Examination Question Formatting Guide
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Powered by AISection titles in examination papers should be in capital letters, in bold, and center-aligned .
Non-compliance can lead to inconsistencies in document presentation, potentially confusing students and making grading more challenging for educators. It may also result in overlooked details that affect the reliability and validity of exam assessments .
The font size varies by educational level: Junior High School (JHS) - 12, Upper Primary - 13, and Lower Primary & Preschool - 14 .
Using specific templates ensures consistency and compliance with recommended standards across examination papers. Educators can find and download the recommended templates from the provided Google Drive link .
For Ga subject exams, the document specifies using the font style 'Capecoast', as opposed to Tahoma, which is used for all other subjects .
Not underlining section titles helps maintain a clean and professional look, reducing visual clutter and ensuring that bolding and capitalization are sufficient for emphasis .
The font style for all subjects except Ga should be Tahoma, and the font size for Junior High School (JHS) is 12 .
Italics might be used for instructions to provide emphasis without the visual noise of underlining. These instructions should be center-aligned for consistency and readability .
To ensure images remain properly positioned, they should be placed inside text boxes. This method allows images to stay at the desired position on the page and simplifies further editing .
Images should be inserted into text boxes, which allows for easier positioning and editing. To do this, go to 'Insert', select 'Text Box', click inside it, then use 'Insert' again to add pictures .