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PRESIDENT’S OFFICE, REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
PRIMARY EXAMINATION SERIES
NEW FORMAT BASED-STANDARD FIVE EXAMINATION
SUBJECT: ENGLISH
TERMINAL- MAY-2024
TIME: 1:40HR
Instructions:
SECTION A
(A) long (B) tall (C) smart (D) fat
(A) kitchen (B) kitten (C) bedroom (D) cooking
(A) tourists (B) tourists (C) tourism (D) tour guide
(A) come (B) departure (C) welcome (D) travel
(A) price (B) now (C) manual (D) live
3. Use the correct tense to complete the sentences below;
( A)travel (B) travels (C) travelled D) travelling
(A)go (B) gone (C) gone (D) went
(A) take (B) took (C) taken (D) takes
(A) eat (B) eats (C) eating (D) ate
(A) speak (B) speaks (C) speaking (D) spoke
4. Match the following sounds by animals in LIST A and the animal that produces the sound in LIST B
LIST A | LIST B |
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SECTION B (20 Marks)
5. Use the correct word to fill in the blanks to show how people are related.
It was on Friday morning in March 2016 when Majuto started from one at Kalangala Secondary school. He reported with his mother who had carried a bucket, sweeping, broom, a hoe, a beautiful school bag as well as classroom materials. They entered the headmasters office to be registered. The headmaster asked his mother to show all needed things according to joining instructions then he was registered as form one students.
Later, the teacher on duty showed him where is his classroom. After the parade they entered their classroom, the English teacher instructed them on how they can introduce themselves to each other. He was very Glady to know how to introduce himself to his fellows
QESTIONS
Passage.
The crisp mountain air filled my lungs with excitement as we entered Redwood National Park. Towering redwoods, some hundreds of years old, lined the winding road. Sunlight peeked through the dense canopy, casting dappled shadows on the forest floor. We spotted a deer munching on leaves in a clearing, its large brown eyes watching us curiously. The afternoon was spent hiking on a well-maintained trail, listening to the symphony of birdsong. It was a truly unforgettable experience, immersing myself in the beauty and serenity of nature.
LEARNINGHUBTZ.CO.TZENGLISH STANDARD SIX EXAM SERIES 101
PRIMARY SERIES ASSESSMENT
NEW COMPETENCE BASED CURRICULUM
TERMINAL EXAM MAY 2024
SUBJECT : ENGLISH CLASS :6
NAME: ………………………………………………….. DATE: ……….........…
SECTION A: LESTENING SKILLS
Choosing the correct answer from the box then write its letter
SECTION B: TENSES, GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARY
Choose the most correct answer then writes its letter in the place provided
SECTION C: COMPOSITION
Re arrange these sentences in good order by giving them letters A- E
SECTION D: COMPREHENSION
Read the following passage carefully and then answer question 41-45 by filling the blanks
My grand mother was a teacher at Utemini Primary school. Se retired from teaching last year. She is now sixty one years old. She has been paid her pension. She dicided to move to her village and settled there. On her farm, she grows various crops such as maize, sunflower and vegetables like cabbages. She also keeps animals like goats and birds such as chicken and ducks. My grandmother lives as very comfortable rural life. Now she lives an exemplary life in the village.
QUESTIONS
What animals does she keep? ________________________________
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PRESIDENT’S OFFICE, REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
PRIMARY EXAMINATION SERIES
NEW FORMAT BASED-STANDARD SIX EXAMINATION
SUBJECT: ENGLISH
MID TERM -1 MARCH 2024
TIME: 1:40HR
Instructions:
Families come in all shapes and sizes. Some families are big, with lots of siblings, aunts, uncles, and cousins. Others are small, with just a parent or two and a child. No matter what your family looks like, the bond you share is special.
Families support each other through good times and bad. They celebrate your successes and help you learn from your mistakes. A family's love is unconditional, always there no matter what. They provide a sense of belonging, knowing that you have people who will always have your back.
Of course, families aren't perfect. Sometimes there are arguments or disagreements. But through communication and understanding, families can work through any challenge. The most important thing is remembering that your family loves you and wants the best for you.
a) Are always the same size
b) Can come in many different forms
c) Are never perfect
d) are unique
a) They celebrate successes together
b) They help each other learn from mistakes
c) They provide a sense of belonging
d) All of the above
a) Only happening sometimes
b) Having limits or rules
c) Without any limits or expectations
d) With control
a) Ignore the problem
b) Communicate and try to understand each other
c) Stop loving each other
a) Families are important and provide love and support.
b) Families should always agree on everything.
c) Families can only be a certain size.
(A)neither (B) either (C) or (D) nor
(A) so (B) soo (C) to (D) too
(A) not only (B) but also (C) too (D) nor
(A) also (B) not only (C) but also (D) but
(A) could (B) would (C) can (D) do
(A) the (B) a (C) an (D) have
3.
Choose the correct comparative form of the adjective to complete each sentence.
Column A | Column B |
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SECTION B (20 Marks)
Weather is the condition of the air around us at a certain time and place. It can change quickly, from sunshine to rain in a matter of minutes! Different types of weather are caused by changes in temperature, air pressure, and moisture.
Some kinds of weather are calm, like a gentle breeze on a sunny day. Other times, weather can be extreme. Thunderstorms bring heavy rain, lightning, and booming thunder. Tornadoes are powerful spinning winds that can cause a lot of damage. Blizzards bring freezing temperatures and lots of snow.
Meteorologists are scientists who study the weather. They use special tools to measure things like temperature, wind speed, and rainfall. Meteorologists create forecasts to help us predict what the weather will be like. This helps us plan our days and stay safe during severe weather events.
Structure Questions:
a) Tornadoes
b) Weather
c) Meteorologists
a) Very strong or severe
b) Normal or typical
c) Gentle or mild
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OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT, REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
PRIMARY EXAMINATION SERIES, NOVEMBER-2023
ENGLISH LANGUAGE STANDARD VI
TIME: 1:30HOUR
LISTENING SKILLS
Everybody is supposed to behave well in any given circumstances. The act of conducting and presenting yourself, with respect and honour is what is called manners
Let us talk about Sheila, a class six girl at Mwenge Primary school. She is a good example of a girl with good manners. When she has a problem, she seeks help from her teachers. If it happens that she wants to go to the washroom or borrow something she will “please sir may I go out?” or “Please madam may I borrow a pen from Ashura?” when she is given permission to do what she asked for, she would say, “Thank you madam”
When she borrows something from a fellow pupil, she uses it and carefully returns it and says “Thank you very much for your kidness” By behaving this way, she is liked by her teachers her fellow pupils and every one at home including her neighbours.
