PRESIDENT’S OFFICE, REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
SECONDARY EXAMINATION SERIES,
MID TERM ONE – MARCH-2024
ENGLISH FORM ONE
TIME 2HOURS
SECTION A- 30MAKS
Answer all questions
LIST A | LIST B |
(i) A woman who is getting married |
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(ii) A holiday that two people take after they get married | |
(iii) A man who is getting married | |
(iv) A person who act as a negotiator | |
(v) A party of a woman who will soon get married |
SECTION B (70 MARKS)
(b) The following sentences have started with one who is doing the action. Re- writes them by beginning with the one who is affected by the action of the verb
(b) Write factual for factual information and non-factual for non- factual information
Between, besides, along, in, to, at, on, under, from, off, during, through, up, down, out
(b)Outline the five uses of dictionary
FORM ONE ENGLISH EXAM SERIES 165
FORM ONE ENGLISH EXAM SERIES 165
THE PRESIDENT’S OFFICE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
FORM ONE MID TERM EXAMINATION
MARCH, 2023
ENGLISH.
TIME 2: 30 HRS
INSTRUCTIONS
SECTION A (Marks)
Answer all questions
Column A | Column B |
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Answers
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SECTION B (70 Marks)
Answers all questions
On, in, at, from, off, for, since, to, by |
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SECTION C (15 MARKS)
FORM ONE ENGLISH EXAM SERIES 123
FORM ONE ENGLISH EXAM SERIES 123
THE PRESIDENT’S OFFICE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
FORM ONE MID TERM EXAMINATION
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
TIME: 2:30 HOURS
Instructions
SECTION A (30 Marks)
COMPREHENSION AND SUMMARY
Last December holiday remains the _(i)__ holiday ever to happen in my life. After completing my standard seven national examination, my uncle __(ii)__ the first person to invite__(iii)__ to visit him in Dar-es-Salaam. Thereafter, my aunt, Perez also called my father, asking __(iv)__ to allow me to visit her__(v)__ Arusha. My elder sister was the last person to ask me to spend with her at Karatu for Christmas holiday.
Before, __(vi)__ realized, January __(vii)__ around __(viii)__ corner, and my parents insisted that I travel back to Dodoma and get ready for school. So far, secondary school has given me a totally ___(ix)___experience, including encounter with new subjects, new language of instruction, and more, new friends. The two lessons I ___(x)__ learnt, that is visiting new places and the school life for this year have given me a purpose and the desire to be a better person.
(b) Write YES when the answer is correct and NO when the answer is not correct for the following expressions as found from the passage
Activities | Likes | Dislikes |
Playing football | Mwajuma | Hamisi |
Watching movies | Hamisi | Mwajuma |
Listening to music | Mwajuma | Hamisi |
Reading story books | Hamisi | Mwajuma |
Writing letters | Hamisi | Hamisi |
SECTION B (30 Marks)
LANGUAGE USE
LIST A | LIST B |
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Example: The kitchen is behind the dormitory
Example: I always wake up in the morning
SECTION C (40 Marks)
PATTERNS AND VOCABULARY
Column A | Column B |
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i | ii | iii | iv | v |
FORM ONE ENGLISH EXAM SERIES 78
FORM ONE ENGLISH EXAM SERIES 78
THE PRESIDENT’S OFFICE
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
SECONDARY EXAMINATION SERIES
ENGLISHMID TERM EXAMINATION-MARCH
FORM ONE-2021
Time: 2:30Hours
Instructions.
SECTION A (20 Marks)
Answer All questions in this section.
COMPREHENSION AND SUMMARY
Q. 1. Read the following passage below carefully and then answer the questions that follow:
The Maasai of East Africa live in a land with plenty of lions. They own large herds of cattle, and so they are naturally the enemies of lions. Every young Maasai is very courageous while hunting. If he gets the blood of a lion on his spear, he is considered to be a brave man. He is admired by his friends and all the young women. If he actually kills a lion, he is considered a real hero.
The killing of a lion must be done in a special way. A group of twenty or thirty young Maasai finds a lion and come up to it from all sides. They wear no clothes or ornaments that might hamper them and carry only their spears and shields. They move closer to the lion until it leaps at the nearest man, who throws his spears and protects himself with his shield. Immediately the other warriors throw their spears at the lion, usually kills it before it can attack them. The first spearman to draw blood is considered to be the killer of the lion.
