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- Study the oral literature below and answer the questions that follow.Teddy told Terry to tick ten tall ticks.i. Identify the genre above.(Solved)
Study the oral literature below and answer the questions that follow.
Teddy told Terry to tick ten tall ticks.
i. Identify the genre above.
ii. Which sound features has the above genre employed? Explain any three.
iii. Give three functions of the genre above
Date posted: November 21, 2022. Answers (1)
- Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow.Substance Abuse has emerged in recent decades as a major concern both on and off the...(Solved)
Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow
Substance Abuse has emerged in recent decades as a major concern both on and off the job. Although reasons
vary, substance abuse can be a way that some people try to manage or reduce distress.
But it is important to be clear on what is generally meant by a drinking problem. In all cases related to alcohol
abuse, a common factor is the unfavorable effect alcohol has on the health or well-being of the drinker and his
or her associates. Common signs and symptoms that frequently indicate a drinking problem include being
constantly absent from work, causing on-the-job accidents and expressing grievances most of the time.
Alcoholic employees can sometimes go undetected for years. Coworkers cover up for those unable to perform
their jobs because of drunkenness. Even managers may be adept at concealing their alcohol abuse problems.
Their secretaries or loyal associates may cover up for them.
Alcoholics can be clever at inventing “credible” excuses when detected: “I must have a drink or two when I’m
entertaining customers, of course.”
Drug abuse, or drug addiction, exists when the taking of drugs, whether prescribed or non-prescribed, legal or
illegal, causes difficulties in any area of an individual’s life. Years ago, the stereotype of the drug user was
either of a glazed-eyed musician frantically beating his sticks on a tight skin or a person who dwelt in a slum.
Mass publicity on drug abuse has long since caused that stereotype to fade from view.
Complicating the ongoing war on drugs are changes in public attitude and drug-use patterns. It sometimes
seems that no sooner is progress made in combating one illegal drug than a different kind of substance abuse
comes into vogue. Ethyl alcohol was the social drug during prohibition (1920-1933), marijuana became the
social drug of the 1960s and 1970s and some observers believe that crack cocaine and possibly ecstasy –
another so-called upper – became the social drugs of the 1980s and 1990s. The drug of choice and people’s
attitude toward them may change, but the problem of drug abuse appears to be continuing unabated.
Pinpointing the specific symptom of alcohol and drug abuse problems is not a simple task. A supervisor’s main
responsibility therefore should not necessarily be uncovering evidence of dependency on alcohol and drugs but
instead being observant for declining job performance. Yet there are certain behavioral patterns that some
excessive users of alcohol and drugs display. These patterns can sometimes be spotted through simple
observation. Increasingly though, employers are taking more aggressive steps to ferret out substance abuse
among their workforces. A growing number of companies, especially large ones with many employees and
those in business with potential to effect public health or safety, are adopting drug-testing programmes.
The signs of alcohol dependency, unfortunately, do not always become manifest until the middle of the late
stages of the problem. No wonder some managers have mistaken an employee’s euphoric appearance for the
“look of love”. The earlier treatment begins, naturally, the earlier treatment begins, naturally, the easier it will
be. A person could experience some isolated incidents of such drinking problems without necessarily being a
alcoholic, however, alcohol abuse usually results in declining job performance.
Because there are many symptoms of drug abuse, no one person would exhibit all of them and a supervisor
should guard against assuming that the presence of one or more symptoms is conclusive of alcohol or drug
abuse.
Questions
1. What is the main reason given for substance abuse?
2. From paragraph two, state three ways in which alcohol abuse can unfavorably affect the workmate of a
drunker?
3. According to the passage, what is drug abuse?
4. What was the common misconception about who a drug user was?
5. Rewrite the following sentences using “as soon as”
It sometimes seems that no sooner is progress made in combating one illegal drug than a different kind
of substance abuse comes into vogue.
6. What can we infer about “prohibition”?
7. In not more than 55 words, summarize the reasons that make it difficult to effectively deal with
substance abuse.
8. Why do you think the author of the passage cautions supervisors against hastily concluding that one is a
drug abuser?
9. Explain the meaning of the following words as used in the passage.
(i)credible
(ii)stereotype_
Date posted: November 21, 2022. Answers (1)
- Give a word with a similar pronunciation
i. Muscle
ii. Worn
iii. Come
iv. Which(Solved)
Give a word with a similar pronunciation
i. Muscle
ii. Worn
iii. Come
iv. Which
Date posted: November 21, 2022. Answers (1)
- Supply correct question tags to the following.
(i) Let us go home………………………….?
(ii) I am pleased with you, ……………………………...?(Solved)
Supply correct question tags to the following.
(i) Let us go home………………………….?
(ii) I am pleased with you, ……………………………...?
