Question 1: (a) Give a suitable title to the scene depicted in the photograph.
(b) How many people can be seen, either in part or full at the scene
of the incident.
(c) What is the kind of setting in which the photograph was taken.
(d) Give any two reasons for your answer in 1(c).
(e) List any twelve objects/subjects visible in the photograph.
(f) At what angle was the photograph taken?
(g) How many traffic officer(s) were at the scene?
The question required from the candidates the ability to see clearly and to be able to interpret visually objects in the photograph. The candidates performed well in this question. Candidates were expected to provide the following answers to the question:
(a) - Motor accident/Crash/Vehicle accident.
- Accident/Crash scene.
- Road traffic accident/Crash.
- Car accident/Car Crash.
(b) - 9 people.
(c) - Urban area/city/town.
(d) - Dual carriage way/tarred road.
- Traffic congestion.
- Architectural layout.
(e) - Cars.
- Billboards/Advertising board/Advertisement board.
- Houses/Buildings.
- Highway/Road.
- Shoes/footwears/sandals/palms.
- Clothes/shirts/trousers/headtie/skirt/jackets/garments.
- Caps.
- Electric poles.
- Electric cables.
- Walkway kerbs/Pedestrian walkway/Roadside pavement.
- Vegetation/trees/plants.
- Fence.
- Street light/light pole.
- Sky.
- Bottle/pet bottle.
- Scattered vehicle parts.
- Tricycle
- Man
- Woman with a baby
- Baby
- Traffic officer
NB: Human beings/people (are repetitions once man, woman, baby, traffic officer have been mentioned)
(f) - High angle.
(g) - One (01).