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WAEC English Language – Ghana

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Question 161

Choose the sentence that uses the correct form of the verb:
Grammar - Verb TensesGrammar and Usageeasy

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Question 162

Which of the following sentences contains an example of a simile?
Figures of SpeechLiterary Devices and Figures of Speechmedium

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Question 163

Select the correct passive voice form of the sentence: "The teacher explains the lesson."
Grammar - Voice (Active and Passive)Grammar and Usagemedium

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Question 164

Which of the following is an example of a compound sentence?
Sentence StructureSyntax and Sentence Typesmedium

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Question 165

In the sentence "The committee will submit their report tomorrow," identify the pronoun and its antecedent.
Grammar - Pronouns and AntecedentsGrammar and Usagemedium

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Question 166

Choose the correct usage of the conditional sentence type 1:
Grammar - Conditional SentencesGrammar and Usagehard

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Question 167

In the poem stanza below, identify the rhyme scheme: "The sky so blue, the sun so bright, Birds are singing with delight, Flowers bloom in colors new, A gentle breeze caresses you."
Poetry - Rhyme and Sound DevicesLiterary Devices and Figures of Speechhard

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Question 168

Which of the following sentences correctly uses an idiomatic expression?
Figures of Speech - IdiomsLiterary Devices and Figures of Speecheasy

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Question 169

Identify the tone of this excerpt: "Despite the challenges, she remained unwavering and hopeful."
Reading Comprehension - ToneReading and Comprehensioneasy

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Question 170

Identify the meaning of the idiom: "to kill two birds with one stone."
Idioms and ExpressionsVocabulary and Usageeasy

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