TENSES
SECTION B
This section has five (5) mixed sentences in 36 – 40. Arrange the sentences so as to make a meaningful composition by giving them letters A – E
SECTION C: Comprehension
Read the following Passage carefully and then answer questions number 41 – 45
Ngare and his family are hard working people. They woke up early every day in the morning.
They all leave their beds at 5:00am. Mr. Ngare milks his cow and his wife Fatuma milks the big black goat. The elder son saidi prepares breakfast while their second son mbega cleans the house. Their daughter Mwanaidi looks after the dogs. The last bornKijoli cleans the cowshed.
QUESTIONS
LEARNINGHUBTZ.CO.TZENGLISH STANDARD SIX EXAM SERIES 86
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
PRIMARY ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS-NOVEMBER-2023
ENGLISH STD VI
SECTION A: TENSES
SECTION B: Vocabulary
SECTION C: Composition
Re-arrange the following sentences by giving them A, B, C, D and E
SECTION D: Comprehension
Read the following passage carefully and then answer questions number 41 – 4
Ngare and his family are hardworking people. They woke up early every day in the morning
They all leave their beds at 5:00 am Mr. Ngare milks his cow and his wife Fatuma milks the big black goat. The elder son Saidi prepares breakfast while their second son Mbega cleans the house. Their daughter Mwanaidi looks after the dogs. The last born Kijoli cleans the cowshed
Questions
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PRESIDENT’S OFFICE
REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
PRIMARY EXAMINATION SERIES
MID-TERM 2 EXAMS, ENGLISH
AUGUST 2023
NAME:_____________________________________________ DATE:_____________________ STD 6
TIME: 1:30 HOURS
INSTRUCTIONS
SECTION A: Choosing the correct answer.
LISTENING SKILL
Listen the passage then answer the questions
QUESTIONS:
1. According to the passage you listened, animals that are kept at home are called:
A. home animals B. Harmful animals C. Domestic animals D.Fierful animals E. Wild animals
2. According to the passage you listened, Goat, cow, sheep, pig and rabbit are kept for:
A. bearing B. Tourism C. Ploughing D. Meat E. Milk
3. According to the passage you listened, Donkey is kept: A: to assist carrying heavy loads
B. for manure C. For food D. For ploughing E. For meat
4. According to the passage you listened, Animals that are not kept at home are called:
A. home animals B. Harmful animals C. Domestic animals D.Fierful animals E. Wild animals
GRAMMAR. Choose the words that complete the sentences below.
A. were made B. are made C . has made D . have made E. is made
8. She _____________ the money when the thief robbed her.
A counts B is counting C was counting D counting E counted
9. He ___________ for two days last week. A. travels B. travelled C. travelling D.travel E. had traveled 10. The leaders ________ to London tomorrow. A. will fly B.flew C.flies D. had flown E. have flown
11. Joseph was reading while his uncle _____________ TV.
A. is watching B. were watching C. does watching D. was watching E. are watching
12. We _____________ visiting you next month. A. shall be B. were been C. have been D. has gone E. went 13. Malima ___ to Tanga tomorrow evening. A. will go B. have gone C. is going D. has gone E. went 14. My sister-in-law _____________ cleaning her house all morning.
A have been B has being C has been D have been E was been
D. Juma was not listening in class E. they were not listening in class.
22. They were all quick, but John was the _____________ of all.
A. quickest B. quicker C. most quick D. quickly E. quicken
23. They are going to have an accident because the driver is driving _____________.
A carefully B careless C carelessly D carefulness E carelessness
24.. The house _____________ is white in color is ours.. A. which B. whose C. who D. whom E. what 25. Which of the following questions is the most appropriate one for this answer, “She is the captain.” A. What is she? B. Whom is she? C. Where is she? D. Who is she? E. Whose is she?
A. in order to B. because C. so that D. so as to E. for that
31. Your father’s father is called __________.
A. father of father B. big father C. grandfatherly D. grandfather E. father’s father
A. louds B.louding C. louded D. loudly E. loud
SECTION C: COMPOSITION:
Arrange the sentences so as to make a good composition with letters A - E
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SECTION D: COMPREHENSION:
Read the following passage carefully and then answer the questions that follow by shading the letterof the correct answer in your answer sheet.
Some time ago, there was a man and his wife called Mr and Mrs Mkombozi who lived an ordinary life at Kunoga village. They had three children, Juma, Musa and Jamila. Juma worked very hard at school and managed to go to secondary school. He was finally employed as a teacher at a neighboring primary school.
One day Juma talked to his father on the phone and told him that he would send them a Tsh. 100,000 for their up keep. When Mr Mkombozi heard that, he was excited about the money and started planning how to spend it. He decided to share this with his family. He told them of his plans to build a poultry house for keeping layers (chickens which lay egg).
His son Musa said that he would be the one to collect the eggs while Jamila would do the cleaning. Jamila was annoyed and said she would be the one to collect the eggs and Musa would do the cleaning. This quarrel went on until they started fighting.
When their mother saw them fighting she went over to stop them. She was surprised to hear that they were fighting over the collection of eggs while the chicken had not yet been bought. Even the money for buying the chickens was not yet sent by their brother Juma.
QUESTIONS
PASSAGE.
Domestic animals are animals that are kept at home. Domestianimals are fed and cared by human being. Domestic animals are goat, cow, sheep, pig, rabbit, cat, dog and donkey. Goat, cow, sheep, pig and rabbit are kept for meat. Cat and dog are kept as home guards. Donkey is kept to assist carrying heavy loads. Animals that are not kept at home are called wild animals. There are many wild animals; some of them are lion, cheetah, leopard, giraffe and zebra. Lion, cheetah and leopard are dangerous. Giraffe and zebra are not dangerous.
ANSWERS.
