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2019 BECE English Language Past Questions – Paper One
1. One of the bulls………from the herd.
A. have been strayed
B. has been strayed
C. have strayed
D. has strayed
D. has strayed
2. I saw the dog………….out of the house.
A. run
B. is running
C. ran
D. was running
A. run
3. Habib goes to school……train.
A. by
B. on
C. with
D. in
A. by
4. This phone is not mine; it is …..
A. mine uncle’s
B. my uncle’s
C. my uncles
D. mine uncle
B. my uncle’s
5. Their sister wore a ….. dress to the party.
A. silk blue beautiful
B. beautiful blue silk
C. blue beautiful silk
D. beautiful silk blue
B. beautiful blue silk
6. I wish I ….. my friend next week.
A. can visit
B. am visiting
C. shall visit
D. could visit
D. could visit
7. Aba took ….. her mother in many ways.
A. after
B. up
C. on
D. by
A. after
8. That girls is allergic ….. dust.
A. with
B. to
C. against
D. abou
B. to
9. My brother, with his children, ….. travelling to Salaga next week.
A. is
B. are
C. was
D. were
A. is
10. It is high time we …… for the meeting.
A. left
B. leave
C. have to leave
D. will leave
A. left
11. The accused person refused to appear before the ….. panel.
A. five-man’s
B. five-man
C. five-men
D. five-mens
B. five-man
12. The stories her children told her made her ……
A. to laugh
B. laughing
C. laughed
D. laugh
D. laugh
13. They have not bought …… of the two prescribed books.
A. neither
B. either
C. none
D. all
B. either
14. The boy found the assignment …… to do.
A. much too difficult
B. difficult too much
C. too much difficult
D. much difficult too
A. much too difficult
15. The oxen lay on the bare floor, …..?
A. didn’t they
B. don’t they
C. didn’t it
D. isn’t it
A. didn’t they
Choose from the alternatives lettered A to D the one which is nearest in meaning to the underlined word in each sentence.
16. The officials made a sudden visit to the school.
A. an unusual
B. a strange
C. a quick
D. an unexpected
D. an unexpected
17. Some of the students grumbled about the assignment.
A. questioned
B. talked
C. complained
D. bothered
C. complained
18. It is impolite to talk loudly in the presence of the elderly.
A. incorrect
B. improper
C. unwise
D. rude
B. improper
19. She is fond of talking about trivial matters.
A. unpleasant
B. unimportant
C. unexciting
D. unacceptable
B. unimportant
20. This curious child likes to ask a lot of questions.
A. inquisitive
B. pompous
C. intelligent
D. talkative
A. inquisitive
In each of the following sentences, a group of words has been underlined. Choose from the alternatives lettered A to D the one that best explains the underlined group of words.
21. Araba’s visit was a bolt from the blue. This means that the visit was
A. a most welcome one
B. short
C. a complete surprise
D. timely
C. a complete surprise
22. My uncle loves to cast his bread upon the waters. This means that my uncle
A. behaves strangely
B. feeds his fish with bread
C. is wasteful
D. loves to help people
D. loves to help people
23. When he lost his job, Taro was left to sink or swim. This means that my uncle
A. was depressed
B. shouted for help
C. had to find another job
D. had to survive on his own
D. had to survive on his own
24. I was informed at the eleventh hour about his decision to leave. This means that I heard about his decision
A. immediately
B. at eleven o’clock
C. in good time
D. very late
D. very late
25. John had to eat his words when our team won the match. This means that John
A. became very much surprised
B. admitted he was wrong
C. denied all that he had said
D. lost appetite
B. admitted he was wrong
From the list of words lettered A to D, choose the one that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the word underlined in each sentence.
26. The girl intentionally tore her dress.
A. carelessly
B. accidentally
C. willingly
D. foolishly
B. accidentally
27. We initiated several projects last year.
A. funded
B. completed
C. executed
D. organized
B. Completed
28. Most of the rules were observed.
A. violated
B. cancelled
C. lessened
D. excluded
A. Violated
29. The results will be released very soon
A. withheld
B. confirmed
C. withdrawn
D. canceled
A. witheld
30. No one enjoyed the old man’s humourless stories.
A. funny
B. peculiar
C. familiar
D. cheerful
A. Funny