The document is a test paper for the 4th grade class at Mgr Jean Zoa Bilingual Secondary School in Cameroon. It covers several topics related to family and social life.
The test has four sections: [1] Grammar with multiple choice questions about using "each other" and "one another", [2] Vocabulary with words to complete sentences about social activities, [3] Reading comprehension about cultural practices in the UK, and [4] Writing a paragraph describing your best friend.
The document is a test paper for the 4th grade class at Mgr Jean Zoa Bilingual Secondary School in Cameroon. It covers several topics related to family and social life.
The test has four sections: [1] Grammar with multiple choice questions about using "each other" and "one another", [2] Vocabulary with words to complete sentences about social activities, [3] Reading comprehension about cultural practices in the UK, and [4] Writing a paragraph describing your best friend.
The document is a test paper for the 4th grade class at Mgr Jean Zoa Bilingual Secondary School in Cameroon. It covers several topics related to family and social life.
The test has four sections: [1] Grammar with multiple choice questions about using "each other" and "one another", [2] Vocabulary with words to complete sentences about social activities, [3] Reading comprehension about cultural practices in the UK, and [4] Writing a paragraph describing your best friend.
The document is a test paper for the 4th grade class at Mgr Jean Zoa Bilingual Secondary School in Cameroon. It covers several topics related to family and social life.
The test has four sections: [1] Grammar with multiple choice questions about using "each other" and "one another", [2] Vocabulary with words to complete sentences about social activities, [3] Reading comprehension about cultural practices in the UK, and [4] Writing a paragraph describing your best friend.
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REPUBLIQUE DU CAMEROUN REPUBLIC OF CAMEROON
Paix – Travail – Patrie Peace – Work – Fatherland
…………… ………………. ARCHIDIOCESE DE YAOUNDE ARCHIDIOCESE OF YAOUNDE …………………….. ……………… COMPLEXE D’ENSEIGNEMENT SECONDAIRE MGR JEAN ZOA BILINGUAL SECONDARY GENERAL ET PROFESSIONNEL BILINGUE GENERAL AND PROFESSIONAL COMPLEX Mgr JEAN ZOA SCHOOL
2022-2023 ACADEMIC YEAR Département d'anglais
Classe de 4ème
First Harmonised Exams
(Coefficient 4)
DURATION: 2hrs
DOMAIN OF LIFE 1: FAMILY AND SOCIAL LIFE
REAL LIFE SITUATION: Socialising with friends and neighbors.
COMPETENCE EVALUATED: Grammar, Vocabulary, Reading and Writing.
SECTION A: GRAMMAR / 5mks
Choose the correct answer, by underlining, in each of the sentences below.
1) The students of 4è congratulated (one another / each other) on their good performance.
2) Ondoa sits next to me in class and we always help (each other / one another).
3) People living in a community should be kind and hospitable to (each other / one another).
4) I have just met Ezaboto - we do not know (one another's / each other's ) name.
5) The students of COJEZO were all asked to take (one another's / each other's) hand as a sign of friendship and togetherness.
SECTION B: VOCABULARY / 5mks
Complete these sentences with appropriate words from the box.
A- Eyenga likes to _______________________ football matches on TV with her neighbors.
B- The "NGONDO" is a traditional ______________________________ that is very
important to the Sawa people.
C- Takam sent out ________________________________ to all his family members,
neighbors and friends to come and join him celebrate his birthday.
D- In our culture, we always _________________________ older people.
E- My _____________________________ originally came from Ghana and from Nigeria.
Where does yours come from?
Page 1 sur 3 SECTION C: READING COMPREHENSION. / 5mks.
Instruction: Read the passage and complete the sentences that follow.
CULTURAL PRACTICES IN THE UNITED KINGDOM.
British people are generally quite reserved and they do not show their emotions openly. This does not mean that they are unfriendly. They are private people who respect others. They believe that it is important not to interfere in others' beliefs or business. Manners are very important. For example, it is considered rude to be late for a meeting or to jump a queue in a shop or a bank. It is also considered impolite to talk with your mouth full of food or to put your elbows on the table when you are eating.
When you meet someone you do not know, you should shake hands with the person and introduce yourself. British people don't usually kiss one another in public unless they are good friends or members of the same family.
Questions :
1) According to this passage, most British people are _______________________
a - very interfering.
b- quite noisy.
c - quite reserved.
2) In the UK , it is considered politet to
____________________________________________
a - push ahead in a queue.
b - not talk when you have a mouth full of food.
c - kiss everyone you meet.
3) When you meet a man or woman for the first time, you should __________________
a - shake hands and introduce yourself.
b - shake hands and say nothing.
c - introduce yourself and kiss the person.
Page 2 sur 3 4) British people show their emotions openly and easily.
