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Certainly
of the circle. OA
(meaning I certainly would niiud."y
Would you mind if left curly??
AB - 7cm, BP-9cm.
straight line
with the preposition, by" and is used when. talking about an agreement, Ponifier": the law rules, etc, but is never used, with his word".
the rules.
He agreed to abide by the contrada,
the conditions of the lagrośnej.
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Observes, in choice C is used, as abide.
above
the rules.
ENGLISH
by E.F. O'Neill
agreement
I certainly would.
"Would you mind, if I used bicycle
Y Not at all.'
Choice "A help yourself would be used if
37. D
When someone apologizes for doing some- thing wrong or for bumping into someone or stepping on one's toes, etc. the person who is being apologized to may respond by saying:
X:
s.
I accept your apology.
That's all right..
"No harm done."
"You're forgiven."
Please forgive me for coming late.
Y: a.
38...C
b.
That's all right."-
You're forgiven.
"I accept your apology
No harm done."
Note that the past participle of "to broad- cast' is broadcast'
When we say that an event or programme is broadcast 'live' we mean that it is broad- cast on television of radio at the same time that it is actually taking place and not sometime later as is often the case with programmes and events.
A:
B is wrong because we can never use more together with an adjective in the comparative form (taller, better, etc.) as the comparative form already includes the meaning of “more”.
"C" is wrong because people is never writ ten with an 's unless it is being used to refer to different races of people. (The peoples of Asia have much in common though they also have their own govern- ments, languages, histories and cultures.). Dis wrong because hardly means. ̈“almost not” and so would be meaningless
here.
Hard when used as an adjective means 'difficult" or "not soft. When used as an adverb, hard means strenuously with all one's force' (e.g. He works hard.) Hardly means "only quite, Just barely'.
scarcely.
40 C
He always studies hard
(He studies with all his effort:)
He hardly ever studies.
(He rarely or almost never studies.) We work hard.
(We work with all our might or force.). They hardly work at all.
(They scarcely work; in other words, they do very little; they almost do not work at all.)
When someone praises us for something we've done or for our appearance, etc., we should respond in English by saying.
“Thank you.”
I'm glad you like it.' (When referring to something we're wearing, the style of our hair, etc.)
I'm glad that you liked/enjoyed it. (When referring to something we've done, a speech we've given, etc.) Note that the responses given in 'A', 'B' and 'C' are not natural English and would not be used by a native speaker in the type of situation described above.
X: You have an excellent voice, Mary. YaThank you
b. I'm glad you like it."
X. You sang beautifully, Mary.
Y a
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Thank you.”
b. I'm glad you enjoyed liked it.”. (The song has already been sung.)
When we wish to say that we shall definite- -ly see a certain film, attend a certain play, football match or other event, we say in English, we wouldn't miss this match for the world' when speaking of a past event which we did, in fact, see or attend, we say we wouldn't have missed that for the world,' meaning that we did see or attend. the event mentioned because we very much wanted to see or attend it..
X: "Peter, are you going to the foot- ball match on Saturday evening? "I wouldn't miss it for the world."
X: Helen, did you see that film?" I wouldn't have missed it for the world.'
Keep one's word do as one has promised
keep one's promise(s)
Helen seldom keeps her word. Notice that the last part of the original sentence on the question paper so people find it very hard to deal with him', makes it impossible for us to use choice "A since never breaks' means 'always keeps and if someone always keeps his word, people should find it easy to deal with him. The word "abides' in choice 'B' must be used
He agreed to observe the conditions of the
and is also used to mein celebráie a holiday“, Tollow a certain, custom,” elc..
They observe the least of Christ's birth on December 25thy:
43. C
'Remember is one of a group of verbs which are usually followed by the infini- tive. However remember is sometimes. followed by the gerund instead of the infinitive, When remember means to: call to mind something that has been done in the past, it is used with a gerund.
I remember going there. (I went there and now I remember it.) is
She, remembers talking to Peter once before. (She talked to Peler once be fore, and now she remembers that she talked to him)
They remember hearing that story when they were in F4. (They heard that story in F 4 and now they jernein- ber that they heard it:)
When remember has the meaning of to be sure to do a certain thing or to accept a certain responsibility, it must be used with an infinitive.
Remember to ring up Mary this evening-g
Did you remember to brush your teeth before going to bed last night?
Please remember to post this letter for me:
(See pages 35-40 of Effective English. Answer Book for a list of the verbs that take an infinitive or a gerund in English.}
44 A
Choice A' nevertheless is the correct answer because it is a conjunction which shows a contrast or conflict between two statements and is usually used after a semi-colon of a full stop whereas but (choice "D) which also shows a con- trast or conflict between two statements cannot be used after a semi-colon.
Notice the difference in the use of never- theless and bur
John is quite intelligent but lazy
(nevertheless)
John is quite intelligent; neverthe he's lazy
He had failed many times but he went. on hoping.
(nevertheless)
He had failed many times; neverthe- less, he went on hoping.
