Integrated Science
Integrated Science covers biology, chemistry, physics and agricultural science ideas in one subject. Many questions test whether you understand a definition precisely or can apply a simple relationship.
Learn key terms exactly, connect them to everyday examples from home and school, and practise short calculations until they are routine.
Practise the whole subject
Topics
Topics are grouped for practice and may not match the official WAEC syllabus exactly.
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Cells and Living Things
Cell structure, characteristics of living things and photosynthesis.
6 questions
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The Human Body
Circulation, digestion, breathing, excretion, nutrition and disease.
7 questions
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Matter
States of matter, elements and compounds, physical and chemical changes, acids and bases.
6 questions
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Energy
Forms of energy, energy conversion, heat transfer and energy sources.
6 questions
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Ecosystems
Food chains, producers and consumers, decomposers and relationships between organisms.
6 questions
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Forces and Motion
Force, weight, friction, speed and simple machines.
6 questions
How to study Integrated Science
- Make flashcards for definitions (for example photosynthesis, sublimation, mutualism) and review them often.
- Draw and label diagrams from memory: cells, the heart, food chains.
- For calculations, always write the formula, substitute values, then include the unit in your answer.
- Link topics to real life: the Akosombo Dam for energy, malaria for disease transmission, cocoa farms for ecosystems.
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