Date posted: November 21, 2022. Answers (1)
- Fill the blanks using the correct form of the verb in brackets.
(i) My father …………………. (begun, began) cooking lessons last month.
(ii) Her glasses ………………… (broke,...(Solved)
Fill the blanks using the correct form of the verb in brackets.
(i) My father …………………. (begun, began) cooking lessons last month.
(ii) Her glasses ………………… (broke, broken) when she fell.
(iii) Paulina ……………….(run, ran) to catch her Nissan to Lodwar this morning.
(iv) James ……………………… (rode, rid) a bicycle yesterday.
(v) We…………………...(spent, spend) the night in the cold.
Date posted: November 21, 2022. Answers (1)
- Use a, an, or the to fill in the blank spaces below.
(i) I have ……………... European friend
(ii) We meet three times in …………………. year.
(iii) I...(Solved)
Use a, an, or the to fill in the blank spaces below.
(i) I have ……………... European friend
(ii) We meet three times in …………………. year.
(iii) I like …………………. honest person.
(iv) …………………….rhino is an endangered species.
Date posted: November 21, 2022. Answers (1)
- Fill in the blanks with the correct possessive pronoun.
(i) The ball belongs to them. It is ………………………….
(ii) The country belongs to us. It is …………………………(Solved)
Fill in the blanks with the correct possessive pronoun.
(i) The ball belongs to them. It is ………………………….
(ii) The country belongs to us. It is …………………………
Date posted: November 21, 2022. Answers (1)
- Rewrite the following sentences using pronouns where necessary to avoid repetition of the nouns in the sentences.
(i) The chef made a tasty meal and the...(Solved)
Rewrite the following sentences using pronouns where necessary to avoid repetition of the nouns in the sentences.
(i) The chef made a tasty meal and the chef gave it to us.
(ii) The teacher looked at the car and quickly knew that the car was hers.
(iii) The employees were unhappy when the employees failed to finish the job.
Date posted: November 21, 2022. Answers (1)
- Challenger: Two Europeans peeping through the window.
Response : Mucus
i. Classify the above genre.
ii. Identify and illustrate the most outstading stylistic device used in the above...(Solved)
Challenger: Two Europeans peeping through the window.
Response : Mucus
i. Classify the above genre.
ii. Identify and illustrate the most outstading stylistic device used in the above genre.
iii. Give two functions of the above genre.
Date posted: November 21, 2022. Answers (1)
- Join the following sentences using an appropriate conjunction.
(i) We wanted to swim
The water was too shallow.
(Solved)
Join the following sentences using an appropriate conjunction.
(i) We wanted to swim
The water was too shallow.
(ii) You can eat chicken today.
You can eat beef today.
Date posted: November 21, 2022. Answers (1)
- Fill in the blank with correct preposition.
i. He is studying ………………. a degree in physics.
ii. Anne is very good………………mathematics.(Solved)
Fill in the blank with correct preposition.
i. He is studying ………………. a degree in physics.
ii. Anne is very good………………mathematics.
Date posted: November 21, 2022. Answers (1)
- Read the narrative below and answer the following questions
`THE TORTOISE AND THE ELEPHANT’(Solved)
Read the narrative below and answer the following questions
`THE TORTOISE AND THE ELEPHANT’
Along time ago, the tortoise would cheat the elephant until the elephant was
tired of being cheated, the tortoise thought out once more what he would do
to the elephant.
Early one morning, the tortoise went to the home of the elephant. When he
got there he asked the elephant to go out for a walk with him, and both of
them went off to the forest. When they got to the forest, the tortoise said to
the elephant, `elephant, I have a good idea;; ``What idea tortoise?’’ asked
the elephant? ``I think we should have a riddle contest. You first ‘’, said the
tortoise. The elephant posed the first riddle and said, ``my house has no door
and no window, what is it? ``The tortoise said. ``An egg.’’ The tortoise said,
``A large bird sings a small bird steals. ``The elephant tried to think of the
answer until he nearly went out of his mind and then said, `` I cannot solve
it’’
The tortoise said, ``come, let us go, and I will tell you the solution. But this
riddle requires that a person should eat plenty of honey first, and I know
where we can get such honey’’
So the elephant followed the tortoise until they came to where the honey
was. They went to the bee hive and the tortoise said to the elephant. ``Put
your trunk into the hive and get some honey for us to eat’’ The elephant put
his trunk into the hive, and started to scoop as much honey as he could..
The tortoise waited anxiously. The elephant removed his trunk and gave all
the honey to the tortoise. The tortoise started eating the honey hungrily. He
said to the elephant, ``the honey is so sweet but this will not be enough for
both of us. Put the trunk in the hive once more and scoop some more
honey.’’ The elephant obeyed and put his trunk into the hive and started to
scoop some more honey.
