English Language · Karatasi 2 · 2019
44 maswali 🏝 ZEC ✓ MSEnglish Language · Karatasi 2 · 2019
44 maswali
Mtihani wa saa 3 wa muda · husahihishwa kiotomatiki · huhesabiwa kwenye nafasiMazoezi ya saa 3 · husahihishwa moja kwa moja · huhesabika kwenye nafasiMazoezi ya saa 3 · husahihishwa moja kwa moja · huhesabika kwenye nafasi
Lipa na anza mtihani →Maswali (44)
Sehemu A
Match a person from List A with their jobs from List B. Put the letter of the correct answer in the space provided. List A List B i. A psychiatrist ________ a. Receives guests b. Fixes glasses to windows ii. A midwife ________ c. Operates people iii. A surgeon ________ d. Makes furniture iv. A glazier ________ e. Helps mad people f. Helps women to give birth v. A receptionist ________ g. Removes teeth vi. A carpenter ________
- A psychiatrist (1 alama)
- A midwife (1 alama)
- A surgeon (1 alama)
- A glazier (1 alama)
- A receptionist (1 alama)
- A carpenter (1 alama)
Boresha ili kuona majibu ya mfano.
Define the term “mood”.
- Explain about the activities that are going on in this picture in six (6) sentences. (6 alama)
- What is a sea? (1 alama)
- Define the term “mood”. (2 alama)
- Why is the Caspian Sea called a sea and a lake? (1 alama)
Boresha ili kuona majibu ya mfano.
What is a ballad?
- State one (1) difference between a novel and a short story. (2 alama)
- What is a ballad? (2 alama)
- State one (1) difference between a novel and a short story. (2 alama)
- State one (1) difference between a novel and a short story. (2 alama)
Boresha ili kuona majibu ya mfano.
Answer the following questions.
- Write two (2) differences between a closed and open poem. (4 alama)
- How does the poetic language differ from the language of other literary work? (4 alama)
- Write two (2) characteristics of open poem. (2 alama)
- Define the term “mood”. (2 alama)
- What is a ballad? (2 alama)
Boresha ili kuona majibu ya mfano.
Read the poem below and answer the questions that follow. Look the woman Tired hungry baby She drugs her legs The firewood bundle on the head Weighs heavily But still she trudges on Her skin once smooth and dark Is now mudded and dark Her clothes are dusty and torn Her feet dirty and cracked Neither old nor ugly She is gentle tireless and brave When she reaches home She fetches water from the well Lights the fire prepares the food There is more work in the fields Till the sun set Dear God when will she rest?
- What is the poem about? (2 alama)
- Identify the main theme of the poem. (4 alama)
- Write the message of the poem. (2 alama)
- Identify and explain two (2) examples of imagery used in the poem. (4 alama)
- What is the mood of the poem? (2 alama)
- What is the mood of the poet? (2 alama)
- Identify the tone of the poet. (2 alama)
- How many stanzas are there in the poem? (1 alama)
- Explain the meaning of the line: "Neither old nor ugly / She is gentle tireless and brave" (4 alama)
- How many verses are there in the last stanza? (1 alama)
- What is the significance of the question: "Dear God when will she rest?" (4 alama)
Boresha ili kuona majibu ya mfano.
Sehemu B
In about one hundred and fifty (150) words, write a composition about how Zanzibaris celebrate their wedding.
- Write a composition about how Zanzibaris celebrate their wedding. (10 alama)
Boresha ili kuona majibu ya mfano.
Sehemu C
From the text below write three (3) factual information and three (3) non factual information. Tanzania is a country that is located in Eastern Africa. It is the home of Africa’s highest mountain peak, Mount Kilimanjaro. In the East, it is bordered by the Indian Ocean. The country has over 45 million people. More than 90% of the Tanzanians speak Kiswahili as their national language. This country got her independence in 1960s. Mwalimu Julius Nyerere and Sheikh Abeid Amani Karume were the first leaders of the nation while Mwalimu Julius Nyerere is famously referred to as ‘Baba wa Taifa’. In Tanzania also we find lakes like Lake Tanganyika. Lake Tanganyika is the biggest and deepest lake in Africa. It is said that it may probably be the deepest lake in the whole world. But I haven't seen much about this lake apart from tales from my grandfather, and I think this may be true or just an exaggerated story. What I understand is that in our country and Africa, this lake may be the largest and the deepest lake, not for the whole world. Some tales say this lake is guided by gods and it is possible because some wonders we see are very extraordinary. There is also a possibility that this is the only lake that has many varieties of fish species in the world. These fish species make this lake the special among many inland lakes. It might be true, but since I was a child, I have been witnessing various kinds of fishes. There are fishes of various shapes, sizes and colour. This is a proof to me that this lake is special. May be I'm trying to exaggerate the lake because I have been here since a long time. Perhaps, you can come and see for yourself the wonders of Lake Tanganyika. Probably, you will agree with me. You are welcome!