QUESTIONS:-Write the best answer to the space provided.
ii) A brave Maasai man should:
iii) A Maasai is considered a real hero if he
iv) When Maasai hunters have surrounded the lion, before they attack it, they wait for the lion to:
v) A Maasai hunter is called the killer of the lion if:
a) He kills the lion with only one blow
b) It is he who first wounds the lion
c) It is he who strikes the last blow
d) He kills the lion without using his shield.
Answers
i | ii | iii | iv | v |
Answers
i | ii | iii | iv |
CGive short answers to the following questions:
D: Compose correct sentences using the following words from thee passage.
Q. 2Study the following conversation carefully and then answer the questions that follow:
Jimmy: hello
Secretary: hello
Jimmy: This is Mr. Jimmy speaking from Riverside – Ubungo. Is that “Sauti ya Elimu” Learning Centre?
Secretary: Oh, yes.
Jimmy: Can I speak to the Principal please?
Secretary: Yes, a minute please.
Principal: hello, the principal speaking. Who am I talking to?
Jimmy: this is Jimmy speaking from Riverside – Ubungo.
Principal: I see. Welcome.
Jimmy: excuse me, sir.
Principal: Worry not! Just go ahead.
Jimmy: May I know the courses offered by your centre please?
Principal: Er…… a Qualifying test course, English, Computer, Evening Studies, and short courses for ordinary and advanced level, re –sitters programme and many other.
Jimmy: May I know the cost and mode of payment for the ordinary level re-sitters programme?
Principal: It’s fifteen thousand shillings a month.
Jimmy: I have four children. Can I get a discount?
Principal: would you come here so that we can talk in detail?
Jimmy: Okay! I shall come tomorrow morning.
Principal: Fine, “Sauti ya Elimu Learning Centre” is the best educational centre in the city. Do not send your children to other centers now mushrooming all over the city.
Jimmy: Thank you for the explanation about your center. By the way, is there a canteen at the centre?
Principal: Yes. We have one. And it can accommodate up to 200 students at the same time. Our food is delicious and cheap.
Jimmy: My children do not eat veal or beef. Is there any alternative?
Principal: Yes. We have poultry, mutton and venison.
Jimmy: Sorry for the inconvenience.
Principal: Never mind! We are here to serve you.
Jimmy: Thank you very much!
Principal: Thank you, too. Welcome to “Sauti ya Elimu Learning Centre” at Sinza.
Jimmy:: Thank s. see you then.
Questions:
SECTION B (20 MARKS)
LANGUAGE USE
Q. 3A) Choose suitable parts of sentences from B to complete the sentences in A below:
LIST A;LIST B
List A | i | ii | iii | iv | v |
List B |
B) Write the names of the following:
i) A person who is unable to hear -----------------------------------------------
ii) A person who makes chairs and tables --------------------------------------------
iii) A person with eyes disability -----------------------------------------------------
iv A person who cooks food.---------------------------------------------------------
v A person who keep records of financial and accounts .-----------------------
CWhat are the names used by the following:
Q. 4. Re- arrange the following sentences into a logical sequence to make a meaningful paragraph.
A. The family was composed of four members.
B. The four members were Mr. and Mrs. Sari and their two children.
C One of the children was a boy and the other one was a girl.
D Once upon a time, there was one family living in the village.
E. The village was known as Kilala.
F. The boy was called Musa and the girl was Anne.
1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th | 6th |
F |
SECTION C (40 MARKS)
PATTERNS AND VOCABULARY
Q. 5 Put the verbs in the brackets in their correct forms of the Present continuous tense, for each of the sentences below:
Q. 6.Fill blank spaces with the correct form of words in the bracket.
1) We will not be happy if the teacher ----------------------------------------------- (punish) us.
2) Unless she ------------------------------------------------- (take) her medicine, she will die.
3) We ------------------------------------------(be) happy next year if we are all in Form Two.
4) If the child ------------------------------- (not drink) enough water, she will become dehydrated.
5) I will tell the matron if I -------------------------------------- (see) you smoking again.
6) If I give you money ---------------------------------------- (you leave) me alone.
7) ---------------------------------------- (the students feel) good, if the teacher is not in the classroom.
8) the crops won’t be good if the rains ------------------------------------ (not come).
