BECE Ghanaian Language past questions: practise online
BECE Ghanaian Language tests reading, grammar, vocabulary and culture in the language you study at school. Sample questions below are in Asante Twi; practice for other Ghanaian languages is added in the app as it becomes available.
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5 sample Ghanaian Language questions
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- Question 1 · Vocabulary · Objees practice question
What is the English meaning of the Twi word « nsuo »?
- A food
- B water
- C fire
- D house
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B water
« Nsuo » means water. Food is « aduane », fire is « ogya » and house is « efie ».
- Question 2 · Vocabulary · Objees practice question
Which Twi word means 'thank you'?
- A Akwaaba
- B Ɛte sɛn?
- C Medaase
- D Yɛfrɛ me
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C Medaase
« Medaase » means thank you. « Akwaaba » means welcome and « Ɛte sɛn? » means how are you?
- Question 3 · Vocabulary · Objees practice question
What does « Akwaaba » mean?
- A welcome
- B goodbye
- C sorry
- D good night
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A welcome
« Akwaaba » means welcome. You will see it at the entrance of many homes and offices in Ghana.
- Question 4 · Culture and customs · Objees practice question
What is the Akan day name for a boy born on Saturday?
- A Kofi
- B Kwaku
- C Yaw
- D Kwame
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D Kwame
Kwame is born on Saturday (Memeneda). Kofi is Friday, Kwaku is Wednesday and Yaw is Thursday.
- Question 5 · Vocabulary · Objees practice question
The Twi word « maame » means
- A father
- B mother
- C sister
- D child
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B mother
« Maame » means mother. Father is « papa » or « agya ».
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