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AUGUST 2021

RELIGIOUS & MORAL EDU.

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1 Hour 45 Minutes
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PB PAGEZ EXAMINATION
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AUGUST 2021 RELIGIOUS & MORAL EDUCATION 2 & 1 1 Hour 45 Minutes

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 PAPER 2
Essay

This paper consists of three sections: I, II and III. Answer three questions only, choosing one question from
each section. All questions carry equal marks. Answer all the questions in your answer booklet. Credit will
be given for clarity of expression and orderly presentation of material.

SECTION A: RELIGION
Answer one question only from this section

1. (a) Outline five contributions of Caliph Abu Bakr to Islam. [15 marks]

(b) What two lessons can be learnt from the contribution of Caliph Abu Bakr? [5 marks]

2. (a) Explain the term puberty. [4 marks]

(b) State three emotional changes that are associated with puberty. [6 marks]

(c) Explain four reasons why puberty rites are performed. [10 marks]

3. (a) Describe four types of Christian prayers. [8 marks]

(b) Outline four reasons why Christians pray [12 marks]

SECTION B: MORAL LIFE

Answer one question only from this section

4. (a) Explain four ways by which people can comport themselves. [12 marks]
(b) State four reasons why you should comport yourself. [8 marks]

5. (a) Describe four processes involved in showing repentance. [10 marks]

(b) Outline four reasons for showing regret for one’s wrong deeds. [10 marks]

6. (a) State three main reasons each why rules and regulations are useful
(i) at home [6 marks]
(ii) in the community. [6 marks]

(b) Outline four benefits of taking instructions from elders. [8 marks]

SECTION C: SOCIAL LIFE

Answer one question only from this section

7. (a) List four factors that promote good family relationship [8 marks]
(b) Explain four benefits of healthy relationship among family members. [12 marks]

8. (a) Outline four reasons why naming ceremony is important in your community. [12 marks]
(b) State four factors to be considered when choosing a name for a child. [8 marks]
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PAPER 1 45 MINUTES

OBJECTIVE TEST

Write your name and index number in ink in the spaces provided above

1. Use 2B pencil throughout.

2. On the pre-printed answer sheet, check that the following details are correctly printed:

Your surname followed by your other names, the subject Name, your Index Number, Centre
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 RELIGIOUS & MORAL EDUCATION 2
OBJECTIVE TEST

45 MINUTES

1. Which of the following people was commanded

by God to build an ark? A. links the youth into adulthood
B. helps the youth to become rich
A. Joseph C. promotes chastity among the youth
B. Jacob D. makes the youth look more attractive
C. Noah
D. David 8. Which of the ten commandments instructs
Christians to be content with what they have?
2. Who gave the tomb in which Jesus was buried?
A. First
A. Simon of Cyrene B. Fourth
B. Joseph of Arimathea C. Eighth
C. Nicodemus D. Tenth
D. Zebedee
9. Which of the following parables of Jesus
3. What is the second pillar of Islam? teaches forgiveness? The

A. Salat A. unjust steward

B. Sawm B. rich fool
C. Zakat C. good Samaritan
D. Hajj D. prodigal son

4. On what occasion do Muslims perform the 10. Christians who are persecuted for the sake of
Janazah prayer? righteousness are blessed because

A. Before a Muslim travels A. God will be merciful to them

B. After observing a fast B. God’s kingdom belongs to them
C. During Friday worship C. they shall be comforted
D. When a Muslim dies D. they shall see God

5. The main reason for the celebration of Odwira 11. Going round the Kaba is an Islamic religious
festival is for community activity done during

A. development A. Eid-ul-Adha
B. preservation B. Eid-ul-Fitr
C. purification C. Hajj
D. re-organization D. Ramadan

6. Which of the following animals provides 12. Which Islamic prayer is observed at sunset?
security to man?
A. Janazah
A. Goat B. Tarawih
B. Donkey C. Isha
C. Dog D. Maghrib
D. Cow
13. Traditionalists pray by means of
7. Puberty rites should be encouraged because it
A. music and dance
B. spirit possession
C. pouring libation C. Age of the mother
D. divination D. The baby’s place of birth

