The answer is in the passage. A similar story you remember is not the passage on the paper.
The idea
WASSCE Ghanaian Language is the language on your entry. Akan candidates sit Asante Twi, Akuapem Twi or Fante, and those are separate papers. Ewe is its own paper. Ga is its own paper. Other entries include Dangme, Dagbani, Nzema, Gonja, Kasem and Dagaare. The comprehension passage is in that language. Read it before you look at the questions, then read the question and go back to the sentence that answers it. Who, what, where and why have to come from the passage.
Do not copy the whole paragraph back. The mark is for the fact the question asked for, in a sentence. Do not add a reason the passage did not give. If a word in the question is in the passage, the sentence around that word is the place to look, but the word alone is not the answer. Write the answer in the language of your entry unless the question tells you to use English. An answer in a different Ghanaian language, or in English when English was not asked for, has not answered the paper you are sitting.
The BECE Ghanaian Language tips guide sets out comprehension, composition, grammar, literature, culture and translation. At WASSCE you sit the language on your entry, including Akan, Ewe, Ga and the others. Start practising on glearn.now with Kevin and Anna. BECE Ghanaian Language tips