2024 WAEC Fisheries (FISHERIES) Objective and Essay Questions and Answers

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The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has provided helpful materials on Fisheries to prepare you for the final exam, which will start on Friday, 3rd May, 2024 and will consist of Fisheries (Alternative B) 2 (Essay) and Fisheries (Alternative B) 1 (Objective) These materials will help you know what is expected of you and how to do your best in the Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE).

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2024 WAEC Fisheries (FISHERIES) Objective and Essay Questions and Answers

WAEC Fisheries Objective and Essay Questions and Answers

WAEC Fisheries Question and Answer – Time/Date:

SubjectExam TypeTimeDuration
Fisheries (Alternative B) 2Essay9:30am – 11:30am1hour
Fisheries (Alternative B) 1Objective11:30am – 12:10pm1hour

2024 WAEC FISHERIES OBJECTIVES (OBJ) ANSWERS 

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2024 WAEC Fisheries Essay (Theory) Answers


Question 1

(1a) Definitions:

(i) Fishing Gear: These are tools and equipment used for fishing activities, such as rods, nets, and lures.
(ii) Fishing Craft: This refers to boats or vessels used for fishing operations in water bodies.

(1b) Types of Fish Harvesting:

(i) Partial Harvesting:

  • This involves selectively harvesting only mature fish from the pond while leaving younger fish to continue growing.
  • It ensures continuous production and a steady supply of fish over time.

(ii) Complete Harvesting:

  • This method involves harvesting all the fish in the pond at once.
  • After the harvest, the pond is typically drained, cleaned, and restocked with new fish.

(1c) Steps in Fish Breeding:

(i) Select Broodstock: Choose healthy, mature fish for breeding.
(ii) Administer Hormones: Use hormones to stimulate spawning in selected broodstock.
(iii) Collect Eggs and Sperm: Extract eggs from female fish and sperm from male fish.
(iv) Fertilize Eggs: Combine the eggs and sperm for fertilization.
(v) Incubate: Hatch the fertilized eggs in a controlled environment.
(vi) Manage Hatchery: Provide care for the larvae until they mature into juvenile fish.

(1d) Differences between Male and Female Fish:

(i) Appearance: Males and females often have physical differences in size, coloration, or body shape.
(ii) Reproductive Organs: Females possess ovaries, while males have testes.
(iii) Secondary Traits: Males may develop distinctive features or markings, especially during the breeding season.


The above answers aim to provide clear and concise explanations to help students prepare for the WAEC 2024 Fisheries Essay (Theory) section.

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Fisheries WAEC Syllabus 

The 2024 WAEC Syllabus for Fisheries is available below. Please note that this syllabus applies to both internal and external candidates.

Fisheries (Alternative A) Syllabus for Ghanaian Candidates

Preamble:


Fisheries play a crucial role in the economic development of West Africa. This syllabus aims to assess learners’ knowledge and entrepreneurial skills in fisheries and related vocations, as well as their practical knowledge and skills in fisheries.

Aims and Objectives

The syllabus seeks to assess candidates on the following:
ObjectivesDescription
1Importance of fisheries in socio-economic development of West Africa
2Dangers of overfishing practices
3Regulations governing fishing practices in the country
4Differences between freshwater, brackish water, and marine habitats and resources
5Skills in fish farming
6Basic entrepreneurship skills in fisheries-related vocations and business
7Effects of water pollution on fishery resources
8Fish preservation and processing techniques
9Basic biology of fishes
10Basic fish health management

Requirements

To successfully implement this syllabus, the following requirements must be met:
RequirementsDescription
1Schools must have at least an aquarium and a fish pond/concrete tank
2Study of fisheries must be supplemented by visits to established fish farms, research institutions, fishing companies, and related institutions
3Candidates must keep practical notebooks recording laboratory and individual observations, field trips, and specimen collections
4Schools must prepare an album of fishery organisms, fishing gear and craft, and different fish rearing facilities and equipment for teaching purposes

Examination Scheme

The examination consists of three papers: Papers 1, 2, and 3, all of which must be taken.

Paper Structure and Timing

PaperFormatDurationMarks
Paper 1Multiple Choice Objective Questions (50 questions)1 hour50 marks
Paper 2Essay-Type Questions (6 questions, answer 4)2 hours80 marks (20 marks each)
Paper 3Practical Paper (School Candidates) / Alternative to Practical Work Test (Private Candidates)2 hours60 marks
Note:
  • Papers 1 and 2 will be a composite paper, taken at one sitting.
  • Paper 3 will consist of three questions, all of which must be answered within 2 hours.

DETAILS FISHERIES SYLLABUS 2024:

A. Introduction to Fisheries
TopicSub-TopicDescription
1. Fisheries and National DevelopmentMeaning of FisheriesDefinition and explanation
Types of FisheriesCulture, Capture, Subsistence, Artisanal, Commercial, Industrial
Importance of FisheriesRole in national economy, food, employment, income generation, social and cultural life
2. Fishery Organisms and Their HabitatsIdentification and DescriptionFin fishes, Crustaceans, Molluscs
Fishery HabitatsFreshwater, Brackish water, Marine
Invasive Alien SpeciesIdentification, Effects, Prevention and Control
3. Grouping of Fishery OrganismsFreshwater, Brackish water, MarineTilapia, Clarias/Heterobranchus, Chrysichthys, …
B. Fishing Activities
TopicSub-TopicDescription
1. Fish Landing Sites and FacilitiesTypes of Fish Landing SitesBeaches, Harbours, Lagoons, River banks, Lake shores
Facilities and ActivitiesWinch, Cold store, Ice plant, Fuel station, Slipway, Dry dock, Jetty, Breakwater
Sanitation PracticesProper disposal of wastes, oil spills, vessel parts
2. Fishing Gear and CraftClassification and DescriptionActive and Passive fishing gear
Construction and MaintenanceMaterials, repair, and maintenance of fishing gear
Description and Maintenance of Fishing CraftCanoes, Trawlers, Purse seiners, Accessories
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