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BIOLOGY PRACTICAL SPECIMENS

INSTRUCTION(S) TO SCHOOL
The information contained here is highly confidential.

Therefore, efforts should be made to avoid candidates getting to know of this either directly or indirectly before the examination.

Each candidate should bring to the examination hall/laboratory:
(a) A sharpened Pencil (HB).
(b) An Eraser.
(c) A Ruler.
(d) A Sharp Razor Blade or Scalpel or Knife.

3. The school should provide the following for the candidates:
(i) Iodine Solution.
(ii) Dropper.
(iii) Million’s Reagent.

4. Candidates should be provided with the following specimens during the examination:

Specimen A – Land Snail

Specimen B – Toad

Specimen C – Spider

Specimen D – Crayfish

Specimen E – Spirogyra Filaments

Specimen F – mucor/Rhizopus

Specimen G – Groundnut Seeding (A week old)

Specimen H – Maize Seedling (A week old)

Specimen I – Microscope

Specimen J – Slide (plain)

Specimen K – Pigeon

Specimen L – Agama Lizard

Specimen M – Rat

Specimen N – Tilapia

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PHYSICS PRACTICAL SPECIMENS

INSTRUCTIONS TO SCHOOL
Great care should be taken to ensure that the given below does not reach candidates either directly or indirectly before the examination.

In addition to the usual apparatus in a Physics laboratory, each candidates will require in general; Mathematical Tables, Graph Paper and Geometrical Instruments. For question 1,2,3 the apparatus listed below are required.

QUESTION 1
– Metre rule
– Retort stand and clamp
– Pointer
– Plasticine
– Spiral spring
– Mass hanger
– Masses of 50, 70, 90, 110 and 130g
– Stopwatch/clock

QUESTION 2
– Rectangular glass block
– 4 optical pins
– Drawing board
– Drawing papers
– Protractor 30 cm ruler
– 4 drawing pins

QUESTION 3
– Resistance box
– Rheostat
– Ammeter(0-1 A)
– 2 V Accumulator or two 1.5 V dryLeclanche cell
– 10 connecting wires
– Torchlight bulb
– Key
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CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL SPECIMENS

INSTRUCTION(S) TO SCHOOL
In addition to the apparatus and reagents to be available in a secondary school chemistry laboratory, each candidates will require the following:

(a) One burette (50cm3)

(b) One Pipette (20cm3 or 25cm3)

However, all candidates in a centre must use pipettes of the same volume

(c) The usual apparatus for filtration

(d) The usual apparatus and reagent for qualitative work including:

(i) Dilute sodium hydroxide solution
(ii) Dilute ammonia solution
(iii) Dilute hydrochloric acid
(iv) Barium Chloride solution
(v) Distilled water
(vi) Red and blue litmus paper
(vii) Phenolphthalein
(viii) Methyl orange
(ix) One boiling tube
(x) Five test tubes
(xi) Source of heat
(xii) Wash bottle containing distilled water
(xiii) Filtration apparatus

Each candidates should be supplied with the following, labelled An, Bn, Xn and Yn; where ‘n’ is the candidate’s serial number.

* 150cm³ of trioxonitrate(v) acid solution in a bottle labelled “An”. The acid solution which should be the same for all candidates will contain 9.50cm³ of concentrated trioxonitrate(v) acid per dm³ of solution.

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AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE PRACTICAL SPECIMENS

INSTRUCTION(S) TO SCHOOL
Great care should be taken to ensure that the information given overleaf does no reach the candidates either directly or indirectly before the examination.
(a) The provision of specimens, materials and equipment for the examination is your responsibility.

(b) [i] Each candidates should be provided with the following specimens labelled accordingly;

Specimen A – WATERING CAN

SPECIMEN B – PLIER

SPECIMEN C – KNAPSACK SPRAYER

SPECIMEN D – LITMUS PAPER

SPECIMEN E – CROWDING

SPECIMEN F – LIMESTONE

SPECIMEN G – CLAYEY SOIL (POWDERY FORM)

SPECIMEN H – YAM TUBER

SPECIMEN I – CASSAVA TUBER

SPECIMEN J – ORANGE FRUIT

SPECIMEN K – GROUNDNUT CAKE

SPECIMEN L – HIDES AND SKIN

SPECIMEN M – DIGESTIVE TRACT OF A BIRD

[ii] Where a specimen is not readily available in sufficient quantity, it should be shared between small groups of candidates.

3. REPORT FORM
Report form is provided separately on which the following information must be stated:
(a) Details of the specimens and materials provided.
(b) Any difficulty experienced by candidates especially if the examiner would not be able to discover it from the scripts.

4. A completed report form must be enclosed in envelope containing the scripts.
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FISHERIES PRACTICAL SPECIMENS

INSTRUCTION(S) TO SCHOOL
The information contained here is highly confidential. Efforts should be made to avoid candidates getting to know this either directly or indirectly before the examination.

Each candidate should be instructed to bring the following to the Examination Hall/Laboratory.

(a) HB Pencil,
(b) An Eraser,
(c) A Ruler,
(d) A new Razor Blade or Scalpel.

Candidates should be provided with the following;
(i) Hand lens.
(ii) Petri-dish.
(iii) Forcep.

Specimen A – Head pan.
Specimen B – Shovel.
Specimen C – Measuring Tape.
Specimen D – Digger.
Specimen E – Axe.
Specimen F – Harrow.
Specimen G – Hooks and Line (many hooks fixed at intervals on line, a 6 feet long).
Specimen H – Gill Net.
Specimen I – Fishing Basket.
Specimen J – Cast Net.
Specimen K – Knife.
Specimen L – Milling Machine (model).
Specimen M – Pelleting Machine (model).
Specimen N – Maize Meal.
Specimen O – Fish Meal.
Specimen P – Oyster Shell (grounded oyster shell).
Specimen Q – Wheat Offal.

NOTE: If it is not possible to provide each candidate with all the specimens and apparatus can be provided for groups of not more than 10 candidates.

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COMPUTER STUDIES PRACTICAL INSTRUCTIONS/SPECIMENS

INSTRUCTION(S) TO SCHOOL/SUPERVISOR
A. The school authority/administrator is expected to provide the following facilities in readiness for 2022 NECO SSCE Internal Examination for the candidates.

-A well ventilated computer laboratory to accommodate sizeable number of students at once.

-Stand-by Generator with capacity to power all the systems. (Maximum 2.5KVA).

-Installation of application packages like Microsoft Word, Spreadsheet (Excel), Microsoft Access and Corel draw.

-A reasonable number of printers to go round the candidates.

-UPS (Uninterrupted Power Supply).

B. COMPUTER SYSTEM SPECIFICATION
-Hard Drive = 160GB – 320GB.
-RAM = 3GB.
-Processor = Pentium Chip.
-Processor Speed = 2.5MHz at least.
-Operating System = Windows.
-USB Ports = 2 to 4.

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