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- List all functional writing and write their features
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List all functional writing and write their features
Date posted: April 30, 2019. Answers (1)
- Identify whether the intonation will rise or fall in the following sentences
1:Is your name Mogita?
2:Can you give me your certificates
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Identify whether the intonation will rise or fall in the following sentences
1:Is your name Mogita?
2:Can you give me your certificates
Date posted: April 24, 2019. Answers (1)
- A goat bleats whereas a horse does what?(Solved)
A goat bleats whereas a horse does what?
Date posted: April 22, 2019. Answers (1)
- Identify the syllables: the alarm clock rang on time(Solved)
Identify the syllables: the alarm clock rang on time.
Date posted: April 11, 2019. Answers (1)
- Rewrite the following sentences using the correct form of the word in brackets(Solved)
Rewrite the following sentences using the correct form of the word in brackets
i) The policeman was congratulated for his ... ...................................................... .. (corrupt) nature
ii) His display of ... ........................................................ . (hostile) was quite unnecessary.
iii) Punishing innocent students for exam irregularity is ... ................................................... ...(warrant)
iv) If they ... .............................................. ...(arrive) early, they would find the visitors
Date posted: April 9, 2019. Answers (1)
- Complete the following sentences by filling the blanks with modal auxiliary verbs that express the indicated meaning in
brackets.(Solved)
Complete the following sentences by filling the blanks with modal auxiliary verbs that express the indicated meaning in
brackets. (2 marks)
i) You ... .................................................... .. work hard to succeed in life. (mandatory condition)
ii) All the recruits ... ............................................... ... present their original leaving certificates. (obligation )
Date posted: April 9, 2019. Answers (1)
- Fill in the blanks using appropriate prepositions. (4 marks)(Solved)
Fill in the blanks using appropriate prepositions. (4 marks)
i) We should always strive to live ... ............................................ ... our means.
ii) They needed to move ... .................................. ... speed to put ................................................ . the inferno.
iii) The explanation was ... .................................. ... the last page.
Date posted: April 9, 2019. Answers (1)
- Replace the underlined clauses with a prepositional phrase(Solved)
Replace the underlined clauses with a prepositional phrase
i) The girl wearing a dotted dress is my sister
ii) The applicants who have degree certificates will be employed
Date posted: April 9, 2019. Answers (1)
- Rewrite the following sentences according to the instructions given after each. Do not change the meaning.(Solved)
Rewrite the following sentences according to the instructions given after each. Do not change the meaning.
i) The sun rose. The carpenter woke up. (Begin : Hardly . . . . )
ii) If you plant during the rainy season, you will get a bumper harvest. (Begin: Unless . . . )
iii) The boys looked at the herd keenly and identified their lost cows. (Begin: Looking . . . )
Date posted: April 9, 2019. Answers (1)
- Read the following passage and then answer the questions that follow.(Solved)
Read the following passage and then answer the questions that follow.
Our emphasis on money and industries has made us concentrate on urban development. We recognize that we do not
have enough money to bring the kind of development to each village which would benefit everybody. We also know that we cannot establish an industry in each village and through this means effect a rise in the real incomes of the people. For these reasons, we spend most of our money in urban areas and our industries are established in the towns.
Yet the greater part of this money that we spend in the towns comes from loans. Whether it is used to build schools, hospitals, houses or factories etc. It still has to be repaid. But it is obvious that it cannot be repaid just out of the money obtained from urban and industrial development. To repay the loans we have to use foreign currency which is obtained from the sale of our exports. But we do not now sell our industrial products in foreign markets, and indeed it is likely to be a long time before our industries produce for export. The main aim of our new industries is import substitution - that is to produce things which hitherto we have had to import from foreign countries.
It is therefore obvious that the foreign currency we shall use to pay back the loans used in the development of the urban areas will not come from the towns or industries. Where then shall we get it from? We shall get if from the villages and from agriculture. What does this mean? It means that the people who benefit directly from development, which is brought by borrowed money, are not the ones who will repay the loans. The largest proportion of the loans will be spent in and for the urban area, but the largest proportion of the loans will be spent through the efforts of the farmers.
This fact should always be borne in mind for there are various forms of exploitation. We must not forget that people who live in towns can possibly become the exploiters of those who live in rural areas. All our big hospitals are in towns and they benefit only a small section of the people of Tanzania. Yet if we have built them with loans from outside Tanzania, it is the overseas sale of peasants' produce, which provides the foreign exchange for repayment. Those who do not get the benefit of the hospitals thus carry major responsibility of paying for them. Tarmac roads, too, are mostly found in towns and are a special value to the motor car owners. Yet if we have built those roads with loans, it is again the farmer who produces the goods who will pay for them. What is more, the foreign exchange with which the car is bought also comes the sale of the farmers' produce. Again, electric lights, water pipes, hotels and other aspects of modern developments are mostly found in towns. Most of them have been built with loans and most of them do not benefit the farmer directly, although they will be paid for by the foreign exchange earned by the sale of this produce. We should always bear this in mind.
