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PRESIDENT-OFFICE
REGIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND LOCAL
GOVERNMENT
TANGANYIKA DISTRICT COUNCIL
FORM TWO COUNCIL ASSESSMENTS – SERIES 1

022 ENGLISH
TIME: 2:30 Hrs MARCH 2024

INSTRUCTIONS:
1. This paper consists of sections A, B and C with a total of eleven (11) questions

2. Answer all questions in sections A and B and three (3) questions in section C.

3. Section A carries fifteen (15) marks, section B, seventy (70) marks and section C carries fifteen (15) marks

FOR EXAMINERS USE ONLY

QUESTION NUMBER SCORE INITIALS OF EXAMINER
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SECTION A (15 Marks)
Answer ALL questions in this section
1. For each of the items (i-x), choose the correct answer from among the given alternatives and write its letter beside the
item number in the table provided below.
i. Anna told her mother “I like reading story books “it happens that her mother likes the same activity. How would
Anna`s mother reply to Anna?
A. And me too B. So do me C. And me also D. So do I

ii. I prefer playing football to cooking. This means.

A. I can do both playing football and the cooking.
B. I can play football while I am cooking.
C. I find interest in playing football rather than cooking.
D. Playing football is more advantageous than cooking.

iii. Kidume has bought his own boat. Therefore, it is ____________

A. he B. His C. he’s D. him

iv. Julliet cannot come to school today. She is suffering from Malaria. The underlined word indicates the:-
A. Starting pointB. Origin C. Cause D. purpose

v. Juma is always ready to give and share what he has. He is very ___________
A. Generous B. Polite C. Humble D. Good

vi. The _________ mount in Africa is Mount Kilimanjaro.

A. Tallest B. Longest C. Highest D. Largest

vii. Nyerere day falls on 14th October every year. The preposition on means:
A. A holiday B. remembrance C. a specific day D. no work

viii. “Go out” is an example of ______ sentence.

A. Declarative B. Imperative C. Interrogative D. Exclamatory

ix. Sweet dreams come at

A. knight B. nit C. night D. might

x. I am a student, ________?
A. Am I not? B, am I C. aren’t I? D. are I?

2. Match the item from the LIST A with their corresponding from LIST B by writing their letters in the table provided
below. Some responses in LIST B may be used more than ones
LIST A LIST B
i. They normally use capital letter for the first letter A. Concrete noun
ii. They are ordinary groups of names and things with no uniqueness B. Countable noun
iii. They are objects and substances which physically do exist C. Proper noun
iv. They are just imagined and cannot be understood D. Common noun
v. They cannot be counted E. Abstract nouns
F. Non-countable noun

SECTION B (70 Mark)

Answer All questions in this section
3. Write occupation (s) of the following people
i. _________________________________ one who studies the evolution of mankind.
ii. _________________________________ one who sells candles, soap, oil or paint.
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iii. _________________________________ one who drives motor car for another.
iv. _________________________________ one who designs buildings
v. _________________________________ a doctor who perform operations
vi. _________________________________ one who takes charge of the funeral arrangement
vii. ________________________________ an expert in setting up, repairing and operating electrical apparatus.
viii. ________________________________ one who repairs water pipes and sanitary wires
ix. ________________________________ one who watches over students in an examination.
x. ________________________________ one who sits and decides cases in court.

4. (a) The following sentences are not in a proper arrangement (jumbled). Re-arrange them to make a meaningful
conversation between speaker A and speaker about asking and giving directions.
Sentences
From there, it is a few minutes’ walking distance. Then, get off at Mlimani bus stop. Excuse me, how do I get to
Mlimani City? Should be grateful! Well, board a mum muter-passenger bus heading to Mwenge.
Conversation
Speaker A…………………………………………………….
Speaker B…………………………………………………….
Speaker B……………………………………………………
Speaker B……………………………………………………..
Speaker A…………………………………………………..

(b) Turn the following statements into questions by adding question tags
i. I’m your enemy. _________________________________________________________________________
ii. Let’s have party_________________________________________________________________________
iii. Do not sit down. _________________________________________________________________________
iv. There’s something wrong. __________________________________________________________________
v. Pass me the salt. _________________________________________________________________________

5. Read the text about Mr. and Mrs. Kimaro Family then answer the questions that follow.
Mr. Kimaro got marriage in 1998 whereas, he married Neema who by then was a teacher at Songesha Primary
School. Later on they were blessed with two children Faith and Iva. Faith was married to Gian and Ivan was married
Vanessa. Faith and her husband managed to have two children Careen and Kelvin while Brown and Hamisa were the
children of Ivan and Vanessa

Questions
(i) What is the relationship between Kimaro and Neema? _______________________
(ii) What is a relationship between Careen and Vanessa? __________________________
(iii) How many grandsons does Neema have? Name them _________________________
(iv) How does Ivan call Gian? _____________________________________________________
(v) How does Brown call Kelvin? __________________________________________________

6. (a) Thadei attended a class on using a dictionary. The teacher provided him with a list of words to arrange as they
would appear in a dictionary. The words are Xylophone, Xmas, xylem, Xhosa and X-ray
(i) _________________________________ (iv) _________________________________
(ii) ________________________________ (v) _________________________________
(iii) ________________________________

(b) Dictionary help users to get various information. Use the given extract to provide four (4) information. Example
should be provided from the extract
EXTRACT screw/skru: / noun a small metal thing with a sharp end that you use for fixing things together.
You push it into something by turning it with a special tool (called a screwdriver).

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(i) _______________________________________________________________________________
(ii) ______________________________________________________________________________
(iii) ______________________________________________________________________________
(iv) ______________________________________________________________________________

7. Join the following sentences by using the given word from the bracket
(i) The weather is bad. We are enjoying ourselves. (Although)
(ii) He was poor. I got married to him (Despite of)
(iii) John is lively and talkative. His sister is quite and polite (whereas)
(iv) I disapprove of what you say. I will still defend you. (While)
(v) If you change your mind. I will be able to help you. (Unless)

8. I support multiparty democracy. Give your opinion on what you think about this kind of democracy

9. Read the following poem and answer the questions that follow.
Pluto
You have heard on the radio
And read in newspapers
About this dangerous disease
But you never paid heed
You first turn a deaf ear
You don’t keep social distance
You don’t wear masks

Poor Pluto!
You even refuse to be vaccinated Look! Now!
You are covered
Under this red soil
You have descended deep
Into the earth

Questions
i. Who is Pluto in the poem?
ii. What might be disease which has been described in the poem?
iii. What should people do to avoid disease said in the poem? Give four measures
iv. Is the persona happy? Give reasons to support your answer
v. Is the poem relevant to your society? Give reason to support your answer.

SECTION C (15 Marks)

Answer question ten (10)
List of readings
Hawa the Bus Driver - R.S.Mabala (1988), Ben & Company, Dare s salaam
Mabala the Farmer - R.S.Mabala (1988), Ben & Company, Dare s salaam
The Magic Garden – K.R Cripwell (1977), William Collins Sons and Company Ltd, Great Britain
Kalulu the Hare – F. Worthington (1937), Longman, England.

10. By considering one class reader that you have done in class, answer the following questions
i. What is the tittle of the story book……………
ii. Who is the writer of the story book you have mentioned in 10(i) above
iii. Mention two main character in the story and explain what they did
iv. What lesson you have learnt from the story(at least 3 points)
v. What is the relevance of the story to the society
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