STANDARD FOUR ENGLISH TEST 16

STANDARD FOUR ENGLISH TEST 16

STANDARD FOUR ENGLISH TEST 16

SECTION A: DICTATION

SECTIONB:VOCABULARY:

Choose the most correct answer and write its letter in the space provided. 

SECTION B GRAMMAR 

Fill in the blanks by choosing the correct word in the box.

Bigg     May     Bigger    Many    Much    Mine    Smaller    Slowly

A few    Cooked    Is    Much    Cook    Was    Many    Some

25. Mrs. Tamaambele ________ a lot of food yesterday 

Attract    Anopheles    Eat     Disease     Evening     Mosquito    Drinks 

Malaria is one of the dangerous (26)__________in Africa. It can cause death. It can cause death. It is transmitted by a female mosquito called (27)_____________. This mosquito bites at night.The signs of malaria include fever and chills. In order to prevent malaria, we have to wear long –sleeve shirts and light coloured clothes in the (28)______________. This is because black colours (29)____________ mosquitoes. Therefore, white coloured clothes are better than black coloured ones. We also have to sleep under (30)____________ nets

SECTION C TENSES 

Use the correct tense of the word in the brackets and fill in the blank spaces.

QUESTION D COMPREHENSION 

Read the following passage and then answer questions 41- 45. 

Mdundiko and his wife, Mazoea are armers. They have a big farm. They have three children. One of their children is a girl and two are boys. All children study at Mwendapole Primary school.

From Monday to Thursday, Mdundiko works with his wife on the farm. After work on the farm, they clean their house together. Their children help them with some of the house works every evening.

On Friday, Mdundiko and his wife go to the market. He sells oranges and pears from their farm. Mazoea sells cabbages and spinach. Sometimes, they visit their family friends on saturdays. On Sundays, the family rests at home.

Questions

COMPREHENSION 2:

Read the following passage and then answer questions 46 - 50

My name is Ally. I am ten years old. I am in standard four. My brothers are Juma and Abdallah. They teach at Mwongozo secondary school. My sisters are Aisha and Amina. Aisha is eleven years old. She is in standard seven. We study together at Mbuyuni primary school. Amina is nine years older than Aisha. She has a shop. She sells rice, sugar, maize flour, beans and bread. She is very hard working. Many people like to buy things from her shop because she uses polite language. We all live in Babati town. 

QUESTIONS

50. Where does Juma live? 



                   

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