Economics · Paper 1 · 2013
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16 questions
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Define the term “adolescence” and state two physical changes that occur in adolescent girls.
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Mention four factors that influence food choices in different communities.
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Give four advantages of using visual aids when teaching Home Economics.
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Identify four points to consider when feeding a sick person.
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State four advantages of using a treadle sewing machine.
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Mention four sources of protein foods commonly available in rural Tanzanian households.
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List four teaching and learning methods suitable for large classes in Home Economics.
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State four methods of controlling pests in food storage areas.
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Mention four signs and symptoms of dehydration in infants.
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Give four factors to consider when preparing teaching aids for Home Economics lessons.
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Section B
Describe six factors contributing to early pregnancies among adolescents in Tanzania and suggest ways to address each factor.
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Explain six characteristics of a good Home Economics teacher and how each characteristic contributes to effective teaching.
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Discuss six reasons for assessing students’ performance during and after a Home Economics lesson.
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Section C
Explain in detail six advantages of using participatory teaching and learning strategies in Home Economics.
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Describe six effects of malnutrition on the health and development of children under five years.
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Explain six important factors to consider when selecting a site for constructing a Home Economics laboratory.
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