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Latest Communication Skills Solved Past Questions

Aamusted Comm Skills GPD111

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Here is the latest past question from both of AAMUSTED campus (Kumasi and Mampong)

As all of us here are new to the university let’s see how Examination Question are set in the AAMUSTED campus

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MISPLACED MODIFIERS

Correct the following sentences by placing the misplaced modifiers close to the words they truly modify.

  1. Enyonam described the part of the story about chasing the elephants in the classroom.

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  1. Asare watched plane after plane land and take off setting in the observation tower.

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  1. Alberta was stung as she was weeding in the garden by a bee

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  1. Aboraa came upon his grandfather’s clock wandering about in the garage.

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  1. Asamoah posted a letter from A Sawam that lacked sufficient postage.

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DANDLING MODIFIERS

REWRITE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES CORRECTLY.

  1. Driving to Tamale last week, the goats were grazing on the field.

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  1. Descending the long ladder, a rest had to be taken

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  1. Looking through the window, a bird chipped noisily on the tree.

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  1. When frustrated, tension began to mount

…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

  1. Dismissed from the company, getting a new job became a problem

………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….

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Read the passage below carefully and then answer, in your own words as far as possible, the questions on it.

It happens on the streets of many cities in Africa. A shabbily dressed man clutching a purse or a

money belt, races through crowd of startled pedestrians. An enraged mob follows hard on his

heels, screaming, “Catch him! Kill him!!, Kill the Thief!!! They trap the man in an alley and

begin kicking and punching him, if he is lucky, the police will come to his rescue. But more

often than not, the thief is beaten to death or burned alive.

Although mob justice is a common phenomenon in Sub-Sahara Africa, there are fewer countries

that experience it with such regularity or such brutality than Kenya. There between nine and

eleven people, most of them petty thieves are executed every week across the country. That

number is rapidly growing. In 1992, 432 people were murdered by mob; in 1994, the figure rose

to more than 500. They are put to painful death, stabbed, slashed with matches, stoned, kicked or

trampled upon

Some psychologists generally ascribe the resort to violence to the exposure to violence and

instant justice on the screen, but in Africa, much of the street justice is a reaction to the

ineffectual criminal justice system. Not only do the police lack essential equipment like radios

and vehicles to carry out their work efficiently and quickly; they are so poorly paid that they

demand and readily receive bribes from criminals. Even when cases end up in court, it takes too

long a time for judgement to be handed down.

And it certainly exasperates many a layman when a thief caught in the act is set free to walk

away from the court with his booty. No wonder many have now accepted mob justice as the only

effective way to punish thieves.

Critics also say the vigilantes, who usually dispense justice in the streets take their cue from

politician, particularly those in power, Government-sponsored thugs are often accused of burning

homes and beating up members of the opposition in full view of the police. In an African

country, the secretary-general of a political party warned that his opponent would receive another

beating if they dared visit his home constituency again; and other officials openly supported the

assault. Wherever politics remains steeped in violence, citizens seem likely to follow suit.

It is a very sad reflection on African countries that such developments stand in the way of their

march to democracy. Many African politicians regard being in government not as an opportunity

to serve their country but as a means of making a Tor pine and living well

Hence, they regard opponents as enemies who must he crushed by any means possible, Some

men, however, know that violence begets more violence, unleashing chaos and undermining the

rule of law. No matter how inadequate a country’s institutions, there can be no justification for

violence and, in particular, mob justice.

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Questions

  1. a) For each of the following words underlined in the passage, give another word or phrase,

which means the same and can replace it in the passage.

¡). Phenomenon ………

in Ineffectual……………….

  1. in) Exasperates…………………..
  2. IV) assault……………………………..
  3. v) Unleashing………………………………..
  4. b) What does the writer say about Kenya?

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  1. c) According to the writer, what is the main cause of mob justice in Africa?

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  1. d) What do politicians do that encourage the actions of vigilantes?

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  1. e) In the writer’s opinion, why do Africans generally enter politics?

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  1. f) What does the writer mean by “violence begets more violence”?

 

  1. g) If he is lucky………………………………………….
  2. What grammatical name is given to the above construction?
  3. ii) What is its function in the sentence?
  4. i) What is the writer’s attitude to mob-justices?

ii). Quote a sentence or phrase from the last two paragraphs to support your answers

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SUMMARY

Read the passage below carefully and answer the questions that follow it.