14. In African Traditional Religion, the living 21. A major reason for establishing a traditional
dead are referred to as youth organization is to
A. defend the interest of the community
A. bad spirits B. protect ancestors and the gods
B. witch doctors C. embark on educational tours
C. ancestors D. fight those who destroy the environment
D. mediums
22. Behaviour patterns of individuals approved by
15. One of the reasons for which God created the society are known as
sea is to A. rituals
B. moral values
A. generate hydro-electric power C. taboos
B. reduce soil erosion D. sacrament
C. beautify the environment
D. provide habitat for some animals 23. School rules are meant to ensure
A. punishment for school children
16. The most important rite in Christian B. patriotism among children
sacramental worship is the C. competition among children
D. good behaviour of children
A. taking of the holy communion
B. reading of the old testament 24. A person who is sincere and upright in his/her
C. reading of the new testament ways is said to be
D. collection of offertory and tithe A. generous
B. tolerant
17. God is called Nyame among the Akans C. honest
because He is the D. grateful

A. Creator 25. Which of the following is responsible for

B. Dependable morality in traditional society?
C. Ever-living A. Linguist
D. Supreme Being B. Gong gong beater
C. Chief priest
18. Egya Ahor is fondly remembered by the Fante D. Fortune teller
for
26. A father shows commitment to the family by
A. his miraculous powers A. being punctual at work and helping others
B. commanding the golden stool B. travelling with wife outside the country
C. his resurrection from death C. being steadfast at prayer and sacrificing
D. saving his people D. treating all dependents with patience and
tolerance
19. Eid-ul-Adha is celebrated by Muslims to
27. Which of the following is an effect of drug
A. mark Abraham’s sacrifice to Allah abuse?
B. remember the death of Muhammed A. Obedience
C. mark the end of Ramadan B. Truancy
D. remember the birth of Muhammed C. Politeness
D. Truthfulness
20. Which of the following is considered when
choosing a name for a new born child? 28. The best way to live in peace in a community
is to
A. The weight of the child A. disagree with your enemies
B. Tribe of the parents B. sit on the fence
C. understand and co-operate with others C. avoid casual sex
D. enter into conflict with your neighbours D. be courageous

29. It is a bad habit to use one’s leisure time in 35. Which of the following is a symptom of
A. playing games Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS)?
B. telling stories A. Strong pains in the abdomen
C. reading story books B. Rapid loss of weight
D. gossiping about friends C. Sleeping very often
D. Suffering from the waist

30. It is our responsibility to prevent the spread of 36. Repeating a bad deed shows that one
cholera by A. has realized and accepted a fault
A. immunizing against the six killer diseases B. is determined to ask for pardon
B. eating a balanced diet C. wants another opportunity to make amends
C. keeping our surroundings clean D. has not regretted
D. taking good care of our wounds
37. Giving money to a person to influence a
31. A child who apologizes for committing an decision is
offence is said to be A. corruption
A. knowledgeable B. cheating
B. intelligent C. bribery
C. law abiding D. embezzlement
D. obedient
38. All the following are teachers’ responsibilities
32. “A child breaks the shell of a snail but not that towards their pupils except
of the tortoise” This implies that one should A. ensuring discipline
A. work hard B. making themselves approachable
B. be afraid of tortoise C. inviting parents of troublesome children
C. not be over ambitious D. feeding hungry pupils at school
D. be kind to animals
39. A happy and prosperous life depends on
33. A person is regarded as tolerant when the A. obedience
person is B. hard work
A. hardworking C. respect
B. brilliant D. courage
C. truthful
D. patient 40. The first thing to do when you enter a house is
to
34. To live a chaste life, one must A. offer greetings
A. speak the truth B. ask for water
B. be humble C. ask for a seat
D. remove your sandals
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FREE MOCK QUESTIONS_2
RELIGIOUS & MORAL EDUCATION Marking Scheme
OBJECTIVE TEST (40 MARKS)
PAPER ONE
1. C 6. C 11. C 16. A 21. A 26. D 31. B 36. D
2. B 7. C 12. D 17. C 22. B 27. B 32. C 37. C
3. A 8. D 13. C 18. D 23. D 28. C 33. D 38. D
4. D 9. D 14. C 19. A 24. C 29. D 34. C 39. B
5. C 10. B 15. D 20. B 25. C 30. C 35. B 40. A

PAPER TWO [60 MARKS]

