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Identity and National Cohesion practice questions

Values and traditions that identify a Ghanaian, false identity, and promoting national cohesion in Ghana.

17 questions in this topic: 5 recall, 11 applying skills and concepts and 1 extended thinking. Every one carries a written explanation.

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  1. Question 1Skills & concepts

    False identity is best defined as

    • aadopting an image or lying about oneself that does not reflect one's true self
    • bchoosing a career path different from what one originally planned
    • cmoving to a new city to start a fresh chapter in life
    • ddisagreeing with a widely held opinion in society
  2. Question 2Skills & concepts

    National cohesion in Ghana is best described as

    • athe harmonious and inclusive existence of diverse ethnic, cultural, linguistic and religious groups, emphasising unity and mutual respect
    • bthe requirement that all Ghanaians speak a single official language
    • cthe total elimination of ethnic and cultural differences
    • da policy restricting political participation to a single party
  3. Question 3Skills & concepts

    Which is listed as an implication of false identity on personal development?

    • aLimited self-awareness, since personal growth is restricted without understanding one's true desires and strengths
    • bAn automatic increase in career opportunities
    • cStronger, more genuine relationships with others
    • dImproved creativity and problem-solving abilities

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