When Pierre and MarieCurie were jointly awarded half the NobelPrize for Physics in 1903 (the other half going to Henri Becquerel), it was the crowning glory of achievement for Madame Curie, the result of long years of hoping, awaiting, and working under almost impossible conditions.

As Marie Sklodowska had enrolled as a student at the Sorbonne’s faculty of science, and within two years she had distinguished herself by her brains and her application. She became skilled in handling instruments and familiar with the exactness needed for scientific experiment. Her professor began to entrust her with researches of greater importance, which gave her the opportunity to show the skill and originality of her mind.

It was in her third year, while looking for laboratory space to do some special research entrusted to her, that she met Pierre curie. Pierre too was a physicist, a brilliant scientist who had got his master’s degree in science at the age of eighteen. When Marie met him he was already an established lecturer and researcher. The meeting was the beginning of one of the finest partnerships that ever united man and woman.

Marie became MadameCurie, but it never even occurred to her to give up her pursuit of science for family life. With characteristic determination she resolved to perform her duties as wife, mother, and scientist equally creditably. She sat and passed her fellowship examinations, kept house, continued with scientific research, and looked after first one, then a second, little daughter.

For her doctorate, Marie decided to study radioactivity. Very little was known about this besides the recent observation of Henry Becquerel, a chemist that the rare metal uranium gave off rays of an unknown nature, Starting off with experiments on the uranium rays,

MadameCurie went on to establish that some of this ‘radioactivity’ – a name she invented- was coming not from the uranium itself but from other unknown elements mixed with it. Her husband, who had watched the experiments with interest and often helped her with advice, now put aside his own research work to provide her with the collaborator she needed in the search for elusive substances. They soon discovered a new metal which they named polonium after Marie’s native Poland, and some months later discovered radium.

For four years they had to work in a miserable shed, with an earth floor and a leaking roof, spending hour after endless hour trying to obtain an extraction of pure radium in order to study its properties. Neither repeated disappointment, nor the failing of her health from overwork, nor the problem of how to obtain the expensive ore needed for their experiments could discourage Marie.

By the time she had obtained pure radium chloride in 1902 it was already known to the world that the new substance could be wonderfully useful. In the field of medicine, especially, it was found useful for the treatment of certain hitherto incurable diseases. Now was the time for Marie and Pierre to reap worldlywealth as a reward for their years of labour, if they had chosen to commercialise the secrets of the production of radium. But Marie and Pierre thought this would be against the scientific spirit, and so they published their findings without claiming any financial benefit, giving the world one of the most powerful substances known to modern science.

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QUESTIONS

  1. In one sentence state who the recipients of the Nobel Peace Prize for Physics in 1903 were.

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  1. In one sentence, state the nationality of Marie Sklodowska.

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  1. In three sentences one for each, state three challenges Pierre and Marie had to face.

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  1. List two reading faults you should avoid when reading

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  1. Look through the dictionary to find the meaning of conglomeration one has to employ the technique of ……………………………………………………………..
  2. Adeti complains of his peers always accusing him of being a poor reader. Mention any two of the reading faults he may have been committing

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  1. Explain what we mean by intensive and extensive reading.

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  1. Write down any two things you will do in the S° of SOSR Technique of reading.
  2. Mention any to techniques you can adopt to capture salient points fast at lectures.
  3. What is the difference between note taking and note making?
  4. State any two forms of notes making or taking.
  5. State any three advantages in making or taking notes.

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PARTS OF SPEECH

Identify the parts of speech of the underlined words in the passage below.

Somewhere at the beginning, and at strategic points in your speech, you should introduce flavour

into what you are saying. You would not want to serve tea without sugar after all. So, you should

inject some humorous remarks once a while. But this calls for skill. To start with, you cannot

introduce humour indiscriminately; otherwise, you might sound like a jester. Experienced speakers

most often introduce humourearly in their speeches, presumably to ease the tension in the hall.

But these jokes must be brief, purposeful and closely related to the point. Many speakers are

scared by the countenances of the listeners. Not all their looks are friendly. However, there are

bound to be a few friendly ones, and it is advisable to pick them out, look at them from time to

time, and ignore the hostile ones. Looking at the friendly faces keeps you at ease.