SECTION A: RELIGION
Answer one question only from this section

1. (a) Outline five contributions of Caliph Abu Bakr to Islam. 15 marks

(i) He put in place elements of democratic governance by consulting important personalities
in the community before taking a decision
(ii) He formed a well-trained Islamic army.
(iii) He appointed judges/clerics of high integrity who instituted punishment as prescribed in
the Holy Quran
(iv) He appointed local rulers / council of elders who advised him on important matters
affecting believers.
(v) He helped the Holy Prophet Muhammed to embark on Jihad
(vi) He taught Muslims the Hajj rites or rituals.
(vii) He brought unity among Muslims and crushed all rebellions.
(viii) He gave all his wealth for the service of Allah.
(ix) Under his rule as Caliph, Islam spread to many parts of the world.
(x) He was physically tortured, but stood firm for the cause of Islam.

(b) What two lessons can be learnt from the contribution of Caliph Abu Bakr? 5 marks
(i) Muslims should be willing to use their wealth for the work of Allah
(ii) Muslims should have the courage to give up all they have in order to serve Allah faithfully.
(iii) Muslims should endure all forms of trials and tribulations for the sake of Allah.
(iv) We should be honest, truthful and trustworthy/loyal in all their deeds.
(v) We should help the poor and needy.
(vi) We should endeavour to be steadfast.
(vii) Muslims should be brave and courageous to fight in the name of Allah.
(viii) Muslims must respect and fear Allah.
(ix) Muslims must help to spread the word of Allah.
(x) We must be tolerant/humble

2. (a) Explain the term puberty. 4 marks

(i) It is the transition from childhood to adulthood.
 (ii) It is the period of growth from childhood to adulthood.
Rites are performed to mark puberty in some cultures.
(iii) It is a stage of transformation in the human body from childhood to adulthood. It is the
period between the ages of 10 and 19 years.
(iv) A stage where an individual becomes capable of reproduction.

(b) State three emotional changes that are associated with puberty. 6 marks
(i) Curiosity to know things around. They become adventurous to explore self and
environment.
(ii) Experience of changes in mood, such as, getting angry, happy or excited about minor
issues.
(iii) Development of interest in the opposite sex / engagement in friendly relationship –
boy/girl relationships.
(iv) Display of shyness when naked
(v) Display of rebellious attitude
(vi) Fear / worry / anxiety about the future.
(vii) Engagement in activities that bring joy and excitement
(viii) The desire to engage in sexual activities
(ix) The desire to be independent and free from control / a feeling of maturity
(x) The crave for love and care/affection

(c) Explain four reasons why puberty rites are performed. 10 marks
(i) It is a special ritual ceremony performed to usher a person from childhood to adulthood
(ii) It enables a person to be recognized as a fully-fledged responsible member of the family
and society.
(iii) It teaches girls to be obedient to parents.
(iv) It prevents pregnancy before the initiation ceremony.
(v) It brings honour to the initiate, parents and family.
(vi) Initiates sometimes acquire capital through gifts for her future.
(vii) It enables girls to get good husbands.
(viii) The initiate girls acquire knowledge about good womanhood.
(ix) Helps the initiate to know about the traditions of the society.
(x) The initiates learn to live, work and play with others – cooperation.
(xi) The girls have the right to get married.
(xii) It helps them to become good parents.
(xiii) It teaches the initiates to be committed to God.

3. (a) Describe four types of Christian prayers. 8 marks

(i) Prayer of thanksgiving – It is said to thank or show appreciation for what God has done.
(ii) Prayer of intercession – This is prayer said for the benefit of other. Eg, the sick, the nation
or against accident.
(iii) Prayer of supplication/request/petition – prayer is said to make a request of God. Eg, for
job, marriage, etc. It is said to ask God for his intervention on an issue or problem
(iv) Prayer of confession – this is to confess one’s sins upon violation of God’s laws and ask
for forgiveness.
(v) Dedication / Consecration – It is said to submit and dedicate one’s life to God and to be
holy before God. Purifying or dedicating building / church, etc
 (b) Outline four reasons why Christians pray 12 marks
(i) To express thanks / gratitude to God for his providence, mercy, etc
(ii) To express regret and ask for forgiveness.
(iii) To seek assistance for others in trouble.
(iv) To renew and maintain relationship with God
(v) To express commitment and dependence on God.
(vi) To keep one holy and upright unto God
(vii) To show good moral ethics and behaviour on daily basis
(viii) To acknowledge that God is always present to support us.
(ix) In order to speak to God and have fellowship with him.
(x) To obtain divine favour/blessing from God
(xi) To request for help / assistance from God
(xii) To adore / praise God
(xiii) To ask God for protection

