PART II
[60 marks]
Answer all of Question 1
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What is technology?
State one use of technology in communication.
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Write and balance each of the following chemical equations:
Fe + O2 → Fe2O3;
Na + Cl2 → NaCl;
H2 + O2 → H2O.
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State one function of each of the following components of a typical cell:
nucleus;
chloroplast;
mitochondrion.
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Mention four cultural practices in vegetable crop production.
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Name two agencies in food safety and quality assurance in Ghana.
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Explain why a tomato plant is likely to wilt if too much fertilizer is applied to it.
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Give two differences between electrical insulators and electrical conductors.
State two effects of illegal electrical connections in the home.
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Explain each of the following terms as used to describe change of state of matter:
condensation;
freezing.
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State two diseases of the circulatory system in humans.
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Mention two ways in which each of the diseases you have stated in (d)(i) can be prevented.
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What is a transistor?
Give two uses of a transistor.
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Mention the suitable solvent for each of the following solutes:
grease;
ink stain;
starch;
cube sugar;
oil paint;
iodine.
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What is a respiratory organ?
Name two structures of the respiratory system of humans.
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What is an agricultural chain?
Name two types of agricultural chain.
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What are stars?
Arrange in order, starting from the sun, the first four planets in the solar system.
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State
two differences between plants and animals;
two similarities between plants and animals.
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Explain each of the following farming systems:
pastoral farming;
ecological farming.
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State the properties of water in terms of
odour,
taste,
effect on litmus.
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What are
annual plants?
perennial plants?
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Mention one danger involved in each of the following activities in the laboratory:
eating or drinking water in the laboratory;
washing hands with unknown liquid in a beaker;
walking barefooted.
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What is a digestive enzyme?
Give two examples of digestive enzymes in humans.
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Give two differences between conduction and radiation of heat.
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