MOST LIKELY QUESTIONS: CRITICAL ISSUES IN RME

 

MOST LIKELY QUESTIONS: CRITICAL ISSUES IN RME

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1. Discuss the following types of prejudice

a. Xenophobia

b. Racism

c. Sexism

d. Classism

e Racism

f. Ageism

g. Religious prejudice     10 MARKS

b. Explain the term "Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ARTs)" and identify four types of

these technologies that are practiced in Ghana. 10 marks

2. Discuss four points each of the Islam and Traditional responses to Abortion 20marks

3. Discuss four types of values with relevant examples.

b. Enumerate three reasons why value-based education is necessary.  20marks

4. Differentiate between absolute morality and relative morality. 10marks

b. Discuss three importance of a good conscience 10 marks

5. Discuss the following layers of the atmosphere

i. stratosphere

ii Mesosphere

iii. Exosphere

iv Troposphere

b. Explain three benefits and demerits each of the greenhouse effect

c. List two reasons why acid rains are vital.

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FIRST SET

SECOND SET

For items 1 to 20, each stem is followed by four options lettered A to D. Read each item

carefully and write the letter of the correct or best option.

1. The branch of knowledge that deals with the origin and evolution of the universe is

known as ...

A. Axiology.

B. Cosmology.

C. Metaphysics.

D. Ontology.

2. Love andAffection are examples of ……………………………………………………..

A. Aesthetic Values.

B. Moral Values.

C. Sentimental Values.

D. Spiritual Values.

3. Which one of the following statements is not true about morality?

A. Moral codes are developed to serve the interest of all people living in society.

B. Morality is a social phenomenon, rather than being an individual phenomenon.

C. Morality is applied to individuals even when they are living alone in society.

D. Morality is applied to individuals only when they interact with other persons.4. Which one of the following adjectives cannot serve as a characteristic of religious

morality?

A. Absolute.

B. Objective.

C. Relative.

D. Universal.

5. Which one of the following statements is not true about Ethics Education?

A. Ethics deals with collective decision-making.

B. Ethics deals with individual decision-making.

C. Ethics deals with what is good for individuals.

D. Ethics deals with what is good for society.

6. In the 1960s, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah made an attempt to replace the teaching of Religion

in Ghanaian basic schools with the subject

A. Citizenship Education.

B. Cultural Studies.

C. Moral Education.

D. Moral Teaching.

7. The Sun belongs to a galaxy called ……………………………………….

A. Cosmos.

B. Milky Way.

C. Planet.

D. Solar System.

8. What is the meaning of the acronym NASA in space science?

A. National Aeronautics and Space Administration.

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B. National Aeronautics Science Association.

C. National Association of Space Administrators.

D. National Association of Space Aeronautics.

9. Thomas Lickona has made tremendous contributions to the study of ………………………….

A. Character Education.

B. Ethics Education.

C. Moral Education.

D. Religious Education.

10. Religious and Moral Education is a subject that deals with

I.

Religious Issues

II. Moral Issues

III. Social Issues

IV. Contemporary Issues

A. I

B. I & II

C. I, II & III

D. I. II, III & IV

11.Conscience is derived from the Latin word “conscientia ”, which means

A. being innocent.

B. having clear conscience.

C. having inner feeling.

D. privy of knowledge.

12.Probity andAccountability are examples of …………………………………………

A. Aesthetic Values.

B. Economic Values.

C. Moral Values.

D. Political Values.

13. Which one of the following subjects examines themes like what moral questions mean,

and on what basis people can know what is ‘True’ or ‘False’?

A. Applied Ethics.

B. Development Ethics.

C. Meta-Ethics.

D. Normative Ethics.

14. In Moral Philosophy, the Ethics of Right is referred to as ……………………………

A. Cosmology.

B. Deontology.

C. Teleology.

D. Theology.

15. The act of having sexual intercourse with many people or multiple sex partners is

described as ...

A. Heterosexual.

B. Promiscuity.

C. Prostitution.

D. Recreational Sex.

16. Which one of the following factors may not affect human sexuality?

A. Biological factors.

B. Cultural factors.

C. Psychological factors.

D. Religious factors.

THIRD SET