You are advised to write out your speech in full after which you should read it several times

before the day. You could get a wailing listener to criticize your delivery. Do this several times

until you can almost recite it. Note that we are not advising you to memorize it, because you

could forget vital areas due to anxiety. Writing out and practising the speech would make you

much familiar with the content, indeed with every word

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11 beginning………………………………………..

  1. brief………………………….

13 closely…………………………………

  1. before…………………………….

15 criticize……………………………….

16 and……………………………………….

  1. this……………………………….
  2. friendly…………………………….
  3. looks…………………………………
  4. Otherwise………………………………..

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Read the passage below carefully and then answer, in your own words as far as possible, the questions on it

Groundnut oil is used for eating. After it has been taken out of the nuts the oil is treated in

different ways to make it very fine and pure. It is changed from a dark yellow colour to nearly

white. The nutty taste and smell are taken away. This is so that it can be used with other foods

without making them taste different

British people eat the groundnut oil in three-well-known foods- margarine, ice-cream and fish

and chips.

Groundnut oil for margarine is sent by barge from the Erith factory to another factory on the

other side of the river Thames. Here it is mixed with other oils and with milk, and is made hard

and solid. This makes it into a yellow fat like butter, You can buy margarine in tins in some

shops in Nigeria, British people use a lot of margarine. They mix with flour and sugar to make

cakes, biscuits and puddings, or they spread it on bread.

Groundnut oil is also sent to ice-cream factories. Here it is mixed with sugar and four and milk

and cooked. Then it is frozen, of made as ice Have you ever felt ice? In Nigeria it is not easy to

Find You may be able to see some in a refrigerator, in a food shop in a big town. In many parts

of the world, people, particularly children, eat ice-cream on hot summer days, In Britain, ice-

cream traders put special refrigerators in vans and drive them along the streets. Every now and

again they stop and ring a bell, which makes the children run out of their houses to buy some ice-

cream, if they have any money!

Some of the oil is sold in big barrels and tins to shops which sell fried fish and fried potatoes.

Fried potatoes are generally called ‘chips’, Many people in Britain like fish and chips as a meal

and there are fish and chip shops in every town

The cake’ that is left when the oil is taken out of the nuts is sold to makers of animal feeding

stuffs. “Cakes’ from several different kinds of seeds are mixed together. The mixture made for

hens is different from the mixture made for cows and other different mixtures are made for pigs,

sheep and other animals. British farmers give these foods to their animals to make them grow fat

and strong quickly.

QUESTIONS

  1. In two sentences for each, state the two main substances for groundnut
  2. In two sentences for each, state any two uses of groundnut oil
  3. in one sentence state the original colour for groundnut oil

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INFORMATION GATHERED FROM THE COMMUNICATIONS SKILLS LECTURERS IS THAT

THE 2022 END OF SEMESTER EXAMINATION WILL BE OBJECTIVES AND FILL IN

HERE ARE THE LATEST QUESTIONS SAMPLE TO READ THROUGH

 

1.       Her mother,……….is wearing the red suit, is the head of the company.

a)       Who

b)      Whom

c)       Which

d)      Whose

 

2.       Three-fourth of the painting……….. the artist’s muse.

a)       To show

b)      Show

c)       C. Shows

d)      D Showing

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3.       Half an hour………… too long when you are at the doctor.

a)       a Seem

b)      b. Seems

c)       c. Seeming

d)      d. Have seem

 

4. Benjamin……………my room for the last six hours.

a.       Has been cleaning

b.       Have being cleaning

c.        Has being cleaning

d.       Have been cleaning

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5.       Asilevi…………..on the project this time tomorrow

a)       Would be working

b)      Will been working

c)       Will be working

d)      Would been working

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6.       Poisonous ferns………. Along with winding road to the red house

a.       grows

b.       grow

c.       has being grown

d.       has been growing

 

7.       We play better than

a)       Them

b)      Her

c)       Him

d)      They

 

8. Let’s…………..take a walk in the park

a You and I

b. Him and she

c. You and me

d. He and she

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9 Kingsley didn’t like…………………..past me without saying helo.

a. he running

b. his running

him-running

d. he to run

10. Sylvester chose…………………….volunteered for the project

a. Who

b. Whom

c. Whoever

d . Whomever

 

11. To…………………are u talking to

a)       Who

b)      Whom

c)       Which

d)      Whoever

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12 I believe the thief is ………………………….

a)       Him

b)      His

c)       Her

d)      He

 

13. You can select …………… you want

a)       Whoever

b)      Whoever

c)       Who

d)      How

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14. It was ………………….at the marketing conference

a)       Her

b)      Him

c)       Them

d)      She

Read the following and choose from the options below the types of sentences they are.