Before he could remove his trunk, the hive slipped and trapped the
elephant’s trunk. He cried out to tortoise, saying, ``please help me. I am
going to die here?’’ Put the tortoise laughed and refused to help him remove
his trunk.
Meanwhile, the bees inside the hive were disturbed and stung the elephant
furiously. The elephant was stung until he died as the tortoise walked away.
The tortoise is very cunning.
Questions
a. Classify the above narrative and give a reason for your answer.
b. What did the tortoise ask the elephant to do early one morning?
c. What `good’ idea did tortoise have? Do you agree it was a good idea?
Why?
d. Do you find the elephant foolish? Explain your answer.
e. Identify and illustrate four characteristics features of the above narrative.
f. What moral lesson is evident from the narrative?
Date posted: November 21, 2022. Answers (1)
- Read the passage below and then answer questions that follow.
Albinism is a group of inherited conditions in human, animals and plants
characterized by hypo pigmentation.(Solved)
Read the passage below and then answer questions that follow.
Albinism is a group of inherited conditions in human, animals and plants
characterized by hypo pigmentation. The lack of pigmentation creates the
comparative lightness of skin, eyes and hair colour most commonly
associated with albinism. What is less known, and perhaps of more
importance is that all types of albinism are associated with eye disorders,
including nystagmus (rapid involuntary horizontal eye movement),
squinting, sensitivity to light and glare and reduced visual acuity.
Albinism affects all, regardless of their race and gather, although some subtypes of albinism are more prevalent among certain groups. The term albinism. Which uses the condition to be a dehumanizing term and is
discouraged in favour of the term``person with albinism’’ or even ``
albinism person’’
Albinism is perhaps one of the most misunderstood conditions in the world.
Researchers who have surveyed adolescent attitudes and beliefs towards the
condition have found them to be negative. Some said that persons with
albinism are biracial, they are mentally retarded and they have a contagious
disease.
These unfortunate misconceptions are not limited to the youth but are
represented in much of the general public. The general public’s perception of
albinism is further obscured by the gross misrepresentation of the condition
in movies. For example, a recent major motion picture release called powder
feature a character whose mother was struck by lightning, causing him to be
born with albinism and supernatural powers. Even traditional sources of
reference are not immune to misinformation. Webster defines albinism as
simply ``the condition of being an albino.’’ It goes on to define albino ``as a
person whose skin, hair and eyes lack normal colouration because of genetic
factors. Albinos have white skin, whitish hair and pink eyes.’’ The definition
is a popular misconception about albinism. In fact, many people with
albinism go unrecognized as such by others, and indeed, sometimes even by
themselves.
Albinism is an autosomal (non-sex related chromosome) recessive genetone
disorder requiring both parents to carry the defective gene in order for their
children to have albinism. There is, however, a rare type of X- linked
albinism and unusual autosomal form.
People with albinism have the same life expectancy, similar variation in
intelligence and the same general health problems as the rest of the
population.
Although the visual problems are severe, the social and emotional
ramifications may affect individuals more.
With proper preventive methods and an awareness of the dangers of sun
exposure, skin care is not a problem. By applying sunscreen, wearing hats
and wearing opaque clothes when appropriate, people with albinism may
engage in the same outdoor activities as fully pigmented people.
Questions
a. Explain what causes the features most commonly associated with
albinism.
b. What types of eye disorders are associated with albinism?
c. In note form, summarize adolescents’ mistaken beliefs about albinism.
d. What hazes the people’s understanding of albinism?
e. Give one definition of albinism that is misleading according to the
passage.
f. Give the evidence that some sub-types of albinism affect certain groups
more than others.
g. Which is the finest way of helping people with albinism?
h. Explain the meaning of the following words as used in the passage.
(a) Obscured-
(b)Defective-
(c) Hypo-pigmentation
Date posted: November 21, 2022. Answers (1)
- Identify the silent letter in each of the following words.
i. Handkerchief
ii. Pneumonia(Solved)
Identify the silent letter in each of the following words.
i. Handkerchief
ii. Pneumonia
Date posted: November 21, 2022. Answers (1)
- Read the conversation below between a mother and her twelve-year-old step-son.
Using illustrations from the dialogue pick out any five uses of etiquette.(Solved)
Read the conversation below between a mother and her twelve-year-old step-son.
Mother: Hey you good for nothing boy. Come here quickly.
boy: (panting hurriedly) Mum, here I am. Please tell me what you would
like me to do.
Mother: use your head young man! Can’t you ever think? Must I be the one to
always tell you what to do?
Boy: please mummy, I was just cleaning the house and then planning to
tend the flower garden.
Mother: you mean you’ve been cleaning the house for hours without end?
Lazy bone! I think all you deserve is a thorough beating.
