Form 4 English imtixaanka qaranka 2024/2025 iyo jawaabihiisa
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- 51 su'aalood, 100 dhibcood
- 120 daqiiqo
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Answer all questions. Write your answers on the exam paper. Time: 2 hours.
SECTION ONE, Part 1: Reading comprehension
Read the following passage and choose the correct option. Multiple choice questions (40 marks). The role of good neighbors. Neighbors are the people who live near us. They may live next door, across the street, or in the same building. We see them every day when we go outside, to school, the market, or the mosque. Neighbors are part of our everyday life. A neighbor is not just someone who lives close to you. They can become like a family member. Having good neighbors makes life easier, safer, and more enjoyable for everyone. A good neighbor is someone who is kind, friendly, and helpful. They greet you with a smile, speak politely, and show care for you and your family. When you are sick or have a problem, a good neighbor offers help without being asked specially during weddings, funerals, festivals or other important events, neighbors support each other by cooking, helping with preparations, or simply being present. These small but meaningful actions build love and respect between people. In traditional communities, helping neighbors is a big part of daily life. Even in hard times, people share what they have whether it is food, water, or knowledge. For example, when there is a water shortage, a neighbor might allow others to use their well. When a young person needs help with schoolwork, a neighbor may offer guidance or support. This spirit of cooperation shows that when people work together, life is better for all. Good neighbors are also important for keeping peace in the community. When people trust and understand each other, there is less chance of fighting or misunderstanding. If a problem does happen such as noise, a disagreement, or something goes missing good neighbors solve it calmly and respectfully. They listen to each other and find a fair solution. In addition, neighbors watch each other's homes and children. If someone is in danger, neighbors can act quickly to protect and help. Being kind to neighbors is not only a cultural value. It is also a religious duty in Islam. Prophet Muhammad peace is upon him taught Muslims to treat neighbors with kindness and care. He said, "He is not a true believer whose neighbor is not safe from his harm." This means that hurting or bothering your neighbor is not acceptable in Islam. Islam teaches us to visit our neighbors, help them in times of need, and treat them like family. It is part of being a good Muslim. Unfortunately, in some modern communities, people have become distant from their neighbors. Some people do not know the names of the people living next door. They stay inside their homes and do not interact. This can lead to loneliness, fear, and mistrust. It also weakens the community because people stop helping each other. To fix this, we should return to the tradition of being close and supportive neighbors. Saying hello, sharing food, and offering help are small actions that can make a big difference. Young people can also help build strong relationships with neighbors. They can be polite and helpful, offer to carry groceries, visit elderly neighbors, or help younger children with homework. Youth can organize small clean-up days or play sports together with neighbors to create friendship and unity. When young people show good character and kindness, they help create a future community that is peaceful, respectful, and united.
- 11 dhibcood
Read the passage and answer.
The role of good neighbors. Neighbors are the people who live near us. They may live next door, across the street, or in the same building. We see them every day when we go outside, to school, the market, or the mosque. Neighbors are part of our everyday life. A neighbor is not just someone who lives close to you. They can become like a family member. Having good neighbors makes life easier, safer, and more enjoyable for everyone. A good neighbor is someone who is kind, friendly, and helpful. They greet you with a smile, speak politely, and show care for you and your family. When you are sick or have a problem, a good neighbor offers help without being asked specially during weddings, funerals, festivals or other important events, neighbors support each other by cooking, helping with preparations, or simply being present. These small but meaningful actions build love and respect between people. In traditional communities, helping neighbors is a big part of daily life. Even in hard times, people share what they have whether it is food, water, or knowledge. For example, when there is a water shortage, a neighbor might allow others to use their well. When a young person needs help with schoolwork, a neighbor may offer guidance or support. This spirit of cooperation shows that when people work together, life is better for all. Good neighbors are also important for keeping peace in the community. When people trust and understand each other, there is less chance of fighting or misunderstanding. If a problem does happen such as noise, a disagreement, or something goes missing good neighbors solve it calmly and respectfully. They listen to each other and find a fair solution. In addition, neighbors watch each other's homes and children. If someone is in danger, neighbors can act quickly to protect and help. Being kind to neighbors is not only a cultural value. It is also a religious duty in Islam. Prophet Muhammad peace is upon him taught Muslims to treat neighbors with kindness and care. He said, "He is not a true believer whose neighbor is not safe from his harm." This means that hurting or bothering your neighbor is not acceptable in Islam. Islam teaches us to visit our neighbors, help them in times of need, and treat them like family. It is part of being a good Muslim. Unfortunately, in some modern communities, people have become distant from their neighbors. Some people do not know the names of the people living next door. They stay inside their homes and do not interact. This can lead to loneliness, fear, and mistrust. It also weakens the community because people stop helping each other. To fix this, we should return to the tradition of being close and supportive neighbors. Saying hello, sharing food, and offering help are small actions that can make a big difference. Young people can also help build strong relationships with neighbors. They can be polite and helpful, offer to carry groceries, visit elderly neighbors, or help younger children with homework. Youth can organize small clean-up days or play sports together with neighbors to create friendship and unity. When young people show good character and kindness, they help create a future community that is peaceful, respectful, and united. The word "people" is
- A.adverb
- B.pronoun
- C.noun
- D.adjective
- 21 dhibcood
Mosque is a holly place, it is a ___________ noun
- A.collective
- B.proper
- C.Abstract.
