Week Four - JSS1 English Language Past Questions and Answers - page 1
 (Short Vowel /o/ vs. Unvoiced Consonant /p/)
(Choose the best answer)
How do you make the sound /o/ (like in "cot") with your mouth?
Lips together in a tight smileÂ
Lips rounded like a kiss, tongue pushed back slightlyÂ
Tongue flat at the bottom of your mouthÂ
Tongue curled up at the roof of your mouth
(Short Vowel /o/ vs. Unvoiced Consonant /p/)
(Choose the best answer)
What kind of sound is /p/?
Vowel soundÂ
Consonant soundÂ
Silent soundÂ
Whistling sound
Which word has the short vowel sound /o/?
petÂ
potÂ
pinÂ
put
What is the difference between making the sounds /o/ and /p/?
/o/ uses your nose, /p/ uses your mouthÂ
/o/ is a long sound, /p/ is a short soundÂ
/o/ has rounded lips, /p/ has your lips togetherÂ
/o/ vibrates, /p/ creates a popping sound
Which pair of words uses the sounds /o/ and /p/ to change their meaning?
sip - sleep
hop - hotÂ
sit - setÂ
run - rug
Write the present continuous tense for "play" in the singular "I" form.
What helping verb do we use with the present continuous tense?
Change the sentence "They work hard." to the present continuous tense.
Change the sentence "They work hard." to the present continuous tense.
How should your tongue be positioned when making the sound "/o/"?
High in the mouth
Low in the mouth and pushed slightly back
Stuck to the roof of the mouth
Between the teeth
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