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ENGLISH PP1 SCHEME (1)
ENGLISH PP1 SCHEME (1)
b) Questionnaire
Format 2 marks
i. This must be a questionnaire, otherwise award 00 for irrelevancy.
ii. The format must contain the following features
• Title, e.g. ‘A Questionnaire on…by…’ (should address the purpose of the study)
• Introduction – explaining the importance of the study, instructions, seeking cooperation, etc.
• Segmentation into parts or sections (personal and general information, complex and opinion
questions, etc. as ‘Part A, Part B, Part C,’ etc.
• Use of formatted answer or response spaces (check - boxes, ellipses, brackets, etc.)
The world’s biggest solar plant has come online in China, capable of powering a small country with its
annual capacity of more than 6 billion kilowatt hours.
The facility in a desert region of the north-west province of Xinjiang covers 200,000 acres – roughly the
same area as New York City.
The 5GW complex, which was connected to China’s grid on Monday, is powerful enough to meet the
electricity demands of a country the size of Luxembourg or Papua New Guinea.
China has led the world in solar power adoption, boosting its capacity in 2023 by more than 50 per cent.
The new solar farm overtakes the Ningxia Teneggeli and Golmud Wutumeiren solar projects, which are
both also in China, to become the largest in the world.
c) In the passage below, replace the underlined words with the correct word of the same
pronunciation. (5 marks)
1. Straits 6. Slay
2. Route 7. Mast
3. Pleas 8. Prophet
4. Seize 9. Prays
5. Maul 10. Meddle
d) Your school is participating in a debate and the motion is “Parents should let children decide their own
destiny.” How would you ensure that your arguments are convincing? (3mks)
I would:
- Research on the topic so as to have all the facts about the motion, both for and against, so as to anticipate
criticism or opposition.
- Prepare a detailed list of the points to present in your speech
- Present your points with conviction, showing that you believe in your points
- Use gestures and facial expressions naturally to emphasize your points
e) In a conversation, what clues do speakers use to signal that they are ready to become listeners (4 mks)
They take their cue:
- When the speaker has completed his/her thought as per their judgement or knowledge of the subject
matter.
- When the speaker indicates clearly that they are concluding by the use of phrases e.g. ‘lastly’, ‘finally’,
etc.
- When the speaker calls them out or points at them, indicating that they are the next ones to speak.
- When they are asked a question directly.
- When the speaker lowers their voice, with falling intonation and a significant pause to indicate
conclusion.
- When they face the next speaker, making eye contact and/or using an inviting gesture
f) During one of your club meetings, you are requested to introduce your new patron to the club
members. Explain what you would do to carry out this task successfully. (4 mks)
I would
- Inquire what title s/he prefers to be addressed by (Mr/Mrs/Miss/Ms/Rev/Dr, etc.)
- Find out his/her name and its proper pronunciation
- Respectfully request for some background information about him/her, e.g. age, marital status, origin,
etc. and which he/she is comfortable to divulge
- Be brief and precise
- Avoid talking about yourself as this would remove the audience’s attention from the patron
- Emphasize the patron’s relevant expertise/skills/experience
- Express enthusiasm about the patron’s joining the leadership of the club (use a pleasant tone while
making the introduction)