LEARNINGHUBTZ.CO.TZENGLISH STANDARD SIX EXAM SERIES 75
PRESIDENT'S OFFICE
REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
PRIMARY EXAMINATION SERIES
STANDARD SIX
TERMINAL MAY-2023
ENGLISH
TIME: 1:30 HRS
NAME_____________________________________SCHOOL_________________________
INSTRUCTIONS
Write the letter of the correct answer
e. is being washing
SECTION B: VOCABULARY
Write the letter of the correct answer
SECTION C: COMPOSITION
Rearrange the following sentences so as to make a meaningful composition by giving them letters A, B, C and D
SECTION D: COMPREHENSION
Read the following passage carefully and then answer the questions that follow
It was on Friday morning in March 2016 when Majuto started form one at Kalangala secondary school. He reported with his mother who had carried a bucket, sweeping broom, a hoe, a beautiful school bag as well as classroom instruments.
They entered the Headmaster’s office to be registered. The Headmaster asked his mother to show
all needed things according to joining instructions then he was registered as a form one student.
Later, the teacher on duty showed him where to join his classroom. After the parade they entered their classroom where the English teacher instructed them on how they can introduce to each other. He was very glad to know how to introduce himself and his fellows
QUESTIONS
LEARNINGHUBTZ.CO.TZENGLISH STANDARD SIX EXAM SERIES 66
OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
REGIONAL GOVERNMENT AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
STANDARD SIXEXAMINATION SERIES
ENGLISH
ANNUAL FOR 2022
ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS
SECTION A
Listen to the passage below being read by the teacher. Then answer questions 1 – 5 by writing the letter of the correct answer in the space provided.
One day, Adili was going to school when he met a very old beggar. Adili greeted him but the old man’s voice was too low to be heard. Adili was sure that the old man was hungry. He quickly opened his bag and took out his lunch box. He handed the lunch box to him. The man thanked him and ate the food happily. After he had eaten, he returned the lunch box to Adili and Adili walked away happily. During lunch time, Adili had nothing to eat. His class teacher asked him about what had happened. Adili explained to the teacher about what had happened as other pupils listened quietly. The teacher was highly impressed with what Adili had done. He said to Adili, “You are such a kind boy”. He took Adili to the office and gave him food.
SECTION B
COMPOSITION
This section has five mixed sentences. Arrange the sentences so as to make a good composition by giving them letters A – E
SECTION C
COMPREHENSION
Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow.
Pollution is the release of unwanted materials such as plastic bags, can, untreated waste products, and smoke into the land, atmosphere, rivers and oceans. These disturb the natural process of the earth. These materials are known as pollutants. Very often, these pollutants are waste products from industrial, agricultural or domestic processes. The earth has natural processes which are very good at breaking down and recycling natural waste. However, waste has become excessive in most places and the natural recycling systems have become overloaded.
There are different kinds of pollution such as air, land and water pollution. The air we breathe can be dirty and dangerous because of the pollutants it may contain. This could lead to illnesses like cancer, asthma and reduced brain growth in children.
Power stations, factories, motor vehicles and fuel burning in homes are the main causes of air pollution which is carried by the wind and spread in our environment. We can stop pollution by doing the following: buy and use environmentally friendly products, never drop used materials/containers everywhere, join in a local project to clean up your neighborhood, save energy and remember to turn off the radio, cooking fire, TV and lights when they are not being used.
QUESTIONS
LEARNINGHUBTZ.CO.TZENGLISH STANDARD SIX EXAM SERIES 58
PRESIDENT'S OFFICE
REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
TERMINAL EXAMINATION MAY
STANDARD SIX
ENGLISH
TIME: 1:30 HRS
NAME_____________________________________SCHOOL_________________________
INSTRUCTIONS
SECTION A
For question 1-5 listen careful to the passage being read and answer the questions that follow.
Stigma is what a person suffers because of the belief that something, - a condition, feature or person is disgraceful. There are three types of stigma.
Stigma may be linked to physical features, weight, height, looks, physical or mental disability or medical conditions that people fear like HIV, cancer, leprosy and mental illness.
It is also connected with behaviour that does not fit with the standard of society such as alcoholism or criminal behaviour. Some are stigmatized because of someone else's unacceptable actions - rape victims or a child conceived through rape often suffer such stigma.
Someone's race, religion, nationality or tribe can carry stigma too. Stigma leads to harmful myths and discrimination. People are labelled bad or as not fit to be part of a society because of it. In fact disease and disability are often seen as punishment for sins.
Stigma leads to violence even to the killing of an individual or group. This includes ethnic cleansing, removing or murdering people because of their racial or tribal background - or genocide - attempting to murder an entire group. This happened to the Jews in Mazi ceremony and to Tutsis in Rwanda in 1994.
Fear of stigma! Labelling people is too easy. Think of yourself. See each person as an individual.
SECTION B. TENSES AND GRAMMAR
Choose the correct answer and write its letter
SECTION C. VOCABULARY
Choose the word similar in meaning as the underlined word
SECTION D. COMPOSITION
Arrange the sentences so as to make a good composition by giving them letters A-D.
SECTION E. COMPREHENSION
Read the following passage carefully and then answer the questions that follow by writing the correct answer in the space provided. Use a blue or black ink pen.
Mr. and Mrs. Koba have three children. two are boys and one is a girl.Their sons names are Jembe and Alli and their daughter is Suzy. All their children go to school. Jembe is in class seven and Alli and Suzy are in class five.
They are all hardworking pupils in their school and they all have good performance in all subjects. Jembe is the best at English and Mathematics. Mr. and Mrs. Koba and their children are a happy family.
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PRESIDENT'S OFFICE
REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
TERMINAL EXAMINATION MAY
STANDARD SIX
ENGLISH
TIME: 1:30 HRS
NAME_____________________________________SCHOOL_________________________
INSTRUCTIONS
SECTION A
For question 1-5 listen careful to the passage being read and answer the questions that follow.
Stigma is what a person suffers because of the belief that something, - a condition, feature or person is disgraceful. There are three types of stigma.
Stigma may be linked to physical features, weight, height, looks, physical or mental disability or medical conditions that people fear like HIV, cancer, leprosy and mental illness.
It is also connected with behaviour that does not fit with the standard of society such as alcoholism or criminal behaviour. Some are stigmatized because of someone else's unacceptable actions - rape victims or a child conceived through rape often suffer such stigma.
Someone's race, religion, nationality or tribe can carry stigma too. Stigma leads to harmful myths and discrimination. People are labelled bad or as not fit to be part of a society because of it. In fact disease and disability are often seen as punishment for sins.
