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What is 2O writterr as a6

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A. 2lB.oc. l4D. I

What is A U g in tlre diagraffrbelow?

What is lO O78 written-tn'words? "i :

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A. One thousand sevenhundred and eight '

B. " Ten thouspnd andseventy eightC. Oner.hurrilred and

seventy eightD,. ' Ten hundrud and

sevent "6igtrt

Which of the fitltowingrepresents tWo htrndredthree dollars and seven cents?

A.B.CrD.

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$2 0()3.o7$2 003.7,szol.o7$r: o.z

Twenty-onccan be dir;idedexactly by 3 rnd Z.

What Bb.S,f destribes rhe.numbers3andZi. '':.r\.. colnposite nurrbslsB. fd,ctors of 2 IC. multiples of 2lD. products of 2 I

Which of the followingrepresents 43 ?

A. 4 x3B. 4+4+4C.. 4x4x4D. 3x3x3x3

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19.

A.B.C.D.

14, 5l{1, 2, 3, 4, 5}14, 5, 6, 7, glll, 2,3, 4,5, 6, z, gl

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B.

Three thousand and fiftynineThirty five thousand andrrineThree lhousand fivehundred and nineThree thousand fivehundrecl and fifty nine

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23.

Which contains the set ofmultiples of lO ?

A. I.2, 5, I o, l5lB. {ll,lo, l5,2Olc. [ | o, 15, 30]D. { I O, 20, 30}

In the rrurneral 25&14, whatis the value of the aigi,tl Z

26.

27.

28.

Which is the same as.r. .i

1/-: + 4 ?,J

Which of these is thesarrle as 2lo/o ?

A. o.o2lt3. o.2lc. 2.to

D. 2l.o ,f

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B.

IIrooYo?

2 x 43tZ x. I34

A.

B,

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A.B.C.D.

7 tens7 tenthsT hundreds7 lrrrndredttri

lrr the nunreral I "g96, whichcligit has tlre least value?

A. l8.6c.8D.9

Wlrich of these shows how tolind N, whc,n

N T 9 == 11 ?

n. N:11x9tl. N: l?+9('. N:t? -9l). N: la *-p

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square nufhbers?

A. (4, g, 16, 25 ...)B. (6, g, 12, 14.,:)c. (3, 4, g, ' I 2 .,.)D. (2, 4, 7, g .,.)

Which set is equivalent to I) ?

P: {*,y, zl

A school got 612 benches indshared them equally aimdng6clhsseg. . ', .'. ' ,., -Which of these would you useto find out how many bencheseach class got?

A. 612 + G i

B. 612 x 6'

c. 6t2.- 6"D. ''i 612 + g;. ''i :"'

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I F 8 mangoes cost $60.00,what is the cost of one .

mango?

A. '$8:00 i .'.

B. $7.s0

c. $7.40D. S7.00

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A man picked 375 oranges onMonday, and 596 on 'l-uesday.

llow nlany oranges in all ditl hepick lbr these two days?

A. 971

B.961

c. 871D. 861

34. A fislr tank containsa2.7 litres of warer' wircrr

,it is half full. FIow muchwarer will it hold when full?

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A. 6.35 litres:

B. lZ.7 litresC. 24.4 litresD. 25 .4 litres

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36.

37.

Mary took $ I OO.OO to thesuperrnarket. She bought "ox of milk for $22.OO and abox of orange juice for$ l 8.oo-

Ffow would she calculate trerchange?

A. $22.OO + $t8.ooB. $loo.oo - (22.OO + 18.O0)c. $too.oo 922-ooD. $loo 4- (s22.OO + $l 8.oo)

Three children shdred a cake sothat one got 50o/o, one ZOo/o antdthe other l5o/o-What percentage of the cakerernains?

A. l5o/"B. 30.o/oC. 85o/oD-: loeo./o

A-cricket tearFr won 6 out of gmatches.- What perc.entage oFth.e matches Aia it wi.n?

4,. 750/oB. 680/oc. 48d/,D. 25o/o

One-third of a cake is sharedequally arnong four persoru.

What fraction of the cake willeach person get?

A. one-third@ one-twelfthC. qne-fourthD.. . four-thirds

$2OO is shared between Toni., and.Jim in the ratio of 4:1.

What is Toni's share?

A. S 4o.oo13. $ so.ooc. $ l60.00D. $zso.oo

40. What is the value.of X inthe equation?-

A. 32B. 44

. (-'. 45oD. 72

41. Four objects have a mass oflOOg, 25Og,5OOg and 2g0g.Hl'Ji.r:lthe

total mass orthe

tr l,[E'33;C. I kg 3ogD. lokg 3oe

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What prefrx is used to showlOOO times a litre?

What is the diameter'of.ttrecircle with centre O ?

A. 7 ernB. 14 cmC. 2l cmD. 42 cm

Which clock face'shows8:45 a.rn. ?

Affi

45.

46.

What is the height of thisbottle?

B. ffiffi.

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lv

How rnany.fa_ces does tl.issolid hawe?

A.38.4c.sD. (r

Which of the objects listedbelow has the ctosest shapeto a sphere?

A,

62.

63,

64.

A.tf.C.D.

C.

D.

A.

B.

C.

60, What does the pair of linesslrown represent?' a tin of milk

a box ofjuicea bananaa cricket ball

A.B.C.D.

oblique tinespeq:endicular- linesintersecting linesparallel lines

Which of the triangles shownis an equilateral trlangle?

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reflex angle'lVt__,

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67.

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What is the size of angle c inthe triangle below ?

69. Which statement belowexplains the mathematicalsentence?

N-+3-- l82

A, 150"B. go"c. 600D. 30"'

A garden has four rightangles, and each sidemeasures 2 metres. What

shape is the garden?A. a squareR. a trnpeziumC. a rhonrbusD.. a right-angled triangle

lf d=7, whatisa+ 19 '?

A.7B. t2c. 26D. t33

One dozen cggs are sharedequally among three students.Which statemcl-rt slrows tlris?

A. t2B. t2c.. 12D. 12

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A. N multipliedby 3divided by 2 equal lg ,

B. 18 is equal to the sum ofN and 3 divided by z

C.' 3 multiplied by N equals' 18 divided by Z

D. l8 is equal to Nmultiplied by 3

Wlrat is the value of /ll, when

49 - lV :24?

A. t5B. 25C;63:D. 73

Which sign shoirld be intlre [] to make this a truesentence?

38 tl15:53A.B.c.D.

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Belorn, are the colours ofshoes worn by sorne pupilsa class.

(Jse this graph to answefquestigrts 75 and 76-

The graph shows the height ofIOO students in grade 6-

Height. of Studenta

75.

Height in centirnetres

\ll/hat is the height of tlreshortest students?

A: 5cmB. l3O crnC. l4O cmD. 155 cm

FIow rnany students are145 cm tall?

A. 35B. 30c. 2sD.5

76.

tn

Black Brorvrr WhiteTan Black BlackWhite Btack BlackWhite Brown Black

Which colour is LEASIpopular?

A. blackB. tan .

C. whiteD. brown

73. John added all the si5res,3o, 45, SO, 60, SO, then divictedby 5- Which of these dict hecalculate?

A. the modeB the rangeC. the mean.

D. the median74. A Grade Four class got these

scores on a Science test:go, go, go, 95, g5, g5, 6570, 70, 70, 7Q, 70, 65, 65

What is the rnode of thesescores?

A.

B.C.f).

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12O Grade 6 students w€re askedto narrie their favourite sport. Thetable below shows these results:

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The informatiorr on the table is put onthe pie chart shown below'

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74.

What does the column mdrked"FrequencYt' tell us?

A. the number of gamesPlaYed

B. ih" ".t.*ge score for that

.game

C. the number of studentswho like the sPort

D. the total number ofstudents in Grade 6

What Percent of studentslike to PlaY netball?

A.B.C.'D.

1O9/o

l2o/ol60/o4oo/o

Whatsport would be

represented at A?

A. footballB. volleYballC. cricketD. .track

& field

Which of these can be used tocalculate the size of the anglethat rePresents the studentswho like football?

A. 36 * 360or.. l2o /

B- 36 x lOOo120

C. .. 36 x 360o

D. K-- -+ lOO.'. 120

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I 640I 760I 805I 994

16 123t6 023r6 0003 s05

l8dollars

l2 dollars8 dollars7 dollars

09 centsI I cents09 cents89 cents

.2+16.34+9.0+1.006

12,6t2t2.722

134.006134.546

A. 23.05

B. 23.13c. 187.36D. 207.36

What is l/2 written as a perceritage?

r 00%s0%20%

2%

What is $667 rounded to the neilrest$r00?

A. $700B. S670c. $660D. $600

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Divide 7O35 by 7?

A. t5B. IO5c. 1005D. loso

Wltich number has the same value asthe Roman Nunreral DLX?

5. 23.04x

6.

2.

A.B.c.D.

7.

3.

4.

8.

9.

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B. 540c, 500D. 440



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A.B.c.D,

299.7- 136.

'Whichtwentycents?

A.B.C.D.

75.50.

25.0825.09

.89.98

t62.77162.83163.23

163.77

f the foltowing showsn,e dollars and ninety eight

13. What is 35% of $200?

$ss$70

$ 135

$23s

A.B.c.D.

23 and 4Z33 and l726 and 34-l5 and 25

Which pair of nugrve the surn of

rnbers belorv rvill

A.B.c.D.

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Use the ttin to.nnsrveritenr 12.

The diagrnn ry represents horv a cakevas shared.am sorne children.

What percafter all ttheir porti 2

lf I 17 * 2g :.145, whart is .t 45 _ 2g?ls.

A.B.c.D.

t728tt7t23

o|'o* nruch is $100 _ $57?

A. $ 157

D. $52c. $s3D. $+t

W.li"L of these represents an infiniteset?lage of the cake renrainschildren have received

16.

17.

A.B.C.D.

{qb,c... }{planeb}{Cars in Jan:aica}(2,4,6, ... )

A.B.c.D.

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B.c.D.

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A.B.C.D.

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r9. :h of the followine is the sarnet/to*3 /rc?

of the following rcpresents 23.

2x42+2+2 +2/x/x)x/4+4

Which of thc following would givethe percentage of the shaded part ofthe whole?

A.2l 3*rB. 2 loot-Tc. .3 loo

5*-T-

D.3l t*rMotlrer bought 3 dozen oranges.Which shows horv many oranges shebought?

A. 12+3B. 12: 3C. 12x3D. 12-3Which represents the greatestnumber?A. 8 thousands,3 hundreds, 3

tens,4 onesB. 8 thousands,2 hundreds,3'

tens,4 onesC. 8 thousands, 3 hundreds, 3tens,2 ones

D. 8 thousands, 3 hundreds,2tens,4 ones

20.

22.

A.B.c-D.

2.1. x O.32.O I x O.32.1 x O.O32.01 x O-O3

is 1492 written in expanded

14000+9U.+2I4OOO + 92IOOO+4O+90+Z1000+400+90+2

number is next in the series?

24.

?t.

?5,36,_49, _645648Jz zs.

A - {0, 1,213,4 ...1

type of n'umbers are theof Set A?

counting numberswhole numbersprime numberseven numbers



z6. Atrrat,

uses l0litrcs of Petrol inting 6O kilometres. Which ofshorvs the distance travelled

What is 0.62 expressed as a fraetion?

looo

62

30.

Per

A.B.c.D.

itre?

1 krn per litre6 km per liuel0 km per litre60 km per litre

is the sarne as

- 6-+ 9' 100 tooo

56.9 3l '5.69

0.5690.0569

of the fractionsOT in its lowest form?

32.

ch set shows onlY odd numbers?

tll, 12, l3 ...){11,'12, 13, 14".}

{1 l,13,15 ...}

il1, t3,15, 16...)

10000

A pair of shoes is Priced for $64Oolus l27e 7q GCT. How much

should'abuyer

PaYfor this item?

62to

62loo

62

A.

B.

c.

D.7.

28.

A.B.

c.D.

5l(

A.B.c.D.

$80.o0$560.O0$620.00s720.oo

Three students collected 2271counters. One collected 679 andanother collected 857. How many\counters did the third studentcollect?

A. 735B. 745c. 1345D. 1745

A piece of rope 15.4 mettes in lengtis cut from a roll 6O.5 metres inlength. What is the length of therop- remaining on the roll?

A- 40.1 mB. 45.1 m

C. 5O.l mD. 55.1 m

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34. . Brown needs 2.1/3.m ofto make a dress. How

similar dresses can be made35 m of material?

[5 dressesl8 dresses32 dresses37 dresses

football tearn tras a record of 36ns, 32 losses and 1.2 ties. What is

ratio of wins to losses?

8:38:9923

9:8

ru to answer estion 36.

the shaded portion of thc circle

37. A school got 612 benches andshqred them equally'among 6classes.

Which of these would you use to

find out how many benches eachclass got?

A. 612+6B. 612x6c- 612-6D. 6t2 +- 6

In a nursery there are lO42 coconutsecdlings in each row. There are grows in the nursery. Whatis thctotal nurnber of seedlihgs in thenursery?

A. 8026B. 8336c. 83216D. 803216

The diagram shows studonts in a classwho play 3 garhes.

A.B.c.D.

38.

ts 15 students. How manyare there in atl?

l530,4560

39. {o* many children in all playfootball?

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tfs is shared between Sue and Usg tllb table \elgw tg, ansrve,T itern 43..'

The weatherman gave the followingtemperature readings.

amptownJoytorvn I 15oCPirrktorvrr I lo"CTroytolvn I O"C

Which town is the coldest?

CamptownTroytownPinktownJoytown

44.

so that Sue gets $2 ntore thanhow rrruch does Sue get?

sr0

$tlsl2$20

nl to :rns\Yer ucstion 41.

bclorv represents a cloclt

t tirrrc is shorvn on thc clock?

I O rrrinutes past 10

2 rninutes past l02 nrinutes to 10I O nrinutes to 2

ich of these shows another wayiting'5 kilolitres?

50L500 L

5000 L50000 L

A tank holds 8OO litres of waterwhen full. It now has 560 litres.FIow many rnore litres does it need.to make it full?

A. 240 LB. 260 Lc. 340 LD. 360 L

Jack walks to school daily. Whichunit of measure correctly describesthe distance he travels.in one week?

A. litreB. celciusC. kilometresD. kilogram

A boy takes l5 mins to get {iomhonre to schpol: If he leaves home a8:38 a.m., what tirne should lre reochschoo[?

A. 8:23B. 8:38C. 8:43D. 8:53

'A.B.C.D.

Use the tl

The dingrfirce.

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A.B.c-D.

ofA.'B'.c.D.

43.

A.B.c.D.

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48.

49,

5kg 840gX ..' ,4

A. 2 ke 3360 g

B. 2 ke 3364 sC. 23 kg. 360 gD. 23 kg 364 g

The distance around the figure is 2lunits. What does this measurementrepresent?

50. Wirat is the area of the rectangleABCD?

.B.c.D.

c

l5 unit regionsl2 unitregions8 unit regions

5 unit regions

5t. Which of the following u,ould be thebest estirirate of a nornral adult.sheight?

a

A,B.c.D.

The areaThe perimeterThe volunreThe capacity

A. 160 nrmB. 160 cnrC. 160 dmD. 160 nr-

Allan stretched a piece of corclInreasuring 100 m) from the rop tc);he bottom of his drivervay. WhatJoes this amount of cord shorv?

The lcngth of thc clrivervayThe area of the drivewayThe perimeter of thedrivewayThe height of the driveway 52.

q..

B.

3.

D. What is the total rveight of a tin of .

milk and 2 bags of cornnreal?

A. 700 eB. 850 gC. 1050 gD. 1200 g

Itens \YeightI tin of Milk-

I bag of ComnrealI box of Orange Juice

500 g.

350 g200 e



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ion 53. 56. Which o1'thgse figures is arectahgle?e this tli anr to n

l0:30 n.

l?:00

I l:20 a,

54.

B.c.

'[ ittre o

t is l?:O0 noon at Place X' whatis it at Place Z?

I l:00 a-m.12:00 a.m.l:00 P.m.l:40 P.m.

35 cm

87 cnr165 ctrr2O9 cm

Which of these statements is trueabout triangles?

A. ' All triangles'have right

pentagon has a Perimeter of 122t. fo"t of the sictes nteasure 14

,, t g"t-,,23

cm and 32 cm' What,i',. ,rl.trnrement of the Frfttr side?

Vse the dirrElnm to nnslver it'em 57'

57. What is ttre sum of angles x' Y'and z?

A.

B.

c.

l).

lIlI

A. 160"B. 270"c. 180"D. 90"

I

angles.ntT triangtes have three sides'All triangles have

perpendicular sides''ntt tria"gtes have two equalsides.

I l:30 a.m. [ 9:30 a.nr.

l:00 p.rn. I --

12:20 p.m. I t0:20 a-m.



7).

The grvhich

e cliirgrarn to ansrvcr.itcm 72.

le slrorvs 8 str,rdents scores on a tcst.

\tr/h_at sc()re rlicl ruost ol. tlrr: .strrclr:rrtsgcL?

A. 600.rr)B. 50g,o

l. 4Q"/o. 3OVa

fr to ansrvc - itcm 73.

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Thc pictogr.rrlrh shotys stuclerr ts:rffenrlancc at sctrool for J cl:r\.s.

represetrts I O studetrts

On which ctay cJicl 4O stuclents attendscllool'J

lvlondayTrresdayWeclnesdayThursda_r,

74.

rlrlr shorvs flrc clit rr tr en r.s tr.* vcr .J:""1,TTrlv:tvs

I>5' A.B.c.D.

pzulo3F.t)ll.odz

5(l

40

30

iclr oFthese cloe.s tlre bar graplr

,10 students travel to sclroolby car20 stuclents travel to sclroolby trairr4O studenls tftrvcl to schooltry blrs70 strtdcnls travcl t<.1 sqlrr:olb1, foot

What is ttre .nlean' atterrdance forMonday ancl .fuesday?

A. 20B. 30c. 40f). _50

Whiclr rypc of gmph is nrosta;:propri:.rte [br shorvirrg lrorr, ,l-ornsperrt his nrorrtlrly satar ? -:'*'

A. pic clrar{,

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16, 19, ?.5,14,26I

'is the mode of the given set ofhers?

Use the fliagram to answer qgestion 79.

Population of 4 torvns.

Key: C :5000 people O : 2500 people

79. Which town has 25,000 people?

A. ChadB. BartoC. Hopwell

D. Dove

Use the table to ansrver item 80.

Scores on a fVlsth TesL

Which statement is tnre about thedata shown?

A. 4 students got the same scoreon the test.

B. 2 students scored more than70 on the test.

C. I student scored more than50 on the test.

D. 4 sttrdents scored less than 50on the test

Altenda

Use the h to ansrver question

.u of sct ool for a week.

many more students were aton Monday than were there

Tuesday? 90.

1307060l0

8070605040302A10

o

Chod Barto Hopwell Llove@@occ(' oce@

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o{'

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l 330133223302350

0.67 and 0.O67

. o.134o.6370.730o.73'l

is 806 - 51?

852752346266

ich of the following rePresentsnrillion, six hundred and

venty-one thousand- and three?

2,671,0032,670,103

267,1O326,713

What is 236 urritten as a RornanNumeral?

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What is 487q of 5O0?

7. What is Szlt + 33lt?

A; 548B. 452

c. 240y). 200

2.

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B.c.D.

3.

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8. s200.oo- $r97.30

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of the apples in a box is 15'

what percentage of the applesn

What is $667 rounded to ttre near$l oo?

$700$670$660$600

What is 3509 wSitten in words?

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is 2O as a mixed number?.6

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A shirt is priccd-.at $25O.O9. Ttrecost is reduced by $lO.OO. Wtradoes the $IO.OO

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+ +EOO+40+

ro 84310 80012 84012 843

'Which of ttre following is a set ofeven numbers?

{3, 13, 19,.23}t4, 18,33)t8, 14,25)t4,8, 18,22I

What is O.62 exPressed as a &action?

&w4,8.

{4,5}tl, 2, 3, 4, 5r)16,7,8, 1,2, 3l11,21 3,4, 5,6, 7, &.)

represents tbe gxeatest

2x2x3x33x3x32x?x2x32x2x3x8

24.

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two hugdred tbree dollars and sevecents? "

$2 003:07$2 003.70

$203.07$230.70

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25.

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2t. What is 1492 writen iu exPandedform?

tK 14000+9O+2&. 14 000 + 92E. l ooo+4oo+90+2iD. I OOO+40+90+2

Which set of numbers shows thefactors of 24?

62100

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D/62- roo00

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of these is the sa$re as2lo/o? Use thts table to aFswer qqg*lonigi..Sll'

0.021

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ch statement best defines thedozen?

Items Price per t{g2 %Rg sugar3 kg flour2 loaves brcad

$10 per lcg nr$15 per kg c *)

$40 each s, i;

TOTAL

v(6../.

Twenty things groupe{together. .Twelve things groupedtogether.Ten things grouped together.Thirty things groupedtogether. ... .

ich set contains multiples of'3

tI,4, 7, l0 ...)(2, 6,9, l2

,.. . )(3, 5, 8, I l, ,..)

'{6,9, 12, 15 }

picked 375 oranges onday and 596 on Tuesday. Hou'

onanges did he pick in all?

97196187t86r

Which of rhe following will.give thcost of 3 loaves ofbread?

$40+3$40x3.S20+3

$20'x 3

What would be the total cost of 2loaves.of bread and 3 kg of flour?

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o{student wtro Ufeing.to thosq *.ho like cricket

What percent of ihe students

imming?

ows horv Jim used bis pockei

Use $he diigram bglorv fo'ansiv?r qucs.tlog3L,.

The table.sborvs the number of rolts ofpaper sold for a particular week.

Day RoUs ofPaperMonday 35

'-fuesday 30wcclncsclav toThursday I5

Friday 25

What is the totat nurnber of rolls of .

paper sold for the period Monday toFriday?

50 rolls60 rolls

135 rolls145 rolls

What is the sum of 80 x 6 and80-6?

EThe graphmoney.

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fractibn of his rnoney did Jim

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39.

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netball

ow many students in all play

45.

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dd together 75O g,235kg and 5'OO g?

485 g580 g485 g480 g

t.Jack watks to school daily. 'Whichunit'of measurernent corrcctlydescribcs the distance he traJels iaone wbek?

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A jug contaitrs 35OO cm of liquid.1OOO sm' : I litre, how marty litresof liquid docs ttre jug corrtain?

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Which ofthe following is measuredin hours?

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49.

ictr of these can be used to givearea of the figure shown? ' ..

For whicb.of the followihg potygonsis the forsrula"Base x Elelghtl used to find its

2tirea?

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48. Which statement about the table istnre?

-f'.. Cuba is cooler fhan. Barbados.

X Trinidad is trotter than Cuba.A Trinidad is hotter than

Jamaica.V. Cuba is cooler than Jamaica'

The length of a fence is 16 m.Which Jf tne following can be usedto give the length in cm?

51.

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On SPons DaY a snrdent jrrrnPedhsigrrit of 1 m 61 cm- What washeight in metcs?

161.O m16.l m

1.6r q.o.161 m

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shorvs'the heightinilj "' :- ..

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its perimeter?

64 cm32 cn't

, 16 cnr8 cnr

Vhicl'r of the follo*'ing is NOT atradrilateral?

a parallelograma sqllarea rhombusa pentagon

horv tall rvould be a childnlass i.s 20 kg? I

6O cnr5O cm40 cnr3O cm

area of a square is 64 cnf . What

tjse the diaeram to ans$'er oues.-tion 56.

Which of rhe follolving names achord?

tHAO

A mini bus travelled at 75. km perhour. Horv far did it travel in 3hour.s? ..

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Wrich of the follorving describesbase of a hesagonal PYramid?

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uA, 6 sides ''E, 5 sides-er, 4 sides6- 3 sides

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t

Which of these shaPes is NQT anexample of a PolYgon?

What is the size of angle c in the

triangle above?60"90"

I 200I 50"

66. 'What is th€ size of the aTgle rnarked

255cl2s

75065"

Which mittrernatical sentcncc isTRT'E?

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\Lririch rrr)nrh in r99l lrad thi'leasrirnloLrnt $ f rnintl*l?

jaotrarvr.tl.'f eul'ltarvMarchApril

lr_g* rhe graph. r,.:iich of thetollowing is true?

*1 'fhe bul,ers prcferred_ _r. tT-rdtlgoCS tO bananas.. 4l. - More bananas tvere sold othe period than *"rrgo"r.;g Most mangoes rvere-sold oL/ Thursdayt .

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9.003x5':....-.--..,r^=. '

A. . 45.005D,' 45.015c. 45.00Isb, 45.015

t'

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I ,l 4.,B.

80800

I

,I

I

&B..c..D.

3 2t73 2624 2079 ZO2

[,5.

t). 8000' '

b..' so'ooo..

10. , What is 347 roundcd to the' nearest ten?

400350346300

102 and 5?

lrA.B:-c.D.I'



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o

-Uffti.tr of.folf orrlirrg retr)rss€nta6 92O.Ol3 ulrittbn in words?'l

. A. , Sixt)t-ni4e thousand *o '''

'.

hundred.and thitteen.

B. Six huridr"d Flq ninelr-twothousdrid and *rirtcen.

C, Sixty-rlinc. rnilllon twgthousa.nd and thirteCn.

D Six'rniliion, nine hundred hnd,I rwTty thousand and thirtAen.

Which of tfre following sets is mbde

up of prime numberb only?

, , { 1,25 3,14, 5,.6} ,

{2, 4|6,'8;lIO,.l2r'{2, 3, .5, 7,.11 I , 13 }r t1,3,5,9, 11, 13)

,'Wtrich of thcse shows tlreCornrnutatiwe Propcrty o{1.rnultiplication?

A. 6x4:: 3x8IB- l'2x2: 8x3Ct 8x3 - 3xBD. 6x4 *12x2

.,"23. .Jifrr lrrls l7z dgzen ruarblcs- '

. $iil has 4 elozLr t..ibr"".' Torin hai I gro$s marblcs.Jill bas 3 scorcs rnnrblcs.Wt p bas the rnost trrrrbr.*,

A. Biil. A. .,.lforrr€., Jill'D. Jim

' 24- , Which pf the following woulcl gthc result of t yz * Zyq

A.

.8.

.c.

P.I

22.

L

i

A.B.e'D.

243 xg

2g5*F342xg3g2x4

l. J, .rz€

:-416,

, \lfhidh..of.the pprr of lrictfohs giiven[ . below

"a.r'cequlvatept? ,,.



l,' ,t I r t | |" I

25, What is thc Sardin-?l"aurp$ef ofi SetB?" \ Ir)

I B : {qb,c,d,e,tg}

r,

'26. When 19 is multiplied by 6, what is

. the result called?ll

' A Prodrrct ,

g. sunlC. quotient ' ;'

DJ di{fcre4cc , 'I'll

. | .l

I 563 mdy bc renamed hs ,

r. lt

I A. I thousands t 15 hbrldre$s +,63 tens

: B. 8 tl'rousBnds +'56 hundreds +6tgns*3ones

t' (. 8 thousands+ 5 frundreds + 6' tcns*3onesD'. {ttnomands + 85 hundreds +

| '6 trens + ] ones

Zg. ' Which of thc folto;winp rdfors to'"the' ux paid bn gpods or articles' boughti?

.{N.r.s.

B G.C.T.C. Education Tax' D. Incope Tar<

30., Which of these will give 9OVo of 36?

' A. 90x36

' B, 36x100

A8B. '7

c.6D.5

,.

I

'27.

I'

I

..28.I

.t

t

II

IIrll

i,

c. ffi xroo

' 'rr 90, .D, ffi"ro' t ..'

The table shows the items a customcr. ' i

purchasad at the $uPcrFndrket. Usc it to

John ggt 10% discount on a Pair ofshoes whrrsh was'sold for $900.00.

, How mqch did he have to PaY?'

A. ,less than,$900.00

B. mor€ thah $900.00c. bsoo.oo - $lo.QoP. , $900.00+sl0.0o

answer question.3,l.

31.

.Items Pricc pcr kgZt%kg sugar '

3 lg flotu2'loaves brsad

'$l0,pcr kg$15. per kg '

$1t0 eaqh

TOTAL

Which oithe foltowing itctns'wouldcost exactly $200:00?

6 kg of flour5 kg ofiugar12 kg offlour5 loaves of bread ,



38:

39.

Ma'ry bought % dozerl balloons aru:. ju each frgm rcrl dollars. ,Whicl:of the frritowl:rg,,ryill givi ,fr" fflr"o-_tl'rat Mary rccpi,cd? - ',

-- -"*"e'"

A $10.CI0*(6x$1j26)l" ,sI000+{6x$1.?0)g. $1o.oo r i6 x,sr.ioj$. sro.oo ? io * $1.20i

,,'ltr1V1nn diagranr shcrys tLe nurnbci. eris.tudcnts who play 3 rliffcrcrrt gnrrr*s, ,Ur*rr ru

answcr qucstion 41.