Although when we talk of exploitation we usually think of capitalists, we should not forget that there are many small fish in the sea. They eat each other. The large ones eat the small ones and the small ones eat those who are even smaller. There are two possible ways of dividing the people in our country. We can put the capitalists and feudalists on one side, and the peasants and workers on the other. But we can also divide the people into urban dwellers on one side and those who live in the rural areas on the other. If we are not careful, we might get to the position where the real exploitation in Tanzania is that of the town dwellers exploiting the peasants.
a) What is the author's main argument in the first paragraph? (2 marks)
b) According to the passage, what are the sources of money used to repay loans obtained by Tanzania? (2 marks)
c) In not more than 50 words, summarize the reasons why the town people are considered exploiters. (6 marks)
d) Mention two challenges facing the Tanzanian government as brought out in the passage. (2 marks)
e) Explain how appropriate the figure of speech in the last paragraph is in relation to the author's argument. (3 marks)
f) The author says: "This fact should always be borne in mind . . ." Which fact is he referring to and why should it be borne in
mind? (2 marks)
g) We must not forget that people who live in towns can possibly exploit those who live in rural areas.
(Rewrite in the passive). (1 mark)
h) Explain the meaning of the following words as used in the passage. (2 marks)
i) hitherto .
ii) borne in mind
Date posted: April 9, 2019. Answers (1)
- Name the young ones of the animals named below.(Solved)
Name the young ones of the animals named below.
i. Cat ... .....................................
ii. Fish ....................................
iii. Chicken .................................
Date posted: April 9, 2019. Answers (1)
- Explain the difference in meaning in the following pairs of sentences. (2 marks)
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i Even I attended the ceremony.
I even attended the ceremony.
ii Bring an umbrella if it rains.
Bring an umbrella in case it rains
Date posted: April 9, 2019. Answers (1)
- Fill in each blank with the correct form of the verb 'be'(Solved)
Fill in each blank with the correct form of the verb 'be'
i. Each of the boys ... .......... .given a present.
ii. Either Joyce or her daughters ... .................... .coming
Date posted: April 9, 2019. Answers (1)
- Fill in each blank space with appropriate form of the words given in the brackets.(Solved)
Fill in each blank space with appropriate form of the words given in the brackets. (3 marks)
i) I was ... ............................... ..(eager) looking for a sociable person.
ii) For urban areas, the approach was ... ..............................(whole) inappropriate.
iii) I ought to give him something in ... ........................................(appreciate) of his good work.
Date posted: April 9, 2019. Answers (1)
- a) Rewrite the following sentences, correcting the error in each. (5 marks)
(Solved)
a) Rewrite the following sentences, correcting the error in each. (5 marks)
i) Most people prefer playing football than hockey.
ii) I demand to know what is this.
iii) The fact that you cannot be able to do it does not mean it is impossible.
iv) 'My names are John Kamau Mwangi,' the little boy murmured.
v) Emachar is the most highest paid employee in this company
Date posted: April 9, 2019. Answers (1)
- Read the passage below and use it to answer the questions that follow(Solved)
Read the passage below and use it to answer the questions that follow
Date posted: April 9, 2019. Answers (1)
- Study the following conversation between a matatu tout and a passenger who is disturbed by loud music playing in the vehicle(Solved)
Study the following conversation between a matatu tout and a passenger who is disturbed by loud music playing in the vehicle.
Passenger: Excuse me sir, would you mind reducing the volume of the music, please?
Tout: (ignoring her) Hey, anybody who has not paid their fare?
Passenger: Excuse me sir, did you hear me?
Tout: What is it woman? The volume is Okay.
Passenger: It's just a request as I am allergic to loud sounds…
Tout: (Interrupting) Then you should hire a taxi or buy your own car.
Passenger: I am sorry if I offended you but you have heard my problem.
Tout: You have also heard my point
(i) Identify four instances of lack of etiquette on the part of the tout
Date posted: April 9, 2019. Answers (1)
- How would you respond to the following situations affirmatively? (3 mks)(Solved)
How would you respond to the following situations affirmatively? (3 mks)
i) When you are asked: Do you mind more tea?
ii) When a judge asks: Did you come this morning?
iii) When a mayor of a town asks: Are you the one who was to come?
Date posted: April 9, 2019. Answers (1)
- Construct one sentence using each of the following words. (3 marks)(Solved)
Construct one sentence using each of the following words. (3 marks)
i) pro'ject
ii) sub'jects
iii) ,transport
Date posted: April 9, 2019. Answers (1)
- A Kiswahili teacher was conducting a Silent Reading session. He realized that the students had poor reading habits. Mention
any three of the habits he may...(Solved)
A Kiswahili teacher was conducting a Silent Reading session. He realized that the students had poor reading habits. Mention
any three of the habits he may have observed.
Date posted: April 9, 2019. Answers (1)