Basic Science

Basic Science Second Term Examination

SECOND TERM EXAMINATION CLASS: PRIMARY 6 SUBJECT: BASIC SCIENCE NAME: ___________________________________ Instructions for Students: Read all questions carefully before answering. Attempt all questions. Answer neatly and legibly. No cheating or looking at other students’ papers. Show all working when required. Objectives: Choose the most suitable option lettered a – d for each of the following

Ethnicity : Meaning , Types, Problems and Suggested Solutions

Subject : Civic Education Term : Second Term / 2nd Term Week: Week 6 Class : Basic 4 / Grade 4 / Primary 4   Previous lesson : The pupils have previous knowledge of National Consciousness  (2) that has been taught in their previous classes Topic : Ethnicity : Meaning , Types and Problems Behavioural

SECOND TERM EXAMINATION PRIMARY 3 BASIC SCIENCE

.   SECOND TERM EXAMINATION     CLASS: PRIMARY 3   SUBJECT: BASIC SCIENCE   NAME:……………………………………………………………………………………   ____ is a colourless liquid which we need in our everyday life   (a) water (b) stone (c) blood (d) chemical   Water is used to do the following except ______   (a) for drinking (b) for cooking

General care of the body

  Class: Basic 1   Subject: Home – Economics   Topic: General care of the body   General care of the body means taking care of every part of our body.   example we cannot bathe our body alone. We must also wash our mouth, our hair and every other part of our body. Our

Meaning Of Energy (Kinetic and Potential Energy)

Subject : Basic science and Technology   Topic : Types of Energy   Class : primary 3 / Basic 3   Term : Third Term   Week : week 4   Instructional Materials : Wall charts   Previous Knowledge : The pupils have been taught energy Behavioural Objectives :  At the end of the lesson,

Basic Science Exams Questions JSS 2 SECOND TERM

Edu Delight Tutors JSS 2 SECOND TERM EXAMINATION BASIC SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY SECTION A ——— is the sum of (usually macroscopic) kinetic and potential energies A. Mechanical B. Mechanical Wave C. Mechanical Advantage d. Potential ——— Results when a force acts upon an object to cause a displacement (or a motion) or, in some instances,