,FIow man/ students play all thrucgames?

Which of thesc uniis is uscd torneasure'oil?'

Ann hqd'$250.00.Ho*.puch is lcft?

A. S2?d.50

,B. $230.50c. $230.s0

$229.s0

A.xC.D,

B c1nl6 cn'r?4 ctrr3? cm

She spepr $?0.50.

Igure

gramlitrekilogramcentimetre

What.is 3trr'-t" 3 crn wriltcu inccntimetrcs?

"e' 33 cmS 303 cmC. '330 cmD. 3 Q03 cm

I

40. , Whar is thc p,erimt{ter of,theshclvri?

A1

rt"l]3.zc.3D.4

A"6q"p.

I.+J.

1il

, "' i 1 I

il



50. A^qool. has,a depth,of lOm, a lehgthof 8m i*a q width-of 6m. Whichlofthg followine wiU git'€ its capacity?

If tlre perimerer of thc bcntagon it232 n, what is thc lchgth of thc siclcYP?

53.

+' (ro rr'q * 6) Ip'.B (lg x I *.c) rirc (l0x8x6)mlfl. ('10x8-61 rtlr

Tle piagrarn shows tho distanc& tiraVellcrlin kilomctres behvcen virrious towns.' ,tJ"*.it to ans'rvcr guestion.s 51 - SZ.

YORKTOWN

JOHNSTP\VN

.A.q..(-cl,

196 m164m'46m36m

MIDTplvr{ 80 kp

5 I . What ts therlength ,of ttie shortcst' rputg fron p{idtown'tp yorkto*n?t, A. 38 km

I 6ekm' , L^. ?8 kfr'rD., 80 kfn

SZ- "What Is *re length of the longest' ' diredt r{ute frdm Blueshore to, Jollstowrf? |

, A 63km' , -B [22kmt, 136 lffi , ..rr. 145 knr t' ' '

,l

.1,,. I

Usc thg cliagram bclow to answcr qucstibn54.

54. What s thc best cstimate of ths a[c:r

.'Of the circular rcgiolt?

A 80 square unitsA 56 sqqare unitsC. 49 square,units :.

.. D. 26 square units

66rn

BLUESFIORE



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Il

I,

55't'

I

' A. pyranlitl,' g octag.on I' c. rhonrbus' D. Parallclogrnnr| ' ;'t. ,, 1 I ,,..

U$p thc tli{gr'nnr{o

ansrv{r'<iucstion 56.rD

| ,l'Whrrtrnar\rf is given to ttie,shapcr'lpclo\v ( :

.).t.

'What is thersi?e of the tlrircl,angle

intriangle DEFlA. loe.8. 4qq.c 79," ;D.' lllo", ,

I

Which of, thc' following[ dlvictes thecirclb int$ trvo,equal Pdrts?

'l

V{hich,of thcse shal)cs hns exerctly 4right arrgles?

Usc thc .iing"nru to arnsrvcr,qucstion 59.

I

Which sels of lines are Pardll'el?

^LM ancl NO

tl. NO and PQC. PQ and VW

D. LM ancl VW

3'

58..t

n/\

t__JB.

r-_-i.

s6.

I

II

I

, 57.i

59.

'4.e.

'L 'D.

raditrsclrorddianretefcircumfcrence ,



o'

61.

",': rr , '' ', , t | '

Whiclr of thc follovfing,has the sanle

nurnber of sidqs asla sqiite?'rf-{

A. , trianglc, B-. ' straiBhttlinei tcctanqlc' ';'

,'D. , ',l'il'te

selnrel[t ', '

II

r ln the'figurc tfclorv, what iYPe oft 'u"gt" dci-es arrlle 'b' tepreserit?

,A.Bc

rD.

actlte r

' rilght,obtuscstraig\t

OJ. Mrat is tlre sizc of ang,le V?'

A. 80:$ 900

c. l o0o

D. 1..80"

64. '\{l1iclr,2 triangular figures shorvu't below are congruenr/

r'-.'

I

I

I

62..t

t,

r ' ,lWhich .is art lisosceles triang\e?

A-8.'C'

D.

I and IVI and llIII and IVl and III



'

Ttrc tablc shdwsla certdf4 corrntry'sbudgct fo* a partidutar yeab. tlse it toanswer qucs,tions 73 - 74;

76. Ttre 'mean] wcight of the 4 childreri' is 95 kg. Which chil$'s wcight tsclosest tg the mcan'l

'A- LJatoyaB .Roger'. C RickY- 6- Fio*a

:Ffro iaUtc shows'a tally of thc nrrrnbcr ofJ;i;;Gi;i.; plav 4 dlfforcnt tvpes orbalg.t-". tls'e it Io .tt.w"r qrrestion 71 ' '

ll-r'hat is tlre rnbst popular garrre

EducationAgriculturc

& Salaries

A.'8..C,Tl

Amount spent in$ million351542'

n what wats the m{)st mo$eY,sPent?

HealthEductdtionAgrieulture'Wages and Sdlaries

7'4: 'llorry rnrtsh rnore ntoney Yas spent on' Education hhan onlAgrictlture'?

. . i

A. $48 millionB. S28 millionC. $22 millionD. $r8 mi:iih

, All 4tihildren went on a diet to gainweight. Who is tiketY to weiglr?3kg. after 1 nlonth of'dieting?

t:

A. RickY:B. Roger

.C. LatoYa ' i', I D. fionp,,. I

7.7.

A.I}.c-lt-

I

I

IjootballRounders -Netbptl:Volley Elall

tIIt

fJarncs No.'of StudentsRounders r*d-lr il1._l r{ | I

.IioC,tbau

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$il t-t-il Fl-'N l-t-ll-t-Ll

Netbalt Flil fl-{-l,1llvolleyball ft-il ft-N rFN

l-HJ I I

The tablc shows tlrc rnhsp th kilograrns of4 strrderats.l Usc it to arrst'ver qucstions

_l

lts89lll



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lThe graph,sholvs thc atrount of rainfall,from ilanuary to May in 1991 and.1992.Usc it fo ansrver qqcstions 78 -79. ,

The tnblc prbscnts tlrc'po1;ulatiorr of 3towns.in n pat'ticulnr ycar.. Use it toanswer {tcstiop 80.

o

Jan- fe$- Mar. Apri. Ma,y

;_._.,x_reO,rl- T_igr3

' Mohths,of tho Year

, In whicil monthd was the rainfallhigherjn 1992 than in 1991?

:

-A* January,and Febrtrdryts. , , February-and.MarcnC, March and April'D. April'and.M"y

Whichrnonths in l99l had the sameamount'of rainfall as March 1992?'

A,- Janriary'and May7 April and May\, Fpbruar/rand April

,t. . ' J{nuary and April '

Which of the follor'ling is truc?The combined popu[ation of GhostTown and Maplc Town i.s -,

A. , more than 3 tinrcs thht of .

Flags Towrr.

B. less than 2 tirrrcs that oflGhost Town.

C. 3 times that of Flags Town-2D. less than i that of all three.J

towns.

80.

lIl

'79.'t .t 'l

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Towns , PopulationGhost Town

. I I,000Maple To"p 10,000Flags Town



+=I

,;A. 496

B. 416c. 406D. 396

l. What is 927 - 53 I ?

253.9r-148.89.

A. 115.18B. Lr5.0Dc. 105.18D. 105.02

What is fhe value of 7 in 47 izl?A. ?/ tensB. '7 hundredsC. 7 thousandsD. '70 thousands

Which set of numbers is ordered fromsmarllest to greatest?

A. 61, 161, l16,6llB. 61, 116, 16i, 6l Ic. 61, 116,611, 161ID. 61, 161. 611 , 116

'Which of the fotlcowing has the leastrralue?

A. 6tens*3onesB. 6tens+OonesC. 6tens+4ones

D. 6tens*9ones

6. Whar is 9 tenth + 3 hundredth +4 thousandth?

A- 4 390.0B. 4 309.0c. 7.900D. O.gg+

7. What is 10 x l0 x 10?

I 00011010030

A.B.c.D.

J. Which of these shows 40 as aproduct oprimes?

5 xZx42x2x 1.O

5xlx2x42xZx2x 5

9. What rs2346 in expanded form?

2000+ 30+ 4+62000+300+40+623OO+30O+40+623OO+ 30+40+6

10. What is 0.0325 multipliedby 100?

A. 3 250B. 325c. 32.5D. 3.25

A.B.c.I).

A.B.c..D.

4..

5.



I

I

I

I I. Which of the Roman Nurnerals belowrepresents 60?

12. Which ofthe following shows$6 098.70 wrirten in wlre,sf

-

A- sixty tlousand and ninety_eightdollars and seven ty cents"B. sixty thousga anj

"i""ty-"igfrtundred dollars an,C,ev"nty""nts. six thousand *A

"in"ty-"iJfrtollars and seventy cents "

D. six thousand nine ir.rna,Ia ana. eighty sorTgq dollars

13. what i, $*,$z4.. 33B. 32c. 3rlD. 28

14. Which fiaction has the least value?

1A.;1B.i

c. I4tD..r

15. What isl6.5g3 rounded to the nearesttenth?

A, 16.0B. 16.l

c. 16.5D. 16.6

16. What is 0.63 + 0.005?

o.t26tt-26t2.6

t26.0

A. t-xB. XLC. LVD. VL

A.B.c.D.

17. \fndch of the following shows the valueof the undcrlined digitln S.5SSI-

A.iB.*c.#D.

"it18. If N - s *-+| , oAi"n witt give value ofN?

.dr 4-t*B. 4 -t*c. 4-t*D. 4 *t*



19. Which witl' give the product of 100 and

37?

A. 10O x 37B. 196 + 37c. 100 - 37D. lO0 + 37

20. Which of the following has the sasre

value as 0.25?

A. 25 + 1

B. 25 +1000C. 2.5 + l0D. 2-5 + 100

21. Which word best describes the members

of $et A?A- t4r 61 8,91 10)

A. oddB. everrC. Prir,neD. comPosite

22. How roany things make a score?

A. 144B. 100c. 20D. 72

23. Which of the following is apair of prime

numbers?

A. 29 and33B' 29 and37C- 2t andl7D. 15 and 29

24. Which witl give the value of 2 in52 s61?

A. 2x10000B. 2x 1000C' 2x 100D. 2x l0

25. Which number is next in the series?

16,25,36,49,

5156&69

0.021o.2l2.10

21.0

A.B.c.D.

&

ffi26. Afan is pdced at $700'00' Which of the-"' iorjo*i" will give the-selling price if

127o discount is given?

12 700,A. $700'00 - t5s *T ,'

B. $7oo.oo * (# n sl12 700.c. $700.00x(ffi xT )

. 12 700.D. $700.00 + ( mT xT )

t

27- Which of the following is equivalent

2lo/o?



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28. There are 144 books in 6 boxes. Eachboxihas the same number of books.Which of the following will give thenurnber of books in each box?

A. 144+6ll. 144 x 6c. 144-6D. t44-6

79. Mary bought I aor*nballoons at $1.20each. Which of the following will givethe change from $10.00?

A. $10.OO + (6 x $1.2O)B. $10.00 -" (6 T Sl.2o)C. $10.00 x (6 x $1.20)D. $10.00 + (6 x S1.20)

30. If 4 bagS.of com cair feed a herd of cowsfor 6 days, how many bags will feed thesame herd fclr 9 days?

31. Alex bought 7 shirts for $3 500.0O FIesold each shirt for $600.00 Which of thefollowihg will give the profit he made?

A. $3 500.O0 + 7

B. $3 50O.00 x 7C. ($ 600.00 x7) - $3 s00.00D. ($ 600.00 * 7) - $3 s00.00

?32. Sue shares f of her birthday cake

among her &iends. What fraction of the.cake remains?

.lA.EIB.; 4-c.+'+ , ,-'5D.; 6

33. A field is IOOm long and SOm wide. Thecost for cutting.it is $l per square metre.What is the cost of cutting the entirefield?

A. $ 100.00B. $ 500.00c. $ 5 000.00D. $10 0so.00

34. If 8 children have $82.50 each, howmuch money do they have altogether?

A. $660.00B. $654.40c. s6s6.08D. $646.00

35. II6O mangoes are divided arnong Tom,Ted and Parn in the rario of 1:2:3. whatis Ted's share ?

A. 10B. 2Ac. 30

D- 60

A.68.9c. 24D. 36



Use the information given below toanswer questions 36 and 37.

The weatherman reportcd 40

days of rain for the monthsApril and June,

The Veun l)iagram shows the number ofstudents who speak 2 different languager,Use it to answer question 40.

A. 5 centuriesB. 5 decadesC. 5 yearsD. 5 rnonths

(2,How is I 750 ml written in lines?

A. t.750LB. 17.50Lc. l75.oL

D. I 750.0L

36. Which fraction represents raioy days forthe period of time?

A.+B.+

c. 1D. t,

37. Fcrr how many days was there no rain?

ft-{children ryho spealk English}1Y:{ghlldren who speak French}

40. How ncrany children speak both Englisand French?

A. 4lB. ?.4c. L4D.3

A. 60B. 30c. '20D" l0

41. Whictr of the foilowing describes theperiod of time from 1900 to 1950?

38. Tony's mean score on 5 tests was 75. .

What was his total score?

A. 15B" 70c. 35sD. 375

39. A \vornan eruns $4 000.00 monthly. Shesaves ZOVo of it. How much does shesave per month?

A. $ 800.00B. $ 200.00c. $ 80.ooD. $ 20.00



tUsc the shape below to answer question

I

43- Whaf is the total distance around theshape ?

A. 30OmB. 3j0mC. SOOurD. 50Om

44. Which of the following is equivalent ro100 000 cm?,

A. I decimetre

t. I decamegeC. t kilometrlD. I metre

+5. What is 250 cm expressed in metres?

A. 2.50 mB. 2.05 rnC. 0.25 mrr. 0.025 m

46. fi: is 25 years old. Which of the.followirrg represents f,er"gel decadeago?

1.'(25

+ l0) yearsB. (ZS : t 0i years9. (2s -lo) yearsD. (ZS x t 0; years

47. The base of a triangle is l6 cm and itseight is 7 cm. wh"icrroiir,Jrirrto*ingwill give irs area?

A. l6cmxTcrn

B. l6-crn x ?tm2

C. 16 crn _t- 7 cm

D. l6cm + 7cm2

48. Which can be used to find the area ol.thefigure.ABCD?

A

A.

B.

C.D.

B

9.:qSAnits of the sides CDand CB and add thenr..o:Tt the units of all the sides andmultipty by 2.

lount the total nunrber of units.Lount the units of one side.



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54. A man leaves his home at 6:24 a.m. togo fishing. He arrivis at his destination37 minutes later. At what time did"heitive?

\57. Which line is perpendicular to line AM\

A. BD

B. KCC. CED. FG

\\

A. 7:Ol a.m.B. 6:23 a.m.C. 6:61 a.m.D. 7:5I a.rn.

55. Which of the following is aquadrilateral?

A.:

fJse the diagr.am betow to answerquestions 56 - 58.

58. Which 2 lines shown are p.arallel?

A. AM and KGB. AM and CEC. BD and CED. KG and BD

B.

59. Which shape represents a rectangularprism?

A.

tU. Wlhat type of angle would AFG form?

60. The angles in a triangle measure 50", 7O"and 60". Whar type of triangle is this?

A. right-angledB. equilateralC. scaleneD. isoscelesA.

B.-c-

D.

rightacuiereflexobtlrse

l

c.



se the diagram belrrw to answerquections 61 entl62.

-B

61. If angte AOE is 115o" what is the size ofangle ESB?

A. 250"B. 245"

c.i 150

D. 650

62. What is the total sizO of angles O, S, Pand V?

A. 360'B, 180"c. I15"D. 90"

63. Which of the triangles below isisosaeles?

+V

64. Whattype of aqglc measures 89"?

A. obtuseB. acute

C. rightD. reflex

65. If M : L65, wbat is 3M?

A. 495E. 485c. 168D. 55

66. What is the value of Rif 23 = R?

.A. 2+3B. 2+2+2C. 2x2x7D. 2x3

67. Qne number is 18. Arrcther number'p'is 5 times as large. Which oftlrefollowing would you use to find P?

A- P=18*5B' P:18x5c' P-18- 5D. P:18 =5

68. When n is decreased by 620, what doesit bec.ome?

A. p-i_620B. n+620

C. nx620D. n-620

D..



ILIse the information below to answerquestions 69 and ZO.

How old is Mary?

IfN represenr Mary,s age which of thefollowing represents Sue's age?

A. N _,3B. N+3C. Nx3D. N:3

2

4+32

4:3

72. If x: 7, y : 3, z: IO, what is the .r.t.r"ofxyz-+ lO?

A.2B- llc. 2rD. 3t

The graph below shows the amount ofrainfall from July to Novernber in aparticular year. Use it to answerquestions 73 and 74.

450

400

oJuly Aug.

73- How mnch rain fell inSeptember?

Sept. Oct. Nov"

the month of

480 ml5OO mt55O ml6OO ml

74. What is the mean rainfall for the 5months?

A. 600mlB. 550mtC. 5OOmlD. 45Oml

600

550

soo

6tItr

€Eoeoa

A.;8.7c. llD. 23

uo'

ro'

A.B.c.D.

2

4-3,-

B.

C..

r. If a : 3, b :4, an?J c: Z,which of thefotlowing represents -P+3 ?

4x3

Jane is I years youngerthan MarT. Mary is 3ycars older than Sue.Jane is 15 years old.

D.



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The graph below shows the umount ofrainfall from January to May in 1991 and'1992. Use it. to answer questions 75 - 77.

.Jan Feb Mar April MaY

Mon&s offroYear:

7l i. Which months in 1992 had n:ore rainfallthan the same months in 1991?

A. January and FebruaryB. February and MarchC. March and AprilD. April and Ma1'

76. Which months in 1991 had the sameamount of rainfall as March 1992?

A. January and MayB. April and FebruaryC, F'ebruary and MayD. .Ianuary and.APril

77. How many inches of rain fell tbr theperiod JanuarY to April 1991?

A. 1lB. L2c. 14D. 15

The table preoents the population of 3towns in a particular year. Use it toanswer question 78.

78. Which ofthe following is trre?

The combined PoPulation of MusicTown and MaPle Town is

A. more than 3 times that ofFlags Town

B. less tlmn 2 times that of MusicTown

C. 3 times that of Flag Town.

D. ress tnanf that of all3 towns

I

Towns PopulatioE

Music Town l1 000Maole Town 10 000Flass Town 9 000



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The table below shows the scores of anumber of schools in a Math "Lip"Uti".r.se it to answer quesfions 79 and g0.

79. Which school's score is rnore than 4times that of Mushrooro,"i-- *"

A. Bay Wen

B. SuccessC. llop,efulD. Feattrer Bed

80. Ifthe rnean score of the 5 schools is 193,what is the score for Fearbei-iiJ-School?

A. 313B. 213c. 2O3D. 193

MushroomSuccessHopeful

Feather Bed

56r93.321



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34n_+-+-8 l8 18

54' 18

ll8

7.

8.

t0,

=lwhatisn?, 608 + 98 + 36c.1

A. 2 475B. 2 955c. 2 97s

D. 3 075

Whiclr nuureral narnes ninehrurdredths'?A. 900.0B. 0.9c. 0.09D. 0.009

Multiply 706 by 1

A. 4 90213. 4 942c. 49 042

? 4e742

What is the rnissing nunrbcl in tltcset? {2. 5. I l. 23. --. 95 }

A. 36Il. 46c. 47D. 72

I'low rnany one-rliirds are irr rhe wirolcnunber 6'lA. r8fl. t2c.9D.2

2 0t6 x 9A, 18 144B. i8 95.1

c. 180 044D. 180 954

What is 86 cents rounded to thenearest dollar?A. $1.90B. $ l:80c. $1.60D. S l.O0

What percentage of $600.00 is$ r s0.00?A. 25YoB, 450C. 60'AD. 75vo

What is the value of 7 in 4.3762A. 704B. 70

'7c.Ll07

D.t09

)What is 6 x2a

3

tfA.B

c.D.

'l

+.

u.)A. t2=3

B. 16')c. 36:3t). 48

(r.



l

ll

lL.

'' l'lre diagrarn reprcsents rr cake cut into+t'r'srilf parts. Usc il to answcr qucstions: L rud 13.

What fractiorr of the cakc is .shaclctl?

)A.6IB.:4.,

c.4A

D.8

Which liactiorr ot'the cakc reprcsents

the unshaded parts?A. 0,75u.' 0.6c. 0.3_5

f). 0.2

llWhatisTl .r4 i-1"

A. j3ll. 32

c. 3tD. 28

Use tbe Venn diagram to answerquestlons l5 aad IZ.

15.

16.

t7.

t8.

U

7

693

What are the members of set E?A. {2,9,10, I,l5}B, {2, 5,9, I O}c.

{ll, t5)D. (3,6,7,9 ti, ls)

Whar is E nF?A. {2,5,9, 1.0}B. t3, 6,7, glc. ( n, 15)t). (t,if , 8, 10, l l, 15)

'l'he union of Sets E and F isA.B.C.

12,5,9, 10, I l, l5){3,6, 7,9, I l, l5}{lt,l-5)D. (2,3,5,6, 7, g, g, 10,

i

What is 0,,63 + 0.005?A. t26.0B. t2.6c. l t.26D. 0.126

r l. l5)

It

l

.;



,:::i{T

ir; tf N - 3 * '-- + 1, which will give the

lf 2 kg of beef cost $160,00' wlrichwill gii'e the cost of 7 kg of bcel-?

A. $160.00 - 7

8.. $160,00*7C. $ 80.00 x'rD. $ 80'00't 7

If P = {12, 16,20,24} which is

NOT true about set P?

A buYer has to PaY l,Yo tax on a carwhich costs $250 000.00. Whiclishows lhe amorrnt of moneY he Paidfor the car?

A. $250 000.00 - I l5% ofs250 000.00) :

B. $250 000.00 * (l SYo of$250 000.00)

C. $250 000.00 + {15% of$250 000.00) l

D. $250 000.00 x ( I 5oA o{$250 00o.0o)

Which will give a rnultiPle of 8?

A. 8*8l]. 8x 0C. 8+8D. 8+8

26. Which will give tlre value of 2 in52 561?A. 2x10000B. 2x 1000C. 2x 100D. 2x l0

27. 'fhree cows were sold lbi$l? 000.00. If 2 of the cows weresold for $l I 000.00. wlrich will givcthe selling Price of the third cow?A. $ I? 000.00 + $1 I 000'00B. $17000.00- $fl 000:00C' $17000.00 + $l I 000'00D. Sl7 000.00 x $11 000'00

'24.

value of N?

A 4i- 3i

B. '4i + 3;c. ^I - 3;D. rr.3;

2t).'

25.

.)l

1't

Set P is a set ofA. wholeB, oddC. evsn

nunrbcrs

D. compositc

Which will givc the product ot' i00and 37?A. 100 '+ 37B. 100 x 37c.' I00 + 37D. 100 - 37

Which statement is true'lA_ 5r=1tr5)

B.50-{0+5)

C. 4o=14x0)D. +r-- 1a x t1

.. ?3



'38,:' Which is a pair ol'prime nunrber.s,/A. 29 and 33B. 29 artd 37

C. 2l and 37D. 2tand 29

Which is equivalent to 2lyo.lA.. 0.02tB. 0.21c. 2.t0D. 2t.0

Which represents the set of everrnumbers?A. o, I ,2.4.6,B. 0,2,4,6, g.

c. 1,2,4, 6. g,D. 2,4,6.g, t0....

When I9 is multiplicd by 6, wh:rt isthe result called,TA, differenceB. productC. quotienrD. .sum

lf 2 dozen oranges cosr $192.00,What is the cost of lg oranges,lA. $200.00B. $ 174.00c. $ 144.00D. $100.00

ln a class, the ratio of'boys ro girls is3:5. What percenrage ofrhe .io.r,"

is girls?A. 62.5%

B. 37,5%c. 2s%D. ' t5%

The diagram shows I group of chitdrenIlo- 1 gomp. Use it to answer questions35 and 36.

Y = {Children who tike swimming}

W = {Chitdren who like riding horses}

A tarmer has 48 ducks. He has'16more chicken than ducks" Howmany birds does he have altogether?A. tt2B. 64'

c. 35D. 16

How many children like neitherswirnming nor horscback ridin ?

A. 26B. 2QC.6D.4

How many children were at thecamp?A. 39B. 32c. 30D. 29

30.

il.

35.

36.

IIII

t-t', 1\ltw'

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Sam has twice as nl,:I: ri...;Jfi].:l ffi;,i:, 41.attogerher. How nrany does San)-

A. 7?B. 36

C. 24Dr l2

-Whichunit is best used for

ffiltft"tthe length of alotJ of

i. centjmerre

X.kitometre

v. metreD. millimetre

Whar is 500 mg as grarus?A. 0.5eB. 5.0;c. s0.0;D. 500.0;

Yll*linS represenb rhe diarneter

of the circle?D

j8. A nran spent -l of his money on fenr,

42.

43.

I

,ton fbod and'had $2 500.00 lefl.

How much moncy did he l:avs 41first?A $ rs 000.00g. $ 7 500.00

c $ I 500.00t). $ 7s0.00

If $,450.00 is shar.cd bctwccn 2srudenrs in the ,utio of z:j]iur,ur t, trr.arger amount?A. $ 135.00B. $ 180.00c. $ 22s.00D. $ 270.00

, Moy puts US$2_50.00 in her bankaccounr. What is ,t,..quiuufl",l"{T}T_.*dollars if US$iOd' r'r '.,jA$4z.oo? - -v ' 'vv r)

A,,A. $ 250.00q. $ 2e7.00c. $ I 175.00D. $ll750.00

A. Do

B. ACC. OBD. AO

Whar js 2.5 km expressetj in metres?A. 25rnB. 250mC. 2 500mD. 25 000nr



49.

I

lIII

I

I

III

ll'a clock sholvs 8:35a'm' now' what

tirne will it show half an hour later'?

A. 8:38a.nr.l . 9:00n.rn.

(:. c):05a.nr.D.'. 9:35a'nt.

What is 3tn * icrn written in

ceutimetres?A. 33crnt|. 303crn'C. 330crnD. 3 003cnt

'fhc clock shows the time a mi'tllarrivcs at work. Fte is l0 miuuteslate. Wtrat tiruc should hc bc itt

work?

A. 5:10B. 5:50C. l0: 15

D. 10:35

What is the dift'erence between

I 2l2.6knr'? and 724.8km??

A. 5l2.2knr2

ll. 50?.8krrr2

C. 492,2krnD. 487.8krn1

A farmer puts 5kg of Potatoes il-u. .

bag and 3kg in a second bag' wntcn 'wf,l give th tbnl mass of thepoEtoes in grams?A. (5+3)x l0

B. (5+3)x 100C. (5+3)x 1000D. (5 + 3) x l0 000

For which PolYgon should we use the

formula "base r heiehts'l to find its.,

[]

NU,n',\__/

D.

Which will give thq area of a

rectangular region 45m long and

25m wide?A. 4(m x 25nrB. 4So * l0ttC. 46^- 25rn "

D. 45m + 25nr

50.

'1,'i

A.

B.

c.

-r.8. '51.

f t'--t

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l'hc. t4b,le shows Clara's daily assignmentsand the time sbe $pends on each task. Uscit to answer questions 52 and 53.

Timc spent (hours)

gironing,

a1).lJ-

2

resting r4

I

---shopping

wushing

24

^l_4

How nruch tirne itr all does Claraspeud resting, cleaning and washing'lA. 8 hoursB, t hoursC. l0 hoursD. l5 hours

What tiaction of a day does Clarause tbr shopping and washing'?'

.l'4.6AB. -:

245C. ,:

24

'fhe perimeter of the figurc below is300cm. What is the length of theside marked p?

64cm .t^

9lcm8lcm

Tlcm5l cm

How long will it take a man to walk30 000m at 2km per hotrr?A. 60 hoursB. 32 hoursC. 28 hoursD. 15 hours

lf S is the centre of the circle shown,which will give the length of thesegment RS?

a

54.

,:.,.'i

55.

A.B.

c.D.

5:

_s6.

D.:i.t

A,B.C.D.

RT+2RTx2RT-2RT+2

48cm



l

lll

iThe ditgram beloly represents a rectangle.ividcd into 8 sections. Use it to rnswer

questions 57 - 59.

AB

57. . Which type of angte is BOD?- A.. right

B. reflexC. obtuseD. acute

Which line is perpendicular to lineHD? .