Stigma leads to violence even to the killing of an individual or group. This includes ethnic cleansing, removing or murdering people because of their racial or tribal background - or genocide - attempting to murder an entire group. This happened to the Jews in Mazi ceremony and to Tutsis in Rwanda in 1994.
Fear of stigma! Labelling people is too easy. Think of yourself. See each person as an individual.
SECTION B. TENSES AND GRAMMAR
Choose the correct answer and write its letter
SECTION C. VOCABULARY
Choose the word similar in meaning as the underlined word
SECTION D. COMPOSITION
Arrange the sentences so as to make a good composition by giving them letters A-D.
SECTION E. COMPREHENSION
Read the following passage carefully and then answer the questions that follow by writing the correct answer in the space provided. Use a blue or black ink pen.
Mr. and Mrs. Koba have three children. two are boys and one is a girl.Their sons names are Jembe and Alli and their daughter is Suzy. All their children go to school. Jembe is in class seven and Alli and Suzy are in class five.
They are all hardworking pupils in their school and they all have good performance in all subjects. Jembe is the best at English and Mathematics. Mr. and Mrs. Koba and their children are a happy family.
LEARNINGHUBTZ.CO.TZENGLISH STANDARD SIX EXAM SERIES 49
PRESIDENT'S OFFICE
REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
MID TERM 1 EXAMINATION
STANDARD SIX
ENGLISH
TIME: 1:30 HRS
NAME_____________________________________SCHOOL_________________________
INSTRUCTIONS
SECTION A: Listen carefully to the passage read by invigilator and the answer the questions that follow.
1. People who buy things in a shop are called.(a)buys (b)customers (c)payers (d)shopkeepers
2.Who is friendly to customers? (a)parents (b)children (c)Majuto (d)everybody
3. What do people buy from Majuto’s shop. (a)sugar and cups (b)water and food (c)sugar salt, soap, rice, flour and Kerosene (d) money and honey
4.Why do people like Majuto? (a) he is friendly and honest (b)rule and rough (c)smart and neat (d) careless and forgetful
5.When does Majuto work in a shop.(a)day and night (b)morning and afternoon (c)everyday (d)frequently
SECTION B: TENSES
Choose the correct answer to the following questions
6.She ................. an interesting newspaper now.
(a) is read (b)is reading (c)read (d)reads
7.Few days to come Rashid ................. twenty years old.
(a)will be (b)would be (c)shall be (d) is being
8.I.............. the television when it started raining
(a)had watching (b)will watch (c)was watching (d)am watching
9. They ................. my chair which my father bought for me
(a)taken (b)taking (c)took (d)takes
10.The pupils ................... French every Monday
(a)learn (b)learning (c)had leant (d)learns
11.Is Juma ............ well in his studies these days?
(a)did (b)doing (c)done (d)having done
12. The sun ............in the west (a) set (b) setting (c)is set (d)sets
13.That boy has been ................. for two hours. (a)working (b)worked (c)works(d)having worked
14.the police ..................the criminals yesterday (a)caught (b) catch (c)had caught (d)catching
15.I was cooking rice when my sister .......................
(a)arriving (b)arrived (c)had arriving (d) arrives
16. If she ................ fast she will arrive on time (a) walk (b)walked (c)walks (d)walking
17.He had already ..................... a song when we arrived. (a)sing (b)singing (c) sung (d) sang
18.They ................... to ride to school when they were living their father (a) using (b) used (c) use (d)uses
19.Crops .................. water, light and fertile soil to grow well (a) need (b)needs (c) needed (d) grow
20.Juma and I ............... to travel next week (a)go (b)is going (c) are going (d) will go.
SECTION C: GRAMMAR
21..................... car had an accident? (a) who (b) when (c)why(d)which
22. The boy didn’t run ......................... he was sick (a) if (b)because (c)and (d) from
23.This is the girl ................................ Book was lost. (a)whose (b) what (c)which (d)who
24.He dressed ........................ beautifully . (a)him (b)he (c)himself (d)his
25.John is very good ........................ mathematics (a) in (b)at (c)with (d)for
26.This is my pen it is ............... (a)mine (b) best (c)my (d) yours
27.I haven’t written to my mother ....................... a year now (a)since (b)by (c) of (d) for
28Non took kadime .................... hospital (a)to (b)for (c) by (d)with
29.A dictionary shows ............ of words. (a)colour (b)meaningless (c)letters (d) meanings
30.Our English teacher was impressed with ............. wrote a letter. (a)how (b) when (c)which (d)what
31.He has to be care ................ when driving a car (a)ful (b)fully (c)full (d)less
32.All the peole looked at her. She entered the class.................. .(a)proud (b)proudly (c)prouder (d)prouds
33.He is the ............. pupil in our class (a)most intelligent (b)super intelligent (c) more intelligent (d)the intelligentiest.
34.She injured herself .............. A knife (a) by (b) for (c)and (d)with
35.Juma is my uncle. His daughter is my (a) Nephew (b)niece (c) sister (d) cousin
36.Which word is the opposite of sad? (a)sadness (b) happy (c) crying (d)shouting
SECTION D: COMPOSITION
Re-arrange the following jumbled sentences by using letters A-D
37.He normally arrive at work at seven O’clock everyday ..........................
38.Therefore he is a good example of others ...............................
39. John always likes arriving at work early ............................
40. Although there are many bases in his area he likes walking on foot................................
SECTION E. COMPREHENSION
Read the passage below then answer the questions.
Malaria is among the tropical diseases mosquito biting. Different chemists and doctors are working day and night to find different drugs for treating malaria. Malaria has a lot of symptoms, some of them are vomiting, fever, loss of appetite headache and general body weakness, and ant malaria can treat it
Although Malaria is very dangerous disease. It can be prevented by slashing long grass around houses and destroying the water logging. Mosquito nets also have proved to prevent the transmission of Malaria. Consideration must be given to the children under five and pregnant mothers in using mosquito net.
QUESTIONS
41.One of the ways of preventing Malaria is .......................
42.Two groups of people who are mostly affected by malaria are ........................ and ............................
43.Which are the symptoms of Malaria? ...................................................
44.How can malaria be treated? ...........................................
45.The likely title/heading of this passage is .....................................
