Category: General
UACE S101 General Paper section B: Logic Quiz 9
Study the information provided below and answer the questions that follow: Dr . Salome is a Medical Researcher collecting dat on four patients’height, weight and ... Read More
Effects of high blood pressure/hypertension
Damage to the heart and coronary arteries, including heart attack, heart disease, congestive heart failure, aortic dissection, and atherosclerosis. Kidney damage. Vision loss. Erectile dysfunction. ... Read More
Causes of high blood pressure/hypertension
overweight eating too much salt and do not eat enough fruit and vegetables not doing enough exercise drinking too much alcohol or coffee (or other caffeine-based drinks) smoking having a lot ... Read More
Importance of collecting and keeping medical records
Provide patient’s medical history Provide patient’s health status To show drugs being used for chronic diseases. Help a physician to decide on current treatment based ... Read More
UACE S101 General Paper section B: Logic Quiz 9
Study the information provided below and answer the questions that follow: A navigable river runs from a lake at point A where there is a ... Read More
Challenges faced in utilizing of water resources in the community
Contaminated portable water Rapids and falls hinder river navigation Water weeds hinder navigation Shallowness of water bodies hinder use of big ship Hard water wastes ... Read More
Explain the importance of registering motor vehicle in your country.
It is a source of revenue to the government which help to fund road maintenance and other infrastructues. To permit the car to use public ... Read More
Impact of importing used motor vehicles to the environment.
Due to improper combustion, these old vehicles release carbon monoxide (CO). Carbon monoxide combines with blood haemoglobin and prevent it from carrying oxygen causing death. ... Read More
UACE S101 General Paper section B: Logic Quiz 7
Study the following information carfully and answer the questions that follow (50marks) There are families in the village of Zubanda: F1, F2, F3 and F4. ... Read More
Effects of ponography to society
Has led to early sex Has lea to teanege pregnancy Has promoted vices like prostitution and homosexuality Has led to spread of diseases like HIV ... Read More
Importance of mass media in a country
Positive Delivers information to the public of current on current affairs. Educates /instructive. Media educate us on important social issues such as public health and ... Read More
UACE S101 General Paper section B: Logic Quiz 6
Study the following information carfully and answer the questions that follow (50marks) The Media Council in the Republic of UMTARA embranced on an exercise of ... Read More
UACE S101 General Paper section B: Logic Quiz 5
Study the following information carfully and answer the questions that follow (50marks) A group of six well trained Commandos have been tasked by government to ... Read More
ONE OF THE OF INDIGENOUS/LOCAL LANGUAGES SHOULD BECOME THE “NATIONAL LANGUAGES” IN UGANDA. DISCUSS.
A national language is a medium of communication which is legally accepted, commonly and widely spoken and understood by the majority in a given country. ... Read More
UACE S101 General Paper section A: Corruption in Uganda (causes, effects and solutions)
Definition Corruption refers to dishonest or fraudulent conduct by those in power in order to acquire illicit benefits or abuse power for one’s personal gain. ... Read More
UACE S101 General Paper section B: Logic Quiz 4
Dr. B Study the following information carfully and answer the questions that follow (50marks) In 2005, there were 78 normal deliveries in Abaffe Maternity Clinic. ... Read More
UACE S101 General Paper section A: Brain drain in Uganda (causes, effects and solutions)
Definition Brain drain is the loss/migration of highly skilled manpower to toher countries in search for better pay, equpmment or better conditions of living and ... Read More
UACE S101 General Paper section A: Duties and powers of the President of Uganda
Definition: The President is an elected top leader by all the citizens in general elections through a democratic process. He is therefore the first citizen, ... Read More
UACE S101 General Paper section A: Famine in Uganda (causes, effects and solutions)
Definition Famine refers to acute food shortage in an area over a long period of time resulting into mal-nutrition, starvation and sometimes death. Famine usually ... Read More
UACE S101 General Paper section A: Multipatry democracy/political pluralism in Uganda (pro and cons)