A.

ll.,C.

D.

Which is a right-angled triangle?A, AQFEB. AAOGC.

^GOE. AEOC

f6

;36fEF

What type of triangle ahvays has NOtwo angles measuring the same size?A. scaleneB. right-angledC. obtused:angled

D. isosceles

Use the triangles below to answerquestions 61 and 62.

ln which triangle is the missing anglegreater than 60'?A. AJKLB. ADEFC. AGHID. AABC

Which triangle is isosceies but NOTcquilateral?A. AABCI}. ADEF

C.ACHI

D. AJKL

60.

le

lt

llII

I

61.

o./.



66.

67,

68.

69.

70.

ti2

A.B.c.D.

5+

65.

(1_'- r*'lut js the size ol.angte c in rhetriangle belorr,? IfM+2=le,whatisM?A. 20B. tzC.sD.z

lf 246* N = 393. What is N?A. 129B.n7:c. 139t). 147

If 3 -^12 = 72, which will give thevalue of ?

A. 72+12=O

3

B. 721]2= D

3C. 72x12 =laJ

D. ?2*12 =DJ.

lf'7. tirnes a number N equa.l42, whatwill give the value of N? -, ""*:A. N =42+7B. N =42+7C. N=42-- 7D. N=42x Z

If 38 x P = 342,whar js p?A. 342 + 38B. 342._ 38C. 342+3gD. 342 x 38

A. 60",8. 90"c. I20oD. 150"

What is rhe size of angle 2y in thetriangle below?

300320360

600

It'a =.3, b = 4 and, = 2,whichexpression reprcsents b I_A I

A. 4+32

2

A

tJ2

4x32

B.

C,

D.



'74,

*T

:. I t, lf 6 less than 5 times a number x is

64. which statement is true?

A. 6-5 -64'8. 6 - 5x:64

C.6 + 5x=64

D. 5x- 6 =64

Sue is 23 Years old' What will be her

age in N Years?A. 23+NYearsB 23- NYearsC. 23+ NYearsD. 23x NYears

What percentage of the fruig are apples?

A. 55

B. 5lc. 45D. 20

75 What fraction of the fruits are grapes?

l

A. 0.4B. 0.04c. 0.004D. 0.0004

11

.16. If 200 fruits were sold' how many

mangoes were sold?

A. 17

B. 35c. 70D. 90

'l'his Pie Cbart represents fruitssold at a

school. Use it to lnswer questions 13 - 16'

Which will give the size of the angle that

is represented bY mangobs?

A. 35 * 369"

B. l 9 * 366"

c. Sxroo

D. #."

Which best describes 'mediatt"l ";.'-- ihe most frequent value iri a

range ofscoresB. itt.iiff"t"nce between the

highest and lbwest value in a

range ofscores

C. att."futt valuc of a range df :

scores arranged in ascending or

descending order

D. G middlJvalue of a range ofscores arra'nggd in ascending

or descending order

What is the mean of the scores below?

12, 18,261 33' 36

A. 36

B. 26c. 25

D. 23

'77

lttt

73

78.

'r,'

'

mangoes35%



0526.tr

'72

3

4.I

Which shows twenty-seven dollarsand nine cents?A. $ 27.09B. $ 27.90c. $207.90D. $207.09

What is 44.2 - 2.7?A. 46.9B. 42.sc. 42.0D. 4t.s

': j

Add:$29135, $4.21, $1.05 and 8 centsA.

$34.69"

8.'"$35.41 :

c. $42.6r$86.44

',.

What is the value of the.digit that isunderlined in9.32? j., . :A. 30B. 300

.3 .o':.. .:10 : t.., 1.,'., ..

?-rr"'' Ioo ': : ' 1:

l.. '. . .,. .. .._.' : .

What is the value of.2 in2p 456:1..A. 20

c. 2 000D. 20 000

A salesman who earns $f 0Q0.O0 goran increase bf $l 001.0d. -How muchis his new salary?

1' lZ 191 gg'{lrq$F.ffiffi'B. $7 001.00 '

c. $6 991.00D. $6 091.00

What is'six hundred and eighty fourthousand, nine hundred and fifty fivewritren a$,1.,figq{e?

,A'' r..69,:8409f5 '.. ' , .iBi' .. 6,'840 955,"..',C. 5s4gso; ,..'.'D. t684 955

What is the sum of 0.26. 0.078 and0.42

,

A. 0.638B. 0.648c. 0.738D. 0.748

This Venn Diagram sho,v1,s two s-ets.

U

What are the members of set E?A. t2,5,6, 10, 11, 15)B. {3, 6,7,9, n, 15}

c. {2,3,5,10}D. {3, 6,7,9}

9.

Is

I

I



13.0. What is 9 tenth + 3 hundredth + 4thousandth?A. 4 390.0

B. 4 309.0c. 7.900D. 0.934

If 4 more squares in this diagram wereshaded, what fraotion would then beshaded?'

Wtrich shows the set of even numbersgreater than 20 but less than 28?A. {23,25, 27\

B. 122,24,261c. {22,24, 26,28}D. {2L,23,,25,27l.

This diagrarn shows the pricelist atKirk's garage. What is the total oostof an engine wash, wheel balancingand oil change?

A. $ 350.00B. $ 850.00c. $2 050.ooD. $2 150.00

. 10.A boy was asked to write fZ'ln rts

Iowest term. ffe *rot"fr What else

should he do to get the correctanswer?A. multiply l2bY 2B. divide 5 by IC. divide 12by 2D. multiply 5 by 2

Whatis 45 out of 6O as a

Perccntage?A. 2,50B. 45YoC. 6OYo

D. 75Yo

14. l.

4a-ne loon28.ffi

o 3l10073D' roo

15.

12. Whish is an odd number?A.. 16B. 2lc. 24D. 30

16.

I(IRK'S GARAGESERVICES OFIIERED

OilChaneei

$sqq.Oq

EneineWash t $:350-0OWash and Shampoo $ 4 9'0qDetailine $2 100.00WtrCet gatancinsq $L 2qq.09



IlI

I

17. What is 87oh expressed as a commonfraction?

A.#B.#c.#D.# 22

4What i. TOd exiressed as a decimal?A. 4.0B. O.O4

c. 0.004D. 0.0004

Which ratio is the same as3:4?A. 8: 68,. 5:12C. 6:8 23.D. 12:9

1AWhat is f written as a mixednumber?

What is 99.written as a RomanNumeral?A. XCXIIB. XC)flI

C. XCXI.D. XCIX

A woman spent l0% of her weeklysalary on food, SYo on health and l4Yoon travelling. If her salary was$4 000.00, which will give the amountshe spent?. 29 $4 000.00A' loT* I

n' T60* I100 $4 000.00rL' 7l-* l-100 $4 000.00rt' n* |

What is 77Yo exprbssed as a decimal?A. 0.017B. O.7t7c. o.r7

D. t.7

Which is a multiple for factors 2, 3arrd 7?

^A,. 12B. 2tc. 27D, 42

What is 878 written in expandedform?A. (8x0) + (7x10) + (8xl)B. (8x10) + (7x10) + (8xt)C. (8x100) + (7x10) + (8xl)D. (8 x 1000) + (7x10) + (Bxl)

21.

rB

20,

l9

A. 'fB. 3*

c. 6iD. rr+

24.

25.



One dozen mangoes cost $i20.00.What is the cost of 8 mangoes?A. $100.00B. $ 80.00

c. $ 60.00D. $ 40.00

In which unit is oil measured?A. litre ;

B. kilornetreC. kilogramD. celsius I

Use the diagram to answef questions 2g and29.

What time is shown on the clock? 'A. l:30B. 2:30-C. 6:.O2D. 6: l0

The clock shows the time a riranarrives at work. He is 10 minutes late.What time should he be at work?A. 2:lOB. 2:2pC. 3:30

D, 6:10

30 l$:ff'Hl1::?;"?#il:i:?:il6

27

side?

A.I 053cm

B. 126em r

C. 130mD. 9cm

Which shows how to find theerimetgr of this shape?

3r.

A. (4 - n)cmB. (4+n)cmC. (n-4)cmD. (nx4)cm

:

32. lf a clock shows 8:35'a.m. now, whattime will it show half an hour later?A. 8:38 a.m.B. 9:00 a.m.C. 9:05 a.m.D. 9:35 a.m.

''i'

Which of these is the same as'onelitre?A. 250m1+ 900m1B. 350m1+ 700m1C. 650m1+ 350m1D. 800m1+ 3-50m1

Mr. Jones came to live in Jamaica atage 8. He migrated to Canada at age'12 years. For how many decades didhe live in Jamaica?A.88.7c.6D.5

28.

29.

JJ.

34.



II 35.

36.

Which is the same as lm2?A. l000rn x lmB. 100m x l0mC. lOmx lmD. lrn x lm

Hsw much water is in the jar?

A. l0 mlts. 25 mlC. 30 mlD. 4O ml

37. Which is measured in volume?A. juiceB, eggsC. yamD. ribbon

39. The distance. from town p to town yis 68km. On a map wherelcm '

represents 4km, what idthe distangebetween the 2 ipwns on this

^up). 6Bx4

B. 68+4c. 68-4D. 6g+4

Use the diagram to answer items 40 and 41.

At,whatpoint a right angle.COULDNOT be formed?A.oB.aC.PD.R

Which line is parallel to pe?A. QRB. OPc. osD. SR

40.

4t.

A.B.C.D;

38. Which line shows the diameter ofthiscircle?

PQBPCDAB



42. hat is the volurme of the cubeshown?

,{cm

A. 64 crn3B. 32 cm3C. 2A cm3D. 16 cm3

The diagram below shows how ateacher spent her monthly,.salary.

What is the size ofthe angie in thesection

represented by savings?A. 36"B. 45"c. 54"D. go"

41. Which is true of a triangle? It. hasA. 3 sides aLrd 4 anglesB. 3 sides and 3 anglesC. 4 sides and 2 anglesD. 4 sides and 3 angles.

fJse the diagram below to answer questions 45and 46.

43.

Ic 0nnWhich

angleis

formed at AFG?A. rightB. acuteC. reflexD. obtuse

What tlpe of line is ICG?A. parallelB. horizontalC. obliqueD. vertical

Which type of angle measures morethan 90" but less than 180"?A. acuteB. obtuseC. reflex.D. straight

45.

46.

47.

OtherExpenses



51.

C.

I48

IYt:$

shape represents a rectangutar 50. What type of triangle has NO twoangles measirring th" ,am" "ir;t-

A. scaleneB. right-angledC. obtused_angledD. isosceles

Which could be an example of a cube?A. ballB. kiteC. boxD. balloon

Which is an example of an obtuseangle?A. 69"

B.goo

c. 140"D. ZSO"

j

3_rO"parallelogram GDEE CD : EEand angle C --l1.0"" lVhat is ttre sizeof angle D?

52.49. I lF:'ul,-lngted triangte beloqangte.C: 3oo. What is iie

""f""'"fngle A?

I 50"I 30"9qo60"

B

A.B.

c.D.

53.

A.B.c.D.

70"I I00l2A"240"



54 In the diagram angle AOE equalsI15", what is the size of angle EOB?

250"2450l5 50

65"

55. What type of diagram is this? ,

AhIIMALS ON A FARM

Fs0.0%

pie chartpictographbar graphline graph

This diagram shows how Mr. Bentspent his salarY.

What fraction ofMr. Bent's salary isused for food and savings?

I

n.gIB.;1C.;Jo.,

This tabte shows the salarY ofworkers fu a cQmp4EY.

Which set ofworkers gets mqre than$7000.0Q each for their monthlYsalary?

A.manager and cleaner

B. salesman and managerC. secretary and accountantD. cleaner and secretarY

57

A.B.c;D.

58.

A.B.C.D.

56. The mean height of 5 boys isWhat is their total height?A. 110 cmB. 120 cm

C. 555 cmD. 575 cm

I I5cm.

Savings-25o/o

Food

25o/o

Worker Job MonthlYSalaryJ. Brown Manager $12 000

S. Smith Salesman $ 8000H. Pinto Accountant $ 6000D. Mason Secretary $ 7000D. Dixon Cleaner $ 5000



The Pie Chart shows the quantity offruits sold at a school.

" {hi9h will.give the size of the anglethat is represented by mangoes?

e--

. ?s

A. ffi x 360"

B # *ruo.

c' tlloj * roo360"tr. ,; x 35 .,

The- frequency table shows the types ofvehicles that were wreckedin a"cidentduring a particular month. Use it to

answer questions 60 and 61.

59.What fraction of the vehic.les weretaxis?

What is the mode of the set ofnumbers given below?{zo, 25, 26, 29, 20, 26, 20}A. 20B. 25c. 26D. 28

Which statement is true about a bargraph?A. The 'y' axis is horizontalB, The 'Y' axis is verticalC. The 'Y' axis is,diagonalD. The' ' oris is cirCuhr

20 students go to school by bus, 15 bycar,l0 by taxis and 40 walk. Whichtable correctly represents this data?

Taxi Car Bus Walk40 2A l5 IO

Taxi Car Bus Walk2A 10 l5 40

Taxi Car Bus lValkl0 l5 20 AO

Taxi Car Bur TValkt0 15 40 20

61.

2A' 15

B3.a 13\-'

15

D,#62.

63.

64.

How many vehicles were wrecked inaccidents?A. lsB. 16c. 13D. 17

B.

C.

D.



65. The table shows the marks studentsgot in a quiz.

MARKS NO. OFSTUDENTS

I 02 2J 64 I5 36 47 38 5'9 '2l0 I

How many students did the quiz?A.58.6c. l0D. 27

66. This chert shews thc averagetemporature for the island ianu indegree Celsius.

Months

What is the difference in thetemperafure during May and March?

A. 500cB. 400Cc. 300cD. l00c

Alex recorded'ihe rainfall for 6months then made a bar graph.

67.

Jan. 35 mmFeb. 30 mmMarch 20 mm

April 25 mmMay 5 mmJune 0 mm

()o

t-{

Months

Which month's rainfall is wronglypresented on the graph?A. JanuaryB. FebnraryC. MarchD. April

IfN+3=SthenN:A., 24B. t2c. ltD.5

40

35

-30E2s

.==20.E.= 15qtEto

5

0

3t)

25

n15

10

t

0

\

Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug



79. A die (plural dice) has six facesnumbered 1 through 6. If this ;ie rsthro.wn once, whaiis th";;;;';igetting the six?

A.;)B.;

c.*5D.,

A set of cards numbered I to 5 isplaced face down. If one ,arC i,selected, what is the ct anceofselecting an odd number?

1A.;.)

B.;?c.;.4D.t

80.



t.

2.

1.805.+.,25 + 52,A. | 882w. | 892c. 43bz'D. 4 357

Add together $19.13, S3-ZS,$1.1O and 3 centsA. $23.78B. $23.69c. $23.s1D. $22.51,

?

. What i" f O written as adecimal?A. O.3B. O-O3c. o.oo3D. O.OOO3

Whar is 3Z'vrritten as apercentage?A. 25Vo

B, 340AC. 55VoD..75o/o

Which is the sanne as 0.O25?25A' lo2\8.ffi

,^25' looo')<D' ro=fto

,/ac oa

What is 23 * O.23?A. 22.77B. 2A.70c. 2.27

D. 2.O7

What is the value of g in23s.O28?A. eight thousandthB. eight hundredthC. eight tbnthD. eight

Which set of numbers are factoof32?A. 32,34,64B. 16,32, 64c. 16, g, 4D. _2, 6, g

What is 2o/o expressed as adecimal?A. 0.oo2

B.0.02

c. o.2D. 2.O

A:ry number thathas 1, 3 or 5 intfre on3s place is always _.A. primeB. oddC. evenD. composite

Which represents an infinite set?A- {letters of the atphabet}B- {planets}S. {highways in Jamaica}D. {points on a line}

6.

7.

8..

9.4.

5. 10.

11.



12. What is 85 - 37 rotmded to tllenearest ten?Al. 30B. 40

c. soD. 60

13. What tSpe ofnumbers are3,7,. 17, 19?

A. compositeB. evenC, oddD. prime

What nurnber must be added tothe product of 25 and 10 to make420?A. 17o^B. 230c. 385D. 455

17. If O.8 is squ'ared, what is the. result?A. 64B. 6.4

c. 0.64D. O.016

18. What is 746 written inexponential form? --

'A.7 xl02+4x10r+6x10tB.'7'x''1O2 + 4 x 10" + 6 x l0c. 7 xloz + 4x 102+6x 10D.7xlO2+4xlOt+6x10"

Whioh shows the numbo *itin tenths place, 5 in thousandthplace, 3 in ones place and 9 ihundredths place?

19.4-

15. wtrat iszt * r?n|,A- s#B- s3

c' tr2

D. -*

What is the L.C.M. of 8, 3 and 6?

A. 48B. 24c. 18D.4i

Wtrich shows a pair of equiva

_- A. 3.98sB. 3.895c.3.859D.3.589

fractions?6 16.l-It'' 10 ' 1oo880f,D' lo' r.ooo

.-990' 1.o', 10016 t6D' roo , T060

:

Which of these deScribes ascore?A. a set of twelve$hingsB. a set of twenty thingsC. a set of one hundred thingD- a set of one hundred and

forfv-four things

20.

16.

21.



Use this diagram io.answer items 22 to 24.

22. Who plays football, tennis andalso swims?A. KarenB. JanetC. PaulD. 'Carl

Who,plays both tennis andfootball?A. John18. JoanC. Janet

.D. PSul

How many personsr play tennis.only?A.5B-3c.2

rD.ti\_

If 6 mangoes cost ttre sameas lZplums, how many plums cost the

Sams as 24 mangoes?

23.

Five bags 'and oneffir of bhoescost g4 700,00. If lne big cost$700.OO, what is the cost Jftn"pair of sho"siA. $4 000,ooB. $3 s00:o0c. $r 200.00D. $ 700.00

Which js used to rneasure lengthA. ffilligramB. millilitreC. .kilogramD. kilometre

Which prefix means onethousand times?A. centi .

B. decaC. milliD. kilo

What is needed to find the area;a{a square? Th"{A) length of at least-one

sideH size of one angleC. name of the pointsD. tlpes of angtes in it

Which is measured in kilograms?A. temperatureB./ffi)c. h:jG6lD. capacity

How is t0:00 p.m. representedon the 24 hour clock?A. 22:0OB.@>C. l2:7OD. 1O:12

25.

27.

28.

29.

30.

31.

25.

24.



32.

33.

34.

How many cm3 can this cuboidhold?

4em

lf an event happened in A.D. 49,

which is true about the event? Ithappened_.A. in the forry-ninth centuryB. in the first centuryC- 49 yeaf,s agoD; before Christ was born

Which,vgill give the area of arectangular region 45m long and25rn wide?

A. 45rn x 25mB. 45m + 25rlaC. 45rn - 25mD. 45m + 25rn

A farmer puts 5kg of potatoes inabag and 3kg in a second bag.Which will give the total hlass ofthe potatoes in grams?A. (5 +3) x 10B. (5+3)x lo0C. (5+3)x 1000D. (5+3)x100oo

I

Which will girre re Perimeter ofa rectarrgular table?A. lengtJr x widthB. 2(length + width)

C. 2length + widthD.zlengthx 2width

What is the approximate lengthof an ordinary pencil before it issharpened?A. 30cm'B. 18c;.'C. 7cmD. 2etn

A piece of stick is 8cm tall.What is the total height of 8similar pieces of stick?A. 8cmB:- 16cmC. 24crnD. 64cm

If the distance around this Planeshape is 37cm, what is the lengthof the side labelled B?

7cmr

64cm27cm22cmlOcm

36.

37..8B. T6c. 32D. 64

38-

39.

35.

A.B.C.D.

ScrD



40.

41.

A taxi driver. took Z I fnourc to. .., -. i

complete ajoumey. How manyminuted was this?

A.60

B. 90c. 150D: 200

What type of rriangle isXyZ?

Y'^A..scalene

B. rightC. obtuseD. equilateral

Nicoy drew an angle whichmeasured 95o. What tlpe ofangle did he draufA- acuteB. obtuse

C. rightD. reflex

Use this circle to answer items 4j and 44.

44.

What is MN called?A- chordB. diameterC. qu-adrantD. radius

Whatis the length of

pM?A. 7z times LOB. 7z times MNC. 2 times OMD. 2 times MN

How many edges does a cubehave?A. 13B. t2c. tlD. t0

45.

43.

o''



46. V/hich shape represents anobhrse angle?

What'is the sizo of arrgle Ptri4ngle RST? (I)iagram ndrawn to scale)

lo"go"I 0001200

Which represents a horizorline?A.f

JIB.

47.

A,B.C.D.

48.

C.

c' \*

D/



I,

4e'. . ,..i

Which two triangles arecongruent?

)r 'rr

\.t \l\_/,t\

51. Which is NOT a quadril4teral?

D.

52. In the right angled triangle BDC :3Oo . What is the si2e ofangle B?

D

I 5001300

90"600

[7. t,\./

\

n

A.

I\fNt\t\

A. I and IIB. I and IIIC. il and IIID. I and IV

Which of tlrese regular polygonshas four lines of symmetry?

A.,[_--l

c.

so.

O

AOC.

D.A.B.C.D.



53, ai.I nIIt pie chart sho.ws how ateacherts Eronthly salary of$40 000.00 was spent.

If246+N-393.A. r29B. 137c. 139.D. t47

what is N

What is the value of R if 2'

A.2'+3B. 2+2+2C. 2x2x2D, 2x3

Which number sentence i" trA.2x4* IB. 4x5:2O

. 9+6<12D. 5+2< 9-4

A child had 18 candies. He gsome more. He then gave aw5 leaving himself withzi"Which math sentence representthis information?A. 18+n-5:25

E: l3;t:;=3:,D. lSxn-5:25

Sue is 23 years old today. Whill be her age in N yea.rs time

A. 23 + N yearsB. 23-NyearsC- 23+ N yearsD. 23x Nyears

If l8y = 72,which will resuft ithe value of y?A. 72+19B, 72+18c, 72-lgD. 72x 18

56:

57.

58.

54.

55.

Wliat is the size of the angle inthe section represented bysawings?A. 36PB. 45"c. 540D. 90"

Which solid does this shaperepresent?

conecylinderprismpyramid

If M: 165,.what is 3M?A. 495B. 485c. 168D. 55

59.

60.

A.B,C.D.

61.

'Savings



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I

62. If N + 6: 16, what is N?A.- 10B. 22'c. 66D. 96

63. If N + 34:68, what is the valueof N?A. 34B' 68c. LozD- 912

These graphs show the attendance ofstudents at I(eY Club for January toApril. Usq it to answer items 64 to 67 '

OIRLS

Jan. F€b, Mr' AP.il

In which month did rnore 9Ysthan girls attend ttreKeY"Clut?A.. AprilB. March

C. FebriraryD. ,January

br which 2 months did the sarnenumbers of girls att-end the KeYClub?A. Jarruary and FebruarYB. Januarlr and MarchC. March and APrilD. FebruarY and APril

How many girls attended the I(Club in April?A-5B. 10-b. rsD. 20

In which month was there adifFerence in the number of boYand girls who attended the KeYClub?A. JarruarYB. FebntaryC. MarchD. April

64.

65.

66.

67.

68. The mean score of 4 games isWhich of these will give theoverall score?A.48+4B. 48-4C.48-4D. 48x4

BOYS

gtt€t

iottth



tll

lIIl

III

II

)

What is 2 608 + 98 + 16nA. 2955B. 297s'c. 3 055n. 3 075

How many even numbers are therebaween 11 and f 9?A.38.4c.7D.9

What is 3O9 465 exPressed in words?

A. three hundred and nine' fourhundred and sixtY five

B. three thousand and rtine' four'hundred and si:rtY five

C. r three hundred and nihethousand, four hundred andsixty fivethree hundred rmd ninemilliorq four hundred and

sixty five

Which numeral has 7 in the lmndredthplace?A. 407.5B. 40.75c. 4.A75D. 4.0075

What is 12,682 rotrnded ofto thenearest tenth?A- 12.1B. 12-6c. rz.7ID. 12.8

What ls 714 + O:7?

A. I O20

12,5|ii,t,s,6, B)

ll, \ 4, 5,7,9l

{1,2,3,4,5,6, 7, 8, 9}

120t02

t2

5.

6.

7.

D.

lll

l

A.B.C-D-

8.

B.C.I).

,/ AQ-o?-Urc ttc Venn diegrrm to uswer items 5

end 6.

79

638

Which members are oommon to bosst Q and sst P?A- {2, 5}B. 12,3,5, 6, 8)

c- { l, 2, 4, 5,7, 9}I). ll,\3,4,5,6,'1,8, 9)

Which elements are the union of Qand P?



Which groxp of fiactions is ananin descending ordo?

9. Wh,at is SYo rryritterr as a decimal?A.' 5.0B. 0.5c. 0.05f,). 0.005

10. What is 3.654 x I00?A. 3 654B. 365.4c. 36.54D. 0.3654

expressedas a decimd?

0.830.38o.375o.12sI

13.

What is the reiprocal of Z lf4

^ l ? 133A' ,'E'G'a

How *"ort] arein'36?

21618642

6

15. How would you find the sum of23 I

;, 6 ?nd2i?A. subtractB. multiplyC. divideD. add

16. 'J' is thc set of all evennumbcrs. 'Kt is the set of ellprime numbers, What is theintersection of J and K?A. {5}B. {4}c. t3)I). I2l

7133lt' G' i't3713r4'g'16',13731G't'i, t

t2.

A.B.C.D.

t4.11.What is 1

'8A.B.c.Il.

49

24

43

14

C.

D.



Il.

c.

D.

IIl"II

Fifty-four (rygs were to be straredequally among nine students buteighteen of them broke beficre theywere shared. Which mathemmicalcalculation will give the amount eachstudent i6ceived?A. (54- 9)*tsB. (5a+ 9)-18C. (s4 - 18) *- 9D. (5q+ 18)- 9

What is 7 5O6 wrfuren inexponential form?A- Txt06 + 5xld + 6xlorB. Txloa + 5xl0P + 6xl ooC. 7xlo3 + Sxld + 6xlorD. 7xto3 + sxlf + 6xloP

Which expression describe the

nrle in this series?I2r 4, q t, ro, 12, ,..-lA- n+2B. , nx2C. 2n+ 2D- 2nx2

IIse thc irifomrdon bclow io enswci ite2l r;d2LArin hrs l5 m.ngoei end Pam hag lO.

\f,|hat is the ratio ofPam'smangocs to Amr's?

2:33:23:55:3

22_ What is the ratio ofPam'smangocs to the total amount? .

A. 5:2B. 2:5C. 5:3D. 3:5

MCI\,D(LVI represents the year achunch was buih. What year ryastbd?A. rgffiB. lg&t

c. 1946D. 19t44

lllhat is tbc srm ofth multiplesof 5 uftich are befurcen 20 and4A?A.@;B-90.c. 130 '|. ,

n. 150 'I

23-

Whio-h operation will reslrftin thedifference bctween ,A 2z5E

A.*3

58 2t-

A.B.C.D.

43-x-8a *?58

r{]

t

19.

2/l-

c. 36ID. 48

25.

o

If 6 anngoes cost the same as 12ptumsi how many plums cost thesqlne as 24 ma4goes?U12B. 32



1"' 3t-

u

A boywalkod'8 Hlometres in Ztrouls. IVhich operuion wilt givethe distanoe he uralk€d in 5 horrsif he did so d the samc pom?

8x5

What is the circumferenceofthe circle with ceiltre P ifthe radius

is Tcrh?22

Use rr :T

7cml4cm22cm44cm

\ilhich is the correct operaion forchanging 2 hours to rninutes?

A- 6O x2B. 6O:2c. 60 -2I). -ffi+2

Which witl give ttre.ratrre ofpi (r)?A- diametcr^+ radiusB. ndirc +- dianeter(C. diametcr + cimrmferenceID. circumferenoe + diamster

A pem ofribbon is 4.5m inlcngth- Hont tnatty lcln piecescan be cut from it?A- 4 500B. 450

Wbd is th length ofX in thisshape ifth perimeter is 56cm?

Itcm49cm39cm

7cm3m

Itrhich solid qruuld a mriuntain mostlilrcly resemble?

. 8x24.5

B.

D.

2

2+58

39.

c. 45ID. 4

40.-

A.B.c.D.

A.B.cD.

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B.c.ID.

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Which is a vertical line segment?)A. P

l-.--.r---e

. 43. Which describes a si:alw triangle?A- 3 equal sides and anglesB. 3 ufrequal sides and angfesC. 2 equal sides and l right angleD. 2 unequal sides and I rieftt

angle

Use this diagrem to answer itcms 44 and45-

G4-5cm

F

Which best describes tbe shapein which B is located?A. triangleB. squareC. polygonI). pentagon

What is the peqiqfacr ofthequadrilateral DEFG?'A. 22CnB. 23anrC. 40cmI). 45cm

Where should the centre oftheprotnactor be placed to measurethe size of the rngle labelled X?