ENGLISH LANGUAGE STANDARD 6
INSTRUCTIONS TO THE INVIGILATOR
Make sure you read the following before giving instructions to the candidates:
INSTRUCTIONS TO THE CANDIDATES
READING PASSAGE
Majuto owns a shop, he works in his shop every day. He sells sugar, salt, soap, rice, flour, kerosene and many other things. He talks to his customers in a polite way. He does not cheat. Everybody likes his shop. Parent send their children to majuto’s shop without fear of losing their money.
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LEARNINGHUBTZ.CO.TZENGLISH STANDARD SIX EXAM SERIES 45
PRESIDENT'S OFFICE
REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS NOVEMBER
STANDARD SIX
ENGLISH
TIME: 1:30 HRS
NAME_____________________________________SCHOOL_________________________
INSTRUCTIONS
SECTION A. TENSES AND GRAMMAR
For questions 16 to 18 choose the best choice to complete the sentence.
For questions 19 to 20, choose the part of a word which could fit well to complete questions properly.
In questions 21 to 23 choose the pair of words that correctly completes the sentence.
In questions 24 and 25 select a word that is opposite in the meaning to the underlined one
Choose the best word to complete the sentences below
Select the correct order of adjectives.
Put the correct question tag in the following sentences.
Select the most suitable preposition for the numbers 24 to 25.
SECTION B. VOCABULARY
SECTION C. COMPOSITION
Rearrange the sentences in Good Order Giving them letters A-D
SECTION D. COMPREHENSION
Protein is very important for health growth and it is higly needed for body repair after injuries and sickness. Food with calcium makes bones strong and helpful in the body. It also contains proteins and salt, so it is very rich and important food. Children need plenty of milky but adults are not allowed to drink too much milk because it may lead to obesity.
Questions
LEARNINGHUBTZ.CO.TZENGLISH STANDARD SIX EXAM SERIES 34
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
STANDARD SIX EXAMINATION SERIES
ENGLISH, MID TERM SEPTEMBER 2021
ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS
SECTION A: TENSES AND GRAMMAR
SECTION B: VOCABULARY
SECTION C: COMPOSITION
Rearrange these sentences in good order by giving them letters A-D
SECTION D: COMPREHENSION
Question 41-45 read the passage carefully and then answer the questions below by filling in the blanks.
Protein I very important for health, growth and it is highly needed for body repair after injuries and sickness. Food with calcium makes bones strong and helpful in the body. It also contains proteins and salt, so it is very rich and important food.
Children need plenty of milk but adults are not allowed to drink too much milk because it may lead to obesity.
Questions
LEARNINGHUBTZ.CO.TZENGLISH STANDARD SIX EXAM SERIES 32
THE PRESIDENT’S OFFICE
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
PRIMARY EXAMINATION SERIES
MID TERM EXAMINATIONS- MARCH 2021
ENGLISH LANGUAGE - STANDARD SIX
CURRENT RECOMMENDED FORMAT
TIME 1:30 HRS MARCH 2021
NAME…………………………... SCHOOL………………………...
INSTRUCTION
SECTION A 35 MARKS
Answer all questions
For questions 1-40, choose the best answer from the alternatives given and write its answer on the space provided.
1. The brave hunter ………………..the fierce lion
2. The cheetah ………………….at the zebra and killed it on the spot
3. Which duck has……………….an egg?
4. On seeing us the monkey …………………….from tree to tree
5. The girl ……………herself with a razor blade.
6. Mr. mrisho is famous …………….his good work
7. I come to school ……………..bus
8. Mwambula fell……………….her bike
9. He is very busy……………his homework.
10. Mr. baraka will arrive …………….Moscow tonight.
11. Divide the orange ……………..the two girls.
12. The police jumped ………………the car and ran after the thief
13. The child jumped …………………..the swimming pool
14. My sister is afraid ………………..lizards.
15. Justus has a dislike ………………sour fruits
16. Mr. Emmanuel is………….teacher
17. What …………………beautiful dress
18. We found ……………….of them playing at the pitch
19. ……………Pacific ocean is salty
20. Charles bought ……………………. fruits for the whole family
For question 21-30 write the opposite of the underlined word.
21. He has built a temporary structure
22. Those fruits are ripe
23. The careful drive caused an accident
24. The wealth should be helped
25. The coward bull ran away
26. They felt cheerful after winning the match
27. The calculation that you did was accurate.
28. He Why would the Elephant wear hares clothes on the head?
29. Which part of speech is the word proudly as used in the passage
C. adverb D. preposition
30. The Elephant took off at a great speed. What does this one mean?
31. The Elephant wanted a pair of shoes like the hares because
32. The “Elephant did not want to show away signs of pain” means
33. to drive the lorry that is why he was offered the job
34. Indian ocean is very deep
35. The Africans were very friendly to the white colonizers.
For questions 31-35 listen to the teacher reading the following paragraph and answer the questions that follow.
Top academy primary school located in Mwanza is a top performing school as the name itself. We bring to your attention the annual interview for those who want to join our school from nursery level up to standard six.
The interview will be conducted on 4th December this year and only successful candidates will be considered. The forms are available at our office. For more information visit our office from Monday to Friday 8.00am -3.pm. Welcome all.
SECTION B.
Arrange the following sentences by giving them letters A-E in order to make a good composition.
SECTION C.
A long time ago hare and the elephant were great friends. They ate together and drank together and even wore same clothes. It was unusual to see the hare wearing oversized clothes that belonged to the Elephant. The Hares clothes went only as far as the head and so in an attempt to please the hare, the elephant wore the Hares clothes on his head. One day as the hare was walking around the village, he found a pair of shoes. The shoes belonged to Assumpta, the chief’s daughter. The Hare tried them and when they fitted he took them and went on his way proudly showing off to the elephant. The elephant wanted a similar pair of shoes. They had to be exactly the same size and Colour. The hare said he would make the Elephants feet smaller first. He said they should start working the next day at a secret place where no one else would see him. The Hare made a big fire and heated an iron on it with the red hot iron he started slicing the Elephant’s feet. The Elephant did not want to show any signs of pain, when at last he could not bear the pain, he yelled out loudly.