Definition Political pluralism is a system where we have many political parties, individuals, groups or organizations competing for leadership through a democratic process. Alternatively pluralism ... Read More
UACE S101 General Paper section A: Refugee crisis in Uganda (definiton, causes, effects and solution)UACE S101 General Paper section A: Refugee crisis in Uganda (definiton, causes, effects and solution)
Definition Refugees’ crisis is a situation of acute humanitarian need, where conflict has created a large number of forcibly displaced persons within a short period ... Read More
UACE S101/1 general paper: role of sports in public and private life or society
Definition Sports is a game, competition, or activity needing physical effort and skill that is played or done according to rules, for enjoyment/leisure and/or as ... Read More
UACE general paper
General Paper is compulsory for all students who enrol for the Advanced Level of education in Uganda and a multi-disciplinary subject which draws its content from ... Read More
UACE S101 General Paper section B: Logic Quiz 3
B Study the information below carefully and then answer the questions which follow The government of Uganda is deeply concerned about the country’s energy need, ... Read More
UACE S101 General Paper section B: Logic Quiz 2
Study the information provided in the table below and use it to answer the questions that follow. (a)What is meant by the following terms (i) ... Read More
UACE S101 General Paper section B: Logic Quiz 1
Read the information below and answer the questions that follow Kampala District service commission advertised for the post of District Agricultural officer and Sub-county Agricultural ... Read More
UACE General Paper section A: Capital punishment in Uganda, pro and cons
Capital punishment, which is also known as the death penalty, is criminal punishment that takes the defendant's life as the punishment for the defendant's crime. ... Read More
UACE General Paper discussions: Crime and solutions to curb crime
Definition of crime Crime is the intentional commission of an act usually deemed socially harmful or dangerous and specifically defined, prohibited, and punishable under criminal law. ... Read More
UACE Geography paper 3: S101 General Paper- Deforestation in Uganda
Deforestation means cutting or clearing trees or forests over a large area for the facilitation of other human activities. It is a serious environmental concern ... Read More
UACE General paper Environmental degredation in Uganda
Definition Environmental degradation is the deterioration of the environment through depletion of resources such as air, water and soil; the destruction of ecosystems and the extinction ... Read More
UACE s101 General paper section A topics: Definition, causes, effects and solutions to environmental degredationin Uganda
Definition of evironmental degredation Environmental degradation is the deterioration of the environment through depletion of resources such as air, water and soil; the destruction of ecosystems ... Read More
UACE General paper topics – Domstic violence
Domestic violence in Uganda Domestic violence posses the biggest consern in my community. Domestic violence is a situation where one or more members of the ... Read More
UACE General paper marking points
Composition of the paper It is composed of 2 sections A and B Section A comprises 4 Assay questions from which a candidate selects 1 ... Read More
UACE fieldwork procedures and recommendation
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Contributions/roles of power and energy in development of Uganda
Positive contributions Thermal and HEP are sources of government revenue through taxes from petroleum importing companies like Shell Uganda. HEP aand thermal energy have promoted ... Read More
Problems facing the energy sector in Uganda
Fluctuation of the volume of water limits production of HEP at Bujagali and Murchision falls Vandalization and theft of HEP gadget like transformers, transmission wires. ... Read More
Steps/measures being taken to solve the energy crisis in Uganda
Introducting of energy saving bulbs to combat power shortage Introduction of thermal energy to supplement HEP Importation of gas to reduce dependece on Biomass energy ... Read More
Causes of enviromental degradation in Uganda
Destruction of wetlands through reclamation to increase on aacreage of land for agriculture, settlement, industrial establishment e.g. Kampala, Mbarara, Mbale etc. Destruction of vegetation cover ... Read More
Effects of environmental degradation in Uganda
Reduction in the productivity of land/soil exhaustion and hence decline in food production in Kibale Shortage of wood fuel for domestic use e.g. in Tororo, ... Read More