The diegram rhows a number oftriengles labelled I to V. Use it tornswer items 17 end tl8'.

5-

46.

Ic.

A;IB. IIc. urD. IV

D.

4447. What t1rye ofangle is located atM?

A. riehtB. reflenC. obtuseD. acute

lOcm



Wfrich giangtes 8ne congncnt?Ar II and mB. ryand \/C- ttr aod IVD. I and If

Whioh movernent betnrcen aqr ofthe points A" B, C and D shown in thcdiagram belo*'could bc described as'horizontal'?

A. BtoCB. BtoAC. ,r' CtoDD. CtoA 52-

Which ofthe given anglesmeasures morc tlnn 90?

qroicF shapc hae q infnitc mrmbe

"flit*"of syrrrnerj '51.

l

C

LL

A

f

}\|h is the size of ^tre rogle i, inrriangle RSIT?

ld8f

todr20P

A.B.c-D-



53. This pie'Gliart shows anrnonthlyjspe4ding. Thespent oq car loan is the same as forfood. 'Uthat is the siize ofthe angltiatthe sectioir rqprcsGnted by'{DtherErpenscs"?

A. 36"B. 45" 57 _

c. 126"I). 1440,

55. Paul hCs'{*' cards- He wins'9monc in a ganre. Ufhicfterqpressirm sho"ws the ngmber ofcards he hf,$ altqgsther?A. hx9B. h+.9c. h+9D. h-9

56. Five times a mrmber'g'"iii'creas"dI bmmes 28. lilhich e>rpressionr€presents the information?A- 5g + 4:28B. 5q +8 --28C. 5 +&qf?sID. 5 +g:28r#bat is the value of 5a + 6b 17cwhen o:2, b :3 and c : 5?A-lotB. 28c. s3D.63

Which represents'r' increased by

54. In the fupe labcill€d CDEF,

CD: EE and ar8 e C: I lO".Wbat is the size of angle D? 58.

C.rD. 2r

A- r* rB. rx?t

+bx?:

John has nvicc the number ofmarbles 'm' aslan- Toge*her they

have 24 rnaftles. Which maths€fitcnce shows this information?A- ?Jn+m:24B. 2m- m:24.C. ?m+ m:V*D. 2m x m :24

59.

A.B.C.D.

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Ifa+6=16,irfrdiii?"A l.h; ., . '. .]"' 4',"

.: .i i, .: 1 ,. .,..i .,..r. Il,B"bc. 66b.*

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62'

63.

If l8y = Zz,u,hich oeenation ufligive the nalrrc ofylA. 72+ lg

72+ t872-r8

'D. .' 'h,xt8

Esth€r'is':i' yFr.S oldsister, srm ofthdr 4gerris,l8;i

Which nath sentencecrepresents the infomatbnZA. xL lg

b:g

1rr ri:

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g- Oillfifticlisire*ryenosnhori3d$located?

A- Cedar StrdB- Cila\a StreetC. Lignum Street :'

D. Mahogany Street

65- IilOwrmiany.-'hOUseSiareisn,Ged4rSteA and'fatogany Sa.r.taltogcih€f? '

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Twenty snrdenrs travel to. schod b:il:]; by cars' ro bY tirfrs'ebfl''4owallc Whicb tablc etitutfrepr€sctrts this data?

.Thc greph rho*.rhc tiqg'rrynt b'y two-

ii"t?t it r"otbiii ptrcrica over-1.4'y1*k;t"d" Usc it to rnsrcr itcl 70 -72'

Time SPertet Footbell Practicc

Trri Crr Bus Wrfk40 20 r5 .10

71.

c.

t6

11

12

10'ti a.-

6

I

2oA student scored,92r9Lr87'76. and 9O on

*c.h"f S subiect*'in*es'o*rrnfuretion' Uscibc soorcr to rnswcr itcns 67 rDd C8'

-et - Wbat is'tbc modc'of'the'seiofscores?A. v2.B- 90 :.

c. 87D. 76

68. Vtharis..thcmedianiof'thesetofscor€S?A. E2B. 90c. 87D. 76

69.D.

A. 36B. 26c. 2sD. 23

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20 lo. 15'', '40

Tari Ccr Bus .Walk

10 "15. 40'' zo lsrrr'" l.IET:ry I

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On what tYPe of&abtns theinformation Preseoted?A- bar graPtB. clotte'greiDF ' 'C. line graPE

n. elcto:"Fraeh ;Which-stf td$iffi t-,is'tmc?

What is the mean of thc scor€lt



2. LI*r many lmrrs did Iohn ryendat fodall practice for thc a qmefts?A. 42B. 38

c. 26D. 13

The ten toys in a gtab b4g are3 cars, 3 dolls, I teddy bearand 3 aeroplanes. What is theprobability of grabbing adoll on the first try?

A.1

10

The mean of 4 numbers is 15. Ifthree ofthem are I 12 and l8twhat is the fourth rmmbs?A. 24B. 30c. 36D. 40

Thc linc SFrph rhors ttc dirtance I atrhevellcd bdrren t aD. end t2 noon on Igircn dry. Use it lo rmwcr items 75 -?7,

8:00 9:00 10:00 {l:OO t2:oo

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T5- What distance did the car travel_up to I l:30 a.m_?A. 300 kmB. 250 kmC. 200 kmD. 150 km

76. For how long did the car travelovef, the glve,n period oftime?A. 4 hoursB. 5 hoursC. 8 hoursI). 12 hours

77. Which will result in the.meandistance that the car travelled?A. 354 + 12B. 350+ 8

C. 300+ 5

D. 300+ 4

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A. AsteroidB. EarthC. -$uirII Mooh

Which gas is M()ST important forlife on eartl'r?

A.

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wtrich or," ofl,].se is a planet?

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Which df these is.regarded asground provision?

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A.ft.C.D.

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A.B.'c.D.

heliurr-ozoneoxfgenargon

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Wool, used to rnakel"*edt ru,Sorne other ualrr er clothingr..cofiresfrom

A. aninl6lsIf. plantse'. the soil .

D. the sea

When Jay btcw up hcr fourballoons, tlrey hacl the shapcsshorvrr belorv.

Whiclt one has a similar shape tothe Earth?

C.

qu_estion.sJ6_qruJ.Z. \

Yeor

No. of visitors

Yisitqr. Arrivals to Greenfi eld

6.

I'7.

For what periodplirre does theta bl e pro vi dq-i.nformat i on ?

A. 2 yearsB 3 years..C-. 5 yearsD. 6 years

Which of the following staternentsabout the table is true?

A. 1986 was the be_st-1r-ar'forvisitor al:ei.rdfs.

B, Therfewest number of visitorsarrived in 198S.

C. Visitor arrivals grew steadilyover the period shown.

D, In l9B8 visitor arrivalsdeclined in relation to l9g?.

A.

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Why do we say that the Earth'satmosphere is like a blanket?

Usc, ths rliuri trr bclQ.W to nns.ryprquestion,S

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Lirr c.r pf Lrilits tl r:il rld Lon gitu d.q

What is Q's location?

A. 100N, ww

til lrlN, t 5ow

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It. is alwa;zr6ann.

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It keeps the Earth in orbit.{'t rs the sun's protectivecover.

D, It is the Earth's protectiv

whicrr;':::., a prant n..o ,n oto make its own food?

,A. oxygen

''Ir carbon dioxideC. heliumD. hy'drogen

A"B.-e.'D.

-lt The sola:: system con'Srsts ot-l

ffi;iilil,gililnroons, Earth, sunplanets, Earth, moons

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lL Which of the folhwing is an islancontin:nt?

A Australia

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lf your home is in the parishnumbered 9, in which part of theisland are you living?

north-eastsouth-east

C north-west'D. south-east

'Which twb islands have activevolcanoes?

A. St. Vincent ary{Doprinica'ts Montserdt and St. VincqntC. -Fominica and HaitiV. Montserrat and HaitiThe Carihheatr Islands are influenceclby the sga, thqrefore, they alLh'ave.a_.

A po.leB. orbit ,

a1" eefipse " axis

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amaicds Trade with . Narda

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19. While on vacation, I visited theRiver Nile. In whiclr continentwas I?

A. Europe

lI. r'.ftt<,C. ^{siaf'1, Australia

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Mnp of tlre Worlql

Which of the following is used toidentify the,tlrdian Ocean?

What is the name sf thc continentlabelled 1?

PtfropeSou(b Anerico-AfricaNorth America

22. Which place is in the SouthernHemisphere?

'A. l8.4c.5D-6

23. Wrich of the following is a naturalresource?

A, clothB. cenrerrfC, bauxiteD; alurninum

Tlre diagrnnr hclpw qlrnws the main Iinesqf lntitud_c .on t'tre Trarth.

I Isc it Jo. o n^s-ly.elc u es.tion ?4.

231 "

o231 "

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What is the narne gS-vertto line II?

A{cric Circle,Antnrcticpirate.Tropic of CapricornTropic of Cahcer t

A.tsL'.D.

A.B,e.th.

@oNorth Pole



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26.

2'1.

What does the sYtnbol t' o " on trvcntlrer chart nrean?

A. The sun iwshining-g. The-skY is clear-'C- T6ere is no rain.D. There is a full moon.

Which of these National Fleroeswas alive when Jamaica becameIndependent?

A. Paul BogleB- Sam S.JrdiPeC. No'rlnan ManleYD. George Williatn Gordon

Which diagrarn (@T{B[':CTI '\'shows the path and direction inwhich the earth rotates?

Dellzc an}o J arrrarsi'rBrazil and El SalvadorJamaica and BrazilBelize and El Salvador

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Wlrich countries .]ndve a coastline onttre Caribbean€ea?

29. Which country is a Part of theCreater Antilles?

A. Domini-edB. 9u6'a

C. GrenadaD. Barbados

30. .Which word I}Ir.S-r describes theshape oftJranus?

A. sphericallt. cyli.adficalC. ovalD. elliptical

3l . Several pbople were on their roand'the soldiers were fiusYrescuing others. Most of theanimals wefe-drowned-

What disaster is-being described?

4". a floodlt. a volcartoC. an earthquakeD. a fire

32. 'When Pam left home it was suAftcr she walked for a fewninutes, lt began to rain.

Which of the following EESTdescribes what had haPPenedlP

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Which of these capitals is a touristresort?

A. May Pen /A. Spauisfi TownC Montego Bay-D. Port Maria

Which of these is a fishing centrein Jarnaica?

A Old Flarbo0rll. MandevilleC. Elrowr's TownD May Pen

Whieh of the following is the usualpattem for food distribution inJamaica?

A. wholesaler r) retailer* distributor -) consumer

B. consurner * retailq+ distributor + wholesaler

C. retdfler -) consunlerr wholesaler -r distriburor

t). distributol + wholesater* retailer r) collstrner

Which of the following airlineswould transport the rnost p.asSengersft-onr Trinidad to Jarrni€a7

LrffigWIAAir CanadaArnerican Airlines

35. What are the large ln.d rno*"ac aF

48. In which of the following townswould you MOST LIKEI+X-getservice from an emlesfy?

A. Montego BayB- NegrilO Kingston

D. Ocho Rios49. Which of the following is exported

from Port Antonio?

A. sugarB. bananas..C. bauxiteD. alumina

50. In which parish would you find theDonald Sangster Airport?_. -_,A. st.bnd{B. Sf. Thomasq,- St. AnnD. St. James

5l . What does a small farmer/s?

AL grows.trvariety of cropsB. ercports bananas regularly

C. rears thousands o*f chickensb. tends several hundrecl cows

52. Mr. Blake is importing five tonnessteel. Which of these-ypulclffTRto trarrspo rt it tg)diaica?

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45.

46.

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A, p?ssenger aircraftU. lrelicopteiC, cargo shipD. cnrise*shin

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In which industry do they work?

A Manuffcturing;;: Touism

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C. BauxiteI). Coffee

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Coutrlrics Natural Resourccs

Guyarrq Bauxite

Belizc Forests

Puerto l(ico Tobacco

Barbados Sugar Cane

.lo" i, I chef and Jaue is a waitrcss.'l'hcy ryork at Sea Air Resort.

Irr rvhich country is minitfgIvlOSIlr.IKli.I .y o take place?

i Q{yanal}r BelizeC, Puerto RicoD. Barbados

Use, tlris nralr to nn.ffilr question-ii.

Map., qf-Sa q tp-ls la n fl

55.

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Tolaise is an inland town. Wrichof these numerals indicalgs Tolaise?

T

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A.,8.c.D.

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56. Which of the fioltowing townscould be called the centre ofcornnrunication?

r\, Mango Valle-yIl. Orangg- ItiverC. Ppat'Treel). Breadfruir FIill

57, Why are there many ganrlentlactories located close to wlranves?

n. To let workerS see the shipswhen thgf corne into port.

Il. Becedsc workers need to berryear the sea.

C., To allow rnanufacturers toget irnported material easily.

I). Because nrany people Iivenear the wharf.

The tal'rle trelpw slurws goods tradedbetrypcn,,two c-o.untries. Use lt to ansrverquesfion 5_8

Which of the following items doesLamada irnport from Czlrarna?

cgmfuterscementsteecars

What is the major religion-o{ theCaribbean people?

A. *Sfamk. BuddhismC^ Christianity

D. FlinduismWhich pair of towns is associatedwith the Donald Sgggster€hd theNorman MarLlpldirports? .

A. Montego nuy...rcingston3. Falmouth..........Montego BayC. Kingston..........May PenD. May Pen...........Falnrouth

58.

A.B.C.D.

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60.

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6r Which style of nrusicCORIUX-;[I 'v tnatches its country?

A. Reggae........-..AntiguaB Calypsc..........TrinidadC. D4elengue....-..BarbndosD l3eguine..........Janraica

Of which parish is Lucea the capital?

KirrgstonWestfuorelandSt. Mary 'Hanover

With which of the followingconntries would you a.ss€ciateRice and Peas asrlone-Pot rneal?

A. {rinidadIl, Barbadosq. JamaicaD. Guyana

Orr which of tirese fields isi rr terrrat ional cricke;l-ptnyed?

..A. ,Sdbina Parkl)-. Brooks ParkC. CaYmatras ParkD. Cocorrut Park

Wlten our.Alrican ancestors firstcatrte to the Caribbeanr:rluhich cropdicl MQ:ST ofthf'rrr Produce?

tv, sugar canet . rice'C.: cocoltut

Which of the following towns is thecapital of a CaribbtT courrfry?

A. Brorvri-s Town

I]. 1?liamiC.' Port-of-SpainD. Portsrnouth

What name is given to the.Jrighesttnountain in Jamaic.g?

A. l*orthern Rauge,, .f}, '" Blue Mountain

C. Cordillera Central

D.Sierra Maestra

Where did the Amerindiansoriginate?

*A. lndia'8, AfricaC-. The ArnericasD. The Caribbean ''

Jon atrd Norrrra conrPete in trac

nntl fielcl events.

Which word describes Jon andNorma ?

A. coaclrss-B. 'dGregates(} sPectatorsfi. athletes

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69.

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76. Which one is MOST LII(IrLy to bea town?

4. Diamood-d. Heanq Spadc 80'

D. Ctub

77, Which sertlements are VIQSI.L.lKELy to have a secondarysclrool?

' r\, Diamond and Heartfl" Diamond and Club{- I-leart and Spadel). Spade and Cltrb

Mark lives lrr a counCry whrstl rsJnmaicats Caribbcn{r ncighliour.

Which of these could be truc?

Ma* lives in __ j

A. ChinaB. Cs$ada9. Argentine Republip.D. I)ominican Republic

The Prirne Minlster from Znnrbiavisited Jamalca and nrct,privatclyrvith our Prinrc Ministcr.

In which of the following buildingswould they MOST:'I.lKF.r,y havemet?

tt. Devo-n l{ouse$ Cordon HouseC. Jamaica l{ouseI). King's l{ouse

'We nre taking a trip. We fly norilrfor less thtn en hour frornMontcgo Bny. When 1ve lantt rvediscovcr that thc peo.ple speqk .

Spanish.

Where_^arc we?

A. Haitin CubaC. TrinidadD. Venezuela

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79.



Us" this t"bl" to a"s '

;e00 .;,

What is the air surrounding theearth called?

atmosPherehemisPhereuniversecr1rst

A- EarthB. JuPiterC. Mercury

D,NePflrne

7. How does the earth rotate?

A. on its a:risB' around the moon

' C. towards the north PoleD. beside ttre sun

A.B.c.D.

4.

Planets travel along a grvel patlWnut is the sPeci,al name given tthis path?A. course

B. trackC. routeD. orbit

Which of the following Planetsthe sbortest Year?

Which set of towns has a

temperatrrre of 33 " C?

'A. Ocho Rios, MaY ?en' L-ucea-8.Montego BuY, Morant BaY'Port Maria

C. Savanna-la-Mar' MaY Pen'Port Antonio

D. SParrish Town'Kingston

SavannaJa-Mar'

Wnich towrr )ras dre highesttemPerature?

A. KingstonB. MaY PenC. Ocho RiosD. Port Maria

Which of the following grouPs is;;; uP onlY of water bodies?

A. sea, mountain' ocean

B. lake, river' Pt4nC. : OC€?n, Sea' VaIleY

D. sea' lake, ocean

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8. Which of these is an element

weather?.

A. time zoneB. lightningC. thr:nderD. temPerature



rMaPs of four towns

I r-7, TI €-Ati;i )*",i€i G--":

12. Which word BEST describes theearthts shepe?

A.B.c-D.

ellipticalsphericalcircularoval

stonntyphoonhurricaneeanhquake

13. Which of the following does NOToccur in Jamaica?

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a bank @l ichool ; church Q shoP

e hospitat C clinic-

Post office

9. Which of the following facilities isavailable ONLY in one town?

A. bankB. shoPC. schoolD. chr.uch

10. What does the symbol El represent?

A. churchB. schoolC. shoP

D.bank

I 1. Which town has the least number ofshops?

4.; IVB. IIIC.. IID. I

A.B.c.D.

\o J\'q-,-j14. Which island is comPletelY

surrounded by the Caribbean Sea?

A. JamaicaB. AntiguaC. Dominica

, D. St. Vincent

Use this diagram tg answer item 15.

What ternperatr:re is shown on thisthermometer?

A. 70'cB. 72" Cc. 75" CD. 80'C

15.



Use the map to answer ques.tions 16 and17.

World tvlap

DV-

On the world ffiap, which continentis labelled T?

AfricaEuropeAntarcticaAustralia

Cuba is north of Jamaica. florvcan we describe Jamaica'sposition?

north of Cubawest of Cubaeast of Cubasouth of Cuba

Ilurricanes, fl oods, ea rthquakesare eYents that affect theCaribbean region.

What are these events called?

A. weather bonditionsB. climatic conditionsC. natural disastersD. 'man-made disasters

Which concePt is NOT correctlYmatched with its meaning?

A nat yofresh running wate

Highland mass

A line around anisland

16.

A.B.c.D.

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A.B.c.D.

20.

21.

17. On the MaP of the World the oceansare numbered 1-5- Which numberlabels the Indian Ocean?

A.8.,c.D.

What do we call the Process bY

which huge machines digbauxite

from deeP down in the soil?

'JJlruffir,G

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18. 22. Which island belongs to the

Greater Antilles?

A.B.C.D.

miningforestrYagriculturetechnologY

A.B.C.D.

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c.

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S.tudy tlre map then answer quqstiqn 23 -24.

Map of Zenda Islqnd

Mdsrpad- f Golf Course:

Paristr bousdiry

@ *irpon{- Riva

In which two Parishes would Youfind airports?

St. Bess and St. Ana

St. Peter and St. JohnSt. Maria and St. LouisSt. John and Sr. George

ln which two Parishes are riversfound?

St. John and St. PeterSt. Maria and St. John

St. Peter and St. LouisSt. Maria and St. Louis

Which of these is the SAFESTsource of drinking water?

A. pipeB. riverC. pondD. spring

Jackie is a meteorologist. Whichof the following would she MOSTLIKELY do?

A. make telePhone instrumentsB. give rePorts on the weatherC. read the electricitY meter

D. install the water meter

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26.

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Study the map.below' then 3n:,werquestion 27.

Map of Jamaica

27.

23.

24.

A.B.c.D.

A.B.

C"D. What do the areas shaded on the maprepresent?

A. plainsB. mountainsC. riversD, valley

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28. Every Saturday morning Johndumps the garbage into ihe "i"e.ehind his house-

Which of the following bestdescribes what he has been doing?

A. trelping the garbage collectorB. saving the family moneyC. polluting the riverD. feeding the fish

Use this diagram of the solar system to"n"ao

r.

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4'

A.B.C.D.

starsmoonsplanetscountries

Which of the following would youdescribe as natural resources?

A. booksB. forestsC. buildingsD. machines

31. What is Sharon talking about?

A. weatherB. climateC. tornado

D. huricane

32. Which of the following groups ofitems would you classify as' agricultural products?

A. t-shirts, potatoes, pencils,ribbons

B. exercise books, melons,

tables, paperC. tiles, breadfruits, steel,coconuts

D. bananas, guavas, pumpkin's,sugar-cane

30.

HctloSwo*,Vhy dtdtr'ttntcoil'. to sctr4pillnstcr&Y?

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I Which of the followingplaces

wouldreceive the heaviest rainfall?

A. Good HoPeB. LindenC. DaYtonD. Annai

Carrot ValleY has not received

rain for sixmonths. ManY animals

hale died and the grops havewithered.

Which natural disaster has affectedCarrot ValleY?

A. volcarroB. droughtC. floodingD. i -"

huiricane

Think of the planets as being Fnumbered 1 to 9. lUIf the numeral 1 is nearest to the sun,

which of the following numeralsrepresents Earth' s position?

A.B.c.D.

Il_se this map to answer guestion 36-

Map of James Island

What important element is missingfrom the maP?

parish boundariestitleAreadingkey/legenddirection

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37. I have visited strange worlds. Ihave seen shooting stars, cometsand Saturnts rings, but I am nowhappy to return to planet Earth.

Where did this person visit?

A. Mexico CityB. the sunC. outer spaceD. the equator

Use the graph beloq to qgswer qg,estion

38'

Cargo Slrips-.Arriving ?t Fort Vet

The Music Islands

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38. Which could be true of Port Vel?

Why do Mento Island and CalYPsolsland experience daylight atapproximately the same time?

They are _A. rnountainous

B. the same sizeC. in the sarne latitudeD. in the salne longitude

Which of the following resultsfrom the fact that the Caribbean islocated between latitude 4oN and270N?

All countries

39.

A.B.C.D.

It is an inactive portIt is a busy portThe water is pollutedThe water is shallow

speak the same languagehave high mountain rangeshave similar clim'atic Patternshave the same type ofgovernrllent

A.B.C.D.

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Which of the following is MOSTLIKELY to supply water to peoplein a large town?

A. wellB. tankC. . springD. reserrroir

Which of these activities is usuallvdone in factories?

A. selling raw materialsB. dumping raw materialsC. making useful productsD. destroying useful products

Which of the following is themajor money earner in Jamaica?

A. miningB. . tourism

C. agricultureD- manufactlrring

Which of the following is themajor economic activity in Cuba?

45. Which of these would be used intransporting ravy materials fromCanada to Jamaica?

A. busesB. trainsC. shipsD. cars

46. Which form of inlandtransportation is most popular inJamaisa?

A. airB- roadC. waterD. railwav

[Jse the d,iagrams.to answer question 47.

47. What process is illustrated by these

pictures?A. miningB. tourismC. agricultureD. manufacturing

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A.B.c.D.

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48. The signs below were seen inCanada. What economic activitYis being promoted?

fishingminingtourismmanufacturing

At the Scientific Centre in ISIandTee, the scientists work on waYs toimprove methods of Production.

Whichbest describes what the

scientists are doing?

A. reading about scienceB. following instnrctionsC. developing technologYD. working hard

Identify the sentence whichdescribes a forestry?

50. BEST

A.

B,

large area of land coveredwith treesa large garden of strrubs anflowersflowers and thistles in a par

a group of small trees on ahiu

Which of the following means'exchange of goods between twocountriest?

tradetourismculturetechnology

Every year Mr. Douglas sells1OO0 tonnes of sugar to a compain England?

c.D.

51.

A.B.

C.D..B.C.D.

52.

49.

53.

A. retailerB. importerC. exporterD. wholesaler

The Jarnaica Flour Mills imPowheat for making flour. In ttrprocess of manufacturing flouwhat is wheat called?

Which wordDouglas?

A.B.C.D.

BEST describes Mr

fresh productsraw materialexported goodsforeign exchange

Janaica Land ofReggae Music

$,ll yearSunshine

Wbite SandBeaches

Warm, friendlypeople

Rafting on the RioGrandd



56.

54. Which word means .application ofscience to work'?

A. culture

B. resourceC. technologyD. interdependence

55. Which of the following activitiesdirectly relates to manufacturing?

A. processingB. banking

C. quarr5ringD. retailing

Why does the mining sectoremploy fewer persons than tbeagricultural sector?

A. The mining sector uses moremachines.

B. The work is more dangerous

in the agricultural sector.C. People work longer hours inthe agricultural sector.

D. People prefer to work in ther tnining sector.

Carl lives in Jamaica, James inSiberia, Sukie in Japan and Ayo inGhana.

Which of these boys lives in acountry where car manufacturing andfishing are the main economicactivities?

A.B.C.D.

CarlSukieJamesAyo

Mr. T, the butcher depends .onMiss Lena to sell him cattte froher farmf Mr. T and Miss Lena are

interdependent which of thefollowing statements about herwould be correct?

A. She is very independentB. FIer son butchers her cowsc. ii:;:*es to work withD. She needs Mr. T to buy hecows.

Trinidad has asphalt, o.il andmachinery. Which of the followis also needed for the country tocarry out its drilling activities?

A. tbrestsB. rainfallC. workersD. mountains

Which of these sports is played

ffi""j;r.FTENin all Caribbean

58.

59.

60.

57.A. ice hockeyB. baseballC. cricketD. karate



II'

II

1. Of which origin are ttre urajority ofpeoPle who live in Jamaica?

A. lndian

B. ' AfricanC. ChineseD. EuroPean

Use.this diagram to Snswer question 63'

Mr. Brorvnts llouses

Location of Manufacturing I+dustries

63. Mr. Brown looks after four housFor which one is he MOST LIKreceiving rent?

A. 1

8.2c.3D.4

Hundreds of Years ago l(wanand manY others from'West '

were brought to the CaribberWhat is the MOST LIKELY

" reason why theY lvere brouglhere?

A.B.C.D.

for a holidaYto seek for goldto work as slavesfor a better climate

62. From the information given on the

map, whY would more jobs inmanufacturing be offered inKingston than anYwhere else?

A. Kingston has the largest Port'B. Kingston is the largest Parish'C. Kingston is thicklY

PoPulated'D. fi"gston has the largest

industrial areaIII

I

64.

Mrs. Smith.'is about to' buy this

housc whichis unoccupied



69.es.

r. Which g.ouo contains the MOSTpopular sports in Jamaica? ---

Which two leaders led Jamaicainto independence?

A. Edward Seaga and p.J.Patterson

B. Michael Manley and EdwardSeaga

C. Alexander Bustamante andNorman Manley

D. Bruce Golding and p.J.Patterson

Which of these musical forms DIDI){"OJ begin in the Caribbean?-

A. Jazz

B. SocaC. ReggaeD. Calypso

A. swimming, hockey, cricketB. hockey, basketball,

swimmingC. horse racing, basketball,

footballD. cricket, football, athletics

Where is the National Heroes parksituated?

Jamaica and Barbados play.u"

'f.friendly football match

"t tl. tD t"National Stadium.

What is the name given to the Deoolewho watched the match? ' r

A. assemblyB. audienceC. spectatorsD. congregation

I

Every year a group of Cubandancers comes to the WardTheatre to per{orm. A Jamaican

dance group also goes to Cuba toperform.

What type of link is beingencouraged between these countries

A. culturalB. politicalC. economicD. geographic

Which of the follc,wing areexamples of.religions?

A. Clristianity and BaptistB. Baptist and AnglicanC. Anglican and HinduismD. Hinduism and Christianity

66. 70.

7t.

A. Ocho RiosB. KingsronC. Morant BayD. Montego Bay



Use the informatiPn in this tabanswer queqtion 72'

The totat population is representedon the Pie chart below'

IIow are Caribbean PeoPle

They

A.B.

74.

C.D.

have similar national sYmb

share a similar historicalbackgrounduse the sarne moneyspeak the same language

75. Where would a businessman gpurchase US$ and dePosit cash

his savings account?