 

15. “My car is an old grey sedan with a broken trunk latch.”

a. Simple

b. Compound

c. Complex

d. Compound-Complex

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16. “Everybody cleared the dishes, turned off the lights and locked the door.”

a. Simple

b. Compound

C. Complex

d. Compound-Complex

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17. “Mona and kids finished off the punch and cookies.”

a. Simple

b. Compound

Complex

d. Compound-Complex

 

18. The cat is in the room and on the bed.”

a Simple

b. Compound

c. Complex

d. Compound-Complex

 

19. “I ate cake; similarly, she ate banana bread.”

a. Simple

b. Compound

Complex

d. Compound-Complex

 

20. “As long as we cooperate, we can be released for ransom.

a. Simple

b Compound

C. Complex

d. Compound-Complex

 

21. *I arrived before the restaurant opened.”

a. Simple

b. Compound

c. Complex

d. Compound-Complex

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22. Since 1 posted the letter, I had been checking my email account.

a. Simple

b. Compound

C. Complex

D Compound-Complex

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23, “All will be well providing you stay alert.”

a. Simple

b. Compound

c. Complex

d. Compound-Complex

 

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Identify the Parts of speech of the underlined words.

This research work is aimed at investigating the techniques that China Achebe employs and critically

reviewing his presentation of the African society and cultural values in his creative work; Things Fall

Apart. African beliefs and cultural institutions represented offer insight to readers in a creative and

aesthetic way that distinguishes the African novel from all others. The study examines how the African writer sets out to inform and project his society and culture in a stylish way that is critical and entertaining, educative and appealing.

 

24. Techniques

a.       Noun

b.       Adjective

c.       Adjunct

d.       Complement

 

25. Critically

e.       Verb

f.        Adverbial

g.        Adverb

h.       Conjunction

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26. Cultural

i.         Noun

j.         Adjective

k.       Adverbial

l.         Conjunction

 

27. Project

m.     Noun

n.       Verb

o.       Adjective

p.       Adjunct

28. stylish

a.       Nonu

b.       Adverb

c.       Adjective

d.       Complement

Indicate the sentence patterns for the following sentence

 

29. At Six o’clock pm, most Ghanaians waited anxiously.

a. ASVO

b. ASVOA

C SVAA

d. ASVA

 

30. The ladies were nurses in 2016 after graduation.

a. SVCAA

b. SVOA

C. SVAC

d. SVOCA

31. “While we were looking for an old scrapbook, we found a box of Indian-head pennies in an old

attic trunk.”

a. SVOOC

b. ASVOA

c. ASVOC

d. ASVOOC

 

32. They tell the children stories.”

a. SVA

b. SVO

c. SVOC

d. SVC

 

33. “An average person who lives in the Western Hemisphere eats about forty-five tons of food

during his lifetime.”

a. SAVOA

b. SAVOC

c. SVOC

d. SVOA

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34. “The man painted the house blue’

a. SVOA

b. SVOC

c. SVO

d. SVC

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35. “For his Night to Paris, Franki, who sought no reward, won a prize.”

a. SVO

b. SAVO

c. ASAVC

d. ASAV

 

36. “Cecilia made her intentions clear now.

a. SVOC

b. SVOCA

c. SVOAC

d. SVOOA

 

37. Which one of the following is NOT a principle for scanning?

a. The reader must have an idea about the item he is looking for

b. The reader must focus on only one or two items at a time

c. The reader must read the whole passage

d. The information that the reader is looking for must be a short one

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38. New perspectives are discovered when the author

a. edits

b. proofreads

c. simmers

d. writes

 

39. A group of students were given a topic to write for an assignment. The students have to go

through the following stages EXCEPT……………….

a. drafting

b. prewriting

c. revision

d. submission

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40. What type of reading do we find a reader being motivated to read a text properly?

a. Browsing

b. Brainstorming

C. Drifting

d. Diving

41. This type of reading considers every aspect of the text as well as everything that goes to give

meaning to the text.

