Week 2 - JSS2 English language Past Questions and Answers - page 2
Discuss the similarities and differences between the words "idea" and "fear." How are they pronounced, and what do they mean? Give examples of when you might use each word in everyday conversation.
Similarities:Both "idea" and "fear" are nouns. They are both one-syllable words and are commonly used in everyday conversation.
Differences:
- Pronunciation: "Idea" is pronounced with the /aɪ/ sound, while "fear" is pronounced with the /ɪə/ sound.
- Meaning: "Idea" refers to a thought or concept, while "fear" refers to an unpleasant emotion.
- Example usage:
- "Idea": "I have an idea for a new invention."
- "Fear": "Her fear of spiders makes it difficult for her to go camping."
These explanations should help clarify the differences between the words and their usage in everyday language.
Practices Exercise:
Rewrite the following sentences in active voice:
"The cake was baked by Mom."
"The ball was kicked by Tom."
Active Voice:
Mom baked the cake.
Tom kicked the ball.
Practices Exercise:
Rewrite the following sentences in active voice:
"The cake was baked by Mom."
"The ball was kicked by Tom."
Active Voice:
Mom baked the cake.
Tom kicked the ball.
Rewrite the following sentences in passive voice:
"She made a beautiful drawing."
"The dog chased the cat."
Passive voice ;
A beautiful drawing was made by her.
The cat was chased by the dog.
Which of the following sentences is written in active voice?
The cake was eaten by Mary.
Mary ate the cake.
The cake was baked by the baker.
The cake was delicious.
Which of the following sentences is written in active voice?
The cake was eaten by Mary.
Mary ate the cake.
The cake was baked by the baker.
The cake was delicious.
In which sentence is the action performed by the subject?
The song was sung by the choir.
The choir sang the song.
The song was heard by everyone.
Everyone heard the song.
In which sentence is the action performed by the subject?
The song was sung by the choir.
The choir sang the song.
The song was heard by everyone.
Everyone heard the song.
Which sentence uses passive voice?
The teacher explained the lesson.
The lesson was explained by the teacher.
Students understand the lesson.
The lesson understood by students.
Identify the sentence written in active voice:
The letter was written by John.
John wrote the letter.
The letter was sent by mail.
The letter arrived yesterday.