A. supermarke.B. Post office'a. carrbioD. bank

Which of these rnedia t"t$rhave the GREATEST effect o*"ip""Fa;;*i-lr--r"maica?

72.

76.

Which age grouP is at IV?A. under 20 YearsB. 20 -59 YearsC. 60 - 80 YearsD. over 80 Years

Which of the following BqSfdescribes a PeoPlets culture?

A. their waY of lifeB, the work theY do

C. the waY theY sPeak.

n. their dance and music

r r^Michael l{olding is linked tocricket. To which sPort canMcCallum be linked?

A. newsPaPersB. televisionC. comPuterD. radio

A. boxingB. hockeYC. footballD. swimming

77.73.

lTYz25s0

60-8020-59

under 20

l



Jsmaica is linked to Reggae. Towhich of the following canTrinidid be linked?

A. cha chaB. merengue

C. calypsoD' jon

Which of the following statementsBEST describes whY a cricketer*** a helmet and knee Pad?

A. to protect him from iqiurYfrom the ball

B. because his knees are hurtingC. to protect his head from thesun

D. to protect him from falling

How has the introduction of thetelephone changed the waY PeoPlecommunicate?

A. PeoPle can travel to America

faster.B. It is easier to ranite relativesabroad-

C. People can talk longer toeach other.

D. News can get around theworld faster.

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e

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2001

Whiclr o{'these gascs is I\{OSTirrrlrortirrrl ftrr lil-c <lrr carth?

rr i L rcrgetroxySenhelitrrnafgou

\l"ltirt is thc spccial rlante- given tothc' path alolrg rvhiclt plalrets travel?

coursetrack

r'otrteortrit

Wlrich of the l'rrllowirrg lisLs ()NLYelenrents of rveather?

A- clotrd. rain- altitucje. wind8. rairr- cloucl . srrn. altitr,rcleC. srrrr- rvirrci. ci<..rrd. r.airrO. slrrr- altitr-rclc- rain, rvirrcl

Irr rvhich clin-ratic region is Jarnaica?

A. North 7-cn-tt>B. Sorrth Zoneg Tropical Zone0. South Temperat€ Zone

Wlrat does a thernrorneter measure?

htrnriditvr....itrd grrgp.:-l

:i f P 't:':i:ii;i dte lllPe l'atrlre

Which group of words rranles ONLYlandfornrs?

nrountains, slopes, watertables. garclens

t:iltttrrs'hills' valleYs'

6.

A.E

n.Bc.D.

A.g.

c.D

C. garde'ns, co11'lmrrnitics,plateaux, rivers

D. slol:es, comrnunities,nrountains, hills 'l

Use this diaqram to ansrvcr itern 7.

Map of Gurn

I{IIY

Which rvord belorv best describesparishes I ancl II?

,A groefl4ndl

g- ptot eouC- inounl.itirrsD. deserts

;':. :;;

/-'y\-

ltt

grass l-anci

dese rt

moun tal.tr

placeau

fore st

7.

A.Bc.D

N

+



il. Whiclr <>t'tlrcsc is ir I i nc <.rl- | ongittrtlc'i'l'he

Ilo,

II

tT

I

A.rI.C.D

[ir; rr nt o r-

Alctic Circle'l'r'<.rpi c o l' (larrcc: rC rcerr r.vic 1r lvlcrict ilr:

l-low rtrr.rclr rvnter is .sltorvrron tllelr.leasuring cyl incler?

A. 5o0 r.i6- -5tomlO 55o rirlO 60o nrt

Wl'riclr of these is a clrirr-ircter"istic ofir lake? lt

Which ol- tltcse is irll c.rurrrplc ol. irrrirttrral clis;rs(cr-'?

l'lo<.rclars() nriotrohbery

W.hich of thcse colirrtries lrzrs anactive volcano?

A. .lerrnlicirb Cuba

BarbaclosMont.serr:lt

14. Wirirt lirrc crf ilrtirrrcle is rr.ra.rkecl X?

Grca.t CirclcAntarctic CircleTropic of CancerTropic of Capricorrr

12.

t3.

c

A.B.c-D

is surrounded by lancl.

is hordered try a centinenr.contairrs dalt water.flow.s to the sea. N

t

&aip*t'

Which of tlre following planets isfarthest froln the surr?

.Sltl urrr

.lupiterEa: thNtl ilrs

A.g&E.

rQ|.itlrr s )ws il

800700600500400300200ro0

A.

&v

@IIa rth.. u.se it"-to :rnsrveritem 14.



Use tlrg- dltsrarn bclgrv_tg.a$slver itc$r 15.

I\'lap of the lVorld

| 5. Wlrat do thc lrurneralh.1,2,3.;4 nnclon tlre ntilp repre.sent?

A. seasB. - islerndsC oceflnsD. continerrts

\ 16. Whiclr of the followirrg resulrs fr-omthe rotation of tlie cirr'tlr tlrr iti i.r,ris?

A. eartlrquakcsB. day ancl niglrt

C. the season.sD. mollths of the year

Which of the.se is a natural resourie?

'l'ltis table slrorvs .srlrrre Ili{lrtarrtlarc:rlrrsc it tq {ll5tvcr ilcnr 20.

Wlrich group of islrurds t>elongs totlrc Cire:rtcr Antille.s?

A. Jarrrlicu. Ctrba. l.lispluriolaIl. Antigt:a,

Gu:r<lelou;lc.CjrcnltrlrrCubir. I'trcrt(l lRicr:r. [)orrrinicar()rcrrir<'trr, I I isparriolu. Jrrrni.ric:r

Which of these highlanr.l atearsbclolv six hrurcl l'ccJ rrictr-cs?

r9.

C.I).

ts0,

t7.

A.B.C.D.

A.B.C.f).

Vfhich of ttrese countrie.s is NOT anisland?

Bluc N4ountairrDolplrin lleadMt. DiabloJohn Crow

TrinidadBarbadosGuyanaCrrha

A8dD.

teleplronesbuildingsforestsroads

18. Wlrat nnnte.is given to fhe air thatgiirfEu.rld t.u.ne ec',rthislandocean'continentatmosphere

$e?D.

Bekrrv (r0(l m Above 600 m

Dolplrin l-leircl Blue Motintain

Montpclier Johrt Crow

Blackwood I-Iill Mt. Diablo



IStud-v thc rnalr thclr nns.rver qucstion 22.

l\'l:rp of Zcnda Island

22. ln lyhich two parislles are airportslocated?

Which set of towrrs is fbund on thecoast oFJamaica?

A. Sparrish Tow-n, MandevilleB. Port Antonio, Montego Bay

C. . Half Way Tree, May penD. May Pen, Sgianish Town

Whiclr of the followirrg are sourcesof drinking water in Jamaica?

25.

26.

A.f|.c.I).

nvers, springs and swampssprings, rivers and wellsrivers, swamps and wellssprings, wells and swanrp

23. Which of the following is tlre capitalof the parish of St. James inJamaica?

A. Morant BayB. FalnrouthC. Port Antonio

' D. Ivlontego Bay

\.\rlliclr of thc ltrllorving is a nrcr.lrodof ptrri fyirrg rvatc rl)

A. LroilingB. zrdding saltC. ' addirrg iceD. lreezing

Use tlris inforriralion to alrsryer itcnr 27.

Eruption Eruption EruptionLava Lava Lava

Pouring odt of thc nrountainsRunning dorvn to the fountains

Darnage to man, damage to lanclDesolation Desolation Desolation

27. Which disaster is the poemdescribing?r

A. hurricaneB. earthquakeC. volcanoD. fire

A.B.c.D.

St. tsess and St- Arra-St. Peter and St. JohnSt. John arrd St. GeorgeSt. Maria and St. Louis

,..:l -

N.

Main road r Golf Cours" IParish botrndar5r

IAirport I

Rivcr

::+,'."t'i9{



28. Wlry doe.s coffee plant grow better inthe lllue Mountairrs tlran they do onthc' Peclro Plnins in Jnmaica?

A. Coffee growsbest in sandvar€q5ll. Coffee grow.s bcst in dry,

h il iy area.s:C. Coffee grolvs be.st in flar

areas.D. Coffee grow.s best in wet,

h ill)' arcas.

In u'hich of the follorving does arneteorologist speci al i z,e?

A. rocks and their formationB. weatlrer pail.erns and

conditionsC. x-rays and similar radiationD. clrstoms of mankind

A nrounr.arin is a higtrland that is

n-ti.c.D.

3(X) rn abovc sc:r lsvel3(X) lrr bcluw sc:r lcvcl7OO m above sea tevel7OO m belorv sea level

What is the shaded section of thediagram showing?

A. dayB. niglrtC. springD.' sunrnler

65X.Nrrts

----

PAYS

, tu*16 hours

2{ hourg

29.4ra

32.

30.

33. With"wlrat woulrl yotr lssrlciate tlrsfollowing list of items?

3t, M.unro College ha.s set up a windturbine to produce electricity.Which of the following instmmentswould tlre operators most llkely haveto use?

t?c;L^ gnu4cIllefn](r i i rCteranernotneterrnce.srrli n g cyli rrder

cal culator, comp uter, mi crowave,machete, pen,

can oDener

tradecookeryte*hnolo3fycCmmu,ni urho*

A.B.C"DB,

C.f)



34. ()rr rr,lriclr coast of the islarrrd isparish X locared?

A. southern. B. northern

C. easternI). weslent

3-5. Sruclents fi.orn the Lesser Antillesparticipated in a sporting event.. Which ol'these cotrntries woulcl travchad representatives there?

A. Grryana13. St. l-r"rciaC:. CrrbaD. tlairi

Eeedtl36.

I am the parched carth of ilris islanrl'Fhat crics for r+.aterFroln the hurly burty of l(ingsronTo the qulte peacc of Negril,This is ffiy c$'r'Water Water

( A. Dcue)

36. Which natur.rrl disaster is afl.ectirri:the earth?

A. {loodingB. drougbtC. " stormD. i tornado

:

()rr arrivnl in'frilritllrl,.f o:rn ll.it.ssurpri.sed lo .sce nlarrl, frrrit.s andvcgetaltles tqr

u.hich slrc rl.it.s accrr.storncdin .la nr:rica.

37. What fe;rtrrre <.r['(hc (-]aritrbearr isg11st lil<_clv t(.r ;rcc()rrtt ftrr thissir:r ilzu'i t1,?

n. clirrrateB. erlucartiorrC. tilne ol'\'earD. re'ligion

S t u tl r' ( h c e r_ir_u r'l- t_qL:rni-tu-s --_{9 u_3a.

T.guList.s yisitins Countn, IfI eelL_Lel5

F9,&.=FuoE.l{lto=z,

800.o00

600,ooo

400,ooo

2oo,ooo

o

1994 1995

I-Iow many trlore tourist.s visiteclCotrntry ll irr 1995 than in l99l?A. 100.000B. tsopooc. 200.oo0D. 2_50.()oo

38.

II

I



39. \*'lriclrsel listed below helps topcrl lute the atnto.sphere?

h. lclrcl ancl c:rrl)on clirtxidet]. oxygen.erlrd aerosol .sl)rays

(-". Oe0e$lsprrvs:rrrd .smokeI). leacl and ox)/*ser.t

fbg]Larrre shorvs. {jaId.if{grgnt,c,l .matic r:glrlrlns, rr.se it to ansrveri(cnr 40-

Mfluildirrg-q

islooN tepee

o tentP house

'Where rvoulcl the btrilctinll lrt IVI befotrrrcl? At the.

A. - L;.qurrtorIJ- /rrcric Circlc-.

' C- 'froJ.ric oiCarrcerD. 1'ro1>ic of Cnpricorrr

-

'I'hirrk of the planets a.s beingnunrhered I, to 9.

lf tlre rrurneral I i.s rrearest to tlre sun.vr,hich of the following rrulner:rlsrepresetr ts earth's po.si ti on ?

Weatlrer Record ftrr thc First Five Daysin a Particular Month.

42. On wirich date is it likely tJrat youwould wear a sweater to school?

.lO.

43.

A.B.C.n.

A.n.cD.

June 2June 3June 4duws

41.

A set of islarrds lie lretryeeir looNand 2O"N of the llquator. I"hey allenjoy a

tropicnl nrarine climate.

From the informatiorr given above,which of tlre follor,ving explains whythis is so. Their

A. lg3c6l). 9

slzeshal:e.W'iTl ctrrectrbnr {. | .11-.lo :t,l tl}ctthql Dffi lfl(Illn

T

orv to a

.fun i t 2I

3 r-{ 5

Cfoud Type

Clouct Cover

'I'emperatureb270C

qfD25"C

+

€D2goc

*o300c

q

@20'c

* stratus* cumulusit cirrus$ curnulonlmbus

(_)t"n l& overcast

$ natttY cloudY



answer items 46 and 42:

l98O Population Distribution

44.

tA.B.c.D.

III

I

Whicl'r of the following has a park inmemory of our National Heroes?

Tlre total population in the tabte isrepresented on the pie chart below.

Which age group is at IV?

Aj uncjer 2O yqar.sB. 20 - 59 yearsC. 60

-80 years

D. over 80 years

Which of the following is a Jamaicantrack and field athlete?

A. James Aclaln.sq. Deoh l{errrnring.sC. Ricarclo GardnJrD. . Mike McCaltum

Torvhich ethnic group does themajority of JamaicanJ belong?

47.

45. On which of these fiefds isi ntcrnatior.lal cricket playecl ?

St. AnnSt. ThornasKing.sronManchester

Sabina ParkBrooks ParkCoconut ParkCaymanas Park

A.B.C.D.

48.

49. ?.

46. How papy age groups in thepopulation are rcpresented by 12 t/zpercent? A,

B.c.D.

4.48.3c. 2.

l). I

EuropeanChineseSyrianAfrican

AGE GROUP PERCISNT OFPOPULATION

Over 8O60-8020-s9

under 20

12 V2

12 V2

2550



50. Which ol'these i.s tlre ot'ficialIan guage of C<rm rnonwe:tltltC:rri lrbenn courr tries?

A. DutclrB. Spani.slrC. T:rrrltcltI). Errglish

Which is Jirlnaica's Motto?

A- Out of lvlarry One PeopleB. Out of Many One NationC. Fronr matry One Peo'pleD. Froln Many One Nation

What kincl of irctivities are CropOver, Carnival and Mardi Gras?

A. playsB. gamesC. concertsf). festivals

What typeof

eventis the Olympics?

A.B.c.D.

I ocalnationalregionalinternational

The University of the West Indieshas campuses in three differentCaribbean Countries. What is ttre

f-\.l\

U.:e Uds tqblelo ansqgn item 55.

Features of Some Islands

55. What is Cou-Cou? A

A. type of grouncl provisionB. form of entertainmentC. type of rrrineral ,D. special dish ;

56. Every Saturday morning JOhnempties the garbage in ttie riverllehind Iri.s lrori':;e

Which of tlre follorvirrg de.scribe-.iwhat Jolrn Iras been doing?

5t.

52-

54.

53.A.B.C.

-D.

57.

na oin aspc cf of 'fnr iUb e +n'' ltvthageti i ii arran gcr))e'.11 t slrr:v;s'l

A- alucational .1. sf)lri tingC- culturalD. diplornatic

Barbcdos Janraica Trinidadarrd Tobaao

Carrre Cricket Cricket CricketProduc(Mirrccl

Lirncstonc Bauxite Asphalt

Dishc.s Flying FishCou-Cor,r

Ackee andsaltfish

Crab andCalallo

Mtr-sic CALYPSO REGGAE CALYPSO

The Prime rninister is having aCabinet Meeting. Which of thesegroups is mostlikely to attend?A his vqrtnls qncl olher.Elqlil*gB - ectcc+ed rfternbcns df

parliamentC" sor'rte mer:i ̂ ,e:-',, c,f i '. '

c( 1'rnlun)[yl). all members of parliament

polluting the-riverfeeding the fishsaving the family rnoneyhelping the garbage eollector



I

58. Which country is NO'f correctlyrnatchecl to one of its specialcelebrations?

59- Wlrich of tlrese is most likely to havethe GRIIA'I'EST effecr orr rhe wavpeople dress in Jantaica?

61. Which person is correctly rrratched tothe sport he/she plays?

A. Track and field.....MikeMcCallurn

R- Cr.icket. . ...Deorr l.IenrnrirrgsC. Boxing. . ...Frarrklyn RoseD. Footbirll.....Ricardo Carclener

Use thls ndver.tisenrerrt to rur.slr,er iten.r (r2.

vA<zCome to the land of {9^>sea irncl fun.

Horne of exciting ReggfaeV -Rock to tlre beat of Reggae SumfestSoak up the rhythmKeep moving the 'body-line'Relax your mind.

62. Which of tlris country's culturalheritdge is mentioned irr theadvertisernent? Its

A. Haiti ......Mardi CrasB. Jamaica. ..Crop Over

S: i;::i:::: : L.JrFe^s'[ivar

A. texrbooks

I i' .:"*i:'::Use this infor-mation to answer ouestion60.l-

63.

A.B.C.D.

A.E.C.D.

Which of these is an organizationthat seeks to promote trading linksamong sorne countries in theCaribbean?

nluslcfoodcraftsports

LTIWICXC

CANACARICOM

III

I

A.B.C.D.

geologistsociologistmeteorologistpsychologist

A News Release

Be prepared for very strong windsand choppy sbas. People living inlow-lying areas should move to

higher grounds immediately.Batten up windows and doors.store non-perishable foocls andIisten lor further news releases.

Who is the rnost likelygive this news release?

person to



64. Which of the followirrg involves thcctrltivation o{-crops ancl thc rcaringof arrintals?

A. tradirrgI]. agriclrlttrre(:" lrortictrl(rrreI). lrrarrrrlhclur.irrg

65- Whiclr of thcse activities is likelr. lcrhrirrg nr<l.sl frrreigrr exch:rngc to..larrra ica'l

A. burnirrg of charcoalB. barrxite mining(-'. sarrd mining' t). exportitrg rnaltgcles

LJse the <IiaErA.Un belorv to ansrver qucstion66-

Ricc Prrrrluctiorr for l99S - 1g98.

In wtrat year was rice production thelowest?

LJsc tlrc diagratm belorv o ansrr.c67.

67.

,, 69-

Which picture slrows that theproductio,, orth""gn;;.;'#;=rs beencorrrpleted? i, , .i

A. IIIj. tI

. (:. IIIr.). rv: '(

A.B.c..D.

199819971996199_s

.:'

'.i

Whidlr',ctf the fol lowing acti vi tiesdirectly rclates to nT.rnu l'uctr-rrirrg?

A. prctcesbirrgI}. quarrying t "C. banking i r;.D- retailing, .,.: i, '

t .r r ., ?."

"-

|

WUicn of the fotk:wing crrips dot "-r'. '.; :

A.t]-c.D.

,wireat and oatsri::e and wheal.i..i){'O;' ..,.. j r',.r1-lcegrorrnd nuts arrd wlrcirt

A

Year lLice Pl'oduction (tons)l99s199(r -r6-;diio_--_-1997 l9,ooo1998 25,OOO



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I

70.

72.

A.B.C.D.

A.

l].

Which of the following is ancxanrple of ftrrestry?

73. Mrs. Anderson bought a pair ofshoes labelled "Mdde in Jarnaica,from genuine Italian leather."

What does the statement "Made inJamaica", from genuine Italianleatlter" nrean?

Mrs. Anderson loves ltalianleather shoes.Italy exports leather'shoes tomany cottntries.The leather from which theslroes was made wasproduced in Jamaica.The leather from which theshoes was made wasirnported from ltaly

Use ghis tabl,g to ansrvgr iterns 74 - 76.

Main Prodircts of Somb Countries

74- Jean imports fmits for her businessin England. From which countrycould she buy products for herbusiness?

planting and caring for largeareas of treescutting dorvn large areas of

A.

B.

C.

D.

tl

treesC. cutting clown and

number of treesD.. sov"'ing seeds on

of land

sawrng a

large areas

.Ianrnicar sell.s bauxite to Canadaarrd in trrrn buys sardines andcodfish from that countrY.

Which type of linkage do these twoconntries share?

sportingcultrrraltradingreligious

Mrs. Janres grows all kinds ol'cropsand rears anilnals and fish. [n whattype of economic activity is slreinvolved?

A. miningt3. sl"rippingC. tourismD. farming'

A.B.C.D.

TrinidadGuyanaAn.tiguaBarbados

Countries Products-----GrenEa Nutmeg, Ivlace

Jamaica Coft-ee, BauxiteBarbados SugarAntigua IlineappleGuyana Bauxite, KceI nnrdacl Asphalt, Qtl



75.

76.

77.

78.

A.B.C.D.

Wlrich tw() countries produce tbesanle itenr?

Jarnaica and ArrtiguaJamaica arrd Guyana'frirridad and Bar-badr.rsl'rinidad ancl Gtryana

Alurnina andCountrlr from

Bauxite Production for a1988 - 1991-

Which conntry is mont tikcty.toexport nraterials for fixing roads?

A. BarbadosB. GuyanaC. AntiguaD. f'rinidad

Wrich of the follorving statementsbest explains why most touristscome to Jarrraica?

$. Many Jamaicans are poor.B. Jamaica has rvarrnth and

sunshine.There are many.iobs inJamaica.

Jarnaicans sell craft goods totourists.

If l(ingston is the manufacturingcentre of Jamaica, which of thefollowing is likely tci be tr:ue aboutI(ingston?

A. I(ingston has rnany factories.B. K ingstcln has many touri.st

C- Lr;ily ;reople oi'higli' intelligence live in I(irigston.D. Kinp.ston produces

eveqrthing.

ln which year is the bauxite industrlzrnost tikely to have employed thegreatest number of persons? :' -

79.

A.i];C.D.

988989990991

.

D:80. I{orv rnrrch barrxite rvould be .

produced in 1992, if the trenclremained the same as from lggg tol99l ?

A- o.ver 6 millir-rn tonnes'B- under 5 million tonnesC. 2 million tonnesD. 9 million tonnes

Yc:r; I)r<tductiolr offJauxite innrillions of

tonrtes

Production ofAluminer inmillions of

tonnesr 988 2.4 -5

r 989 3.9 z-2

r 990 4.2 2-8

I 991 5.4 3.O



8. Wlrich industries are cornnton tocountries II an<t III?

The diagrarn below show.s lirres oflqugitude.

Which uilts are indicated bynumbers?

A. percentages

B. minutesC. degreesD. centimetres

IfltrY:

? Sugar Factoryz--\ "l'out.ist Ccntrev Cement Factory

P Oil RefirreryO Alurnina plant

R Textite Mill

theI l.

12.

A.B.C.D.

textile, oil, sugartclurisrn, oil, textiletourisrn, textile, sugartourism, sugar, oil

Clirrratic Zoues Of 'I.heWorlcl

66{"t't9. W-hich industry is NOI locatedinland? 231"N

0".B.c.D.

sugartextilctouri-srrralurnina

t0. What is the nalne of the path alongr.vhich a planet rnoves?

A. yearB. orbitC. revolutionD. space

Wrich climatic zone is representedby the shaded area?

A. South T-ernperature ZaneB. Tropical ZnneC. NorthTemperatqreZoneD. Frigid Zone

Jl

(,A

x,/x

\)I



UseJLhe lnan belowJq answer ltcms 13and 14.

13. Which place is labclled Q?

A. Asia

R. AfricaC. Austrr:liaD. South Alnerica

t4. What do the trumerals on the ntapshow?

A. riversl]. ttrottntainsC. oceans' D. continents

'l'hc {lagratn shorvsJositiotrs on 4contpass. Use it l<.r-lttlswet' qucst

15. What position does p rePresettt?

16. Which of the following is the MOST. important resource of any country?

A. goldB. waterC. peopleD. animals

Use.the diaera14 below to answer itent.17.

rvater

land

17. " Which body of water is represetttedin thc diagram?

A. ocenitB. seaC. lhkeD. gulf

Which of these islands lras anactive volcano?

A. TrinidadB. CubaC. BarbadosD. St Vincent

Which of these is a natural resource?

A.B. forestsC. btrildingsD. roads

nffi

18.

:

19.

./\.:8.

C..D.

Nolth WestSotrth EastNortlr IlastSouth Wr:sl.

WATER



qUcstion 26.

II 29. A reporter comrnented on the. temperature and the cloud cover for a

day. On what was she reporting ?

n. seasons of the yearR. clirnate of a placeC. elements of weather

D. movenlellt of the eafih

On *,lrich line ofiatitucle is thecorrntry labelled Q?

n. 15" NB. 150 sc. l0' sD. 10" N

In which of the follo'*'ing does arneteoro log i st special i z-e?

A. rocks and rock fonnationB. atrnospho'ic conditiolrs

C. the stucly of meteorsD. lrrnar and solar cclipses

?i. Which parish isindicated by ttrc letter"x? l5:

lo"s'4

:.1ro"150

20d

27.

A.l].C.D.

St. JarncsI{anoverWestrnorelandSt. lllizabctlr

In which of thc following grodps ofparishes is the Blue Moulrtairr Rangelocatecl?

A. St. Andrew, Portlancl, St.'flrornas.

lf . St. (lathcrirre, St. Ir4ary, St.Andrcw

(-'. St-'['homas, Sl. N,lnry, St.Anrr

D. Westnrol'elarrd, St. Eliz;rbetlr,. Manchestcr.

Which of the followirrg grotrps ofplane{s is arrangcd in order ofdistarrce from tlrc sun?

A. Mars, Mcrculy, Vcrlus, llartlr8.. Mercury, Mars, Vcnus, EaflhC:. lr4crctrry, Vclrr,rs, Darlh, MarsD., Mars, Vcnrrs, Ilarth, Mclcury

30.

31.

28.



32. Wltich of the following form part ofthe solar systcm?

Ill elh e {raera ur_belaty to_arswc r-qg es -ior&

Which of the following conditions isbeing experienced byihe p"ofi" *r.live in the region marked

A?'

-"-4^\-''*'r-):.. .-. - '. ir \J

\ ).*€=

35. til/hich of the fofiowing places wouldreceive the heaviest rainfall?

A. SoldadoB. Good HopeC. LindenD. Annai

A.B.C.D.

sun, nloons and shrsland, planets and surrstars, air and trbonssun, planets and moons

33.

Mr. Ball's property was damaged bywinds travelling at a s1rced of tOOKttometres per hour. Wrich of thefollowing caused the destruction?

A. northers . tropical depressionC' thtrnder stormD. hurricane

Which of the fotto*ing dances is partof the African cutture?

A. KurninaB. Cha chaC. CalypsoD. Reggae '

.J

Wrich parish has a park in mcrnory .oIour Natiol:al Heroes?

A. St. ThomasB. St. Ann

C. KingstonD, Manchester

36.

A.B.

c.D.

equal length in day and niglrt.more than 12 hours ofdayliglrt.24 hours of daylight.-24 hours ofdarkness. 37.

34.



l*

3e

'

40

No rain has fallen in Mango Plainslor over twelvc months. Which oftlre followirrg would be a dircct result

of this situation'l

A. an ovetsupply of food

B. an ingrease in cmploYmetrt

C. a shtage of vegetables

D. a decrease in irnportcd goods

Why do Caribbean islands havs

sirnilar climatic conditions?

,They al'c about the.sltrtc size.

They are in the westernhe rnisphere.'l'hey are mou ntaittotts.' They are located within the

tropics.

Whcn it is 9:00 p.nr. in Jarnaica,

what arc people in lingland MOS'[LII$LY doing?

A, watching tlte suttriscll. sleeping sorrrrdly

C. having lunc,h

l). having dinttcr

41. Which of the following happens

because Jamaica and Nigeria share' a sirnilar type of climate?

A.'l'he

peoPle sPcak sirnilar, languages.

B. \The people grow foods likeyanrs, potatoes, cassava andbeans.

, C. People live in big lrouses inbig cities.

D. People wear winter coats and

boots.

Use tlre diagrarn b.clojy to anstYcr item 42.

When the bus leaves the terrninal itwill travel in a soutlrerly direction.Ilow nrany vehiclcs can be seen on

the roacl on which the bus willtravel?

A.Il.

C.D.

42.

4.28.3c. lD.4



Usg thc nran tfr nnsryer ilenr 4}

KEY: u Alulrrinn ;tlirrrl.s

Wfiictr rrrineral is MgS I LIJ(BI,y tobe loulrd at l,2anct 3?

A. goldfl. gyp.suln

Cl. sanrll). bauxitc

Marcia is goilrg to Calracla for .

Lturstnlas. Whiclr of the followirrcrvould she ncecl rnost? '--- " "'6

A. rvoollerr coatR. sun-glassc.:

C. straw hatD. leather sanclals

Which o[ the lollorving is thc rrrostdirect r.r:.sult of inrprovcrlteclurology?