a. Intensive reading

b. Extensive reading

c. Close reading

d. Faster reading

 

42. In packaging our merchandize, Mike works faster than……………………..

a. Her

b. She

c. Them

d. Us

43. Between……………………….. she is not nice.

a. You and I

b. He and She

c. You and Me

d. You and We

 

44. When a student rends to gather general knowledge about the world around him, what type of

reading will that be?

a. Intensive reading

b. Extensive reading

c. Close reading

d. Fast reading

45. Jonathan,………………. we all admire, rides well.

a. Who

b. Whom

c. That

d. Which

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46, Paragraphs can be distinguished according to the following EXCEPT

a. Function

b. Length

c. Position

d. Unity

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47……………is a reading technique that aims at understanding and obtaining of a story or text.

Close reading

b. Scanning

c. Skimming

d. Studying

 

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48. The final step in the pre-writing stage of the writing process is

a. brainstorming

b. clustering

c. editing

d. outlining

49. The reading habit which refers to the practice of reading and going back immediately to read

what you have already read is termed

a. Diving

b. Regression

c. Fixation

d. Psychological stress.

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50. Which of the following is NOT a feature of a good note?

a. Descriptive

b. Readable

c. Reflects the source

d. Understandable

 

51. All the following are ways of writing notes EXCEPT……………….

a.       a Detailing

b.       Headline

c.       Paraphrasing

d.       Spidergram

 

52. Which of the following reading techniques is employed at the Survey Stage of the SQ4Rs Method?

a.       Browsing

b.       Drifting

c.       Scanning

d.       Skimming

 

53. The concluding paragraph has the following functions EXCEPT…………………

a.       to introduce new research idea

b.       to refer to cause or effect of issues

c.       to summarize main ideas

d.       to suggest solutions

 

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……………are to move the reader to make a particular choice or to take a particular course of action.

a.       Expository paragraphs

b.       Mainstream paragraphs

c.       Narrative paragraphs

d.       Persuasive paragraphs

 

55. Which of the following is NOT a negative reading habit?

a. Fixation

b. Regression

c. Stress

d. Vocalization

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56. The type of reading that is undertaken for academic and professional purposes is

a. Diving

b. Extensive reading

c. Faster reading

d. Intensive reading

 

57. Any paragraph that lacks Coherence would lack Unity.

a. TRUE

b. FALSE

Read the sentence below and answer questions 57-62.

Predictably, a four-month-old Justical gave her mother a toothless smile and gurgled with pleasure.

58. How old is Justical?

a Four-months

b. A four months

c. Four months

d. Four-month

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59. What is the grammatical name of toothless”?

a.       Noun

b.       Object

c.       Adjective

d.       Complement

 

60, What is the subject of the sentence?

a. Predictably

b. Justical

c. four-month-old Justical

d. Predictably, a four-month old Justical

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61. What grammatical name is given to the expression, ‘with pleasure’?

a. Prepositional phrase

b. be Object

c. Adverb phrase

d. Adverbial phrase

 

62. Why is Justical’s teeth described as ‘toothless”?

a. She has no teeth

b. She is very young

c. She has not cut teeth yet

d. She still feeds on breast milk

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63. How would you describe Justical?

a. A baby

b. A mother’s loving child

c. A happy child

d. A predictable baby

 

64. All the following are undiagrammatic way of making notes EXCEPT

a. Summary

b. Paraphrasing

c. Outlining

d. Quotations

 

65. Selecting relevant points and recording them is termed as

a Notes writing

b. Notes taking

C. Notes making

d. Paraphrasing

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66. Which of the following is NOT a strategy for making good notes

a. Identify key words

b. Leave margins

c. Use abbreviations

d. Being verbose

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67. One of the following is NOT an item, considered during the skimming of a chapter.

a. Heading

b. Topic sentences

c. Illustrations

d. Blurb

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68. Which method of reading is employed when one wants to read for pleasure?

a. Drifting

b. Browsing

c. Shallow reading

d. Close reading

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69. When a reader’s aim is to examine a text carefully, the reading method employed is

a. Browsing

b Extensive reading

c. Intensive reading

d. Close reading

 

70. The reading habit which refers to the practice of reading and going back immediately to read

what you have already read is

a. Diving

b. Regression

c. Psychological stress

d, Intensive reading

 