- D.common
- 31 dhibcood
Her kindness made her success. The word "kindness" is _________ noun
- A.Concrete.
- B.Material.
- C.Abstract
- D.proper.
- 41 dhibcood
The word "big" is an adjective of___________
- A.demonstrative
- B.possession
- C.quantity
- D.quality
- 51 dhibcood
Read the passage and answer.
The role of good neighbors. Neighbors are the people who live near us. They may live next door, across the street, or in the same building. We see them every day when we go outside, to school, the market, or the mosque. Neighbors are part of our everyday life. A neighbor is not just someone who lives close to you. They can become like a family member. Having good neighbors makes life easier, safer, and more enjoyable for everyone. A good neighbor is someone who is kind, friendly, and helpful. They greet you with a smile, speak politely, and show care for you and your family. When you are sick or have a problem, a good neighbor offers help without being asked specially during weddings, funerals, festivals or other important events, neighbors support each other by cooking, helping with preparations, or simply being present. These small but meaningful actions build love and respect between people. In traditional communities, helping neighbors is a big part of daily life. Even in hard times, people share what they have whether it is food, water, or knowledge. For example, when there is a water shortage, a neighbor might allow others to use their well. When a young person needs help with schoolwork, a neighbor may offer guidance or support. This spirit of cooperation shows that when people work together, life is better for all. Good neighbors are also important for keeping peace in the community. When people trust and understand each other, there is less chance of fighting or misunderstanding. If a problem does happen such as noise, a disagreement, or something goes missing good neighbors solve it calmly and respectfully. They listen to each other and find a fair solution. In addition, neighbors watch each other's homes and children. If someone is in danger, neighbors can act quickly to protect and help. Being kind to neighbors is not only a cultural value. It is also a religious duty in Islam. Prophet Muhammad peace is upon him taught Muslims to treat neighbors with kindness and care. He said, "He is not a true believer whose neighbor is not safe from his harm." This means that hurting or bothering your neighbor is not acceptable in Islam. Islam teaches us to visit our neighbors, help them in times of need, and treat them like family. It is part of being a good Muslim. Unfortunately, in some modern communities, people have become distant from their neighbors. Some people do not know the names of the people living next door. They stay inside their homes and do not interact. This can lead to loneliness, fear, and mistrust. It also weakens the community because people stop helping each other. To fix this, we should return to the tradition of being close and supportive neighbors. Saying hello, sharing food, and offering help are small actions that can make a big difference. Young people can also help build strong relationships with neighbors. They can be polite and helpful, offer to carry groceries, visit elderly neighbors, or help younger children with homework. Youth can organize small clean-up days or play sports together with neighbors to create friendship and unity. When young people show good character and kindness, they help create a future community that is peaceful, respectful, and united. The word "easier" is used in the passage. which degree does it belong to?
- A.positive
- B.comparative
- C.superlative
- D.Gerund
- 61 dhibcood
Read the passage and answer.