A. peoplc have beconle nrorerhouglrtfut.

B. People take better care ofthernselves.C. Iractories procluce rnoregoods.

D. Fewer road acciclents occur.

Wlrat arc two places in Jnrnaicawncre rrrtcrlrational sporting cvelrtsarc lreld?

top" Gardclrs and MontegoGardens.Sabina Park an<J Janett parl<.

Ebony Park and CastrewPark.Passley (iardens ancl paracliseCardcns

Weathcr llccortl for lf{-avi.slon fnr lhe First FiveDays in Jrrlre, 2000.

46.

n.

B.

C.

D.

43.

Jtrrre

44.

* cumulus l

* cinuso cuinuloninrbus

What type of cloucl was seen on June2?

A. cunrulusB. cinusC. .stratusl). cunrulonimbus

With whicll of the following sports isJirruny Adams associatecl?

A. cricket_B. foorballC. table tennisD. basketball

300 c

O fair tD overcast

qD partly.cloudy

47.

45.

48.

Cloud Covcr. I O. -enrrs_ltru-J_?tlkfy: * stratui



eoin-g toenuEii

Coing to Darrce

Watchirrg T.V.

Iteading

Usc tftis tnblc to nnsler itcm 49.

m-ls

r5

50

2

What is the nrost popular activity forpeople who arc over 50 years old?

[i,rillg to clttrlchrelclingwatching'f.V.going tb a dance

Wlriclr of the follorting persons isCOIU{.ECTLY_ nralcheclto hi.s orlrcr .sporti ng act i vity?

A. Sir Carficlcl Sobers - boxingll. Donalcl Quarrie - athleticsC. llriarr Lala - baseballD. )eon Ilentrrrirrgs - netblll

With which rxruntry is cal,ypsoassociated?

A. Jantaical|. llarbaclos(;. St. Kitts and Ncvisl). 'l'rirriclacl aud'fobag<r

Witlr which Caribbean music sreJirtrttv (llil"f,f)errrri.i llrown and

Peter" I'osh associatcd?

A, llcgu;rclf . lr4cnto(:. Bcguinett.

,('alypso

'

Of which link an'rong Caribbeannations is the Caribtrean ExaminationCouncil (C.X.C.) an example?

53.

A.B.C.D.

sportingeducationaldiplomatictrading

MexicoCullaI{aitiTrinidad

54. Which of these countries wouldparticipate in a ComnronwealthCaribbean sporting evetrt?

49.

A.B.C.l).

A.l].C.

D.

lIt

I

5{)

Use this tnble to nnsrver iteru_55.

Tablc Conrpnring Four CnribbcanIslands

51.

52.

55. Which two countries havc rnore thanone cultural activity in conrmon?

tIIt

A.

n.C.l). -

.lamaica and Trinidad and1-obago

.lanraica ancl BarbadosBarbados and St. VincentBartrados and "l'rinidad and1-obago

Gclcbrations

-carnivif-.-

lrrrlcpcndence(irrnival

EconomicRcsorrrces



s6.

57.

'l'hc peoplc ol'Cluracao altcl Strrirrarnespeak Dutch bccausc they werecolorrizcd by ___--A. I] rilairrB. I l<lllanclC. l)ortugalD. Spairr-

\\/hich of thcsr: is [he rratiorrtl flowerof .larrraica'/

6l- Wlrat type of event is the olylrrpicgalncs'/

A. regionalll. localC. natiorralD. internatiorrll

T'lre inhle bclorv shorys the relilliousgroups to rvhich sontc clrildr.en beloug

r

.IJ.,(-:.

D.

Lignum Vitac[]luc MnhocIVlornilrg ClorySurr florver

IlaptistClrristiarrityIlorrran CatholicScventlr Day Aclventist

62. Which of thcse chilclren woutclr.clebrate Cllrri.stnras?

n. Grace ancl l)etcrti. Max alrd GraceC. Pcter ancl VcrnD. Vcrrr alrcl'Max

58.Craccl-4axVcrn

JudaisrnAnglicanIlaptistlvlosleln

s9.

Jarnaica hasworr the one clay regiolralcrj.1k9t corrrpetition. Whar i,of,yrvill thc tcanr rcccive./

n. Wtrrltl ('uplJ. Wisderr'l'roplr1L..C. I;r'ank Worrc,li 'irophyD. ltcd Str.ipe l],orvl

Which oIthe fi, lorvirrg is a fhlrroussculptor?

A. l,ouise B.,r,r*r,B. Ddna Mar:lcyC. George l,alrrrrrinql). I)erctt Walcott

Denonrination is to Church of God asreligiolr is to ?

63. 'l'lre exchange of goocls or servicesfor rnoncy is known as ?

A.Il.(.'.

D.

rrnportexporttrrarkcttrade

60.

64. Which of the following refers to thecultivatiorr-of crc4rs and the rearingof anirnals?

A. horticulturell. agricultureC. aclrraculturcD. rnarrtrlacture

n.l]"C.D.



5

I

The English rlcpend on Jarnaica forbananAs because

they do not like plaritingtrananasmany Jamaicans live there

they'do not know how togrow barnanas

their climale is not suitablefor growing bananas

Terence is a chef at a popular hotel inOcho Rios. Irr vhich of tlrc

'following areas i.s he enrploycd?

A. tourismll. miningC. culturen. tradintrg

I'Iow tvould the effe.clive use of-anadequate supply of tools and

'" irrachines lrelp a country's econortry?

A. irrcrcase its procluctiorrl]. cxhaust its forcign cxclrange

supplyC. crcale food shorlagcsl). errclangcr tlrc crrvironrrrcnt

Wlrich of tlrc folforving''rrrust a ll.eonrrtly have in ordcr to proclucc

go<lcls alrrl scrviccs'/

A. : forc.slsll. rainlallCl. mountainsD. lvorkers

Us c-. r e fo I lorv i n gj n form,.n ti o n to. a nsweriteul69.

Coffee and bananas arc grown on theisland of zcc. I'Iowever, products likewhcat and nrotor vehicles have to be

iruported.

69. Which of the following would Zeehave to do to satisfy its needs?

A. encourage rnigrationB. ddvelop productiorr(:. facilirate tradeI). prornote tourism

Usc this passagc to. fl,nsrver itenr 7,"0.

Aftcr spraying his callaloo bed rvithinsecticitle, Mr. llrorvn pourcd therclrrainilrg chemical into a nearby str.cnrnand rvashcd lris hands.

70. What dicl Mr. Brown do that was

rrnsafe for lhe envirorrrtrcnt?

A. polluted tlre waterB. washed hi.s handsC. sprayccl the callaloo bcdD. used the irrsccticide

Wfrich of the following settlerr:ents isa li.shing villagc?

A. I(ocky PointB. ClarcnrontC. FlighgateD. Southfield

A.

B.

C.

D.II

66.

I

I67.

IIttor'

III

I



tII

IIII

IIIIIIIII

Delorv is n grnph shorving proclrrc{ionIevcl.s of 6 fnctoric.s for Z'y"nr.r.

lJsg.it to nnsu,cr- itclrr 72.

Prett ryand

Which factory had the lorvcst totalprodtrction over tlrc two years?

A. Nancllf . Orvec. SelvD. Val

Mr. Kcrr uses fruits grotvn in lris owlrcountry to nrake juicc.s, jarns andJettres wlriclr he sells locally andabroacl. In which activity i, fr.itrvolvecl?n. retailingB. farmingC. processingD. rnining

74. '['ourisrn is arr importnrrt ccononricactivity irr Antigtra, Barbatlo.s anclJanraica. Which natural attraction dall oItlrese coulrtries lravc?

A. bcachesB. rivcr.sC. valleysD. plains

g0,ooo

n SOr0OO

N zo,oooI eo,ooo so,ooo

E 10,0a0X Jorooo9 20,ooa

to,oooLgj.2

199J

75. Why is rrrining a nrajor econornicactivity irr Guyana?

A. l'he country has nrany heavyduty eqtriprrrent-

B. '[-he couniry has largedcposits of bauxite.C. Marry miners livc tlrere.D. li.icc is grown tlrcrc irrabtrrtdance.

Division of a Country's llnrnings

72.

73.

I

Nou-Tr.atlitionalIlxport.s

I'orr risnr

Agricrrlture

Ilauxite

76. Which two activities nrake up 46yo oftlris country's earnings? '- '-'v

A. bauxite ancl non-traditionalexports

l]. tourismarrcl bauxiteC. tourism and agricultureI). non-traditional ex;rorts and

lorrrisrn

I

l



I1.q_A1tf,betqly $ow Aluni4s qglggite Produetiop for r Count-ry frompqg - tgel: tte. iirp,.q.gypi,iifiii.-

tfr/hichTuntry is CORRECTLY

Fatched to its mqior canrcr "fOreign exchange?

A? I"nid.C ..... manufactruingq' pUh+'..'.: agriculture

9. Rarbadps ...,. .ggnshgtion4. puyana.....loruism "

ArUqp lhis infginftiqn tq lns'wpr ifom 79.

f "T.f fras g.shop in Lpngvitte. She buybtrom the wholesaloranf, s6lls'groccry tqlhe pppple in Longyllle.' --- D- -'

19. lvhish ef th9 f-ollewing hestdespribeg.dngella? -

A" dishibutorB. coRsumerC. manufacfirerD. retailer

80. If Jagraicg no longer inports fooditgtrs,which of,the following ryoulddisappear frqm orn diet? I

A- nrrrthnB. sandinesC. beefP. pgrk

A,

P.

c.

D.



)oo3

answer iteln 15. ffi J51 8:i;l*t"""the country

A. The Greater AntillesB. The I-,esser AntillesC. The Dutch Car.lbbeanD. The French Caribbean

16.

Which thermometer shows thecoolest temperature?

A- TlB. T2C. T3D. T4

Which two couniries are directlysouth of Jamaica?

1. Mexico, Cuba. Panarna, ColombiaC. Ffonduras, Belize

D. ven"=,reiit;;J{hich letter is placecl irr,t. Gulf oMexico?A.B.c.D.

H[:i.;untry is identified by the

17.

18.t5.

wXYz

19.

20.

A.B.C-D.

GrenadaBarbudaElarbadosSt- Vincent

Yli"h country is correctly matchedto rts capital?

A- Cuba - Havanat. St. I(itts - I(ingstown9. Barbados -Geo-.getown

D. Guyana - Roseau

T_;J R'flf ,-F <

f,l{-v'--2<4sar,*;;\ Vcaczu's

..t-r-r-

'i .:''-'"^\i :;Map of thc CariUFean



ffurricanes, earthquakes and volcaniceruptions are all examples of

rnan-made disasterseconomic activitiessocial problemsnatural disasters

Which of the fiollorving is one rvay ofpurifoing rvater?

washing taps before collectingwaterboiling water before dlrnkingstoring water in a tankstraining water rvith a cleancloth

25. .Which of the follorving could help tolower yor-tr water bilts?

A- repair broken tapsB- wash cars dailyC- use your hands to catch water

to drinkD- take long showers

Nightingrove is a large landtnass and hasdifferent clirnate zoraes- fB coastline is'xtashed' by tnore than one ocean-

26- Torrrhich

category doesNightingrove belong?

A. continent. B. peninsula

C. stateD. island

24.

A.B.c.D.

A.B.c.D.

Wtrat is the direction of the rnainroad from Ocho Rios to MontegoBay?

A. NorthB. EastC. SouthD. {est

Which parish is identified by theletter X?t

l

tII

I

A.

B.c.D.

St. James

HanoverWestmorelandSt. Elizabeth

t,

KEY

't-r.-r-ll main roadparlsh boundaries



27. T"-* can mountains, valteys andplains be ctassified?

A. landmarksB. IandformsC. IandfiltsD. Iandslides

Which of the following forms thesolar system?

sun, moons and starssun, planets and galaxiesstars, planets and moonssurq planets

and moons

What is the occupation of the persrwho studies the cl,temperature? ;;;'il;J#LA. geologist2. radiologistr-. meteorologistD. psychologist

Tony resides in an area which isI OOOm above sea level. ft l" rugg.aand serves as a source of rivers;t 'streams. Tony is living on a

30.

2a.

3l.B.c.D.

A.B.C.D.

29.

A.B.c.D.

rnountainplainhiIslope

32.il".:TS,"sffi :'1""H:.:T:,:[A.B.

C.D.

starsplanetsmoonsorbit6 k"s

auturnnsurTunerspringwinter

.z:.L'x

231's

--

Which season is it in the Southernflemisphere?



Use this clinpins from a

Which of the following rnost tikctycaused

the disaster?floodvolcanic eruptiontidal wavehurricane

Which of the follorving places wouldmost likely receive the least rainfall?

A. BillgroveB. AcacianC. Ner,rrton

D. Old Ridge

35.

36.

A.B.C.D.

Several people were on their roofsand the sotdiers were busy rescuingothers. The bodies of animals andpieces of furniture were seen floatingon the plain. Which disaster is beingdescribed?

a flooda volcanic eruptionan earthquakefire

3. 36. Man of an island_

What is the direction of parish Sfrom parish Y?

A- South eastB. South westC. North rvestD. North East

A.B.c.D.

III

ItIII

DTSASTER STRTI{ES JA T}{AI CA

Winds blowing at 1Ze K-p_h.Thousands homeless, crops and

animals destroyed.

Quarterly PaperOctober 12, 1946

S-l- ---Ltt/r

lrI

I(EYPerish bouudarie:



Diagram of a Solar.svstem

Which of the follorwing is true?

1 f is the coldest planet . I is colder than iI_C. IV is warmer than IIID. V is the coldest pta.ret

YIt:l set has a member that cloesIY()T belong io the group?

Atlantic, Nile, pacificp.1e.",_ Amazon, MississippiAndes, Himalayas, RockyAustralia,

Europe, Africa

fi

39. John lives at F. In which twohemispheres does he live? .

A. northern and rvesternB. northern and eastern, C. southern and westernD. southern and eastern

The letters represent countries. Horvnrany countries are in the soutlrerrrhempishere?

oo

38.

A.B.C.D.

40

A.B.c.D.

37.

FoGo Eo

fo OI A T )R

Ao Bo



A-B.C.D.

II

4t-

42.

43.

44.

Why do Caribbean countries havesirni lar clirnatic conditions? Barbados and Jarnaica rvill have ajoint dance troupe to perforrn at the

Regional Environrnental Srrrnmit.

Which Caribbean linkage does thisjoint ventlrre represent?

A. sportingB. culturalC- educationalD- econornic

Wtrich of the following countries'would take part in a ComrnonwealthCaribbean Cricket tournament?

A. Barbados and AntiguaB. Barbados and puerto RicoC- Cuba and The DorninicanRepublic

D- Puerto Rico and TheDorninican Republic

A volcano begins to show signs oferupting. Wl.at instruction rrvould thegoverrrrnent most likelv give topeople living near the volcano?A. evacuate the areaB. board up the windowsC- buy and store foodD- crawl under a table

45-

46.

47.

I

I

IIItIIItt

They are srnall.They are in the uresternhernisphere-They are rnountainous.They are in the tropical zone.

Which rnountain range is correctlymatched to its continent?

A- South Arnerica - -. AndesB. Asia .,. AtlasC. Africa..- AlpsD. Europe -.- Himalayas

Which set has a rnernber that doesNOT belong to the group?

A. Greriada, Antigua, MontserratB. Hispaniola, Cuba,

Puerto RicoC. Europe, Asia, AfricaD- Bridgetorarn, Dominica,

I(ingstolvn

Which of thefollorwing is anexample of a social activity among

Caribbean countries? -

A. bobsleighingB. skatingC. footballD. ice hockey



54A.B.C.D.

C.

D.

49.

50

I

IIIIII

48. lm* is the major religion in theCaribbean?

A. BuddhismB. ChristianityC. IslamO. I{induism

On which of these fields isinternational cricket played?

1. Emancipation parkB. Brooks park9- Caymanas park

D. Sabina park

Which of following does not belongin this group?

Which art form is correctly matchedto its artist?

A. Louise Berrnett ... folkloreB. VicReid.... creativ.J"i.i"g_C. Rex Nettleford .. ;"r;;-D. Bob Marley ... p"i"ii"f

What kind of linkage among-Caribbean countries does tlieUniversiqr ofthe West Indies bestdemonstrate?

A. educationalB. sportingC. culturalD. diplomatic

Which of the following b6st definesthe culture of a peoplJ?-the way they speakthe work they do

their way of tifetheir dance and rnusic

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Norman ManleyMichael ManlevMarcus Garvev -Paul Bogle A.

B.

C.D.hich of these is a governmentagency?

A. The Office of Food for thePoorB. Office of DisasterPreparedness and EmergencyManagernentThe Red Cross Society ofJamaicaThe Salvation Arrny Disaster

Centre

What status did Jarnaica achievewhen its flag was raised i"1-iii z

A.B.C.D.

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Which of these would a govemmenterect to cornrnemorate the lives ofsoldiers who died in a war?

A. shrineB. statueC. . monumentD. tomb

Anrong which age group wasdancing the leaqt popular activity?

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.B.c.D.

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Marcia is going to Canada forChristmas. Which of the followingwould she need the most?

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sun--glassesstraw hatleattrer sandals

reading

going to a dancewatching T.V..going to church:

60. Which of these children wouldworship at a mosque?

KevinLeowMadhuChad

A.B.

c.D.

What is the most popular activity forpeople who are 45 to 49 years old?

A.

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KevinChristianityLeow Buddhism

Madhu HinduismHadeed ChristianityChad Islam

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Why was CARICOM formedA. To assist tqrrrists in vis

the Caribbean.B. To help politicians to m

regularly.C. To encourage trade linD. ilH?""ff-"f,*fl.?

cricket tean.

Mary Bogle borrows money frp 3' rbg e Fi"i ""y-." l.iffi i ;1,hat is this rrroney called?

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AmerindiansIndentured labourersPlantation ownersDomestic slaves

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rentmofigageinteresttax

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YnV is cricket not a popular sport inCuba?

A. Lack of cricket fields.B. Lack of trained coaches-9. ' The people speak Spa"i"fr.rr. Cricket is of English origin.

,Wlch of tlee follorving is t{OT atraditional Jamaican fooaZ

Countr5r X enjoys a tropical *rrclirnate and has largie "r".s of fllow lying lands. Which of thefollorving would mosr liketv beproduced on a large scale i.r-tt icountr5r?

A. bauxiteB. timberC- sug€rrD. pimento

A.B.c.D.

flying fishpotato puddingjerk porkrice and peas

Roy plants crops and rears animaftr *t iefr ..ir"Tiv is he engaged?

A. agriculttrreB. rniningC. tourisrnD. manufacturing

'l bavejusrrcccived acargo of Eastlndians fromCnlcutra"

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A. .rice and oatsB. cocoa arrd coffeeC. wheat and oatsD. soya beams and wheat

YnV do the English buy bananasfrom Jamaica?

A. They do nor like plantingbananas-

B. M".ty Jarnaicans live inEngIand.

C. Ttrey do not know how togrow bananas.D. Their climate is not suitable

for grorving bananas.

Country X buy3 coffee andbananas from Country y and sellsplastic houseware to them.

In which.cii.nity are the countries

engaged?A. retailingB- tradeC. travelD. distribution

Which of the following areexamples of economic links arnongCaribbean countries?

A. climate and music

B. manufacturing and tourismC. religion and educationD- .food and festiwals

Which of the follorrring is mostlikety to attract tourists to Antigua.Barbados and Jamaica-

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A.B.c.D.

beachesriversvhlleysplains

Wliich of the follorwing..ls a ra.wmaterial?

A.B.c.D.

aluminiumcementflourwheat

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Jean uses spices and sweeteners in herpastry shop in England. From whichcorrntries could she buy theseproducts?

A- Trinidad and Tobago andJamaica

B. Guyana and BarbadosC. Barbados and Grenada

D. Antigua and Grenada

Countries PrdductsGrenada Nutmeg, MaceJamaica Coffee, BauxiteBarbados SugarAntigua PineappleGuvana Bauxite, RiceTrinidad & Tobaeo

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l. On which continent is tlreMississippi river found?A. AfricaB. AsiaC. EuropeD. North America

What is a plateau?A. low-land between two hillsB. large area of flat landC. flat-toPPed rnountainD. rugged highland

Which is the fifth Planet from thesun?A. JupiterB. Mercury

C. SaturnD. Venus

Which country is located in theTropical Zone?A. CanadaB. EnglandC. New ZealandD. Nigeria

Which of these places is found in the

Northern Polar Region?A. AlaikaB. IndiaC. MexicoD. Venezuela

The eeuator is located at the

3o o+

What is the name of the path alongwhich a planet moves?A. orbitB. revolutionC. spaceD. track

Which unit is used to measurerainfall?A. degreeB. gramC. millimetreD. percentage

Which mountain range is found inSouth America?A. Andes

B. AtlasC. HirnalayasD. Rockies

What does the barometer measure?A. air pressureB. humidityC. temperatureD. wind speed

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MAP OF THE \ryORLD

Florv many continents does the O'line of latitude pass through?

A. l8.2c.3D.4

W'hich letter identifies the smallestcontinent?A,NB.aC.RD.T

Which letter identifies Asia?A.MB.NC.RD.S

Wlrat natural disaster caused somepeople in Montserrat to flee theirIromes?A. volcanic enrption

B- hurl'icane(:. floocltr).. drr>rrqlrt

r6. In which two hemispheres is theCaribbean region located?A. Northern and WesternB. Northern and SouthernC. Southern and EasternD. Southern and Western

Which has a coastline in theCaribbean Sea?A. BrazllB. ColombiaC. SurinameD. Peru

Which of these islands has an activevolcano?

A. Trinidad and TobagoB. St. VincentC. BarbadosD. Cuba

Which river is located in St.Catherine?A. Black RiverB- Plantain GardenC. Rio CobreD. Rio Grande

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Use the map of the Caribbean showingthe path followed by Hurricane I(ate,November l5-23, 1985, to answer items20-22.

20. Which island was in the direct Pathof the hurricane?A. CubaB. Dominican RepublicC. JamaicaD. Puerto Rico

Where was the hurricane located onthe 2O'h of November?A. The North Pacific OceanB. The South Pacific OceanC. The Gulf of MexicoD. The Atlantic Ocean

22 In which direction did the hurricanetravel from the 16ff - 19tl' ofNovember?A, south easterlyB. north easterly

C. north westerlyD. south westerlY

Use the map of Jamaica to answer items23 and 24.

Which river is labelled 'X'?A. YallahsB. Martha BraeC. Rio GrandeD. Black River

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Which plain is labelled 'P'?A. Georges PlainsB. Liguanea PlainsC. Pedro PlainsD. Vere Plains '

Mr. Grant looked at the skY onenight through his telescope and saw a'blinking mass'. What did he see?

A, starB. meteorite

C. cloudsD- asteroids

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Use this information to answer item 26.

Nightingrove is a lnrge larrdmass and hasdifTerent climatic zones. Its coastline istwAshed' by more than one ocean.

26. To rvhich category does. Niglrtingrove belong?

A- continent

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B. islandC. peninsulaD. state

Why could two places in differenthemispheres have the same time?A. The sun sets at the same timeB. They are in the same climatic

zane.C. . They are on the same line of

longitudeD. They are both in the arctic

circle.

Which best describes a river?A. A large body of salt water

which borders a continent.B. A body of fresh water

surrounded by land.C. A body of salt watt;r partiaiiy

surrt unded by land.D. A body of f,resh wat€r

flowing through a channelfrom the source to the lnouth.

Use the weather report to arrswer items 29and 3O.

Strong rvinds srccompaniedbyheavy rnins and flooding forced the

closure of schools and businesses inthe eastern parishes of Jamaicn.

29. Wh.ich elernents of the weather arementioned?A. cloud and windB. temperature and rainC. wind and rainD. temperature and wind

Which parishes were affected bythese weather conditions?A. Portland and ManchesterB. Portland and St. ThomasC- St. Thomas and St. CatherineD. St. Thomas and Clarendon

Which ar e described as resources?A. cement and oilB. oil and water

C. bauxite and flourD. gypsum and molasses

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EJse the diagram showing Relief Rainfallto answer item 32.

32, Which place is likely to receive theleast rainfall?A. AcacianB. BillgroveC. NervtonD. Old Ridge

Use the poern to Answer items 33-35.

Cracks Cracks are all over the wallttft's a big ortertt strrrreorre calledIt is {ive point one on the RiclrterscaleThe Newspnpers give the sad dawntale

Which disaster is this poen-rdescribing?A. droughtts, earthquakeC. hurricane

D. tornado

What does the Richter scalemeasure?A- strength of a hurrican

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D, intensity of drought

At what time did this disaster*: ::l,y*H'i. late afternoon

D. rnidnight

What will happen if hurnan b

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C. less carbon dioxide wthe atmosphereD' il."H,#ffH;.tthe atmosphere

Which of these gases is most

ttt'tp".t"ffihuman beings?B. carbon dioxideC. nitrogenD. oxygen

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atmospl:ere?

fi *:.:jl:tJ'1ff:::jC. the earth will get warm

D. hrrnrans wiil be healthi

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40.

John lives at country F. In whichtwo hemispheres does he live?A.. northern and westd.rnB. northern and easternC. southern and westernD. southern and eastern

Which two countries are located inthe same time zone?A. landEB. BandFC. AandBD. GandE

Harry and Kim hurried to watch thefootball match. It was hot and sunnywhen they were leaving home .

A-fter they walked a few metres, itbegan to rain. There was a change intheA.B.c.'D.

42. Why do Caribbean countries havesimilar climatic conditions?A. They are all the same size.

B. They are in the westernhemisphere.C. They are in the tropical zone.D. They all have the same relief

features.

Use the diagram of a water body below toanswer item 43.

Waterland

Which \ /ater body is the diagramshowing?

A. bayB. oceanC. lakeD. gulf

Which countries would take part in aCommonwealth Caribbean Crickettournament?

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60. Which country is correctly matched 64'to its Prime Minister?A. Lester Bird. . . '.Trinidad and

' TobzigoF. Patrick Manning.....JamaicallC. Percival Patterson'.. -.A:rtigua

,'1lO. Owen Arthurs.,...Barbadosil\k

6l . Yfricn are religious practices in 65Jamaica?A. fasting and baptismB. carnival and fastingC. christening and gamblingD. carnival and wedding

The Prime Minister is having aCabinet Meeting. Which of thesegroups is most likelY to attend?A. parish council representativesB. selected members of

parliamentC- members of the communitYD, members of the oPPosition

What is the meaning of Jamaica'smotto "Out of many one PeoPle?"A. Many people living in one

place.B. Many peoPle sharing the

same goal.C. Many people of different

races living as one.D. Many people with different

behavioural Practices.

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B. May Pen and Port AntonC. Mandeville and Port AntoD. Montego Bay and Port

Antonio

Which two important tourist resorare NOT parish capitals?A. Mandeville and KingstonB. Ocho Rios and Negrilc'

n".:Tt:"BaY and Port

D. St. Ann's Bay and SavannaIa-mar

Which distribution chain is placedthe sequential order?A. distributor, consumer,

wholesaler, retailerB' ::::1i:l'::'#resarer'C. retailer, consumer.

wholesaler, distributorD :nn:,:;jijf;3ii;.,"3

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67.

The table belorv shows the relationshipbetween major economic activities andresources

of sonre Caribbean territories.

In rvhich order has building matergenerally changed over the Years?A. brick, dirt, grassB. concrete, grass, bricksC. grass, wood, concreteD. bricks, concrete, grass

Which fbod group represents souof protcin?A" yam, cassava, breadfruitg. peas, beans, nuts

C" carrots, cabbage, tomatoD. orange, mango, Plum

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MAIN ECONOMIC RESOURCES OF SOMECOUNTRIES

Use the pie chart to answer items 72-73

Pie chart showing how a country benefitsfrom its resources.

72. Which two resources give thecountry the same amount of benefit?A. people with skills and

tourismB. forestry and miningC. mining and tourismD. mining and people with skills

What percentage of the country,sresource does forestry and peoplewith skills represenr?A. lOo/oB. 25o/oC. 45o/oD. 75o/o

What is the most.important naturalresource of a country?A. forestryB. land

C. oilD. people

Which countries have valuablemineral deposits?

A. Antigua and Barbados

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Barbados and GuyanaGuyana and TrinidadTrinidad and Barbados

What are the crops grown inBarbados?A. sugar cane and tobacco

B. nutmegs and cocoaC. mangoes and coffeeD. bananas and suq.ar cane

Whieh is most likely to atrract mosttourists to Antigua. Barbados andJamaica?A. beachesB. cavesC. plainsD. vallev

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Territories Resources EconomicActivities

Antigua beaches,mountain

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Trinidad asphalt, oil oil refininq

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75. Which is grown on a large scale inGhana?A. apples

, B. cocoa

C. grapesD. wheat

Use the diagram to answer items 76-7g

MAIN CROPS GROWN IN SOME PARISHES

Cocoa is grown inA. St. Elizabeth and portlandB. St. Mary and ClarendonC. Portland and St. MaryD. Portland and Clarendon

Which crop is grown in fourparishes?

