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Read The Following Passage Carefully and Answer All The Questions Below It Correctly

The document outlines an English exam for 4th-grade students, focusing on comprehension, vocabulary, and grammar skills. It includes a passage about a drought in Agadu village and related questions, as well as tasks for vocabulary and grammar correction. Additionally, students are required to write a letter describing the seasons in Togo for a friend in England.

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Read The Following Passage Carefully and Answer All The Questions Below It Correctly

The document outlines an English exam for 4th-grade students, focusing on comprehension, vocabulary, and grammar skills. It includes a passage about a drought in Agadu village and related questions, as well as tasks for vocabulary and grammar correction. Additionally, students are required to write a letter describing the seasons in Togo for a friend in England.

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CEG GATI DEVOIR SURVEILLE DU 2ème TRIMESTRE 2024-2025

CLASSE : 4ème EPREUVE D’ANGLAIS : coef 2 DUREE : 2h00

I/COMPREHENSION: (1x6 marks)


Read the following passage carefully and answer all the questions below it correctly.
Text:
One day, in January, in the middle of the dry season, all the people of Agadu village were thirsty. There wasn’t
any water in the wells of the village, they all dried up. They went to the river but there wasn’t any water in it. So, the
chief of the village, Togbui Tatagan called a meeting of all the villagers at the public place of the village.
He said: “It hasn’t rained for three months, and it won’t rain until march.” He paused for seconds to clear his
throat. “If we don’t do something soon, we’ll all die of thirst. Right, there is only one thing to do. We must dig a very
deep well.”
- Have we got any hoe or digger? Asked Gohoungo the carpenter.
- No, replied the chief. We’ll have to buy some.
- But we haven’t got any money, said Bossoungo.
- Then we’ll have to sell something … we’ll have to sell our ears.
The villagers didn’t want to sell their ears, but they didn’t want to die either. So they agreed to sell them all, except
Dovengo, the washman. He was so proud of his ears that he refused to cut them off.
Questions:
1. Choose the appropriate title to the above text: a serious winter, a serious drought, a serious monsoon.
2. Was there any water in the river? (Short answer)
3. For how many months hasn’t it rained?
4. Gohoungo the carpenter called a meeting. True or false?
5. Complete: Dovengo didn’t want to sell his ears because ------------------
6. If there were a drought in your village, what would you do to have water?
II/LINGUISTIC COMPETENCE: (0,5x12=6 marks)
A/VOCABULARY: (0,5x6=3 marks)
1. Give the opposite of: a) hot, b) rainy season
2. Find the odd one out: harmattan-cloudy-radio-foggy
3. Complete: In some villages, it is difficult to find water in rivers during -------- (cloudy, dry season)
4. Match the words in the two groups with their equivalent:
Group A Group B
Dry hot
Heat drought
B/GRAMMAR: (0,5x6=3 marks)
 Complete with the correct answer from the parentheses:
1. December is the ------------- month in our country (cold, coldest)
2. Lion is more ----------- than dog (danger, dangerous)
 Correct the following sentence:
3. A car is expensive than a bicycle.
4. If Komla has enough money, he buys a house.
 Put in active or passive voice
5. Amakoue calls the driver.
6. The tickets are controlled by the conductor.
III/PROBLEM SOLVING: (8 marks)
Your friend Reena who lives in England wants to come to visit you in your country but he wants to know
about the seasons. Basing yourself on your knowledge, write a letter to her and tell her about the seasons in Togo. Your
address is CEG TIGA, P.O.Box: 51, Tsevie, TOGO.
Marking scheme: relevance: 2,5 coherence: 2,5 accuracy: 2 improvement: 1

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