BECE 2002 June B Integrated Science Past Questions and Answers
The BECE 2002 June B Integrated Science paper has 39 objective and 4 theory questions. Here are sample objective questions with the correct answers and explanations. Sit the full paper with the real time limit on ePrep.
Sample questions with answers
1. Which of the following substances is made up of only one kind of atom?
- A. Iron
- B. Salt
- C. Steel
- D. Water
Answer: A. Iron
Answer: A. Iron is an element — only one kind of atom.
Answer: A. Iron is an element — only one kind of atom.
2. Ice is able to float on water because the ice is
- A. colder than water.
- B. denser than water.
- C. has a greater mass for the same volume of water.
- D. has a greater volume for the same mass of water.
Answer: D. has a greater volume for the same mass of water.
Answer: D. Ice takes up more volume for the same mass, so it is less dense than water and floats.
Answer: D. Ice takes up more volume for the same mass, so it is less dense than water and floats.
3. Which of the following statements about the state of matter is correct?
- A. Molecules in a solid are disorderly arranged.
- B. Solids are highly compressible.
- C. Liquids have definite form and volume.
- D. Molecules in a gas move faster than those in a liquid.
Answer: D. Molecules in a gas move faster than those in a liquid.
Answer: D. Gas molecules move faster than liquid molecules.
Answer: D. Gas molecules move faster than liquid molecules.
4. 
The above diagram illustrates the structure of an atom. The components labeled X and Y are respectively

The above diagram illustrates the structure of an atom. The components labeled X and Y are respectively
- A. neutrons and shells.
- B. ions and neutrons.
- C. neutrons and nucleus.
- D. nucleus and neutrons
Answer: D. nucleus and neutrons


5. The force which opposes the motion of one object on another object is known as
- A. friction.
- B. gravity.
- C. tension.
- D. weight.
Answer: A. friction.
Answer: A. Friction opposes motion.
Answer: A. Friction opposes motion.
6. When the brakes of a bicycle in motion are applied for a long time the wheels become hot. This is because of a change of energy from
- A. kinetic energy to potential energy.
- B. potential energy to kinetic energy.
- C. potential energy to heat energy.
- D. kinetic energy to heat energy.
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7. A man applied a force of 50 N to push a wheelbarrow through a distance of 6 m. Calculate the work done.
- A. 300 J
- B. 56 J
- C. 44 J
- D. 30 J
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8. In which of the following situations is work said to be done?
- A. Walking with a load on the head in an upright position
- B. Getting up from a chair
- C. Pushing against a wall which does not move
- D. Sitting still behind a desk
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9. The energy stored in food is
- A. an electrostatic energy.
- B. a chemical energy.
- C. a solar energy.
- D. a thermal energy.
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10. A machine which has an energy loss of 10% will have an efficiency of
- A. 100%
- B. 90%
- C. 55%
- D. 10%
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