SUBJECT: English CLASS: F4 DURATION: 1 HOUR DATE: - -01-2024

Name: ________________________________________________________________
Part one: Fill in the blanks below (20 marks)

1. ______________is the study of poems and the poetic language.

2. ______________ is a creative composition usually written in verse.

3. ______________ Is someone who writes poems.

4. ______________ is the voice speaking in the poem

5. ______________ is what the persona refers or talks in the poem

6. ______________ is the issue that is being talked about or being raised.

7. ______________ is the repetition of sounds at the end of lines in a poem.

8. ______________ Repetition of consonant sounds present at the middle or at the end of

words

9. ______________ s the repetition of vowel sounds in words that follow each other.

10. is making a comparison of two things using the following words.

11. Write at least three complex prepositions?

Part two: Proverbs (20 marks)

1. Look before ………………………………………….

2. People who live in glass houses ………………………………………….

3. Let sleeping dog ………………………………………….

4. You can lead your horse to the water …………………………………….

5. Many hands ………………………………………….

6. Don’t judge a book ………………………………………….

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7. There is no smoke ………………………………………….

8. When the cat is away ………………………………………….

9. Too many cooks ………………………………………….

10. Pride comes ………………………………………….

Part three: read the short story and then fill the blanks (20 marks)

Our Human Rights

The United Nations is an international organization that was established in 1945 to help keep

world peace. It was established shortly after the end of World War II.

In 1948 a special United Nations commission, headed by Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, the wife of US

President Franklin D. Roosevelt, wrote a special document which stated the rights that all people

should have. This document is called the "Universal Declaration of Human Rights."

"Universal" means "of all the people in the world."

A "declaration" is a formal announcement.

"Human rights" are the rights that each person has, simply because he or she is human.

The human rights are there to protect us and help us live in peace. For example, "the right to life"

is a human right. Each and every one of us has the right to life, simply because we are human.

Another example is "the right to freedom of thought." We all have the right to believe in what we

want to believe, to have a religion, or to change it if we want.

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Studying and knowing our human rights is as important today as it was after World War II. This

is because when people don't know their natural rights things such as injustice, discrimination,

intolerance and slavery can happen.

The more aware people are to the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the

closer we get to a peaceful, free and fair world.

Put in the correct words from the word bank below (20 marks)

WORD BANK:
aware | because | commission | declaration | discrimination | document | example | fair | freedom | Hu
man | important | organization | peace | protect | religion | rights | Universal | War

The United Nations is an international that was established in 1945 to help keep

world . It was established shortly after the end of World

In 1948 a special United Nations , headed by Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, the wife

of US President Franklin D. Roosevelt, wrote a special which stated the rights

that all people should have. This document is called the "Universal Declaration

of Rights."

" " means "of all the people in the world."

A" " is a formal announcement.

"Human " are the rights that each person has, simply because he or she is human.

The human rights are there to us and help us live in peace. For , "the

right to life" is a human right. Each and every one of us has the right to life,

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 simply we are human. Another example is "the right to of thought." We

all have the right to believe in what we want to believe, to have a , or to change

it if we want. Studying and knowing our human rights is as today as it was after

World War II. This is because when people don't know their natural rights things such as

injustice, , intolerance and slavery can happen. The more people are

to the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the closer we get to a

peaceful, free and world.

Part four: direct questions (40 marks)

1. List barriers to effective listening?

2. define persona?

3. Explain Attitude

4. What is the subject matter or the theme?

5. What is personification?

6. What are proverbs?

7. Explain oral report?

8. List components of oral report?

9. Define synopsis?

10. What are the points to take into account when writing a good synopsis?