A. breadfruitB. citrusC. cocoaD. sugar cane

In which parish can oranges bepurchased?A. ClarendonB. Portland

C. St. JamesD" .St. Mar-.','

Which raw material is needed tomake flour?A. butter

B. saltC. sugarD. wheat

Which best defines mining?A. The moving of trees from the

hillsides.The moving of top soil fromcertain areas.The study of all minerals.The extraction of mineralsfrom the earth.

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Which of these has the ability tosupporr life?A. EarthB. JupiterC, MarsD- Neptune

In which unit is lines of longitudemeasured?A, centimetreB. degreeC. ' hourD. percentage

Which is the hottest planet?

A. MercuryB. PlutoC. SaturnD, Venus

What temperature is shown on thisthermometer?

30"c

20"c-20"c-10"c

lo*Which is the group of .outerplanetsn?A. Earth, Neptune, Mars,

Mercuryry. Jupiter, Saturn, pluto, LJranus

C. Jupiter, Mars, Eartfi, VenusD. lJranus, Jupiter, Earth, Mars

Which planet has the longest year?A. EarthB. Mercury(-'. .PluroD. Venus

Which describes the earth's shape?

A. circularB, cylindricalC, ovalD. spherical

Which of these places is found in theNorthern Polar Region?A. AlaskaB. lndiaC. New Mexico

D.'New

Zeatand

Venus takes 225 d.ays to travelaround the sun. What is this lengthof time called?A. dayB. monthC. weekD. year

At which angle is the earth,s axistilted?A. 150B. 23 rh"C. 66 ytoD. 90"

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Which continent is tabelled T?A. ' A.fricaB, Anrartisa,,C. AustraliaD. Europe

tJ. Which numeral identifies the IndianOcean?

A..58.3c.2D. I

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What are the * labe led A, B,C, andD called?A, starsB. planetsC. moonsD. countries



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Which natural disaster occurs in theCaribbean?A. hurricaneB. monsoon rainC. sandstormD. iornado

Why does England import bananasfrom Jamaica?A. Bananas grown in Jamaica

taste better than those.grownelsewhere.

B. Jamaica is the only countrythat grows bananas.

C. Jamaica's bananas are easierto cook.

D. The climatic conditions inEngland are not suitable forgrowing bananas.

"I visited strange worlds, I sawshooting stars, comets and Saturn'srings but f am now happy to return toplanet-earth."Where did I visit?A. Outer spaceB. Planet Mars

C. The moonD. The Milky way

Why would Saturri, Uranus andNeptune be grouped together?They are

-*-.. gaseous planets

B. hot planetsC. neai to the sunD. small planets

Which shows how to sustain a naturalresource?A. dumping garbage in our

gulliesB. pouring r'aw sewage into the

seaC. removing sand from thebeaches

D. replanting areas from whichtrees have been cut

Nightingrove is a large landmass withdifferent climatic zones. Its coastlineis 'washed' by more than one ocean.What is Nightingrov.e?A. continent

B. islandC. peninsulaD. state

Why is bauxite a non-renewableresource?A. It is not processed in the

CaribbeanB. It requires

machineryheavy duty

C. It has to be processed beforeit can be used

D. Once used up it cannot berestored.

Ghana and Jamaica are both in thetropicql zone. Why is Ghana'sclimate more varied than Jamaica's?A. . Ghana has l:irger rivers than

'Jamaica.B. GhanaEs lSndmbss is much

larger than lamaica's.C. Jamaica has fewer mountainsthan Ghana.Unlike Jamaica Ghana is notan island,

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30_ Which would apply to Ghana butNOT to Jamaica?A. persistent drought throughout

the yearB. warm temperatures and rain

throughout the yearC. warm temperatures and no rain

for up to six monthsD.. temperatures influenced by thesea

Why would people living in theTemperate Zone have to importlettuce and tomatoes during winter?A. It is too cold to planithese

vegetables.B. People love imported

vegetables.

C. The land is too dry to growthese vegetables.D. The farmers do not know how

to grow these vegetables.

John lives at country F. In which twohemispheres does he live?A, northern and westernB. northern and easternC. southern and westernD. southern and

eastern

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The letters on the diagram r€pr€s€nrcountries. How rnany coqntrj€s arein the southern hempishere?A. IIt.2c.3D.4On the grid the place at 2O\I4O\Vts

Which results from the fact that theCaribbean is located between 4"Nand 27'N?All the countries have_.A. high mountain rangesB. similar climatic conditionsC. the same type of economic

activities-*Dy-=-. the-same fod-gf"governm gnt

Which set has a member that doesNOT belong?A. Andes, Himalayas, Rocky

B. Atlantic, Nile, PacificC. Australia" Europe, AfricaD. Ganges, Amazon, Mississippi

Cling-Cling island is flat and has atropical climate. Its highest point is2OOm above sea-level,If you were invited to this islandwhich item of clothing would NOTbe suitable?A. cotton pants

B- linen jacketsC. silk coatD. woollen coat

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8" This is a grrd of the Music Islands.Why would Mento and CalypsoIslands experienbe daylight Liapproximately the same time?

Thc Muglc lglrldr

A volcano begins to show signs oferupting. What instruction would thgovernment most likely give to'people living near the volcano?A. board up the windowsB. buy and store foodC. crawl under tablesD. evacuate the area.

Which group of sports personalitieshas repiesenied the Weit Indies in

ricket?A. Brian Lara, Bunny Grant,

Herb McKinley. Brian Lara, Garfield Sobers,

Donald Quarrie

c' t^""EiiiJJHhY,i"Sii,D. Courtney Walsh, JimmyAdams, Brian Lara

X}':,U;the largest etlulic group in

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They are_.A. mountainousB. on the same line of latitudeC, on the same tine of longitudeD. the same size

Who is NOT an out-standing trackand field athlete?A. Courtney WalshB. Juliet CuthbertC. Merlene OtteyD. Veronica Campbell

Which statement is correct?A. Calypso began in Barbados,B. Mento began in Trinidad.C. Reggae began in Jamaica.D, Soca b"gat, in Antigua.

A. AfricansB. .ChineseC. EuropeansD. Indians

Which aspect of the Caribbeansociety is highlighted through cropover, carnivals and festivals?A. cultureB. economicC. educationD. politics

In which islanil is Spanish spoken asthe main language?A. lSt. LuciaB. St. KitrsC. BarbadosD. Cuba

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46. Which group of countries are allmembers of CARICOM?A. Barbados, Guyana, Antigua,

Trinidad & TobagoB. Belize, Barbados, Cuba, puerto

RicoC. Cuba, Guyana, puerto Rico,

Bahamas

D. Martinique, Bahamas,Barbados, Colombia

What is the movernent of peoplefrom one country to another citteatA. deportationB. globalizationC. migrationD. vacation

Which country does this flagrepresent?

A. BarbadosB. JamaicaC. GuyanaD. Grenada

I am the waterway where ships aredocked? What am I?A. coastB. fort

C. portD. quay

What type of cooperation amongCaribbean peoples is the CaribbeanExamination Council (CXC)?A. diplornaticB. educationalC. sportingD. trading

Why are there cultural differencesamong Caribbean peoples?They .

A. have a variety of nationaldishes

B. practice many forms of dancesC. speak a variety of languagesD. were colonized by various

national groups

During times of disasters countriesmake special effort to assist eachother. Which best describes thisaction?A. co-operationB. globalizationC. ' integration .D. migration

What type of co-operation amongCaribbean countries does theCaribbean Development Bankrepresent?A. cultureB. economicC. educationD. sports

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54. The CARICOM secretariat called ameeting with the West Indies CricketBoard to discuss the development ofcricket in the region.Which country would NOT beinvited?A. Antigua

B. BarbadosC. HaitiD. Jamaica

What are the energies, talents, skillsand abilities of a country's populationcalled?A. renewable resourcesB, non-renewable resources

C. physical resourcesD. human resources

Jamaican fi shermen developedproblems at sea and their vesselsdrifted to the Bahamas. TheBahamian government washospitable to themWhich best describes the action ofthe Bahamian government?A. boldnessB. faithfulnessC. fondnessD. neighbourliness

How could Caribbean governmentsensur€ that the region's physicalresources are properly used?A. . 1::g:.

investors large sums ofoney to use the resources

B. enforce laws to prevent the

exploitation of the resourcesC. give foreign companiesfreedom to use the resources

D. search for new resources

Jomo lives in a country that does nothave its own Parliament or nationalsymbols. Which best describes thisountry?

A. colony

B. democracyC. nationD. republic

Which is NOT a common historicaxperience of Caribbean peoples?

A. ancestors from Africa, Indiaand China .

---'. - --- -B. blacks working as slaves on

c. :5:nH"nbyforbigncountries

D. living on reservations

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RepublicPuerto Rico and theDominican Republic

61. Which countries would take part in aCommonwealth Cricket tournainent?A. Barbados and AntiguaB. Barbados and puerfo Rico

C: Cuba and the Dominican

The table shows the percentage ofpeople within four age groups ,

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Why is the Caribbean described as'multiracial'?A. It has a unique mixture of

Africans.

B. The popularion is mainlyChinese and Indians.C. The population is rnade up of

more than one ethhic group.D. The people are mainly

Europeans. ,

Mark lives in a country which isJamaica's Caribbean n.igt,Uou, to theeast.Mark lives inA. Cuba

-r.-B. The Bahamas

' C. Trinidad and TobagoD. The Dominican Republic

Jamaica buys cars from the U.S.A.and the U.S.A. buys alumina fromJamaica, What is this activity

called?A. barterB. exportC.. i-mportD.. trade

AGEGROUP(vears)

PERCENT OFPOPULATION

Over 8060-8020-59under 20

12 rh

12 +t25 r+ L:, 'ocll-)50

exporterfarmerimporterwholesaler

If there are 40 000 people in the 20-59 age group, how many people

would be in the 60-80 age group?A. 40 000B. 20 000c. 10 000D. 5 000 :, ;,,,i,1

lt

The chart shows the stages throughwhich food made in a factory gets tothe consumer.

Which should be at P?

D.

t16* *

66.63

A.B.c.D.



Use the information on the bar chartto answer questions 67-69.

Vlslior Anlvals to Crecenta

450040m35003000'2500200015001000.500

o

How many visitors arrived inCrecenta during the month of April?A. 4 000B. 3 000c. 2 500D. 2 000

In which month did the least numberof tourists arrive in Crecenta?A. JanuaryB. FebruaryC. MarchD. April

To which industry does the graphrefer?

A. agriculture8.. manufacturingC. miningD. tourism

Which parish capital is correctlymatched to its main economic

10

71.

activity?A. Black River,,...manufacturing

B. Mahdeville. .. .,fishingC. Montego Bay.....tourismD. Spanish Town.,...bauxite

M^POTJ^MATCA

In which parishes are these centreslocated?

';'A. Manchester and St, Andrewi B. Portland and KingstonC. St. Thomas and ClarendonD. St. Catherine and St. Thomas

Cecil bought a pair of shoes labelled"made in Jamaica from genuineBrazilian leather."What *as imported? TheA. label

B. materialsC. shoesD. workers

The Map of Jamaica shows fishingeentres.

67.

68

69.

72.



A.B.C.D.

73. The advertisement highlights acountry' s economic activity.Which economic activity is beingpromoted?

Come to the Land of:. Reggae music. Rafting on the Rio Grande

o Sunshine allyear round

e Warrn and friendly PeoPle

a bank

@ hospital r

HEART

g,s^4)oo^l/ -l

qfrfl school'

I ofiice

f church O rhop

-post 1 cllnicnfficn

ciunt^llo . (

J\

c^..^9fishingmanufacturingminingtourism

74. The table shows the distance of thewharf from certain distributors.

If the cost of transportatibn is thesame per km for any dlistarice, whichwould pay the highest cost fortransportation ?A. Cores EnterPrise

B. Gayle's FoodsC. Jason's ManufacturersD. Marsh Industries

Country X earns $40M from goodsexported. It spends $400M forimporiation of goods, Country X isfincling it difftcult to pay this amountWhat should Country X do to changethis siruation?

A. close solne suPermarketsB. encourage migrationC, increase ProductionD. ration the sale of goods

Which facility is available in ONEsettlement only?

A. churchB. hospitalC. schoolD. shop

Which is MOST LIKELY to have a

secondary school?A. ClubB. DiamondC. HeartD. Spade

Why is mining a major economicactivity in Guyana?A. The countrY has manY heavY

dutY equiPment.B. The country has large

deposits of bauxite.C. Many miners live in GuYana-D, Guyan4 has a large suPPlY of

energy.

76.

77

78.

75.

Use these maps to answer questions 76'77.

DIAMOND

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Distributors DistanceCores EnterpriseGayle's FoodsMarsh IndustriesJason's Manufacturers

12 km30 km80 km

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1. Whioh planet is fourth from the sun?A, Mars

B. MercuryC. ', SahrmD. 'v"rrrts

Where is the Amazon River located?A. AfricaB. AsiaC. North AmericaD. South America

Which planet has one moon?A. EarthB. JupiterC. MarsD. Uranus

Whibh line of latitude is found at

66%"5?A. Tropic of CapricornB. Tnopic of CancerC. Arctic CircleD. Antarctic Circle

What is the name given to theinnermost part of the earth?A. mantle

B. crustC. coreD, otis

Which of these continents has tsmallest population?

A. South AmericaB. AustraliaC. AsiaD. Antarctica

7. Which of these continents is farSouth?A. EuropeB. Antarctica

C. AsiaD. Africa

8. Where would one find the AlpsA. AfricaB. AsiaC. EuropeD. North America

What is the name given to the palong which a planet travels?A. axisB. equinoxC. orbitD. tilt

What is the source of light and hfor the planets?A. cometsB. meteorC. moonD. sun

6.

2.

3.

4,

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5.

10.



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This {iagram is a representation ofthe Earth, LJse it to answer-itemsll and 12.

66 VeQ

23 r?e

tr23 Vke

6Vze

Which climatic zorte is labelled 'A'?A. 'TropicalB. North temperateC. PolarD. Soyth temperate

Which season would places at theline of latitnde labelled '2'beexperiencing on June 21?

A. AuftrnnB. SpringC. SummerD. Winter

Use the map of thg,Cafibbean showinghurricarre path to answer itgms 13; 14 an15. r: i

Map of the Caribbean

Which island is in the direct path ohurricane?A. CubaB. Dominican RepublicC. JamaicaD. Puerto Ri.qq

I

What is missing from the map?A. compassB. titleC. keyD. scale

Which country is labelled o'T"?

A. Cuba

B. GrenadaC. Puerto RicoD. St. Kitts

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14.

15.

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Hurricane Path

70'w



Use the map of the Caribbean to answeritems 16 and 17.

M"p oftn. Caribbean

16. Which country is located at 20trl.75"W?A. CubaB. BarbadosC. Pueno RicoD. Trinidad

17. Ttrrough which island does the 70oWIine of longitude pass?

A. BarbadosB. GuyanaC. JamaicaD. Hispaniola

Use the map of Jamaica to answer items18 and 19.

Which river is labelled .X'?A. Black RiverB. Martha BraeC. Rio GrandeD. Yallahs

19. Which plain is labelled ,p'?A. Georges plains

B. Liguanea plainsC. Pedro plainsD. Vere plains

20. Which river flows through the parishof St, Catherine?A. Black RiverB. '

Plantain GardensC. Rio CobreD. Rio Grande

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l

, 21,

22.

1"'

ro

The revolution of the earth and thetilt of its anis result inA. the seasons-'

. severe fl69dingC. $ay and night -D. dhanges inlfre weather

What is toxic waste?A. uast6 used to clean gulliesB, waste containing poirorro.r,substances

C. waste'which is purifiedD. waste containini nutrients

Whi+ is Iikely to occur near platemargins when.two plates,rro,o" ioopposite direction pass each other?A. droughtB. earthquakeC. stormD. tornado

The astronputs visited the naturalsatellite of the earth which is

illuminated by the sun.Where did the astronauts visit?A. venusB. marsC. the moonD. a space station

What naqle is.given to the areaIabelled ,B'?

25.

. cfnctof lt{

eprcentreeyemantletremor

A.B.C.D.

26.

27.

Mr. Jones told his.grandchildren thatthe environment,ish""hh;;;;h;-when he was u

"irita. Whi"h-;il;be the cause for this?A. noise pollutionB. the greenhouse effectC. soil erosionD. pollution of underground water

Which statement is true abor.ltdrought?A. no rain for long periods

B. occurs only in diserts9. affects only plantsD. affects only animals



28. Ilul name is given to the large bodyof salt water that borders acontinent?A. lal,<esB. oieansC. riversD. swamps

Which of these resources isrenewable?A. copperB. goldC. silverD. tree

'Which are elements of weather?A. clouds and latitudeB. air pressure and longitudeC. sunshine and latitudeD. wind and sunshine

Why are thq Blue Mountains muchcooler than the Mocho Mountains?A- The Mocho Mountains are

located in central Jamaica.B. The Blue Mountains arelocated in the eastern section ofthe island.

C. The Mocho Mountains arehigher then the BlueMountains.

D. The Blue Mountains are muchhigher than the MochoMountains.

Which narnes the inner planets?A. Earth, Mars, pluto, SaturnB. Venus, Pluto, Jupiter, SatumC. Mercury, Earth, Jupiter, SaturnD. Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars

All of the following measures caused by the government to prevedamage to the environment

ff"tl#m;;ntreesB. replanting treesC. protection of coral reefsD. proper garbage disposal

Which shows how to sustain anatural rbsource?

33.

29.

34.

30.

A. dumpihg garbage in our guB. pouring raw sewage into thsea

C. replanting areas from whichtrees have been cutD. removing sand from the

beaches

All of the following are benefitsforests EXCEPT_.A. preventing soil erosionB. creating employmentC. senring as a wind breakerD. preventing huricanes

Which natural hazard is LEASTlikely to occur in the Caribbean?A. drought8.. earthquakeC. hurricaneD. tomado

B. September to NovemberC. July to NovemberD. June to September

hen is the best time for a Europetourist who is scared of hurricanesvisit the Caribbean?A. March to May

35.

31.

36.

37.

32.



Cling-Cling island is flat and has ahot clirnate;

Many tropical crops aregrown there.' Tourists frorn manycold countries visit this island. Thehighel'st area on Cling- Cling island is2OO rn above sea level-

If you were invited to Cling-Clingisland by your friend, which item ofclothing would NOT be suitable forthe climate?A. cotton pantsB. linen jacketC. silk shirrD. wollen coat

Wtrich parish is located in the countyof Middlesex?A. IlanoverB. PortlandC. St. AnnD. St. Thornas

The ten:d LJniversal Adult Suffragecan be best described asA. the right to vote ba6on one's

ageB. the right to vote based on one's

wealthC. the suffering of adults all over

the worldD. thi suffering of university

graduates all over the world

LJse the teble showing size of parished

highest points in Jamaica to answer ite4l and 42.

4l - Which two parishes have pointswhich are almost the suurre heightabove sea level?A. '.I{anover and St JamesB. 'St Ann and St. CatherineC.' , St. Elizabeth and portlandD. St. Thotnas and St. Elizabeth

42. How many parishes are smaller thPortland?A.58.4c.3D.2

43- The West Indies Cricket Board is-planning to honour an outstanding'Caribbean cricketer. This perron ilikely to beA. Peter CargillB. Michael McCallumC. Asafa PowellD. Chris Gayle

IfighestPoints

L2r2.6

St. Elizabeth 12t2.4



44. Which is a group of independentcountries in the Caribbean?A. Virgin Islands, Barbados,

Jamaica, Belize

B.'Jarnaica,

Turks and Caicos,Montserrat, St. VincentC. Trinidad and Tobago, Ca;rman

Islands, Belize, GrenadaD. Guyana, Jamaica, Barbados,Trinidad and Tobago

What is the meaning ofCARIFESTA?A. Caribbean FeastB. Caribbean FestivalC. Caribbean Festival of A:tsD. Caribbean Festival of

Agriculture

Which is a French-speakingCaribbean island?A. AnguillaB. CurpgaoC. MartiniqueD. Puerto Rico

Which goup contains onlyoutstanding Caribb ean politicalleaders?A. Marcus Garvey and Derrick

WalcottB. Eric Williams and Alexander

BustamanteC. Norman Manley and Jimrny

cliffD. Edna Manley and Vic Reid

- 48. Why wou'ldn't the citizens of Habe invited to participate in a. Commonwealth Caribbean Netbal

45.

47.

49.

English.B.*;1,X*e

never a cotony oC. The head of their government

is a President.D. They experienced. slavery

During ti*", of disasters countriemake special effort to assist each

iJiJl#f;ich word best describesA- co-operationB. globalization

. integrationD. migration

The energies; talents, skills andabilities Jf .

"oorrtry'spopulation

ts _A. renewable resources

B. non-renewable resourcesC. natural resourcesD. human resources

Barbados and Jarnaica will have ajoint dance troupe to perform at thregional Environmental Sunemit.

championship?

A. They do not understand

Which Caribbean linkage does thisjoint venture best represent?A. cultural

B. economicC. educationalD. sporting

46.

50..

51.



52.

53.

54.

Jamaican fi sherrnen developed.problems at sea lnd flreir vesseldrifted to the Baharnas. TheBatramian government washospitable

to them. Which bestdescribes the behaviour of theBahamian governfilent towards thefishermen?A. boldnessB. faitMulnessC. fondnessD. neighbourliness

Which character would NOT be in aJonkunnu dance?

A. AnancyB. Cow HeadC. DevilD. Pitchy patchy

Which is NOf a common historicalexperience of Caribbean peoples?A. blacks working u, ,l.rri* on

plantdtionsB. ancestors from the continent of

Africacolonisation by foreigncountriesfree movement of slaves fromone territory to another

Which explains why culturaldifferences exist am6ng Caribbeanpeoples?A. They speak a variety of

languages.B. They have a variety of nationaldishes.

C. They practise many forms ofdanees.They were colonised bvvarious national gto.rpr.

56. Which practice is associated wiCaribbean countries?A. drinking tea throughout theB. dressing in cotton clothes

throughout the year C. wearing of long coats andD. relaxing in front of a firep

Use the table to answer items 57 and sTable showing th€ scores in differengames played at a school

For which two games did the scor\""p tr,.reurirrgi*:" ':: Lue scor

. table tennis and golf

s7.

C.

D.

B.volleyball

and netballC, cricket and netballD. table tennis and cricket

For which game was there averyunsteady performance over theweek?A- cricketB. netballC. table tennisD. volleyball

55.

NUMBER Or sconnsGAMES Mon Tues Wed ThurCricket l5 18 20 22Golf 3Z 36 31 38olleyball 27 25 28 26

Netball t2 22 36 50Table Tennis I 34 l6 46

D.



DIAlvt oN.p fiS.ART SpAD.E

The diagrams below show differentsettlements.

What could Caribbean governmentsdo to ensure that the region's naturalresources' are sustained?A. invite foreign corripanies to

usetheir resgurces freelyB. continue to look for newresources to use

C. enforce laws to prevent theexploitation of their naturalresources

D. charge investors large sums ofmoney before allowing them touse the resources

What does this line from theJamaican National Anthem mean?

*Be our light through countlesshourstt

A. be our source of hope andguidance in any situation

B. be our source of comfort in theday

C. be our source of comfort intimes of disasterD. be our source of hope only atnights.

The inforrrration from a censusshgws that a country has a youngpopulation. To which would thegovernment need to pay LEASTattention?A. building of schools

B. setting up pension planC. upgrading clinicsD. building community centres

CL UB

'61.

62.

l bank schoal + etrurch O rbap$ horpint f,J officc - ffi:" e clinic

Which is most likely to be a town?A. ClubB. DiamondC. HeartD. 'Spdde

Which fornrr of environmentalpollution is mainly caused by overpopulation?A. soil erosionB. improper disposal of garbageC. dust from factoriesD. use of dynamite in fishing

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64. In which'two pcrishes is bauxiternining a main activiw?A. Trelawny, SL A;B. St. Elizabeth, St. Ann

C. St. Thomas; St.ElizabethD. Trelawny, St. Thomas

For which economic activity is OchoRios most famous?A. tourismB. fiShingC. financeD. agriculture

What is the term used to describe asituation where there are too manypeople for the available resources inan area?A. immigrationB. migrationC. ove4)opulationD. under-population

't

Which natural resource is NOTfound in cornmercial quantities inJamaica?A. bauxiteB. gypsumC. oilD. sand

Which economic activities aredirectly related to the climate ofJamaica?

A. farming and tourismq. fishing and manufacturing9. gambting and marrufactuJngD. tourism and gambling

A. expiry dateB. ingr.eiiientsC. manufacturer,s addressD. name of product

70. Which is a DISADVANTAGEtourism?A. pollution of the envrronm

f,:ffifl.*ation is missing *Delicious Banana

Cake'Wheat, flour, banana, milk,sugar, egg, dried fruits, spice

Use before: I)ecember 10,200

B. displacement of workersincreased foreign exchanimproved economy

69.

65.

66.

C.D.

67. 71. Which Caribbean counbry

"*opetroleum in commercial quantA, BarbadosB. GuyanaC. JamaicaD. Trinidad and Tobago

72. Which two Caribbean countri",the largest deposits of bauxite?A. Jamaica and GuyanaB. St. Lucia and tlaitiC. Trinidad and

JamaicaD. Barbados and Cuba

68.



I 73. As an institution of CARICOM, theCaribbean Development BankA. lends -orr.y to i;;;bers

;for recreationB. lends money to its members

for projectsC. always depends on the World

Bank

D. alw-ays experiences shortageof funds

74. Which country is most famous for itsCrop Over Festival?A. BarbadosB. JamaicaC. GuyanaD.' puerto Rico

Use the table to answer items 75 and,76.

Table showing some Caribbean countries

Which country would most likelproduce alumina?A. BaibadosB. BeltzeC. Dominican RepublicD. Haiti

_llhich.crop is grown in Jamaica bNOT in Japan?A. barleyB. oatsC.

"..gui l*"D. wheat

Why is bauxite a non-renewableresource?A. It

is not processed in theCaribbean.B. Once used up, it camot berestored.C. It has to be processed before

it can be used.D. It requires heavy dutymachinery.

Why does the mining sector employfewer persons than tfie agricultu?alsector?A. The work is more d.angerous in, the agricultural sector.B. The mining sector uses more

machines.C. People work longer hours in the

agricultural sector.D. People prefer to work in theagricultural sector.

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77.

78.

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and their natural resources

Which country is most likely toexport lumber?A. BarbadosB. Belize

C. CubaD. Haiti

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79.

Countries , I Natural Resourc"s

Icuua

I Dominican

IRenublic

BarbadosHaiti

BeIize

Nickle

Gold

NaturalBauxite

Forests



80. Why is there very littte land forfarming in Japan?A. The land is mainly.used for

ship building.B. The land is mainly used forfactories.

C. Most of the land is used forhousing.

D. Japan is a mountainous country.



90 07

What happens as a result of the earth

spinning on its axis?A. daY onlYB. night and daY

C.'night

onlyD. the seasons

What name is given to the area of the

earttr that forms the land?A. crustB. inner coreC. 'mantle

D. outer core

In which climatic ?rtne is Ghana?A- friddB. north temPerateC. ' south temPerateI). tropical

Which.river is found on the islandcontinent?A. AmazonB. Ctrang JiangC. MississiPPiI). . Murray-Dading

Which planet is in the seventhposition from the sun?

A- MarsB. SaturnC. UranusD. Venus

..:

Which goup is classified as innerplanets?A. Mercury, Venus, UranusB. Neptwre, Uranus, SaftrnC. Ve,nus, Eafth, JttPiter

D. Mars, Eafih, Venus

.

Which gtoup of-planets has nosatellites?A- Sahrn, EarthB. Neptune, MercurYC. Venus, MarsI). Mercury, Venus

.

Which country is located in theNorttr Temperate rnne?A. AustraliaB. JapanC. Neur ZealandI). Siberia

tffhich climatic zone has very higbtemperatures and rainfall for most ofthe year?A. north temPerateB. south ternperateC. tropicalI). frigid

With which climatic tlpe i8 the most.sevetre drought associated?A- hot desertB. eguatorialC. savanna

. I), tropical monsoon

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9.

10.