“Elephant”, said the hare mockingly, “your size does not allow you to cry like a baby. Don’t you want the shoes?” actually I don’t feel any pain at all,” lied the Elephant. It was however very painful and when the hare burned to add some firewood in fire, the elephant took off at a great speed. He did not go very far, though because his feet were already very swollen. No wonder the elephant has such big feet, they have remained swollen. That evening the hare went to the village. Someone spotted Assumpta’s shoes that the hare was wearing. The hare was cornered and that day he became soup for the Assumptas family. Before he died he said that he had learnt his lesson.
LEARNINGHUBTZ.CO.TZENGLISH STANDARD SIX EXAM SERIES 28
PRESIDENT'S OFFICE
REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
ANNUAL EXAMINATION
STANDARD SIX
ENGLISH
TIME: 1:30 HRS
NAME_____________________________________SCHOOL_________________________
INSTRUCTIONS
Fill the blank space with the correct word in question 16 and 17
4.
Complete the sentences with the correct word
Replace the underlined word with its opposite
Give one word for the following
Choose the correct word to fill the blank space
Choose the plural of the sentences given
A Use the correct verb in each sentence
18Joel and Molly__the tennis
22. We_____to keep our town clean.
SECTION B (6 Marks)
VOCABULARY
SECTION C (4 Marks) COMPOSITION
This section has four mixed sentences. Arrange the sentences so as to make a good composition by giving them letters A-D. Shade the letters of the correct answer in the special answer sheet.
SECTION D (10 Marks) COMPREHENSION
Read the following passage careful and then answer the questions that follows by writing the correct answer in the space provided. Use a blue or black ink pen.
There was a man who was cruel. He beat his Wife and children whenever he was angry. Everybody hated him.
One day his youngest daughter went to fetch water from the river. Unfortunately she took her father's porridge calabash by mistake. When she reached the river without looking she dropped the calabash into the river. On realizing the mistake she was very upset and desperately followed it as it went away. At last she was in a part of the river which was filled with crocodiles. There she was to swim to rescue it.
An old man saw her doing this and went home with her. He told her that she had risked her life when trying to get the calabash. When her father heard this he was as very sorry as. he promised never to be cruel to his family again.
Questions
45. Everyone hated the man because------------------
46. The youngest daughter dropped her father's calabash into the river by-----
47. Why was the daughter very upset?--------------
48. The daughter swam because she wanted to--------------
49. When the man told the daughter's father the risk his daughter had taken to save the calabash, father promised
50. What did you learn from the story
LEARNINGHUBTZ.CO.TZENGLISH STANDARD SIX EXAM SERIES 22
THE PRESIDENT’S OFFICE
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, LOCAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
ENGLISH- AUGUST-SEPTEMBER
STD SIX
TIME: 1.30 HRS 2020
NAME:_______________________________________CLASS:___________
INSTRUCTIONS
1. This paper consists of three sections A, B,C and D
2. Answer all questions in all sections
3. All answers should be written in spaces provided
4. Ensure clarity in your work
SECTION A: GRAMMAR
Choose the correct answer and write its letter beside the question
1. The pupils in our class _________always attentive during English lessons
a) Are b) Is c) Was d) Be e) Will
2. The visitors ate ____________ the food because they were very much hungry
a) Both b) Any c) All d) Many e) Much
3. Their dog is barking ______a) Isn’t he b) Isn’t she c) Isn’t it d) Is it
4. You can ____________ sleep or watch television
a) Neither b) Either c) Go d) Watch e) End
5. ___________ repaired the car?
a) Whose b) Which c) Where d) Who e) That
6. Juma is a very strange person. He is always _________ in his classroom reading his books ___ in the playground playing basketball
a) Neither ---- nor b) Either --- or c) But --- also d) Either – end e) Either – Nor
7. Mary went to the market _________ buy a gift for her mother
a) In order to b) Because c) As d) So that she e) As to
8. All the flowers were picked staring from the ______ beautiful to the best beautiful
a) More b) Most c) Less d) I not very e) As
9. Mr. Chapakazi went on working in his farm ___________ he was tired
a) However b) If c) Unless d) Although e) I ever
10. “Salam likes neither coffee nor tea” It means she _____a) Hates coffee very much
b) Likes both tea and coffee c) Doesn’t drink d) Like milk only e) Dislike both tea and coffee
11. The dress is ______________ large to fit Mwanaidi
a) Very b) Much c) Enough d) Too e) To
12. Do you __________, Mr. Abas the sports master, will be promoted if the school wins the match
a) Think b) Think that c) Think so d) Too e) To
13. Maria said to Anna, “the blue dress belongs to me” which one of the following sentences is the correct reported speech _______a) “This blue dress is mine” Maria said
b) Maria said that the blue dress belongs to me c) “The blue dress belongs to Maria” she said
c) Maria said that the blue dress belonged to her e) Maria’s dress was blue
14. A man ___________ car was lost is there?
a) Whose b) Who c) Whom d) Which
15. Tiger is the ___________ animal in the world
a) Faster b) Fastest c) Fast d) Slower e) Slow
16. Did Peter _______ any mangoes at the market?
a) Buy b) Bought c) Was buy d) Is buying e) Buying
17. ________ being a teacher Mr. Isaac is the discipline teacher
a) Beside b) Besides c) In Additions d) More e) And
18. Dodoma is in Tanzania. Arusha is ____________ town in Tanzania
a) A other b) Other c) Another d) Any other e) a
19. I want to write a letter but I don’t have a pen. Can you __________ a pen?
a) Lend me b) Borrow me c) Ask d) Give e) Help me
20. He bought a car. The plural form of the above sentence is _____________
a) She bought a cars b) They bought a car c) They buy car
d) He bought cars e) They bought cars
SECTION B: TENSES
Choose the correct word(s) which complete (s) the sentences for questions 21 – 30 and write the letters of the correct answer
21. “Asha, have you ___________ your school uniforms? Her mother asked
a) Wash b) Washing c) Washed d) Washes e) I have wash
22. My mother _______when I arrived at home
a) Is cooking b) Was cooking c) Were cooking d) Are cooking
e) has cooking
23. He went to school _________ it was raining
a) Except b) Although c) Unless d) If
24. The girl ________ in Mweta for four years a) Has been living b) Have been living
c) Has been leaving d) Have been leaving
25. My brother ___________ for the standard seven examinations this yeas
a) Will sit b) Will seat c) Will sat d) Will make
26. My uncle __________ me the car he bought
a) Was shown b) Show c) Has shown d) Are showing e) Is showing
27. We have been learning English since __________
a) Four weeks b) Two years c) One week d) Last year e) Twelve hours
28. I don’t like to part ___________ my story book
a) From b) On c) With d) Of e) To
29. He is a great authority___________ the Indian philosophy
a) On b) For c) Against d) Off e) With
30. This is a secret ______________ you and me
a) Of b) With c) To d) Between e) Upon
SECTION C: COMPREHENSION
Read the following passage careful and then answer questions
People have been asking themselves weather coffee drinking is harmful or not well according to doctors taking a cup of coffee has no danger at all. But people who drink too much coffee can experience health changes in their bodies. The heart beats at a high speed, breathing becomes difficult and blood pressure goes up. Too much coffee drinking may result into headache and stomach irritation, especially when the coffee drinker swallows the coffee before eating enough food.
