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The objective test is meant to be taken in 2 hours.
The objective test is meant to be taken in 2 hours.
False
The test consists of five sections: A, B, C, D, and E.
The test consists of five sections: A, B, C, D, and E.
False
You can answer two questions from Section A.
You can answer two questions from Section A.
False
You should use a pencil to write your answers.
You should use a pencil to write your answers.
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Section B is for multiple-choice questions.
Section B is for multiple-choice questions.
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Your letter in Section A should be about 200 words.
Your letter in Section A should be about 200 words.
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You can answer all questions from Section C.
You can answer all questions from Section C.
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You will be penalized severely if you look at the next page before you are told to do so.
You will be penalized severely if you look at the next page before you are told to do so.
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The test is for 60 marks.
The test is for 60 marks.
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Credit will be given for clarity of expression and orderly presentation of materials.
Credit will be given for clarity of expression and orderly presentation of materials.
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Study Notes
Examination Overview
- The examination is the West African Senior School Certificate Examination in English Language held in May 2011.
- Duration of the exam is 2 hours, divided into two parts: Paper 1 (Objective Test) and Paper 2 (Essay).
- Paper 1 lasts for 1 hour and is comprised of 100 questions divided into five sections.
Paper 1 Instructions
- Use a 2B pencil for responses.
- Complete the Objective Test Answer Sheet with:
- Center name, center number, school name, school number.
- Surname followed by other names in the student's name section.
- Identification number in the designated space.
- Subject (English Language) and Grade (12th) in the corresponding spaces.
- Identification number should be provided vertically for proper shading.
Answering Format
- Each question has four options (A to D); choose the most appropriate answer.
- Shade the answer corresponding to the chosen option on the answer sheet.
Sections Breakdown
Section A
- Focus on synonyms: choose the word nearest in meaning to the underlined word in provided sentences.
- Example: "This dress is not appropriate for the occasion." Options include A. ready, B. adequate, C. fine, D. suitable (correct answer is D).
Section B
- Focus on antonyms: select the word most nearly opposite in meaning to the underlined word in the sentences.
- Example: "Mr. Kollie's idea became repugnant to his wife." Options include A. unlikable, B. acceptable, C. bearable, D. agreeable (correct answer is B).
Section D
- Complete the sentence with the appropriate word or phrase from the options given.
- Example: "Only __________ persons turned up for the meeting." Options include A. fewer, B. little, C. some few, D. a few (correct answer is D).
Key Vocabulary for Practice
- Synonyms: eloquent, suitable, timeless, native, jovial.
- Antonyms: repugnant/acceptable, trivial/momentous, obstinate/submissive.
- Completeness: familiarizing with the context of terms enhances understanding and response accuracy.
General Tips
- Read questions and instructions carefully before answering.
- Practice identifying synonyms and antonyms to improve comprehension.
- Familiarize yourself with grammatical structures used in sentence completion exercises.
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Description
Practice questions from the West African Examinations Council's Senior High School Certificate Examination in English Language from May 2011. Test your knowledge of English grammar, vocabulary, and comprehension.