SECTION B: MORAL LIFE

Answer one question only from this section

4. (a) Explain four ways by which people can comport themselves. 12 marks
 Control of one’s temper
 Eating at the right place and at the right time
 Disposing of refuse in the proper way – putting into rubbish bins
 Freeing one’s bowels at the appropriate places
 Avoiding fighting in public
 Apologising for one’s mistakes
 Showing respect for authority
 Paying attention in class or at meetings
 Respecting the views of others
 Dressing appropriately for an occasion
 Greeting and respecting others
 Speaking politely to others., etc

(b) Four reasons why you should comport yourself. 8 marks

 It brings respect to oneself
 It brings favour
 It allows one to fit into a group
 It enhances good relationship
 Comportment enhances orderliness and peace
 It brings blessings from man and God etc.

5. (a) Describe four processes involved in showing repentance. 10 marks

Introduction
Define the word repentance.
(i) Realize / admit fault or sin committed
 (ii) Show deep regret for action
(iii) Request for pardon from person or God
(iv) Make a strong resolution not to repeat the act.

(b) Outline four reasons for showing regret for one’s wrong deeds. 10 marks
Introduction
Define the word regret and give examples

• To appease the offended person / God.

• To ensure unity and peace
• To renew friendship / cordiality
• To bring about forgiveness
• To avoid hatred and resentment
• To save a person from eternal destruction
• To regain trust / confidence

6. (a) State three main reasons each why rules and regulations are useful

(i) at home 6 marks

(Note: Define rules and regulations first and give examples)

 They help to maintain order in the home

 They instill discipline / good behaviour in both parents and children
 They promote peace and unity in the home
 They encourage responsible behaviour
 They help to cultivate tolerance in people

(ii) Reasons why rules and regulations are useful in the community. 6 marks
 They help to maintain order in the community
 They instil discipline / good behaviour in members of the community
 They promote peaceful coexistence in the community
 They create an atmosphere of security
 They encourage responsible behaviour
 They help to cultivate tolerance in people
 They help to improve the standard of that community
 They help to protect one’s fundamental human rights
 They help to protect life and property

(b) Outline four benefits of taking instructions from elders. 8 marks

(Note : Define elders first and give examples)
(i) It helps us gain favour from them
(ii) It maintains good neighbourliness
(iii) It also develops our behaviour and character
(iv) It makes us avoid certain dangers
 (v) It protects our future
(vi) It helps us to develop spiritually
(vii) It pleases God – attracts blessings from God

SECTION C: SOCIAL LIFE

Answer one question only from this section

7. (a) Four factors that promote good family relationship 8 marks

a) Tolerance
b) Respect for the elderly
c) Sharing
d) Commitment
e) Obedience
f) Love
g) Socialization

(b) Four benefits of healthy relationship among family members. 12 marks

a) It leads to peace and harmony
b) It promotes family projects
c) It strengthens the family bond
d) It allows one to get good moral training
e) It enables family members to support one another in times of need.
f) It brings respect and honour to the family.
g) It reduces the tendency for waywardness among family members
h) It brings both physical and spiritual blessings

8. (a) Four reasons why naming ceremony is important in your community. 12 marks
(i) It gives the child a name as his/her identity
(ii) It initiates the child into the family and community
(iii) It is used to dedicate the child to God.
(iv) It promotes unity among the family members
(v) It promotes socialization among well-wishers.
(vi) It is used to seek protection and blessings for the child.
(vii) It provides the chance for well-wishers to contribute towards the upkeep of the child
(viii) It brings respect and honour to the parents and family

(b) Four factors to be considered when choosing a name for a child. 8 marks
(i) Day of birth
(ii) Tribe of family
(iii) Family name
(iv) The meaning of name
(v) Sex or gender of child
(vi) Religion of family
(vii) Circumstance of birth