Week Five - JSS1 English Language Past Questions and Answers - page 1
What does the Past Continuous Tense describe?
Actions that will happen in the future
Actions that happened at a specific point in the past
Ongoing actions at a specific point in the past
Actions that are happening currently
Which sentence is formed correctly in the negative form of the past continuous tense?
They wasn't playing outside when it started raining.
She weren't studying for her test all morning.
I wasn't sleeping last night.
We wasn't waiting for the bus.
When forming negative sentences in the Past Continuous Tense, which word is used with singular subjects?
am
is
wasn't
Weren't
When should you use the past continuous tense?
To describe actions that will happen in the future
To describe actions that happened at a specific point in the past
To describe ongoing actions at a specific point in the past
To describe actions that are happening currently
Which term refers to situations where children are forced to work long hours, often in dangerous or unhealthy conditions?
Exploited
Hazardous
Child Labor
Trafficking
What does the term "trafficking" refer to in the context provided?
The legal transportation of goods across borders
The transportation of people for forced labor or exploitation
The movement of animals from one habitat to another
The exchange of goods and services in the market
What is the correct form of the past continuous tense in the sentence: "I ________ (watch) TV when the power went out"?
watched
was watched
am watching
was watching
Which sentence is formed correctly in the negative form of the past continuous tense?
They wasn't playing outside when it started raining.
She weren't studying for her test all morning.
I wasn't sleeping last night.
We wasn't waiting for the bus.
What is the main purpose of drama?
To entertain the audience
To inform the audience about historical events
To persuade the audience to take action
To educate the audience about scientific concepts
Which of the following is NOT a common type of drama?
Tragedy
Comedy
Biography
Farce