WASSCE 2023: Integrated Science Questions To Master Before September

The 2023 Integrated Science WASSCE paper will be written in few weeks time. Master the questions below. These questions were selected based on our projected topics for the exams. As you already know, our projected topics are 100% guaranteed to success. Take advantage of this platform and get the best grades in your exams.

1. (a) Explain the following terms as applied to sound waves:
(i) frequency;
(ii) loudness;
(iii) pitch.
[6 marks]

(b) (I) What is crop rotation?
(ii) State two advantages of crop rotation.

(c) (I) List three kingdoms used in the classification
Of living things.
(ii) state two reasons for classification of living things.

(d) (I) Explain briefly how each of the following processes occurs:
(I) melting of a solid;
(ii) condensation of a gas.

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2. (a) (i) What is a transistor?

(ii) explain how a transistor behaves as a switch.

(b) (I) explain the term poultry.
(ii) state four reasons for keeping poultry.

(c) explain the following terms:
(I) population;
(ii) species.

(d) (I) What are x-rays?

(ii) state two dangers associated with over exposure to x-rays.

3. (a) (I) what is plant tissue culture?

(ii) state three advantages of propagating a plant by tissue culture.

(b) (I) Explain the term parturition as applied to animal production.

(ii) state three signs shown by an animal when parturition is about to occur.

(c) Draw and label a ray diagram to show how the image of a point object is seen in a plane mirror

2023 BECE Social Studies and BDT Final Topic Predictions

Take a look at our projected topics.

1. Cells

2. Transports in plants

3. Acids, bases and salts

4. Diseases

5. lonic and covalent bonding

6. Machine

7. Chemical compounds and IUPAC names

8. Friction

9. Photosynthesis

10. Dentition and digestion in mammals

11. Skeleton of mammals

12. Crops production

13. Force and motion

14. Electrical/Heat

15. Ecosystem

16. Evolution, Variation, and inheritance.