The role of good neighbors. Neighbors are the people who live near us. They may live next door, across the street, or in the same building. We see them every day when we go outside, to school, the market, or the mosque. Neighbors are part of our everyday life. A neighbor is not just someone who lives close to you. They can become like a family member. Having good neighbors makes life easier, safer, and more enjoyable for everyone. A good neighbor is someone who is kind, friendly, and helpful. They greet you with a smile, speak politely, and show care for you and your family. When you are sick or have a problem, a good neighbor offers help without being asked specially during weddings, funerals, festivals or other important events, neighbors support each other by cooking, helping with preparations, or simply being present. These small but meaningful actions build love and respect between people. In traditional communities, helping neighbors is a big part of daily life. Even in hard times, people share what they have whether it is food, water, or knowledge. For example, when there is a water shortage, a neighbor might allow others to use their well. When a young person needs help with schoolwork, a neighbor may offer guidance or support. This spirit of cooperation shows that when people work together, life is better for all. Good neighbors are also important for keeping peace in the community. When people trust and understand each other, there is less chance of fighting or misunderstanding. If a problem does happen such as noise, a disagreement, or something goes missing good neighbors solve it calmly and respectfully. They listen to each other and find a fair solution. In addition, neighbors watch each other's homes and children. If someone is in danger, neighbors can act quickly to protect and help. Being kind to neighbors is not only a cultural value. It is also a religious duty in Islam. Prophet Muhammad peace is upon him taught Muslims to treat neighbors with kindness and care. He said, "He is not a true believer whose neighbor is not safe from his harm." This means that hurting or bothering your neighbor is not acceptable in Islam. Islam teaches us to visit our neighbors, help them in times of need, and treat them like family. It is part of being a good Muslim. Unfortunately, in some modern communities, people have become distant from their neighbors. Some people do not know the names of the people living next door. They stay inside their homes and do not interact. This can lead to loneliness, fear, and mistrust. It also weakens the community because people stop helping each other. To fix this, we should return to the tradition of being close and supportive neighbors. Saying hello, sharing food, and offering help are small actions that can make a big difference. Young people can also help build strong relationships with neighbors. They can be polite and helpful, offer to carry groceries, visit elderly neighbors, or help younger children with homework. Youth can organize small clean-up days or play sports together with neighbors to create friendship and unity. When young people show good character and kindness, they help create a future community that is peaceful, respectful, and united. What does respectfully mean in according to the passage:
- A.Considerately
- B.Harshly.
- C.Indifferently.
- D.Arguing
- 71 dhibcood
Marry was a young lady. the word "young" is
- A.noun.
- B.adjective
- C.Adverb.
- D.Conjunction.
- 81 dhibcood
Read the passage and answer.
The role of good neighbors. Neighbors are the people who live near us. They may live next door, across the street, or in the same building. We see them every day when we go outside, to school, the market, or the mosque. Neighbors are part of our everyday life. A neighbor is not just someone who lives close to you. They can become like a family member. Having good neighbors makes life easier, safer, and more enjoyable for everyone. A good neighbor is someone who is kind, friendly, and helpful. They greet you with a smile, speak politely, and show care for you and your family. When you are sick or have a problem, a good neighbor offers help without being asked specially during weddings, funerals, festivals or other important events, neighbors support each other by cooking, helping with preparations, or simply being present. These small but meaningful actions build love and respect between people. In traditional communities, helping neighbors is a big part of daily life. Even in hard times, people share what they have whether it is food, water, or knowledge. For example, when there is a water shortage, a neighbor might allow others to use their well. When a young person needs help with schoolwork, a neighbor may offer guidance or support. This spirit of cooperation shows that when people work together, life is better for all. Good neighbors are also important for keeping peace in the community. When people trust and understand each other, there is less chance of fighting or misunderstanding. If a problem does happen such as noise, a disagreement, or something goes missing good neighbors solve it calmly and respectfully. They listen to each other and find a fair solution. In addition, neighbors watch each other's homes and children. If someone is in danger, neighbors can act quickly to protect and help. Being kind to neighbors is not only a cultural value. It is also a religious duty in Islam. Prophet Muhammad peace is upon him taught Muslims to treat neighbors with kindness and care. He said, "He is not a true believer whose neighbor is not safe from his harm." This means that hurting or bothering your neighbor is not acceptable in Islam. Islam teaches us to visit our neighbors, help them in times of need, and treat them like family. It is part of being a good Muslim. Unfortunately, in some modern communities, people have become distant from their neighbors. Some people do not know the names of the people living next door. They stay inside their homes and do not interact. This can lead to loneliness, fear, and mistrust. It also weakens the community because people stop helping each other. To fix this, we should return to the tradition of being close and supportive neighbors. Saying hello, sharing food, and offering help are small actions that can make a big difference. Young people can also help build strong relationships with neighbors. They can be polite and helpful, offer to carry groceries, visit elderly neighbors, or help younger children with homework. Youth can organize small clean-up days or play sports together with neighbors to create friendship and unity. When young people show good character and kindness, they help create a future community that is peaceful, respectful, and united. What does support mean according to the passage:
- A.Ignore.