Contributions of forests in Uganda
Positive contributions Source of timber for example from forests like Mabira, Budongo for local and foreign markets. Provide timber for construction industry Provide firewood and ... Read More
Contributions of lakes to the development of Uganda
Positive contributions Evaporations from lakes lead to the formation of convection rainfall in areas around them such as Mukono, Kampala around Lake Victoria. Lakes allow ... Read More
Contribution of Mt. Rwenzori to human activities
Positive impacts It influences the formation of orographic rainfall at Nyabirango, Muhokya and Bwera leading to the growth of coffee, bananas etc. Mt Rwenzori’s beautiful ... Read More
Contributions of volcanic lakes to the development of Uganda
Positive contribution They re used for tourist attraction such as the beautiful Lake Bunyonyi. They are used for transport of goods and serveces. Source of ... Read More
The influence of vulcanicity on drainage features of Uganda
Vulcanicity led to the formation of lava dammed lakes as L. Mutanda, chahafi, Muhehe and L. Bunyonyi. Such lakes were formed when lava flew from ... Read More
The importance of exports trate in the development of Uganda
Postive importance Export trade has led to development of infrastructure such as roads, railway lines and ports Export trade has promoted industrialization for value addition ... Read More
Factors influencing development of the dairy industry in Uganda.
Cool climate which favour the rearing of dairy animals e.g. in the highland areas of western Uganda e.g. Kabale, shores of Lake Victoria e.g. Wakiso ... Read More
Challenges/problems faced by the diary farmers in Uganda
Shortage of land in densely populated aresa such as Kabale, Mbale, Kampala, etc. led to limited expansion of dairy farms for example Beatrice dairy farm ... Read More
Problems facing livestock farming in Uganda
Prolonged drought leading to scarcity of pastures is a probleme in Nakasongola, Moroto and so on. This results in the death of cattle. Shortage of ... Read More
Contributions of livestock farming in Uganda
Positive contributiona It is a source of animal proteins/food for the people e.g. chicken from ugachick poultry in Gayaza, Beef from Mbarara for the people ... Read More
Characterisitics of market gardening in Uganda
Carried out near or within the vicinity of urban areas, industrial centers, minining centers The types of crops grown are perishable crops such as onions, ... Read More
Factors limiting market gardening in Uganda
Limited land on which to carry out market gardening Decline insoil fertility due to extensive use of land reduce crop yields Limited market for the ... Read More
Characteristics of plantation farmining/agriculture in Uganda
Characteristics of plantation Agriculture Th farmers normallyconcentrate on production of a single crop e.g. sugar cane on the Lugazi sugar cane plantation Farms are usually ... Read More
Contrubutions/Importance of plantation farming in Uganda
Positive contributions Plantaion farms provide employement opportunities for example Lugazi sugar plantation employees over 7000 employes Collect revenues form empoyees earnings on the behalf of ... Read More
Measures to improve agricultural productivity in Uganda
The government has embarked on increased agricultural education at the Universities and institutes to develop agricultural personnel Setting up of demonstration farms such as Aswa ... Read More
Reasons for low agriculture productivity in Uganda
Poor crop varieties in most districts like Kayunga and Moroto lead to low outputs. Use of poor tools like hoes in Mpigi and most of ... Read More
Factor for improvement of farming in Uganda
Introduction of new better quality and high yielding crops and animals such as colonal coffee, grought resistant maize, cassava etc. Diversification of animals Diversification of ... Read More
Factors that influence the development of fishing industry in Uganda
Physical factors Availability of several grounds rich in fish e,g, L. victoria, L. Kyoga etc. The indented nture of the shoreline on lakes Victoria and ... Read More
Reasons for the decline of cotton production in Uganda
Reasons for the decline of cotton production are classified into physical, social nd economic. Physicisal factors are Climatic change such as excessive rain, hailstone and ... Read More
Steps being taken to expand the cotton sector in Uganda
The government of uganda formed the Cotton Development Organization (CDO) to promote the production of cotton through the distribution of high quality seeds, monitoring and ... Read More