Week one - JSS1 English Language Past Questions and Answers - page 1

1

What is the primary function of adverbs in English sentences?

A

Modify nouns

 

B

Describe emotions

C

Add extra information to verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs

D

Change word order

correct option: c
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2

Which adverb describes frequency?

A

Quickly

B

Carefully

C

Sometimes

D

Loudly 

correct option: c
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3

What type of adverb tells us where something happens?

 

A

Time adverb

B

Manner adverb

C

Place adverb

D

Frequency adverb

correct option: c
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4

What is the purpose of adverbial phrases in sentences?

A

To modify adjectives

B

To indicate time or place

C

To replace nouns

D

To express emotions

correct option: b
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5

Which of the following is NOT a common characteristic of folktales?

A

 Realistic settings

B

Talking animals

C

Magic or fantastical elements

D

Clear messages or morals

correct option: a
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6

Which literary genre uses rhythm and rhyme to express feelings and ideas?

A

Poetry

B

Drama

C

Prose

  •  
D

Folktales

correct option: a
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7

What is the main function of a formal letter?

A

To tell a story

B

To persuade the reader

C

To provide information

D

To convey a serious message to someone you don't know well

correct option: d
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8

In a formal letter, where should the recipient's address be placed?

A

Top left corner

B

Top right corner

C

Bottom left corner

 

D

Bottom right corner

correct option: b
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9

Which of the following is NOT a component of a formal letter?

 

A

Body

B

Plot

C

Salutation

D

Closing

correct option: b
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10

What distinguishes short /u/ from long /u:/ in vowel sounds?

A

Lip shape

B

Tongue position

C

Length of the sound

D

Stress

correct option: c
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