- B.Assist
- C.Argue.
- D.Avoid.
- 91 dhibcood
Read the passage and answer.
The role of good neighbors. Neighbors are the people who live near us. They may live next door, across the street, or in the same building. We see them every day when we go outside, to school, the market, or the mosque. Neighbors are part of our everyday life. A neighbor is not just someone who lives close to you. They can become like a family member. Having good neighbors makes life easier, safer, and more enjoyable for everyone. A good neighbor is someone who is kind, friendly, and helpful. They greet you with a smile, speak politely, and show care for you and your family. When you are sick or have a problem, a good neighbor offers help without being asked specially during weddings, funerals, festivals or other important events, neighbors support each other by cooking, helping with preparations, or simply being present. These small but meaningful actions build love and respect between people. In traditional communities, helping neighbors is a big part of daily life. Even in hard times, people share what they have whether it is food, water, or knowledge. For example, when there is a water shortage, a neighbor might allow others to use their well. When a young person needs help with schoolwork, a neighbor may offer guidance or support. This spirit of cooperation shows that when people work together, life is better for all. Good neighbors are also important for keeping peace in the community. When people trust and understand each other, there is less chance of fighting or misunderstanding. If a problem does happen such as noise, a disagreement, or something goes missing good neighbors solve it calmly and respectfully. They listen to each other and find a fair solution. In addition, neighbors watch each other's homes and children. If someone is in danger, neighbors can act quickly to protect and help. Being kind to neighbors is not only a cultural value. It is also a religious duty in Islam. Prophet Muhammad peace is upon him taught Muslims to treat neighbors with kindness and care. He said, "He is not a true believer whose neighbor is not safe from his harm." This means that hurting or bothering your neighbor is not acceptable in Islam. Islam teaches us to visit our neighbors, help them in times of need, and treat them like family. It is part of being a good Muslim. Unfortunately, in some modern communities, people have become distant from their neighbors. Some people do not know the names of the people living next door. They stay inside their homes and do not interact. This can lead to loneliness, fear, and mistrust. It also weakens the community because people stop helping each other. To fix this, we should return to the tradition of being close and supportive neighbors. Saying hello, sharing food, and offering help are small actions that can make a big difference. Young people can also help build strong relationships with neighbors. They can be polite and helpful, offer to carry groceries, visit elderly neighbors, or help younger children with homework. Youth can organize small clean-up days or play sports together with neighbors to create friendship and unity. When young people show good character and kindness, they help create a future community that is peaceful, respectful, and united. What does peacefully mean in according to the passage:
- A.Quietly
- B.Guilty.
- C.Loudly.
- D.Faulty.
- 101 dhibcood
We respect each other. Which tense is it?
- A.Past tense.
- B.Present simple.
- C.future tense
- D.present perfect
Part 2: Grammar
- 111 dhibcood
Complex sentence can have one or more ___________
- A.coordinating conjunction
- B.subordinating Conjunction
- C.correlative conjunction
- D.compound conjunction
- 121 dhibcood
Use the correct quantifier to fill the gap.
_________ is used to negatively with uncountable nouns to show that quantity is small and not enough.
- A.A few
- B.little
- C.few
- D.a little
- 131 dhibcood
Typically the adverb ends LY usually called
- A.adverb of place
- B.adverb of manner
- C.adverb of time
- D.adverb of duration
- 141 dhibcood
Phrasal verbs are made up of _______________
- A.Verb and noun
- B.Verb and adjective
- C.Verb and pronoun
- D.Verb and preposition.
- 151 dhibcood
The word "crowd" is _______________
- A.Compound nouns
- B.Collective nouns
- C.Countable nouns
- D.Material nouns.
- 161 dhibcood
The goat produces much milk at night, _______________?
- A.Is it?
- B.Isn't the goat?