Boy: please forgive me. I always try my best but I never seem to please
you.
Mother: so you know! Do you now call me a cruel master, a hard to please
master?
Boy: (kneeling) I’m sorry mum but that is not what I meant.
Mother: now go back to your work and stop calling me mum mum
Using illustrations from the dialogue pick out any five uses of etiquette.
Date posted: November 21, 2022. Answers (1)
- Read the passage below and fill in each blank space with an appropriate word.Poaching is increasing (1) ____a menance, not just in Kenya, (2)...(Solved)
Read the passage below and fill in each blank space with an appropriate word.
Poaching is increasingly (1) ____________________ a menance, not just in Kenya, (2) _______________ also in other parts of the continent, (3) _________________ a grave danger to the survival of various animal species particularly the elephant. Whereas, there have been (4) ___________________ to raise awareness about the danger posed by the menance, not enough has been done to (5)______________ it out and punish offenders.
As it is, poaching is becoming a crisis, threatening species like elephants, which are hunted (6) ____________ for their ivory, rhinos which are targeted because of their horns and other game like lions. The Kenya Wildlife Service has been doing well to combat (7) _____________ but it appears that more is needed if the criminals (8) _______________ to be stopped. If the killers have more sophisticated weaponry, then KWS must (9) _____________ its game or call (10) _________________ the military to assist
Date posted: November 21, 2022. Answers (1)
- Give words that are pronounced the same as the following
1. Which- …………………………….
2. Tax- …………………………………
3. Whet- ……………………(Solved)
Give words that are pronounced the same as the following
1. Which- …………………………….
2. Tax- …………………………………
3. Whet- ……………………
Date posted: November 21, 2022. Answers (1)
- Fill in the blank spaces in the passage below with the most appropriate word.
How do you come to school? Do you walk? Do you(1)…………………………. a
bicycle?...(Solved)
Fill in the blank spaces in the passage below with the most appropriate word.
How do you come to school? Do you walk? Do you(1)…………………………. a
bicycle? Do you come (2)…………………………………………bus? Do you travel
a long way by train or lorry?Even if you attend a day school near your home and
you are able to (3)
………………………….School(4)………………………………….foot, you will
probably see many moto-car and lorries in your
town,(5)…………………………………there are roads in many parts of Africa.
These roads make it possible for men to travel from one place to another in cars or
lorries. We are not quite used to seeing vehicles in our streets and (6)
………………………. our roads.
It has not (7) ………………………. been so. It is (8)
………………………………a short time since the first motor-vehicles (9)
……………………………. to Africa. In fact, the first motor-car appeared in
England (10) ………………………………the year 1888.
Date posted: November 21, 2022. Answers (1)
- You are the manager of Quick Safaris Transport Company. Of late you’ve realized that the workers, mainly drivers and conductors have lost discipline, and this...(Solved)
You are the manager of Quick Safaris Transport Company. Of late you’ve realized that the workers, mainly drivers and conductors have lost discipline, and this has made the company incur a lot of loss.
a) Write an internal memo to them, warning them of dire consequences if they do not change their behaviour and attitude.
Some of the areas you wish to address are:
i. Punctuality
ii. Foul language
iii. Lack of courtesy
iv. Policy bribery
v. Any other relevant area from your observation
b) Design a Card inviting the workers to a motivational talk with an aim of changing their behaviour and attitude.
Date posted: November 21, 2022. Answers (1)
- Read the following dialogue and answer all the questions that follow.(Solved)
Read the following dialogue and answer all the questions that follow.
It is a market day and Moraa is selling her chicken.
Moraa: (Shouting) this is your lucky day to get the best chicken home!
Joan: (Excitedly) Good morning mum?
Moraa: (Turning to her face, she smiles) Good morning to you too!
Joan: Your Chicken look healthy. I want that one. How much is it? (Points)
Moraa: Yes, this one is my favourite.It is fleshy and female. It can give wonderful eggs………..
Joan: Excuse me. (Moraa listens keenly) How much is it?
Moraa: I can see that you are a young mother. I won’t charge you much. Please give me one thousand for the hen.
Joan: Mum, I don’t have much. Will 700 do? Besides it looks fatty. I may have to scrap the fat off when I cook it.
Moraa: (Smiles) Ok mama, let me give it to you free of charge at 900.
Joan: Unfortunately, I can’t go beyond 750. (Attempts to walk away)
Moraa; Alright, give me the cash and don’t tell anyone else. (She smiles and says a thankyou as she receives the cash.)
Questions:
i)Why does Joan greet Moraa first.
ii)Identify and explain three negotiation skills embraced by both Moraa and Joan.
iii) What could Moraa have done to get more out of the hen? Explain three things.
Date posted: February 26, 2021. Answers (1)