WAEC Home Management Answers (Obj & Essay) 2026/2027

The WAEC Home Management Answers (Obj & Essay) 2026/2027 , Home Management exam, will heavily feature questions on textiles, clothing, housing, home management, and consumer education based on the 2026 syllabus. Candidates should expect and prepare fully for both objective and essay questions. High-priority topics include laundry, interior decoration, and food service.

WAEC Home Management Answers (Obj & Essay) 2026/2027

WAEC HOME MANAGEMENT

NUMBER TWO

(2a)
(i) Study and understand the market before investing.
(ii) Invest through licensed stockbrokers or financial advisers.
(iii) Diversify investments to reduce risk.
(iv) Invest according to his financial ability and objectives.
(v) Consider the safety, profitability and liquidity of the investment.

(2b)
(PICK ANY FIVE)
(i) It provides regular income through dividends or interest.
(ii) It increases wealth through capital appreciation.
(iii) It encourages savings and investment habits.
(iv) Shares and securities can easily be bought or sold for cash.
(v) It provides financial security for the future.
(vi) It helps to protect money against inflation.
(vii) It gives investors ownership rights in companies.
(viii) It promotes economic growth and development.

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NUMBER THREE

(3a)
(PICK ANY FIVE)
(i) Good character and behaviour.
(ii) Educational background and level of understanding.
(iii) Health status and fertility.
(iv) Religious beliefs and cultural background.
(v) Love, compatibility and mutual understanding.
(vi) Ability to manage home responsibilities.
(vii) Respect for family values and traditions.
(viii) Financial stability and hardworking nature.

(3b)
(PICK ANY FIVE)
(i) Trustworthiness.
(ii) Faithfulness and loyalty.
(iii) Patience and tolerance.
(iv) Good communication between the couple.
(v) Respect and understanding for each other.
(vi) Cooperation in family matters.
(vii) Forgiveness and humility.
(viii) Commitment and dedication to the marriage.

2026-WAEC-HOME-MANAGEMENT-ANSWER

(1a)
I: Egg beater / Hand mixer
II: Weighing scale
III: Meat grinder / Mincer
IV: Mortar and pestle
V: Measuring spoons and cups

(1bi)
II: Kitchen scale
V: Measuring spoons and cups

(1bii)
I: Egg beater / Hand mixer
IV: Mortar and pestle

(2a)
(i) Study and understand the market before investing.
(ii) Invest through licensed stockbrokers or financial advisers.
(iii) Diversify investments to reduce risk.
(iv) Invest according to his financial ability and objectives.
(v) Consider the safety, profitability and liquidity of the investment.

(2b)
(PICK ANY FIVE)
(i) It provides regular income through dividends or interest.
(ii) It increases wealth through capital appreciation.
(iii) It encourages savings and investment habits.
(iv) Shares and securities can easily be bought or sold for cash.
(v) It provides financial security for the future.
(vi) It helps to protect money against inflation.
(vii) It gives investors ownership rights in companies.
(viii) It promotes economic growth and development.

(3a)
(i)Character and Behavior: Assessing the girl’s temperament, habits, and moral values to ensure compatibility.
(ii)Shared Values and Beliefs: Ensuring both partners have similar views on religion, family life, and future goals.
(iii)Educational and Intellectual Compatibility: The ability to communicate effectively and understand each other’s perspectives.
(iv)Health and Genetic Background: Awareness of any hereditary health issues or blood group compatibility (e.g., Genotype).
(v)Family Reputation: Investigating the background and history of the family she comes from to ensure mutual respect and safety.

(3b)
(i)Effective Communication: Being able to talk openly and honestly about feelings, needs, and concerns.
(ii)Mutual Respect: Valuing each other’s opinions, boundaries, and individual identities.
(iii)Trust and Fidelity: Building a foundation of honesty and remaining faithful to one another.
(iv)Financial Cooperation: Working together to manage household finances and planning for the future.
(v)Willingness to Forgive: Understanding that mistakes will happen and being ready to resolve conflicts through compromise rather than holding grudges.
(4a)
(i)Upper Container: Holds the untreated (raw) water.
(ii)Ceramic Filter Candle: The porous element that strains out impurities and bacteria.
(iii)Lower Container: Collects the filtered, clean water.
(iv)Tap: Used to dispense the clean water safely.

(4b)
(i)Regular Cleaning: Scrub the ceramic candle gently with a soft brush and clean water (no soap) when the flow rate slows down.
(ii)Sterilization: Periodically wash the upper and lower containers with mild soap and rinse thoroughly to prevent algae or bacterial buildup.
(iii)Handle with Care: Ensure the ceramic candle is handled gently to avoid cracks, as even a hairline fracture will allow bacteria to pass through.

(4c)
(i)Filtration Efficiency: Check if it effectively removes specific local contaminants (e.g., bacteria, protozoa, or heavy metals).
(ii)Flow Rate: Ensure the filter produces enough clean water per hour to meet the daily needs of the household.
(iii)Maintenance & Cost: Consider the availability and price of replacement candles and how easy it is to clean.

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NUMBER FIVE

(5a)
In a Tabular form

Dust:
(PICK ANY TWO)
(i) Dust is made up of fine dry particles.
(ii) Dust is usually light and can be blown away easily.
(iii) Dust settles on surfaces from the air.
(iv) Dust can easily be removed by dusting or sweeping.
(v) Dust is mostly dry in nature.

Dirt:
(PICK ANY TWO)
(i) Dirt is any unwanted substance or stain on surfaces.
(ii) Dirt is usually heavier and sticky.
(iii) Dirt may contain grease, mud or stains.
(iv) Dirt often requires washing or scrubbing to remove.
(v) Dirt may be wet or oily in nature.

(5b)
(PICK ANY THREE)
(i) Type of dirt to be removed.
(ii) Nature/type of the surface or material.
(iii) Availability of cleaning materials and equipment.
(iv) Degree or amount of dirt present.
(v) Cost and time involved in cleaning.
(vi) Safety of the cleaning method to the user and material.

(5c)
(i) Cut the lemon into two halves.
(ii) Rub the lemon directly on the tarnished part of the kitchen sink.
(iii) Leave it for a few minutes so the acid can loosen the tarnish.
(iv) Scrub gently with a sponge or soft brush.
(v) Rinse with clean water and dry with a clean cloth.

WAEC HOME MANAGEMENT

NUMBER SIX

(6a)
(i) Communication skill.
(ii) Listening skill.
(iii) Negotiation skill.
(iv) Problem-solving skill.

(6b)
(PICK ANY SIX)
(i) Identify the real cause of the conflict.
(ii) Allow each person to express his or her opinion freely.
(iii) Listen carefully without interrupting others.
(iv) Avoid insults, blame and fighting during discussions.
(v) Be fair and unbiased when making decisions.
(vi) Encourage forgiveness and reconciliation among the family members.
(vii) Maintain peace and respect during meetings.
(viii) Seek advice from elders or community leaders when necessary.
(ix) Agree on a solution acceptable to everyone involved.

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