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SECTION A: Grammar I
Grammar

I-Complete the dialogue bellow with the appropriate expressions from yours. (0.5X6= 3mrks) James: Hello! I am called James. _____ are you called, please? Linda : Hi! Greetings. My name is Linda. It's a pleasure to meet you. In _____ class are you, please? James : I'm in premiere A4. Are you also _____ Art student? Linda: No, I'm a science student of premiere C. I decided to do science _____ I would become a doctor in the future. James: Ohhh! That's a fanciful idea. I want to become a journalist. Our teacher told us some years ago that if we _____ studied English seriously we would have had more opportunities in the future. Ok. Good bye Linda! See you _____ next. Linda: You are right Good bye James! I _____ you a nice day.

3 pts
SECTION A: Grammar II
Grammar

II-Rewrite these expressions obeying the instructions in the brackets. (2mrks) 1)-Wilson would become the president of the English club if he was bilingual. Unless Wilson (complete) 2)-The Lamido immediately resolved the conflict so that peace should reign in the community. In order that (complete)

2 pts
SECTION A: Grammar III
Grammar

III-Use the best form of the verbs in the brackets to fill into the missing spaces. 5 mrks Distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen; welcome. If we 1)_____ (to be) present here today, it's to talk about the different problems and activities that are regarding us here. In fact, we2)_____ (just to observe) that some student in this college hardly sweep their classroom, some make loud noise and don't do their homeworks, others hardly flush the toilets after using them. All these make our school environment to be unsaved for life. We have to 3)_____ (to put-an-end) to this immoral behaviours now because if we keep-on with it, the discipline master 4)_____ (to severely rectify) our immoral acts. A few weeks ago, three students 5)_____ (not to sweep) their classroom and they were all severely sanctioned. Please, let's stop our 6) (moral) behaviours right now. Thanks for understanding! Long live our school.

5 pts
SECTION B: Vocabulary I
Vocabulary

I-Complete the phrases with the correct expressions chosen from the list LIST: ( bride-price, church, groom, marriage, DO, courtship, bride, mayor, councilor, pastor) A legal union between a man and a woman is called 1)_____. Before the celebration of this event, the two families agree on their son or daughter who are in love with each other to unit. During their 2)_____, the man always put a ring on the woman's finger and so does the woman to show their mutual engagement. The 3)_____'s parents always ask the groom to come with his family members and pay the 4)_____ before going to officially legalize the union in the 5)_____'s office and plan the celebration in the church, hotel, village.

5 pts
SECTION B: Vocabulary II
Vocabulary

II-Complete the paragraph with the suitable expressions from yours.(5 Marks) A 1)_____ is a/an disagreement, misunderstanding, contest, incompatibility or a quarrel between two or more persons.It can be caused by theft, dishonesty, disunity, war, rape, violence. When there is a conflicting case in a village, the 2)_____ summons the two parties in his palace and call his 3)_____ they program a date on which the three parties will meet to look for a 4)_____ to the conflicting situation(s). The loser of the case always 5)_____ a price fine to the petitioner and the council who meet to judge the case in the village palace.