Q. 7In the following sentences, say what part of speech is each of the underlined word.
Q. 8. Re-write the following sentences according to the instruction given.
SECTIOIN D (20 MARKS)
READING PROGRAMME
Q. 9. Take a book you have recently read and then answer the following questions.
Q. 10. Write a formal letter to your head of school asking her for a two week temporary job during mid-term break showing why you want a temporary job? How are you going to use the money from the temporary job?
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FORM ONE ENGLISH EXAM SERIES 50
FORM ONE ENGLISH EXAM SERIES 50
THE PRESIDENT’S OFFICE
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
SECONDARY EXAMINATION SERIES
ENGLISHMID TERM EXAMINATION-MARCH
FORM ONE-2021
Time: 2:30Hours
Instructions.
SECTION A (20 Marks)
Answer All questions in this section.
COMPREHENSION AND SUMMARY
Q. 1. Read the following passage below carefully and then answer the questions that follow:
The Maasai of East Africa live in a land with plenty of lions. They own large herds of cattle, and so they are naturally the enemies of lions. Every young Maasai is very courageous while hunting. If he gets the blood of a lion on his spear, he is considered to be a brave man. He is admired by his friends and all the young women. If he actually kills a lion, he is considered a real hero.
The killing of a lion must be done in a special way. A group of twenty or thirty young Maasai finds a lion and come up to it from all sides. They wear no clothes or ornaments that might hamper them and carry only their spears and shields. They move closer to the lion until it leaps at the nearest man, who throws his spears and protects himself with his shield. Immediately the other warriors throw their spears at the lion, usually kills it before it can attack them. The first spearman to draw blood is considered to be the killer of the lion.
QUESTIONS:-Write the best answer to the space provided.
ii) A brave Maasai man should:
iii) A Maasai is considered a real hero if he
iv) When Maasai hunters have surrounded the lion, before they attack it, they wait for the lion to:
v) A Maasai hunter is called the killer of the lion if:
a) He kills the lion with only one blow
b) It is he who first wounds the lion
c) It is he who strikes the last blow
d) He kills the lion without using his shield.
Answers
i | ii | iii | iv | v |
Answers
i | ii | iii | iv |
CGive short answers to the following questions:
D: Compose correct sentences using the following words from thee passage.
Q. 2Study the following conversation carefully and then answer the questions that follow:
Jimmy: hello
Secretary: hello
Jimmy: This is Mr. Jimmy speaking from Riverside – Ubungo. Is that “Sauti ya Elimu” Learning Centre?
Secretary: Oh, yes.
Jimmy: Can I speak to the Principal please?
Secretary: Yes, a minute please.
Principal: hello, the principal speaking. Who am I talking to?
Jimmy: this is Jimmy speaking from Riverside – Ubungo.
Principal: I see. Welcome.
Jimmy: excuse me, sir.
Principal: Worry not! Just go ahead.
Jimmy: May I know the courses offered by your centre please?
Principal: Er…… a Qualifying test course, English, Computer, Evening Studies, and short courses for ordinary and advanced level, re –sitters programme and many other.
Jimmy: May I know the cost and mode of payment for the ordinary level re-sitters programme?
Principal: It’s fifteen thousand shillings a month.
Jimmy: I have four children. Can I get a discount?
Principal: would you come here so that we can talk in detail?
Jimmy: Okay! I shall come tomorrow morning.
Principal: Fine, “Sauti ya Elimu Learning Centre” is the best educational centre in the city. Do not send your children to other centers now mushrooming all over the city.
Jimmy: Thank you for the explanation about your center. By the way, is there a canteen at the centre?
Principal: Yes. We have one. And it can accommodate up to 200 students at the same time. Our food is delicious and cheap.
Jimmy: My children do not eat veal or beef. Is there any alternative?
Principal: Yes. We have poultry, mutton and venison.
Jimmy: Sorry for the inconvenience.
Principal: Never mind! We are here to serve you.
Jimmy: Thank you very much!
Principal: Thank you, too. Welcome to “Sauti ya Elimu Learning Centre” at Sinza.
Jimmy:: Thank s. see you then.
