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Week one - JSS1 English Language Past Questions and Answers - page 2

11
What is a common characteristic of folktales?
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A
Complex plots
B
Realistic settings
C
Clear messages or morals
D
Formal language
12

What is the main message or idea the author wants us to think about in a story called?

 

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A

Plot

 

B
Characters
C
Setting
D
Theme
13
Where should your address be written in a formal letter?
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A
Top left corner
B
Bottom left corner
C

Top right corner

 

D
Bottom right corner
14
Where should your address be written in a formal letter?
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A
Top left corner
B
Bottom left corner
C

Top right corner

 

D
Bottom right corner
15
What distinguishes a formal letter from an informal one?
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A
Tone and language used
B
Length of the letter
C

Size of the paper

 

D
Color of the ink
16
Discuss the importance of understanding adverbs in English language proficiency. Provide examples of how adverbs enhance communication and language comprehension.
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17
Compare and contrast the characteristics of poetry, prose, and drama as forms of literature. Highlight their unique features and provide examples of each.
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18
Explain the significance of folktales in preserving cultural heritage and conveying moral lessons. Provide examples of folktales from different cultures and discuss their universal themes.
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19
Describe the components of a formal letter and explain how to structure it effectively. Provide a sample formal letter addressing a hypothetical situation.
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20
Analyze the passage about the relationship between dogs and humans from a comprehension exercise perspective. Discuss the main ideas, supporting details, and the author's purpose in writing the passage.
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