Kiswahili · Paper 2 · 2007
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46 questions
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The snake that came out of the hole was killed after being showered with kerosene. (Sprinkled, poured, sprinkled, poured)
(b) Write a summary of this passage, not exceeding sixty (60) words.
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Section B
(b) The following sentences are ambiguous. For each sentence, write two meanings to remove the ambiguity.
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Section C
(d) Under each of the following sentences are words in brackets. Choose the most correct word and write it in the blank space. (i) Mwanahawa called me . . . . . . . . the child who was bothering her at work. (nipigie, nimpige, nimpigize, nimpigie) (ii) If I had known the truth of the matter before ... ... ... here for nothing now. (Nisifigalikuja, nisingekuja, singekuja, nisingelikuja) (iii) If I get . . . . . . . . I will come so we can talk. (wasia, wasaa, saa, majira) (iv) . . . . . . . . was completely contrary to the truth of the whole story. (thana, zana, dhana, sana) (v) The snake that emerged from the hole was killed after ... ... ... kerosene. (Kumwagiliwa, kumwagiwa, kumwagilizia, kumwaga)
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Section D
The following is an illustration of the structure of a formal/business letter. Fill in the relevant components.
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Section E
(c) In what way can the wisdom of the following proverbs sometimes lead to harm? (i) Haste haste has no blessings. (ii) He who does not listen to elders will break his leg. (iii) Slow and steady is the way. (iv) Accidents have no protection. (v) If one fish rots, all have rotted.
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