71. Which of the following is NOT part of the SQARs?

a Read

b. Rehearse

c. Respond

d. Questionnaire

72. An effective communication begins with

a. Sender

b. Feedback

c. Idea

d. Audience

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73. For a paragraph to be called effective, it must possess the following EXCEPT

a. Topic sentence

b. Adequate development

c. Unity

d. Coherence

 

74. When one expresses one’s opinion about a text after examining and judging it carefully in detail,

which of the following has the person performed?

a)       Recall

b)      React

c)       Revise

d)      Survey

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75. All the following are to be avoided when reading EXCEPT

a)       Pointing at words

b)      Exposure to much reading

c)       Psychological stress

d)      Deriving meanings of words

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76. Regression may occur in all the following EXCEPT

a)       Poor reading posture

b)      Psychological stress

c)       Divided attention

d)      Faster reading

 

77. When writing doubles back and leap ahead, it is known as

a.       Process of writing

b.       Transitions

c.       Recursive

d.       Brainstorming

78. Which of the following is NOT considered at the pre-writing stage?

a.       Audience analysis

b.       Purpose of writing

c.       Statement of purpose

d.       Clarity of expressions

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79. Coherence can also be established through the use of the following EXCEPT

a. the transitional keywords

b. the reference of pronoun

c. expressing an idea in a topic sentence

d. the use of the parallel structure

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80. A cause and effect paragraph is considered as what type of paragraph?

a. Narrative

b. Persuasive

c. Expository

d. Descriptive

 

81. The type of paragraph which lacks an explicit topic sentence but has a controlling idea is

a. Emphatic

b. Periodic

c. Implied

d. Pivoted

 

82. Which of the following is a transition used in showing time?

a. In view of

b. Particularly

In fact

d. Forthwith

 

Choose from the options below the statements which are unambiguous,

83.

a. Napoleon saw the American Embassy flying over the airport building.

b. Having been written, Sylvester posted the letter.

c. I admired the sweater Cecilia was wearing with happy flowers,

d. The dealer sold the car with leather seats to the buyer,

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84.

a. Franklin will visit the court tomorrow

b. Kingsley bought a pen from the market yesterday.

C. Flying planes can be dangerous

d. We wished to purchase a travel package to Mexico

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85.

a. Lost in thought, the bus passed me by without stopping.

b. While walking, his feet hit a stone.

C, When the meat is sufficiently cooked, the next step is to add pepper.

D When angry, one’s pulse rate quickens

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86.

a. As a mother, you have to take care of your baby

b. Foreigners are hunting dogs,

c. Each of us saw her duck.

d. The passer-by helped dog bite victims

 

What are the subjects of the following sentences?

87. “Into the room walked mother.”

a. Room

b. Into

c. Into the room

d. Mother

 

88. “Under the dead body lay the bloody murder weapon.”

a. Dead body

b. Weapon

c. Murder

d. Bloody murder weapon

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89. “Here is my book.”

a. Book

b. Here

c. My

d. My book

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90. “Eating on the run is one of the unhealthiest American habits.”

a. American habits

b. Eating

c. Eating on the run

d. Unhealthiest American habits

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SECTION A: CONCORD, TENSES, AND SENTENCE TYPES

CONCORD

Circle the correct/preferable form of the verb that agrees with the noun in subject position.
1. It is I who (is/am) responsible for taking care of these children.
2. The Imam along with the elders of the Zongo community (has/have) visited the President.
3. Statistics (is/are) among the subjects Mensah dislikes in school.
4. Mr. Amponsah, a student and father of four, (has been/have been) a very good friend of our family.
5. Her braziers (are/is) bigger than mine.
6. Sixty percent (60%) of the students (have/has) not paid for accommodation.
7. Fifty bags of cement (has been/have been) used already in constructing the bridge.
8. In this house, each man, woman, and child (is/are) responsible.
9. Either of my ideas (has been have been) agreed to by the committee.
10. You, Abena Serwaa, (are/is) my guest tonight.

TENSES

Select by circling the appropriate verb to complete each of the following sentences.

