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TLES C/D SECTION A

:

GRAMMAR

(10

marks)

Exercisel :Fill in the

blanks

with

the

correct form

of the verbs

in

brackets. (5 mks) a)

A

: What is the matter

with

you

?

You look really tired.

B

:Yes I am.

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(study) all day, and

I ---

(not/ finish)

yet.

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^rastweek buiBerore that, she

c) Our Geography teacher

told

us that the Earth

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round the sun. (revolve) Exercise2

: Transform

each sentence as

instructed in brackets and fill in the

spaces

provided.

(5mks)

I )Does your brother is usually coming during weekends ? (Cowect the verb-related mistake)

2)

Eric and Carine have been married

for

lOyears now. (Ask a question to get the underlined answer)

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parents?

SECTION C :READING COIUPREHENSION

(10

marks)

Read the passage below

carefully

and then answer the questions. Use simple language and, as

far

as possible,

your

own rvords.

.'I _HAVE _A DRI]AM"

_]

I say to you today, rny friends, so even though we face the

difficulties

of today and

tomorrlw, I stilI

have a dream.

It

is a dream deeply rooted in the American dream.

I

have a dream that one day]this nation

will

rise up and live out the true meaning

of

its creed, "Vy'e hold these truths to be self-evident, that

all

men are created

equal." I

lrave a dream that one day on the red

hills of

Georgia, sons

of folmer

slaves and the sons of former slave owners

will

be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhfod.

I

have a dream that one day even the state

of

Mississippi, a state sweltering

with

the heat

of

injusfice, sweltering with tlre lieat

of

oppression,

will

betransformed into an oasis

of

freedom ^andjustice.

I

$ave a dream that my

four little

children

will

one day

live in

a nation where they

will

not be judged byl the colour of their skin. but by the content of their character.

I have a dream

today

I

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I

have a dream

that

one clay

down in

Alabama

- ^with its vicious

racists,

with its

Govefnor

having hi slips dripping with the words of inter position and nullifrcation

one

day right therp

in Alabama,

littlê

black boys and black

girls will

be able to

join

hands

with little

^whiteboys and uthite

girls as sisters and

brothers.

I

I have ^aclream toctay

I

have a dream that one clay

':

be made low,

'fhe

_rough_places

will

^be

' 'the'glory of the Lcrd shal I be revealed,

i

every valley shall be exalted and every

hill

and mountain Jnutt made plain and the crooked places

will

be made straigt t, land and

all

flesh shall see it

together."

^I

This

is our hope.

This is

the

faith

that

I

go back

to

the South

with. With this faith

we

will

^be

able to hew out of ttre mountain of

iespair

a stone of hope. With this faith we shall be able to transforrn the jangling.discords

of

our nation into a beautiful symphony of brotherhood. With this faith we

will

be

able

to work

together,

to ^pray

together,

to

struggle togetÉer,

to go to jail

together,

to

standup

for

freedom togetfrer. knowing that we

will

be free one day.

And

this

will

be the day. This

will

be the day when all of Cod's children

will

be able to sing

with

new meanirg,

"Mÿ country'tis

of thee, sweet land

of

liberty,

of

thee

lsing.

Land where my

fatherdied,

land of

thepilgrim's

pride,

from

every mountain side, let freedom

ring." And If

Anrerica is to be a great nation, this must become true.

So let

freedorl ring from

the prodigious hilltops of Nerv Hampshire; let freedom

ring

from the mighty mountains of

New York;

let freedorn

ring

from the heightening Alleghenies

of

Pennsylvania;

let

freedom

riirg tiom the

snow-capped Rockies

of

Colorado

; ^let

^freedom

ring from

the curvaceous slopes of California. But not only that. Let freedom

ring

from stone Mountain

of

Georgia; Iet freedom

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z)Name the two rnain achievements ^rryhichthe author was most dreaming of.

(2mks)

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3) Which fundarnental belief does the author base his dream on ^?(2

mks)

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4)

What was; âccording to the author, the main condition for America to be a great nation ? (2 mk§)I I

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ring

frorn lookout Mountain of -l'ennessee; let fieedom ring from

ring

from everv

hill

and

molehill of

Mississippi. Fronr every rlountainside, let freedom ring.

And

wherr

this

happens, and when we allorv freedom

to ring,

when w'e

let it ring from

every village and every

city. ^yy" will

be able

to

speed up that day when

all

God's children, black men and white men, Jews and Gentiles, Protestants and Catholics,

will

^be^able^to

^join

hands and sing

in

the words of the olcl Negro spiritual : 'Free at last. ^Freeat last. Thank God

Almighty,

we are free at

last."

QTJtrSTIOI\§

l)Who

do you tlrinl< ^isthe author of this speech ? {2 mks)

I I

5) Name the most important dream that you have today concerning your country and

justify it

? (2 mks)

I

SECTION D :

BSSAY

WRITING

(10 marks)

Write

an essav of 200-250 rvords on any

ONE

of the

following

topics : I ) ^Sorne^people^sa.v^that^successis a matter

of

luck. Do you agree ?

2) Write a

convincirrg

and fluent

biography

of any

personality and

say clearly why he or

she is considered as an achiever.

3) The role of brotherhood and freedom in the building of a great nation.

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(Answer AII

TLES C/D SECTION A

GRAMMAR

marks)

Exercisel :Fill in the

with

correct form

in

A

with

?

B

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(not/ finish)

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instructed in brackets and fill in the

provided.

2)

for

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SECTION C :READING COIUPREHENSION

marks)

carefully

far

your

.'I HAVE A DRI]AM"

difficulties

tomorrlw, I stilI

It

I

will

of

all

equal." I

hills of

of folmer

will

I

of

with

of

of

will

of

I

four little

will

live in

will

today

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that

down in

- with its vicious

with its

having hi slips dripping with the words of inter position and nullifrcation

day right therp

littlê

girls will

join

with little

brothers.

I

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will

hill

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.'I _HAVE _A DRI]AM"

- ^with its vicious

to ^pray

; ^let

city. ^yy" will

^join