- C.Isn't it?
- D.Doesn't it?
- 171 dhibcood
Which tense is the following sentence: Farida has passed in her exam.
- A.Progressive tenses
- B.Future tenses
- C.Perfect tenses
- D.past tenses
- 181 dhibcood
The teacher advised the candidates to abide _________ the law.
- A.in
- B.from
- C.by
- D.of
- 191 dhibcood
This exercise is _______________ than the last one.
- A.Trickier
- B.Tracker
- C.Tricky
- D.More tricky
- 201 dhibcood
Adjective is word that is used to modify.
- A.noun or adverb
- B.Pronoun or Adverb
- C.conjunction or noun
- D.Noun or Pronoun
Part 3: Literature
- 211 dhibcood
The author of a poem is called--------
- A.Player
- B.Poet
- C.Poetry
- D.Persona
- 221 dhibcood
He is as black as a charcoal. This is an example of
- A.Metaphor
- B.Simile
- C.Smile
- D.smell
- 231 dhibcood
The voice speaking in the poem is called-------
- A.Person
- B.character
- C.Persona
- D.Poet
- 241 dhibcood
-------------is a repetition of initial consonant sounds in order to create rhythm.
- A.Alliteration
- B.Rhyme
- C.rhythm
- D.Satire
- 251 dhibcood
When we directly compare two objects or things in literature we say ------
- A.analogy
- B.metaphor
- C.equivalent
- D.Same
- 261 dhibcood
Simile is when we compare two thing by using word like..........
- A.us
- B.As
- C.A little
- D.Large
- 271 dhibcood
_____________Is the repetition of consonant sounds, especially at the beginning of the words.
- A.Assonance
- B.Consonance
- C.Alliteration
- D.Allegory
- 281 dhibcood
The situation when the poet repeats a line or a whole stanza throughout the poem is called
- A.Irony
- B.Symbol
- C.Recycle
- D.Refrain
- 291 dhibcood
Short statements with hidden meaning that are delivered from generation to another are
- A.Provisions
- B.Proverbs
- C.Pronouns
- D.propositions
- 301 dhibcood
The nature of the voice used in a poem is called
- A.Tool
- B.Team
- C.Torch
- D.Tone
Part 4: Vocabulary
- 311 dhibcood
The opposite of reject is
- A.accept
- B.except
- C.expect
- D.respect
- 321 dhibcood
The singular form of the word mice is
- A.rats
- B.miseries
- C.mouse
- D.rat
- 331 dhibcood
The homophone of eight is
- A.aid
- B.ate
- C.at
- D.added
- 341 dhibcood
Which of the following is showing place or location?
- A.Their
- B.They're
- C.Thread
- D.There
- 351 dhibcood
The opposite of conflict is
- A.piece
- B.Pease
- C.Peace
- D.pace
- 361 dhibcood
The person who looks after our eyes is called
- A.dentist
- B.surgeon
- C.optician
- D.nurse
- 371 dhibcood
The synonyms of quick is
- A.feast
- B.fast
- C.first
- D.last
- 381 dhibcood
Use the correct word in this sentence. I ---------- latter to my uncle every month
- A.right
- B.write
- C.rite
- D.Wright
- 391 dhibcood
They ---------------- the man in the street every afternoon.
- A.see
- B.sea
- C.sew
- D.sin
- 401 dhibcood
Use the appropriate article in the gap.
You should be -----------honest leader for your country
- A.an
- B.the
- C.a
- D.in
SECTION TWO (50 MARKS)
ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS
- 415 dhibcood
Define synopsis.
- 425 dhibcood
Differentiate Simile and Metaphor.
- 435 dhibcood
What is the difference between Biography and autobiography?
- 445 dhibcood
Explain character.
- 455 dhibcood
Define Curriculum Vitae.
- 465 dhibcood
Describe Riddle.
- 475 dhibcood
What is an interjection?
- 485 dhibcood
Explain Composition?
- 495 dhibcood
What is imagery?
- 505 dhibcood
Write down the meaning of this Proverb 'Roma was not built in a day'?
WRITING SKILLS (10 marks)
Write a composition by choosing one of the following topics.
- 5110 dhibcood
Write a composition by choosing one of the following topics.
1. Disadvantages of Tribalism. 2. The Unforgettable Memories of Your Education. 3. Importance of good manner.
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