Questions:
SECTION B (20 MARKS)
LANGUAGE USE
Q. 3A) Choose suitable parts of sentences from B to complete the sentences in A below:
LIST A;LIST B
List A | i | ii | iii | iv | v |
List B |
B) Write the names of the following:
i) A person who is unable to hear -----------------------------------------------
ii) A person who makes chairs and tables --------------------------------------------
iii) A person with eyes disability -----------------------------------------------------
iv A person who cooks food.---------------------------------------------------------
v A person who keep records of financial and accounts .-----------------------
CWhat are the names used by the following:
Q. 4. Re- arrange the following sentences into a logical sequence to make a meaningful paragraph.
A. The family was composed of four members.
B. The four members were Mr. and Mrs. Sari and their two children.
C One of the children was a boy and the other one was a girl.
D Once upon a time, there was one family living in the village.
E. The village was known as Kilala.
F. The boy was called Musa and the girl was Anne.
1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th | 6th |
F |
SECTION C (40 MARKS)
PATTERNS AND VOCABULARY
Q. 5 Put the verbs in the brackets in their correct forms of the Present continuous tense, for each of the sentences below:
Q. 6.Fill blank spaces with the correct form of words in the bracket.
1) We will not be happy if the teacher ----------------------------------------------- (punish) us.
2) Unless she ------------------------------------------------- (take) her medicine, she will die.
3) We ------------------------------------------(be) happy next year if we are all in Form Two.
4) If the child ------------------------------- (not drink) enough water, she will become dehydrated.
5) I will tell the matron if I -------------------------------------- (see) you smoking again.
6) If I give you money ---------------------------------------- (you leave) me alone.
7) ---------------------------------------- (the students feel) good, if the teacher is not in the classroom.
8) the crops won’t be good if the rains ------------------------------------ (not come).
Q. 7In the following sentences, say what part of speech is each of the underlined word.
Q. 8. Re-write the following sentences according to the instruction given.
SECTIOIN D (20 MARKS)
READING PROGRAMME
Q. 9. Take a book you have recently read and then answer the following questions.
Q. 10. Write a formal letter to your head of school asking her for a two week temporary job during mid-term break showing why you want a temporary job? How are you going to use the money from the temporary job?
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FORM ONE ENGLISH EXAM SERIES 49
FORM ONE ENGLISH EXAM SERIES 49
THE PRESIDENT’S OFFICE
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION, REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT
SECONDARY EXAMINATION SERIES
ENGLISHMID TERM EXAMINATION
FORM ONE-2021
Time: 2:30Hours
Instructions.
SECTION A (20 Marks)
Answer All questions in this section.
My name is Jane. I have a friend called Tunu. We study at the same school. Yesterday evening Tunu and I left for home together. On the way we found two big dogs fighting. We stopped and watched the fight for a while. Suddenly, one of the dog started running towards us. It looked very angry and we thought it would bite us. Therefore, we started running. Tunu ran faster than me. She reached the main road before me and as she tried to across it, a lorry which was moving very fast knocked her down. ‘’poor Tunu’’ I exclaimed instantly.
Indeed, it was a very bad accident because she was injured badly. I didn’t know what to do because Tunu lay there bleeding and unconscious. Is started screaming so that people could come to help me. A few minutes later, people gathered at the spot. One of them was traffic police Officer - Mr. Mpangile. He looked at her for a minute o so then ordered two men to rush her to the hospital. Then, he asked me to go home and tell her parents about the accident.
This accident reminded me of my uncle who was involved in accident last year. In tat accident he was among the few survivors. ‘’ Glory be to God’’.
QUESTIONS:
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In many developing societies, people tend to undermine one sex group, that is, women. Women societies undermine women by not giving them the right of contributing ideas in the society. In such societies, women are not given equal access to formal education as men. In fact, men are given the first priority in almost every aspect of life-they are decision makers, rules and owners of the means of production.
Women are not giving the right to:
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SECTION B: (20 Marks)
LANGUAGE USE
Column A | Column B |
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Answers
Column A | i | ii | iii | iv | v | vi |
Column B |
Answers
1st | 2nd | 3rd | 4th | 5th | 6th |
SECTION C: (60 Marks)
PATTERNS AND VOCABULARY
Answers
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E | 6 | ||||||||
P | 7 | 8 | |||||||
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10 T |
Across:
4. The past tense of ‘lead’
5. The present moment
6. A number
7. We use it to open the door
9. A structure we live in
10. A country in Africa
Down:
1. The biggest land animal
2. The past tens of ‘’take’’
3. The opposite of ‘’Yes’’
8. The second person singular/plural
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