11. By next year, we (will stay/will have stayed) here for four years,

12. Did you visit the Kintampo Water-falls when you (were staying/have stayed) in the town last year?
13. For how long have you (begin/began/begun) this lecture?
14. The criminal (has drank/have drank/has drunk/have drunk) all the water offered to him.
15. I personally heard it (broadcast/broadcasted) on Radio Gold yesterday.
16. Asamoah Gyan was (given/giving) a beautiful car after the football match.
17. The university was (found/founded) in the nineteenth century.
18. Stella Manu was (stung/stang) by a bee.
19. Sammy and Paul have (spoke/spoken) about the boy to the Principal.
20. Azumah (fought/flighted/fight) like a lion to win the title.

SENTENCE TYPES

Identify whether each of the following sentences is simple, compound, complex, or compound-complex.
21. Let my people go and worship the Lord on Mount Sinai:………………………………………………….
22. Mary denied me access into the room yesterday…………………………………………….
23. Before the Vice Chancellor left for Winneba, he addressed the students and the lecturers together……………
24. After that incidence, Mary went back home but did not meet her mother

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SECTION B: SENTENCE PATTERN AND AMBIGUITY

Sentence Patterns

Underline and label the following sentences into their correct sentence patterns

25. John has been playing this game the whole day

……………………………………………………………………………………………………….

26. 26. The lecturer offered the level three hundred students some useful ideas.
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..

27. The Vice Chancellor closed the matriculation last year before the heavy down pour
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

28. At the moment the teacher has been asked to refund the money
…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

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29. They made me happy last night.
……………………………………………………………………………

Write out a sentence to reflect each of the following sentence patterns .N0TE Don not repeat any of the sentences in……………..to…………..

30. SVC………………………………………………………

31. VOA…………………………………………………………………….

32. SVA……………………………………………………………………

33. SVOC. …………………………………………………………..

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Ambiguity

Misplaced Modification

Rewrite the following sentences correctly by placing the modifiers near the headwords

 

34. Benedicta sang a song the audience which was soul inspiring.
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
35. The broken table must be cleared away behind the house
………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

36. Some students possess mobile phones, on campus which they use to text on campus
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
37. The rooms are for rent on the second floor
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..

38. Sussan bought a laptop from the university shop which runs on solar energy

………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..

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DANGLING Modification

The following sentences are faulty. Re-write them by correcting the faults.

39. By sowing Early the garden will produce good crops by the close of the year

……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..

40. At ten years old my mother move our family to live in Kintampo in Brong Ahafo Region

…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..

 

Parts of Speech

Read the following text carefully and identify the parts of speech of each of the underlined words.

The Finance Minister’s 2016 budget read to Parliament and the listening public has attracted a
lot of unpleasant comments. Indeed! The Opposition ridiculously described it as a mere
compilation of austerity measures from which the nation would smell and catch relapsing fever
and cold that has come to somersault the already overstretched elastic capacity of the workers
take-home pay. A Unionist, disappointed at it, said it is a package of no dream comes through for
the suffering citizenry and worker motivation engulfed in inertia.

  • Finance……………………………………………
  • Listening………………………………………….
  • somersault …………………………………………..
  • capacity…………………………………………….
  • through………………………………………………..

 

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Provide short answers to the following questions

6. Explain the difference between intensive and extensive reading.

7. State any three forms your notes can be written for easy access to information you have
captured down.

8. The orderly and logical arrangement of sentences aimed at achieving a single focus is
referred as…………………………………………………………………………………..in a paragraph.

9. I watched Afishetu engaged in some sort of quick reading exercise. Suddenly she
interjected, A-a-h-a! I’ve got it. Which of the reading types in comprehension did she
involve in?……………………………………………………………………..

10. Mention any two of the things you will look for when you engage in the ‘S’ form of the
“SOSR’ technique……………………………………………………………………………

11. The position of the topic sentence in the pivoted/mixed type of paragraph development
by and large serves as a combination of other two patterns of paragraphs. Which are
these?…………………………………………………………………………………………………..

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SENTENCE PATTERNS

Identify and label the following sentences according to their clausal patterns.

12. All the sixteen children are crying.

…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..

13. Most people spoke angrily at the auditorium
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………..

 

14. The secretary gave the chairman the minutes of the meeting
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..

15. Last year at Mangokrom, the Agricultural Minister gave the best farmer a new tractor.

………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
16. Osiakwan slaughtered the fat cow
…………………………………………………………………………………………….

SENTENCE TYPES

Identify the following sentence types. Use simple, compound or double complex or
compound complex to match them.

17 Aku ran to the airport but the aeroplane had already taken off………………………………………..

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