5 pts
SECTION C: Reading comprehension - Passage
Reading comprehension

SECTION C: Reading comprehension (10marks). Read the passage below and keenly answer the questions in a well organized language THE TRIAL A disabled man named Ndamba was accused of stealing a bag of rice from Mr Che's store. He was summoned before the Bamenda court of first instance to defend himself. On the set day for hearing, people filled the courtroom to listen to what the whole town considered as a controversial case, for they could not imagine how a disabled person could steal. Both parties for the case were present: the petitioner, the prosecutor and the respondent. When everybody was seated, the court registrar announced the entrance of the presiding Magistrate Court rise for Judge, she shouted. When the judge has taken his seat, she ordered the court to be seated once more. The judge asked the registrar to read the case(s) set for hearing on that day. The registrar then called out, "Case N° CFI/OS/DF between the state and Mr Che as petitioner versus Mr Ndamba as the respondent”. “I swear by the Almighty God that the evidence I shall give in this case, shall be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth". After his charge accusing him of having stolen a bag of rice from Mr Che on the 4th may 2008 at the Bamenda Food Market, the respondent pleaded “Not guilty my Lord". The prosecutor then read out the facts of the case and stated the provisions of the applicable law. The counsel for the respondent examined and cross-examined the petitioner. The respondent was equally examined and cross-examined by the prosecutor in order to establish his guilt. The presiding judge came in looking at the evidence addressed. “I find the respondent not guilty. And to compensate the respondent for false accusation, I now invite you to take home the bag of rice which has been used as evidence against you" The disabled man then lifted the bag of rice up and with the aid of one of his legs threw the bag of rice on his neck. "Wait Mr Ndamba, you said a while ago to the court that you couldn't have stolen the bag of rice because of your disability and now you have carried it with relative ease". The court burst into feats of laughter as the presiding judge was questioning the man. Because the final decision to discharge and acquit the case had not been taken, the presiding judge broke in at last. “You are then sentenced to one month imprisonment with hard labour and a fine of 200 thousand francs (100 thousand francs for the legal department and 100 thousand francs as damages to the civil party (petitioner) as per section 318(1)a of the Cameroon penal code".

SECTION C: Reading comprehension - Question 1
Reading comprehension

I Questions 1)-Why was the man taken to court? (Tick the correct letter of the answer) (1mrk) a)-Because he stole a bag of rice b)-Because he stole a bag of maize, c)-Because he stole bags of rice, d)-Because he stole a fowl

1 pts
SECTION C: Reading comprehension - Question 2
Reading comprehension

2)-In which place was the hearing? (Tick the best option) (1mrk) a)-In the Bamenda high court, b)-In the Bamenda court of first instance, c)-In the Bamenda court of appeal, d)-In the supreme court

1 pts
SECTION C: Reading comprehension - Question 3
Reading comprehension

3)-Who are the parties concerned in this case? (Tick the correct answer)(1 mrk) a)-The petitioner, the prosecutor and Mr Ndamba b)-The petitioner, the prosecutor and the judge c)-Mr Che, the prosecutor and the bag of rice d)-The petitioner, the prosecutor and the magistrate

1 pts
SECTION C: Reading comprehension - Question 4
Reading comprehension

4)-Explain why the prosecutor examine and cross examine the Mr Ndamba? (2mrks)

2 pts
SECTION C: Reading comprehension - Question 5
Reading comprehension

5)-What evidence is there in the passage to show that the man was guilty? (2mrks)

2 pts
SECTION C: Reading comprehension - Question 6
Reading comprehension

6)-Name the sanctions that were given to the respondent? (1mrks)

1 pts
SECTION C: Reading comprehension - Question 7
Reading comprehension

7)-Were the punishments appropriate? Justify your stand (2mrks)

2 pts
SECTION D: Composition
Composition

SECTION D: COMPOSITION (10 MARKS) Write a good composition of about 200-250 words on ONE of the following topics Topic1: On the occasion of the parents teachers meeting in your school which has been scheduled for next Monday. You are the representative of the students (the classprefect of Premiere A of GBHS Kumbo). Write a speech that you will address to the parents. Your speech must indicate all the difficulties that students are facing in your school. You should equally present the possible remediations to these problems. Topic2:You have been upsetting your classmateseverytime but two days ago you grossly insulted your classprefect and he reported you to the disciplinary department and you were asked to apologize to your class prefect. Write a letter to ask for forgiveness. You must remember the act you commited, ask for forgiveness and promis never to start it again. You are James Asafor from CCAS P.O Box 274 Kumba SW. Topic3: Imagine that you actively took part in a traditional festival last easter holiday. Keenly describe how the event unfolded. (name that event, locate the site, the people present and the activities carried out, what interested and displeased you, how you felt by the end)

10 pts

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