However, coffee drinking helps to improve doing well in sports and manual work. People who live in cold areas drink coffee to make their bodies warm. Coffee growers should not feel bad for the disadvantages caused by coffee drinking. After all there are many countries in the world whose economic depends upon coffee.
The important point is that every person should know his or her body if it accepts coffee or not. If it does not, it is better to avoid it all together. For example, I was a regular coffee, but recently I have stopped drinking it because of stomach problems.
Questions:
31. According to doctors _____a) Taking too much coffee can cause bad health and hungry
b) Drinking little coffee does not cause bad health c) People should ask themselves questions before drinking a cup of coffee d) Coffee is harmful to human being
e) Many people went to doctors for coffee drinking advice
32. Some of the problem faced by the people who drink a lot of coffee are _______
a) Fast heart beating, breathing problems and stomachache
b) Stomachache, vomiting, headache c) Headache, breathing problem and irrigation
d) Irritation, blood pressure and headache e) Vomiting, blood pressure and headache
33. In order to avoid stomach problems we should not drink coffee when? _________
a) Our heart beats speed up b) We have breathing problems c) The doctor stops us
d) We have blood pressure problem e) We are hungry
34. People who live in cold areas drink coffee so that their bodies becomes _______
a) Heavy b) Light c) Cared d) Warm e) Healthy
35. The writer says coffee growers ________
a) Cause health danger to people b) Should stop drinking coffee
c) Make their countries d) Have health problem e) Are economy spoilers
36. Sport men and women who drink coffee ___________
a) Do badly in sports b) Are weak in their performance c) Depend upon money from coffee sales
d) Have active bodies e) Are coffee growers
37. Why is it important for everybody to check his or her body before drinking coffee? ______
a) To check the amount of body pressure b) To be ready for drinking coffee
c) To know weather coffee aggress with him or her
d) Make sure that coffee does not affect the digestive system
38. We learn from the passage that the write _________
a) Was a regular coffee drinker b) Was not harmed by coffee drinking
c) Never tested coffee in his life d) Is still drinking coffee
e) Make sure that coffee does not affect the digestive system
39. The expression “manual work “ in the passage means work done by ____
a) Machines b) Tractors c) Computers d) Hands e) A robot
40. Which title would suit the passage you have read? ________
a) Coffee growing in our country b) Coffee drinking c) Doctors advice to coffee drinker
d) Advantages of coffee e) The wonder of coffee
SECTION D:
Write the home of the following creature
41. King _____________________
42. Prisoner __________________
43. Bee ______________________
44. Lion _____________________
45. Peasant ___________________
LEARNINGHUBTZ.CO.TZENGLISH STANDARD SIX EXAM SERIES 20
THE PRESIDENT’S OFFICE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, LOCAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
ENGLISH- TERMINAL EXAMINATION-MAY
STD SIX
TIME: 1.30 HRS 2020
NAME:_________________________________CLASS:___________
INSTRUCTIONS
SECTION A: TENSES
Choose the most correct answer and write its letter in the answer sheet provided
1. The sun usually ____ at around 6:55 pm
2. The moon ………its light from the sun
3. Those who will………for the trip by tomorrow will not go with us
4. Do you mind ____ me with some house chores?
5. Teachers have not arrived, neither ………. the head teacher
6. They should ………. for Mombasa now
7. Young Africa football team ……. had they trained well
8. Each and every fruit in the basket_ rotten
9. I………your book when I finish reading it
10. Did you hear what the teacher……..?
11. The visitors their hats as the chief passed
12. Donkeys carry heavy loads; ___ ?
13. All of us but Lucy……………..present
14. The crowd………….cheering loudly
15. None of the passengers………..hurt.
16. _______ there any children in that room?
17. Each of the boys will ………….a price
18. This lorry____ several times this month
SECTION B: GRAMMAR
Choose the most correct answer and then write its letter in the answer sheet provided.
19. That bitch has lost……….two puppies
20. …………that yellow Toyota saloon, he has three other cars
21. _______ you see him, give me a call
22. The President’s___ excited the crowd
23. She has never been away______ last year
24. Gracious is the girl……………we were talking about
25. The presents should be shared all my fifteen children, please do it fairly
26. The police accidentally shot my uncle the window of his self contained bedroom
27. The young one of a monkey is known as a____
28. He likes neither football ____ athletics. his only interest is politics
29. Timothy was_____ annoyed that he decided to cry
30. A place where coins and notes are made is known as a………
SECTION C: VOCABULARY
Choose the most correct and then write its letter in the answer sheet provided
31. Dealing in hard drugs is against the law underlined words can be replaced by; ____
32. We seldom visit our grandparents. This means ____
33. Some of the arid parts of this country can be rehabilitated: the underlined word means;
34. Mr. Charity is among people who started this organization many years ago. The correct single word for the underlined sentence is
35. His grandfather passed away before he was even born. This means _ he
SECTION D: COMPOSITION:
Re-arrange the following sentences into correct order by giving them letters A-E so that the story can make sense.
36. They told stories about their fertile land | [ ] |
37. They lived happily in the western land | [ ] |
38. In the early 1880’s trappers and trades traveled through western land | [ ] |
39. Some decided to travel to the west to settle and farm | [ ] |
40. People who live in the east heard these stories | [ ] |
SECTION E: COMPREHENSION:
Read the passage below carefully and then answer question that follow .