Choices B and C are not correct because ““and” and “so' do not express a contrast and we usually don't expect a very short person to be very strong so there is a contrast or conflict between the ideas in the original sentence on the question paper and so we need a conjunction that will show this contrast.
45. DA
Keep down the noise reduce the noise be less noisy
We can see from the original sentences in. question 45 that the speaker wishes some- one to stop making so much noise so 'D
is the only suitable answer...........
Keep up' in choice "A means to 'continue" some activity which is expressed as a noun, pronoun. or gerund with a modifier ("the".
his, "her", etc.)
46. B
She kept on (continued) singing,
She kept up her singing.
They kept on complaining (kept up)
They kept up their complaining.
It is a rare" means "few. Therefore, "few boys are not interested means most boys" are interested."
It is a rare mother who doesn't love her own children. Most mothers love their own children.
48. A
When speaking of "cost" or price'. in Eng- lish, we must use the adjective: "high" or ‘"low", "reasonable', 'unreasonable', etc.: We may never use 'expensive" or "cheap" with the words "cost" or "price"
That book was expensive (Begin: The price)
The price of that book was high,
When someone asks if we would mind if he
did a certain thing, we may answers
"Yes, I would (mind)."..
"No, I wouldn't (mind),"
Not at all.
someone asked whether or not he could.
use or have a certain thing.
X
May I borrow your pen?.
Y:
Help your+1(7 (meaning take it and use it if you like)
X: May I have an orange?" Y'Help yourself.
Choice 'C' 'yes, you may is used in res. ponse to a request hegun with May
May we'retc
X: May I go.
Y: Yes, you may,
50. B
to be angry with someone for something to be angry with someone because he jus done something one doesn't like
He is angry with me for lying. Choice C is wrong because we must use an of after because when because is followed by a gerund, noun or pro noun and not a clause..
because I left
He was angry because of my leaving
Because
Because she was ill she could attend the meeting
Because he did badly in the Hiiul examination, he had to repeat, F.4. Because it rained, we had no caricet yesterday's picnic.
Because of Because of her illness, she could not attend the meeting. ⠀⠀⠀
Because of his doing badly in the final examination. he had to, repeat F42 Because of the rain, we had to eanect yesterday's picniët
Choice D about the leaving is wrong since “leaving' has not been defined and so. we cannot use the' in front of it.
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Section B.
SECTION A (40%)
In the figure is the centre of the circle.
arc AB 10cm ZACB
Find in terms
(*) the length of radius DA (b) the #rea of the shaded.
sector AOB.
3x
find the values
and
3. If
3x+2
find the value of
If d, f are the
the
3x+
find the equation with roots d + 28 and ß
5. Ifx € Rufnd" the:
(meaning I wouldn't mind at all.").
In the figure
Is the
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Find the length of PO,
7. Find the values of the
real numbers a and b if
3)
The difference between the
simple interest and the
compound interest on a
of
ey invested for tw
rs at 4% per annum is
$144. What is the sum of
10N B (60%)
function defined by
| (x+2)2 ((x-6)2
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function
com A
(1) Is fa
etive
function from A
(e) {t g(x)
find
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graphically
the {x©A : f(x)=2(x)}
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The equation. (*
2y 3) k(2x
“epresents family of stra- ight lines passing through a fixed point P.
(a) For what value of k is
the line in the family parallel to the straight
ine
2x +
For what value of kis the line in the family perpendicular to
7
(c) For what value of ķ
line in the family
pass through the centre
circle
21
(d) Find the
11. In the figure, ABC is 1 triangle
Aquilateral
BC
AF BD CE
find
Figure
3. If
(a) the area of A DEF in
terms of a.
(b) the length of FD in
Germsofa.
(c) Hence, or otherwise
prov
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icular to BC ¿
gure 4
BF in:
IT AB P.
(a) express AE
terna of k p and q (b) If AE. îs perpendicular
to BF find the value of
13. A square has a perimeter
of 40cm. Along each side,
a point is located two-
fiftha the distance to the
right of each vertex, bý joining consecutive points,
a new square is formed. This process is continued
for each new square so
formed, Calculate
(a) the sum of all the
perimeters of all such
squares
the sum of all the areas
all
such squares.
Pigure 5.!
In an arithmetic
gression, the sum of the
is 156
and first 3 term, their product is 80, Find
the first term and the com
mon difference of this
progre Long
15.(a) In a bag, there are
3 red balls and 2 green bails. One ball is drawn at random and then re-
placed. In three success- ive draws find the pro- bability that balls of different colours are
drawn alternately, (b) Bag A contains 1 red
ball and 4 green balls, Bag B contains 7 green balls. A ball is taken at randon from A and put into B. Then a ball is taken from B and put into Find the chance that the red ball is still in A.
16. In the
gure, ABCD, ABEF are rectangles.
BC -
5. Find
AB =
ZCBE
(a)4 CAE
(b)
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