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week one- Grammar : Adjectives Literature in English-Introduction to prose, features of prose, Comprehension passage from CHILD LABOUR AND CHILD TRAFFICKING speech work revision consonants - JSS2 English language Past Questions and Answers - page 1

1
What are consonant sounds?
A
Sounds produced when the organs of speech experience contacts between themselves.
B
Sounds produced when the voicebox is used.
C
Sounds produced when the organs of speech do not touch each other.
D
Sounds produced when the voicebox is not used.
2
How many consonant sounds are there in English?
A
20
B
24
C
26
D
28
3
Which of the following is a voiced and voiceless pair?
A
/p/ /b/
B
/h/ /w/
C
/n/ /m/
D
/r/ /j/
4
Which of the following is a voiced consonant?
A
/p/
B
/t/
C
/k/
D
/l/
5
What is the voiced consonant sound for 'yes'?
A
/h/
B
/w/
C
/j/
D
/l/
6
What is the subject matter discussed in the passage?
A
Child labour and trafficking
B
Sexual harassment
C
Debt bondage
D
Exploitation by the God sent men
7

The third paragraph identifies another set of victims of child trafficking, who are they?

A

children from Europe

B

Some business man

C

Sexual harassment and exploitation

D

Self bondage

8

List the four methods used by child traffickers to get their victims as discussed in the fourth paragraph.

A

Prayer, deceit, tough time and hard work

B

Promise for schooling, good job, furthering their education.

C

Harassment, serious hazards, economic, prostitution.

D

Child abuse, physically forced, inexperienced, pretended

9

What is the writer’s opinion on child trafficking?

A

To avoid child labour and trafficking

B

To reinforce it in the society

C

To silence the victim

D

To revive child labour in the society

10

She went through hell on earth, what figurative expression is this?

A

Metaphor

B

Irony

C

Hyperbole

D

Simile