KUULCHAT
ENGLISH MOCK

OBJECTIVE TEST

PART I
LEXIS AND STRUCTURE

SECTION A

From the alternatives lettered A to D, choose the one which most suitably completes each sentence.

1.

Nimo worked hard after his business had collapsed and soon found his feet. This means that he............

A.

bought a new fleet of cars.

B.

could walk again.

C.

revievd the business.

D.

sold the rest of the business.

2.

We won the game easily.

A.

giant

B.

general

C.

gentle

D.

goat

3.

I'm going to make you eat your words.

That means that you will.........

A.

become shocked

B.

be punished

C.

admit you are wrong

D.

face the consequences of your actions

4.

What transpired between them remains a secret.

A.

manifested

B.

translated

C.

existed

D.

happened

5.

She received a beautiful psalm.

A.

shall

B.

palm

C.

sand

D.

page

6.

Choose from the options A to D, the word that is most suitable to fill the gap

A.

advertisements

B.

announcements

C.

information

D.

notices

7.

The welfare of their students should be the concern of teachers.

A.

wealth

B.

happiness

C.

well-being

D.

growth

8.

It is impolite to talk loudly in the presence of the elderly.

A.

incorrect

B.

improper

C.

unwise

D.

rude

9.

The heir to the British throne was the Duke of Cornwall.

A.

here

B.

hail

C.

air

D.

hew

10.

The story was written in simple language.

A.

foreign

B.

strange

C.

local

D.

complex

11.

The chosen poems are very relatable

A.

preferred

B.

selected

C.

prescribed

D.

given

12.

Choose from the options A to D, the word that is most suitable to fill the gap

A.

proficient

B.

specialized

C.

knowledgeable

D.

competent

13.

Fishes are plentiful in the pond.

A.

little

B.

scarce

C.

small

D.

unusual

14.

Cann worked hard to stock the shop.

A.

decorate

B.

empty

C.

fill

D.

reinforce

15.

Those children were born with a silver spoon in their mouth. This means that the children were born.............

A.

with their mouth full of silver.

B.

in good health

C.

in happy homes

D.

in wealth and luxury

SECTION B

Choose from the alternatives lettered A to D the one which is nearest in meaning to the underlined word in each sentence.

16.

She is fond of talking about trivial matters.

A.

unpleasant

B.

unimportant

C.

unexciting

D.

unacceptable

17.

Mama said, "You can only fight off bullies if you are assertive".

A.

muscular

B.

strong

C.

smart

D.

bold

18.

Kwame was too scared to be left alone in the house.

A.

afraid

B.

anxious

C.

uneasy

D.

unhappy

19.

The porter could not endure his insults

A.

accept

B.

agree

C.

approve

D.

bear

20.

Celia shook with fright.

A.

excitement

B.

cheerfulness

C.

hope

D.

fear

SECTION C

In each of the following sentences a group of words has been underlined. Choose from the alternatives lettered A to D the one that best explains the underlined group of words.

21.

The interview was conducted to separate the sheep from the goats. This means that the interview aimed at......... .

A.

finding people who could rear sheep.

B.

keeping the sheep in a different pen.

C.

selecting only the humble candidates.

D.

selecting the best candidates.

22.

We were taken to the police station like a lamb to the slaughter. This means that we were taken there.............

A.

with our clothes removed

B.

without resistance

C.

with difficulty

D.

in a violent manner

23.

The driver passed out soon after the accident occurred. This means that the driver..........

A.

ran away

B.

died

C.

fainted

D.

vomited

24.

When he lost his job, Yaro was left to sink or swim. This means that Yaro

A.

had to find another job.

B.

shouted for help.

C.

had to survive on his own.

D.

was depressed.

25.

Akua celebrates her birthday today but I cannot make it. This means that the speaker..........

A.

does not want to be there.

B.

feels it is necessary to attend.

C.

has no birthday gift for her friend.

D.

will not be able to attend.

SECTION D

From the list of words lettered A to D, choose the one that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the word underlined in each sentence.

26.

We initiated several projects last year.

A.

funded

B.

completed

C.

executed

D.

organized

27.

People in our village polite to strangers.

A.

cruel

B.

mean

C.

rude

D.

unfair

28.

Though we expected ......, the judge handled the case with partiality.

A.

fairness

B.

happiness

C.

patience

D.

seriousness

29.

The headteacher asked the pupils to disperse.

A.

assemble

B.

come

C.

meet

D.

stay

30.

Evans wakes up early because he does not sleep much.

A.

often

B.

at home

C.

late

D.

on his bed

THEORY QUESTIONS

1.

Though your grades at the BECE were very good, none of the schools you chose offered you admission. Write a letter to your District Education Officer about this unfair treatment and request that something is done about it.

2.

You have not returned to school after vacation. Write a letter to you headmaster/ headmistress explaining why you are still at home.

3.

Write a letter to your Assemblyman suggesting three ways in which you can help improve sanitation in your area.

4.

As the senior prefect of your school, write a letter to the headmaster, discussing two reasons why, the school should instill moral values into the students.

5.

Describe the happiest day in your life.