Once upon a time, there was a boy who used to steal chicken from his neighbours. One day he was caught stealing a very big chicken from an old woman who lived all by herself. The boy was badly beaten by the villagers before being taken to the police station. One of the policemen told the thief that he was lucky that day and if he didn’t change his behaviours and stop stealing, he might end up being burnt alive. The boy was asked if he knew that, and he answered calmly,” Yes Sir, I know that, but because I am used to stealing, I can’t stop immediately. In the past I used to steal one chicken a week, but from tomorrow I’ll steal one chicken a month. In this way by next year I will have stopped being a thief.
QUESTIONS
41. From whom did the boy used to steal chicken?_______
42. The suitable word to replace the word change as used in the passage can be
43. What do we learn from the story?__________
44. When was the boy badly beaten___________
45. Which word from the passage can be replaced by the word at once?__
LEARNINGHUBTZ.CO.TZENGLISH STANDARD SIX EXAM SERIES 11
THE PRESIDENT’S OFFICE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, LOCAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
ENGLISH- TERMINAL EXAMINATION-MAY
STD SIX
TIME: 1.30 HRS 2020
NAME:_________________________________CLASS:___________
INSTRUCTIONS
SECTION A: TENSES
Choose the most correct answer and write its letter in the answer sheet provided
1. The sun usually ____ at around 6:55 pm
2. The moon ………its light from the sun
3. Those who will………for the trip by tomorrow will not go with us
4. Do you mind ____ me with some house chores?
5. Teachers have not arrived, neither ………. the head teacher
6. They should ………. for Mombasa now
7. Young Africa football team ……. had they trained well
8. Each and every fruit in the basket_ rotten
9. I………your book when I finish reading it
10. Did you hear what the teacher……..?
11. The visitors their hats as the chief passed
12. Donkeys carry heavy loads; ___ ?
13. All of us but Lucy……………..present
14. The crowd………….cheering loudly
15. None of the passengers………..hurt.
16. _______ there any children in that room?
17. Each of the boys will ………….a price
18. This lorry____ several times this month
SECTION B: GRAMMAR
Choose the most correct answer and then write its letter in the answer sheet provided.
19. That bitch has lost……….two puppies
20. …………that yellow Toyota saloon, he has three other cars
21. _______ you see him, give me a call
22. The President’s___ excited the crowd
23. She has never been away______ last year
24. Gracious is the girl……………we were talking about
25. The presents should be shared all my fifteen children, please do it fairly
26. The police accidentally shot my uncle the window of his self contained bedroom
27. The young one of a monkey is known as a____
28. He likes neither football ____ athletics. his only interest is politics
29. Timothy was_____ annoyed that he decided to cry
30. A place where coins and notes are made is known as a………
SECTION C: VOCABULARY
Choose the most correct and then write its letter in the answer sheet provided
31. Dealing in hard drugs is against the law underlined words can be replaced by; ____
32. We seldom visit our grandparents. This means ____
33. Some of the arid parts of this country can be rehabilitated: the underlined word means;
34. Mr. Charity is among people who started this organization many years ago. The correct single word for the underlined sentence is
35. His grandfather passed away before he was even born. This means _ he
SECTION D: COMPOSITION:
Re-arrange the following sentences into correct order by giving them letters A-E so that the story can make sense.
36. They told stories about their fertile land | [ ] |
37. They lived happily in the western land | [ ] |
38. In the early 1880’s trappers and trades traveled through western land | [ ] |
39. Some decided to travel to the west to settle and farm | [ ] |
40. People who live in the east heard these stories | [ ] |
SECTION E: COMPREHENSION:
Read the passage below carefully and then answer question that follow .
Once upon a time, there was a boy who used to steal chicken from his neighbours. One day he was caught stealing a very big chicken from an old woman who lived all by herself. The boy was badly beaten by the villagers before being taken to the police station. One of the policemen told the thief that he was lucky that day and if he didn’t change his behaviours and stop stealing, he might end up being burnt alive. The boy was asked if he knew that, and he answered calmly,” Yes Sir, I know that, but because I am used to stealing, I can’t stop immediately. In the past I used to steal one chicken a week, but from tomorrow I’ll steal one chicken a month. In this way by next year I will have stopped being a thief.
QUESTIONS
41. From whom did the boy used to steal chicken?_______
42. The suitable word to replace the word change as used in the passage can be
43. What do we learn from the story?__________
44. When was the boy badly beaten___________
45. Which word from the passage can be replaced by the word at once?__
LEARNINGHUBTZ.CO.TZENGLISH STANDARD SIX EXAM SERIES 10
PRESIDENTS OFFICE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION
MIDTERM EXAMINATION
APRILI-2020 TIME 1:30 HOURS
ENGLISH STANDARD SIX
INSTRUCTIONS
1. I usually ......... my friends on Sunday.
2. The building over there ..........of concrete
3. he ..........for two days last week
4.Malima................to Tanga tomorrow evening
5.We always go to school.............foot
6. The shopkeeper sold........dozen of eggs
7. Hassan is suffering ................malaria
8. The house .......... is white in colour is ours.
9. Which of the following questions is the most appropriate one for this answer: "She is the captain."
10. A man was walking ...................his friend on thursday
11.Freddy put.................paper in his food.
12. I am not talking to you................
13.The noise in the club house was too loud to hear the police . . .... ....outside.
14. My brother is a hero he is very young.
15. Jane ...................drinking milk to Juice
16. He asked the pupils, "How old are you?" The pupil answered"
17. I will cook the food —YOU allow me.
18. Magambo is not only fat also strong........................
19. The door was open there was nobody in the house.
20. A person whose job selling meat is known as a
SECTION B. LANGUAGE USE
Fill in the gap using words in the box.
Dry, wooden, important big, colorful, torn, high, happy, kind, sharp |
SECTION C.
Match the words in A with their meaning in B
LIST A | LIST B |
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SECTION D.
Read the passage below. It contains blanks numbered 1-10 for each blank choose the best answer from the alternatives given.
My birthday is on Saturday. Yesterday, my mother and I went …………the market. We went to…….things for a great feast, mother bought five packets………rice. I thought that was more rice………we needed. Mother bought …………..flour to bake one cake. I knew she would bake a ……………cake. After that, she bought four……….of banana. I ate one banana, because I was…………,on our way home, mother bought meat for the …………………..I was full of ……..as we walked home.
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42. , .
43., .
44. , .
45., .
46., .
47., .
48., .
49., .
50., .
LEARNINGHUBTZ.CO.TZENGLISH STANDARD SIX EXAM SERIES 2