- __________ she always play netball very well? (1 alama)
- Fatma is my mother. (1 alama)
- ______________ she always play netball very well? (1 alama)
- Write three (3) factual information from the text. (3 alama)
- Write three (3) factual information from the text. (3 alama)
- What makes the Atlantic Ocean important to history? (1 alama)
- Write three (3) non factual information from the text. (3 alama)
- Write three (3) non-factual information from the text. (3 alama)
- Describe the Arctic Ocean. (1 alama)
- __________ he teach us English last week? (1 alama)
- __________ you fetching water now? (1 alama)
- The doctor is examining a patient. (1 alama)
- ______________ you fetching water now? (1 alama)
- ______________ they attend the meeting next week? (1 alama)
- __________ they attend the meeting next week? (1 alama)
- Put your examination papers on that desk. (1 alama)
- ______________ we broken this bottle? (1 alama)
- My child speaks slowly. (1 alama)
- __________ we broken this bottle? (1 alama)
- __________ you often speak French? (1 alama)
- ______________ you often speak French? (1 alama)
- Your mother and mine are friends. (mine) (2 alama)
- Your mother and mine are friends. (1 alama)
Boresha ili kuona majibu ya mfano.
Select one class reader you have read from the given list and answer the questions. LIST OF THE READING Fast Money - K. R. Cripwell (1978), Willam & Collins Sons Company L. t. d., Great Britain. Hawa the Bus Driver - R.S. Mabala (1988), Ben & Company, Dar-es-Salaam. Kalulu the Hare - F. Worthington (1937), Longman, England. Mabala the Farmer - R. S. Mabala (1988), Ben & Company, Dar-es-Salaam. The Death Factory - B. Mapalala (1996), Heinemann Eduacational Publishers, Great Britain. The Magic Garden - K.R. Cripwell (1977), Willium & Collins Sons Company L.t.d., Great Britain. The Pearl - J. Steinnbeck (1948), Willium Heinemann L. t. d.,Great Britain.
- Write the title of the book. (1 alama)
- Who is the main character of that book? (1 alama)
- Write four (4) things you know about the main character you have mentioned above. (4 alama)
- With examples identify two (2) themes from the book you have chosen. (4 alama)
- With examples mention two (2) figures of speech used in the story book you have chosen. (4 alama)
Boresha ili kuona majibu ya mfano.
Sehemu D
Answer the following questions. i. What do you understand by the term “plot” as it is used in literary work? ii. How does a persona in the poem differ from a character in the short story? iii. With two (2) examples define the term “irony”. iv. What do you understand by the term “setting”? v. What is the difference between a novel and a short story?
- What do you understand by the term “plot” as it is used in literary work? (6 alama)
- How does a persona in the poem differ from a character in the short story? (6 alama)
- With two (2) examples define the term “irony”. (6 alama)
- What do you understand by the term “setting”? (6 alama)
- What is the difference between a novel and a short story? (6 alama)
Boresha ili kuona majibu ya mfano.
Sehemu E
Match a person from List A with their jobs from List B. Put the letter of the correct answer in the space provided.
- Which is the world's largest ocean and how large is it compared to all of Earth's land put together? (1 alama)
- A psychiatrist (1 alama)
- Write a summary of the last paragraph of the passage in about thirty (30) words. (5 alama)
- Name the ocean that is the world's warmest. (1 alama)
- A midwife (1 alama)
- A surgeon (1 alama)
- A glazier (1 alama)
- A receptionist (1 alama)
- A carpenter (1 alama)
Boresha ili kuona majibu ya mfano.