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Use the world mrp belorr to answer itemc11 -13. )

WORI,E TWAP

Which mountain range is found onthe continent labelled 'f,t?A. the RockiesB. the HimalayasC. the AtlasD. theAndes

If one flew directly &om .Dt to .A'overwtrich ocean would one haveflown?A- AtlanticB. ArcticC, IndiaaD. Pacific

Which.continent is located at 'C'?A, Souih AmcricaB. North AmericaC. EuropeD. Asia

t4. Which is Jamaica's closestneighbour?A* BarbadosB. CubaC. HispaniolaI). St. Lucira

lVhich of these is a mainlandcountry?A. ArdbaB. BarbadosC. GuyanaD. Puerto Rico

Use the mep of the Caribbean to answer

items 16 - 18.

Mop of the Caribbean

Which country is located at 201\1,7sw?A, BarbadosB. CubaC, Fuerto RicoD. Trinidad

15.

11.

12.

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16.



1"' ,Hispaniola is located at'A- 15T{ and 65"W

.18T{ and77.Wt E$.I aqd 6?,"$/l9"I{and 7O"W'

Where is the Dominican Republiclocated?A. West of CubaB. Norttr of BelizeC. East ofJarnaicaD. South of Puerto Rico

' Map of Jamaica

Which river is at'S'?A. Wag Water

. B. Rio Grandee. Rio CobreD. Plaintain Clarden

Which plain is found in the parishlabelled'N'?

A- Cieorges

B. LiguaneatC. PedroD. Vcre

Use thic instrument to answer ltem 21.

Which elElrreat of wcatlrer is ttreinstnur.ent used to meagule?

B.c.n.

21.

tr-

l;:,S.fr.* of Jamalea.to anlt'wer itcms

n.

IIJ'

A- rainfallB. sunshineC. temperalrrreD. wind

What does ttre Richter scalemeastrre?A. strength of a hurricaneB. speed of e tornado

C. strength ofan eartbquakeI). intensity of drought

Which of these places is formd in thNortlrern Polar Region?A. AlaskaB. Australia{C. GtnnaI). New Znala,rd

22.

23.

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24.

25.

27.

28-

Which natrrral disas.ter is NOTcorirectly matshed to its cause?A- drougbt - swene

deforestationB. hurricane - cold frontsC. flooding - hearry and

continuous rainfallI). eartbquake

- "slliding ofcrustal plates

Which statement about ttre moon istnre?A- It gives off,its own light.B. It is considcred to be a planet.C. It reflects the sun's light.D. It is larger than the earttr.

Cheryl woke at dawn.When did she wake?A. just before trrilightB. justrbefore daylightC. at mirlnightI). at mid-day

What bect descri-bes any group ofliving.and non-living thingsinteracting with each other?

A. vegetationB. renewable resourceC. eco-systemD. - non-renewable resource

lVhich is NOT a landform?A- deltaBi eulfC. plainD. mountain

29. V/hich is NOT true of a nver?A. flows tbrough a valleyB. flows from a sourceC. edds only in a lakeD. ends at a mouth

Wlich best describes an qxis?It is an imaginary line._A. along which the moon

revolvesB. along which the earth

revolveson which earth spins

Use the jingle to answer items 3O and 31

30. What is being desc'ribed in line l?A. the revolution ofthe earthB. the rotation of the earthC. the stnrcture of the

earthD. the seasons ofthe earth

31.

32.

c.D. which divides the earth into

hemispheresBobby reads about a lzirge laridmasswhich is washed by oceans.U/hat is Bobby rcading about?A- peninsulaB, mountainC. islandI). continent



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r

f

No one has ever interfered with the

topical rain forcst inthis area- It is

protectqd by. tha governmentagency.

The topical3ainforest is the

A. reclaimed landsB. cultivated vegetationC. natural vegetationD. 'shnrb lands

Which Soup of items can be

classified as solid waste?A. bottles,liquid bleach,fe'rtilizer I

B. ' plastics, cardboar4liquidbleach

C. oil, Pesticides, boxesD. 6cf,ns2 old books, boxes

Why doesthe nqrthcrnhemisPhere

experience wintq in December?A. The northern half of the

' world is tilted away from thesun.

B. The southernhalf of theworld is titled a\my from thesun.

C. Neither hemisPhere is titledtowards the su$

I). The norlhenr half of theworld is tilted towards thesul.

What will happon if human beingscontinue to deshoy the rain forests?A. less oxygen will be in the

afinospheieB. more oxygen will be in the

ahosphereless carbon dioxide will be inthe atnrospherean equal amount of oxYgenand carbon dioxide will be inthe atnrosphere

Recycle cans, bottlas and PaperReduce othaust ftum vehiclesControl forest fires

What can be achieved if theprecautions usd above are taken?

A. hurricanes will incneaseallover the world

B. global wrrrring will decrease

C. global warming will increase

It. more carbon dioxide will bein the atnosPhere

Which is the most imPortant factorin solid waste management?

A" properdisposal of garbage

B. a good water suPPlY

C. proper drainage sYstems

I). cleaned gullies

c.

I).

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38.



Use t[is inf,omafion to on$wer items 39and 40. I

On this land of the rising sun, Ikeban4a tJpe of floral arangement is popularand well done

39. To which coutry would youassociate this statemenf?A. CanadaB. JapanC. GhanaD. New 7*aland

Whose skills would be most indemand in this country?A. minersB. horticulturalistsC. geologistsI). cricketers

t3A

A benk gschool

., fdhurcb

g shopO hospitel g oltrce n post j clinic

oflicc{ residencc

41. Which is most likely to be a town?A. ClubB. Diamond

C. HeartD. Spade

42. In which of these settlements wouldmost houses be found?A. SpadeB, HeartC. DiamondI). CIub

rx{rE

40.

The diagrams below show differentsettlements.

Use them to answer items 4l tni 42.

DIAMOTTD

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A.B,c.D.

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43-

BarbadosJamaicaGuyanaTrinidad and Tobago

LIsc the map below to answer item 44.

Which of these is one of the first -

members of CARICOM?A. BarbadosB. Belize.C. Dominica

D. Grenada \t,?',1

Which country is a former colony ofBritain?A. Cayman IslandsB. JarrraicaC. MonserratD. Turks and Caicos

Which tlpe of music would beassociated with this song and singer?A. callpsoB. classicalC. reggaeD. religious

{hich countr5r does this flqgrCprese,nt?

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48.

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ltr/hich group canne to the Caribbeanfrom ttre area urhich is shaded?A. EuropeansB. East IndiansC. ChineseD. Africans

In wtrich island is Spanish spoken asthe main language?A. St. LuciaB. Sr KittsC. BarbadosD. Cuba

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"f remembbr when we use to sitIn a government yard in TrenchTown observing the hypocritesmingling with the good peoplewe meet ....."

Song by Beb MlarlpV



49. Which?is ao objective ofCARTCOM?A. encouraging citizens to work

for the governmentB. encorrErging member

cotrntries to become

independentC. organizing elections formember countries

D. promoting trade between' member countries

50. Information collected frorn a nationalcensruf can be used todeterrrrine _.A. the nurr-rber of males and

-females in the populationB. the exact number of road

accide,lrts in a countyC. ttre exact date for ttrenext

gdnerat elcctionI). the political palty for which

people will vote

Uge the Map of Jsnaica to arurwer items

51 - 53., ,[.Ir.P,of.Iqmdcc

Wtrich parish capital is located3Xr?A- FalmouthB. MandevilleC. -\IayfenD. ,,rSpffih Town

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Why is the doctor bird Jamaica'snational bird?A- It is very beautifuI.B. l*fril*rstories rwitte

C. It lives only in Jamaica.D. It is the most popular pe

Which practice is associated witCaribbean countries?

A- drinking teatbroughout thdaY : ---'e-- -B. dressing in cotton clothes

throughout the yearC. wearing of long coats an

52.

55.

53.

54.

Which national hero was born in theparish labelled 'Y'?A- Marcus GarveyB. Norman ManleyC. Paul BogleI}r Samrrel Sharpe



rr" the table to anstrer items 56 and 5?.

able ,nl-iog thc scores for dlfferentarnes played a-l a"sghool,

t For which two games did the scoreskeep increasing?A- table terrqis and golfB. cricket arld netballC. volleyball and netball

tdble tennis and cricket

For which game did the scoresfluctnrate the.nost over the week?.A- cricket

B. netballC. . table tennisD. volleyball

Who is regarded as Jamaicans firstlady of comedfA. Joan-Andrea HutchinsonB. I"ouise Bennett-CoverlyC. Lconie Forbes

ID. Fae Ellington

59. George Headtey,Micbael McCallrrm,Usain Bolt

To which area have these posonsmade signi fi cant contribution?A. agricultureB. musicC. politicsI). qports

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Which aspect of Caribbean society

highlighted through crop oyor,car:rivals and festivals?A. culturalB. educationalC. political

?. religious

Jomo lives in a country that dbcsNOT have its orim parliamctr ornational s5mbols. Vlhich bestdescribes this countr;r?A- colonyB. democracyC. nationI). republic



Use the table to answer items 64 and 65Use thesc wotds from the NotionalAnthem of Trinidad and Tobago toanswer item 62.

"This'our native land, we pledge orrr livesto theeHere every creed aqd race finds an equalplace

lHhich would.mean the same as lines3 and 4?A- athleles are specially treated

* B. all citizens arc treated thesame

C. only university graduates canwork

Di. the wealthy are respected.

What kind of linkage amongCaribbean cotrntries does theUuiversity of the West Indies bestdemonstate?A. culturalB, diplomaticC. educationalI). sporting

Main Products of some Countries

Countries ProductsGrensda Nutmeg, mace

Barbados Sugar

Antigttg & Barbuda PineappleG- uyana Barxite, riceiliiiaad anaTobago

Asphalt, oil

Jean uses spices and sweeteners inher pastry shop in England. Fromwhich countries could she buy theseproducts?A. Trinidad and Tobago and

GrenadaB. Guyana and BarbadosC. Barbados and GcenadaD. AntigUa and Barbuda and

Grenada

65. In which countries is mining done?

A. Trinidad and Tobago andGuyana

B. Antigua and Barbuda andGrenada

C. Barbados and Trinidad andTobago

D. Arrtigua and Barbuda andGuYana

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lsethe table showlng economic activities

:"-"cguntries to answer items 66 snd

In wtrich country is mining NOT

Which of the following bcst definesmining?A. the removal of trees from,the

hillsidesthe removal of top soil fromcertain areasthe study of dl minerals

the e<traction of mineralsfrom the earttr

Which shows a direct link be-tweenresource and economic activitY?A- barucite - fishingB. forestr5r - eco-tourism'C. gypsum - farmingIl. cocoa- constnrction '

In urhich area does Air Jamaic,acoutribute directly to regionalintegration?A. cultureB. educationC. sportsD. transportation

70.

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GhanaJapart

New Ze,alandSiberia

Whiofr country could most likelYe>cport table cloth?A. SiberiaB. New ZealandC. JapanD. Ghana

WheT Africans were first brought tottre Caribbean, which crop did mostof them produce?A. ltugar-cateB. riceC. coffeeD. coconut

Which natural resource is NOTmined in the Caribbean?

A. bauxiteB. coalC. ' nickelD. . oil

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Use the, table rhowing minerals mined insome pirrishes in Jamaica to answer items73 -75.

Which aftraction is correctlyrnatched with the parish in wl,ichs located?A- Devon House - St. Thom

B. Green Grotto Cave - PortC. Fern Gully - St CatherineD.m*C'reatHouse-tr

Whioh product is correctly matcheto its croP?

re - hqoaccp . sugaf, cane - bagasseB. irish potatoes - ketchup

C, tomato - french frios -D. psppor- soya sauce

76.

Mineral ParishesBauxite St. Elizabeth,

St. Catlrerine,SL Ann, Clarendon,Manchester

Gypsum St. ThomasSilica Sand St. EliiabethMarble Pottland,

St. Thomas;St. Catherine

73. Which minerals are forurd inSt. Catlierine?A- ' Bauxite and MarbleB. G)rysum and Silica sandC; , Gypa$ and Barxi&D, Silica sand and Marble

74. Which mineral is found in mostparishes?A. bauciteB. gypsumC. silica sandD. marble

75. From which parish is the mineral

' which is r.rsed to make glass found?A. St. CatherineB. St. ElizabethC. St. ThomasD. St. Ann

Which crcps do people in theCaribbean usually grow?A. rice and wheatB. wheat and oatsC. cocao.BDd coffeeD. groundnuts,and wheat

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Use thir-instruction te nnswer -.

guesgions l-16. 't'

Which word BES[ completes thefollowing sentences? - '.

l. Wlren we got there lte wasalready

A. goneB. goC. wentD. goes

q. i;:

t' .'. ,r.5,, nl

Lisa was given a prize for beingj"the

A.B.C.D.

shrdent in the class.

There r.ere several pieces of uselulinformation on the page, so heunderlinid the pieces.

more importantmost importantimportantestimportanter

::Everyone rvas thereShe had to go to the supermarket.

alongexceptalsoand

Jermaine leaned the batwall.

A- againstB. ' beside

C. besidesD. ' under

Diane coulcl not find that book,she took another.

A.B.C.D,

She will not betoday.

tlre doctor

(t.

more punctualmost ptrnctualpunctualerpunctualest

seesawseeingseen

stnceandbutso

7.

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A.B.c.D.

A.B.c.D.

A.B.c.D.

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One of the men in the room.

areiswerecome

I dicl not.seechair.

sitting in that

A. nobody'8, : Someone

C. anyoneD. no-one

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t0. She did notschool-

the books to

A. rakeB. took('. takes

l). takenT'he members of the football teanr

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presented with theirtrniforms last Friday.

A. wasB. wereC. isD. are

I shared the rnangoes .--_ thetwo boys.

amongbybetrveeninto:

'l'he children ran lrom tlre plaryfieldthe cla.ssroom.

Ilt order to catch the bus you mustget up than you did thismorning.

A.' earlyB. earliest

C. earlierD. more earlier

'l-he _ jackets are hanging inthe storeroom.

lvonlenwomanlvonlans'women's

A.B.C.D.

nleI

he.she

15.

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A.B.c.D.

lVhich rnarlc shoutd be placed atthe * in ench .sentence below?

17. "[lorv tnany students are presenttoday{c" asked the visitor.3,

A.ll.C.D.

tnirrtoinsideonto

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4. Betrveen yort arrdverv hard-

At lrrrrch time he ate trvo sandwiches,olre lnrge bun:t a slice ofpake ancl anapple.

A.B.

C.D.

A.R.C.D.

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Each student was asked to take alonga pencil* an eraser and a sharpener'

A.:R.;C.D.t

"All eyes right:lr" shouted thecommanding officer.

A.B.?C.D.I

The Boy .Scouts were asked to get

the following items:lt fl a.sht i gfrt.knile. a compa.ss and a map.

A.R.('.t).

Mr. Smith said, "[ have been rvaitingfor yorr since 8 o'clock thismorning.fc

4.,B. tt

c.D.?

We are.going to have a picnic*c Eachperson should take his orvn food.

A. -:

B.;c.D.;

Study the volumgs.and ranges of, this set

olerr-cyclopaed ia grven bsr$-@'

Volume Range Volume Range

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Tara goes to the shelf and takesdown volrrme 2.

Which t''f the following attthors is.shc MOST LIKE,LY to beresearching'l

A. (lurroll. LouisR. l.amb. PercyC- (irey. AdanrD. .Eyre. Jane

In which volume rvould you readabotrt .fnmes Wa(t, the scientist?

A. sixB. elevenC. trvelveD. tlrirteen

In which volurne would you findinformation on kinglish?

A. fotrrB. ' sixC. ."se\renD- thirteen

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Which set of programmes isIVIOST I II(ELv ro attract achild's atterition?

t. cartoons, documentary, newsq. news, documentary, movies9. cartoons, movies, i"m.sD. news, weathCr,

"po.t,Which programmes are shown onFridays and on Sundays?

A. cartoensr movies, ngwsB. canoons, news, shoppingguide

Who would show MOST interest inthe programme shown at 6:30 a.m.on Saturdayt?

WF M Weekend_TV ScheduleMorning B.o"d"".a

news, movies, sportscartoons, news, games

adultschildrenmovie-goersfootball fans

30. f'or the period, which of thefollowing is givert least time?

A. CartoonsB. Morning Devotion i1

Q. r, GamesD. Documentary

Use this inst-uc.fion tq apswerquestions.3l3t4.

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

31. A. The bird had flied two milesin one day.

B. The bird fleri, two milesin one day.

The bird fled two rnilesin one day.The bird flied two milesin one day.

'I'hey was working on theirassignment-They been working on theirassignment.They was been working ontheir assignnrent.They were working on theirassignment.

Everyone have a right tovote.Everyone has a right to vote.Everyone have been giventhe right to vote.Everyone have had the rightto vote.

Everygne rnay leave AndTara.Everyone

may leave expectTara-Everyone rnay leave around'l-ara.F,veryone may leave exceptTara.

c.D.

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B.

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In whieh of the follorving is thervord ttrccordtt usetl as r verb?

A. She kept a record of all thatshe did.

B. She will record theinformation,

C. Yorr school record shouldbe kept in a safe place.

D. She could not find any

Eqard of the child's birth.

36. Which word is similar in meaningto the one underlined in thissentence?

Mangoes are expensive tluring thefirst half of the year.

A. cheapB. costlyC. plentifulD. 'scarce

Use thiLinstruction to Jnswerquestions 37 and 38.

lVhich set of words is arrangert inalphabetical order?

handle. faint, toe, ptrnchfaint, punch, handle, toe

handle, toe, puneh, faintfaint, handle, punch, toe

38. A. knack, keen, kick, kolaB. keen, kick, kola, knackC. keen, kick, knack, kolaD. knack, kick, keen, kola

Use this instr$stion to answerouestions 3o rnd 4Q, I

Which word from eaeh sehtence shouldbegin with a capital letter?

39. The planet saturn is unique in that ithas a ring around it.

A. situmB. plarretC. uniqueD. ring

40. several pictures were placed on thewall to make the room moreattractive.

A. attractivepicturesseveralwall

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Use this instruction tp answefouestipns

44-46.

Which is OPPOSITE in meaning to theword underlined in each of the followinsentences?

44. Through which door shouldyou enter a bus?

A. exit

B. go intoC. reachD. stay in

45. He made a profil from sellingoranges.

A. gainB. giftC. loss

D. rervard

46. The bqastful villagers rescued thestranger from the robbers.

A.

c.

D.

A.

B.

C.

41.

43.

42. A. "please tell me the time,,,requested Alice. I want toleave before it's too late.B. "please tell nre the timerequested Alice. I want toleave before it's too late.

C.please

teil me the timerequested Alice. I want toleave before it's too late.D. ..please tell me the time,,.rbquested Alice. ..1 want toleave before it's too late.,,

She, buys oranges, cabbage,turnips and carrots.

B. She buys orallges cahbageturnips and carrots.She buys, oranges. cabbage,turnips and

carrots.She buys oranges. cabbage,turnips and carrots.

Jameel vowed'.1 am going towin the competition."Jameel vor*.ed. ..1 am going

to u,in thi.s competition.'..lanreel vowed...l aln going torvin tlris colnpetition."".lnrrreel vor,red" I am goingr(r \\ nl this corrrpctition.

A. humblcB. poorC. simpleD. rveak

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Which is the correct spclling for the worrlrvhich shorrkl corrrplete each senlence?

47. The of Jamaica declaredAtrgust I, each year. a publicholiday.

A. governmentB. govermentC. guvemmentD. guverment

Digestion takes place in the

z\. stomtrkB. . stomackC. stomrrch.D. stcrnraclr

Ile usetl his lra;rd tofrom the strn.

xead me following pos-q.u-cslioxs-5L5:1.

l\feg Bloom is the owner of etrvo-hectlre fnrm in south St. Elizabeth.She plants mostly escallion. Afterreaping, she sells rnost of hcr produce tohotels in and around Montego Bay, and tolocnls rt the market,

Mrs. Bloom is a very prorrtl farmer.She says her work is har-rl, brrt it provi<lesfor her family.

51. Where is Mrs. Bloom.s farm?48.

A.B.(:.D.

Montego BaySt. Elizabeth()cho llir-'sSt. Ann

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his eyes

A. sheildB. sbiefdC. sheald

fr. sheeld

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cf eardeerdaredire

52. Whf is Mrs lJloom pnrud of hcr.,vcrk..t

n. People fi.onr rhe hotels visither fhnrr.

B. Shc likcs to see plarrts grotv.

C. She is able lo prorricle lbr herfanrily.D, She is able to travel to

Montego Bay.

'Fhe passage suggests thatMrs. Bloom

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Read the. follcwing edvertisement. thenenswqr questions 54-58.

Which items are on sale?

A. appliancesB. furnitureC- beddingD. clothing

Give one reason why many peoplewould want to shop at FlarrisFurnishing.

57. Which phrase is used to encouragebuyers to visit the store?

A. . Harris Furnishing

D. beds, settees, tablesC. New and usedD. Low Lowf Low prices

58. Which set of items would you buy atFlarris Furnishing?

A. beds, clrairsB. plates, setteesC. tables, dressesD. bedspreads, lamps

Read the follorying recipe- thpn gnswerquestions 59-61.

Recipe For Chenry-June-Plum Drink

fn[rredients:3 large June-plums2 cups ripe garden cherries (wrshed)3 cups waterlime Juice to tastesmsll piece of ginger (optional)sugar or honey (to taste)

Method:PeeI June-plums and cut them in Smallpieces. Discard seeds. Lightly blendplums, eherries and half the amount ofwnter for about 3 minrites.' Strain in largejug. Add remrining ingredlents tomixture. Sweeten to taste.

Serve over crushed ice-Setves 6 persons-

Why is lroney or sugar used in thedrink?

to make the drink coolto decrease the volumeto make the drink sweetto increase tlre volume

55.

A.B.C.D.

59.A.R.c.D.

56.

A.B.c.D.

Prices have been lowered.They have new furniturePrices have been increased.The store is large.

Which is the quickest way ofcontacting Harris Furnishing withoutvisiting the storc?

sending a message

sendinga

telegram'ffriting a lettermaking a telephone call

FO]r SALEIT

New and Used Furniture:beds, settees, tables, chairs, what-nots.

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,'

lion? No. lt i.s none of these. It is theonmol houseffy. Why i.s tbe houselty.soangerorrs? Reeause it earries germs.

hundred eggs at a time, usunlfy in ;1ollingpod or garbage. The yorrng flies whiehntch frorn the eggs nre collerf nraggol.s,nd are very tiny, worm-like thing.eithout legs. The maggot fceds on thearbage for nhout five days and then itskin changes into a .shell. fnsirle ttre shell,re meggot changes into an *dult Ol.rvithvo rvings.

A fly ta*tes n,ith i{.s fcet. lt rvalks nllver things to g€t ji 33tnste." If it rvnlt<.sr*" something

dirty, it gets d.irty thingsr its fcct. When it rvalfcs over yorrr food,lcaves it.s dirty gerrns on your firorf.

How many cups of water are neecledto make this drink?

A. oneB. trvo

C- thrceD. four

Which rvord from ll're pa.ssage meansto'throw tway?'

A. blendB. stirC. strainD. di.scarcl

What creature is most dRngerous toeople? A poi.sonou.s'snake? Astrnrl<?

The female hou.sefly lays ntrout n

(Arllpterl fronr ('rrrilrbenn lle:trlr.r.sby.lulie Morlonl

62. The passage suggests that

flies are carriers of disea-sesflies are our friendsgarbage is good to havearound uswe get strong when weeat dirty food

Which is the MOST dangerouscre.ature mentioned in the passage?

A.B.C.

D.

63.

64.

6_5

A.B.C.T).

A.R.

C.

t).

The writer implies that you willeat germs if you

snakesharkflylion

cover your food and drinkallow flies to walk on yourfoodwash all fruits before eatingthemkeep everything clean

Which of the following outlines thestages of development of the fly?

A. eggs, maggots, adrrlt fly. shelllt. eggs. nraggots, slrcll, acltrlt flyC. eggs. shell. adtrlt fly, maggotsD. eBES, shell, maggots, adult ny

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68.

Wl'ro may enter Category B of tlriscompetition?

A. A nine_year-oldstudent frorn aprep.school.

B. A fwelve-year_old student froma high school.

C. A thirteen-year-old studentfrom an all age school.fr. A ten-year_oid st rd"nt from aprimary school.

Who may enter Category A of thecompetition?

A. A fifteen-year-old Student of ahigh school.B. A twelve- year-old student of asecondary school.C. A ten-year- old student of aprimary school.D. A fifteen-year-old student ofan all ige school.

' The title of the competirion,"A Sandwich can be a Balancecl Meal..means that

students should eat onlvsandwichesa sandwich may provide all thenutrients needed for lunchwe need to eat a sandwicheverydaystudents shoutd not eatsahdwiches as their main meal

69.

A.

B.

C.

D.

66. Entries wilt not be accepted after

Allison, a l4-year- otd. won first prize'i1 helcRtegory. .t-low much -on.yshould she receive?

$1,000$t,500$2"OOO$3.000

70.

A.R.c.D.

April I, 1999April 30. l9e9May l. 1999May 3l. t 999

A.B.c.D.

Essay Cornf€titlonEntrlcs erc lnvited to theNATtOtfAL FooDs or.rarralca,99 Essay Competitlon

-?oPi6*-.A Saztrrfvtltch e€rrr lee aCla&aneecl hJteslrr

Rules:{ | } Printary and all age studenrs from 9 to l4years old are ef igihle to enter lhe competitiorr.

Category A: Students9-ll years oldCategory B: Students 12-liyeare old(2) Essays should be between 3SO and toO ,rrorcls.(3) All essays shorrld he original.

{4} n ll errtries must be certiflecl by the classteacher.

Fr|leslCategory A First prize: $2000

Second prize: $IOOO

Category B Firsr priz_e: $3OOO

Eacrrprizewrnner*in_"r.o1lllld"*::'":i:j:",,""- of NFJ magazine for frisner scfroof .A prlze of $ISOO will be awarded to the leacher ofeach lirst prize wlnner.

Dead{na Date ls



Rearl the fotlowjn&PassaBg'thenanswer questions 7 l-75'

Rain is rvet-Sometimes it feels wnrm and sometimcs itfeels cokl.Sometimcs it is irrst a light drizzle' brttsometimes it pours down on my head' Itmakes e lorrd drrrmming noise on the roof'of my house.I lik; rain. lt is clern nnd pttre' It tnstcs

goo<1. Rnin gives life to many plnnts' See

f,ow they puik,tp when they drink the

rain? Sometimes the clouds in the sky get

very aort snd the thunder rolls' lt makes

a long,'loud, rolling noise'Lighining sometimes lights up the darkctouas. Thott you know tlrat the rainshower rvill be heavY'Sometimes the rnin falls all day long'Sometimes there is only a little shorver, butit is enongh to wnter the plants and mnhe

sure thnt peoptc heve rvater to drink'Rain falls to the esrth nnd the rnin wnterruns along in little 3treamS' Then thc littlestreams fillup the big rivers' Sometirnesrain falls while the srrn is shining' Then ifyou afs lrrcky you might see n rninbow

stretching across the skY'

(ArlaPted from Carlbbean RendersbY Jtrlie Morton)

Ilow can one tell that the shorver willbe heavy?

The clouds get dark and thethuneler rolls.Tlre thuntler nrakes a lorttl

rollingnrtisc.

'I-hc <trt'nnrs lillup the bigrit,ers.A rninhorv slrutcltcs acrossthe sky.

Which one of these sentences tellsthat the writer has the expetience ofstanding or walking in the rain?

A. Rain gives life to many Plants"B. It makes a tong, loud' rolling

noise.C. Sometimes the rain fallswhile the sun is shining'

D. Sometimes it fleels warm and

sometitnes cold.

Which set gives the order of events inttre passage?

A. Dark clouds, thunder rolls'lightning flashes, the rain

falls.R. Lightning flashes' tlark clouds,the rain falls' thunder rolls'

C. The rain falls, dark clouds,thunder rolls, lightning flashes'

D. Thunder rolls' rain falls,lightning flashes, dark clouds'

What does the writer want tosuggest about Plants bY using thephrase *drink the rain?"

They have stomacfis.They love to drirrk.They are greedy.They take.in water.

"Perh up'as used in the Passagemeans

72.

73.

A.

B.

C.

7t.

II

II

II

74.

A.R.C.l).

75.

A.B.

c.D.

blossombloom

ltveget strong

D.



' 'Wlnt is'neddoe?t called in Jamaica?.i rs ii

:;:.1 .r-- i

. . ;. ifi

(Adnptrsel from Carlbbean Resdof,itry Jullc Morron; ii

D.' . look fte $ame wJren cooked l



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6.

sheherhis

' hirir

lI

7.

I

A.B.c.D.

A.B.c.D.

My

A.B.c.D.

I+.

Il,II

againstatunderin

He _, the'ball just before ir hirthe ground.

catchedcatchcaughtcatches

I-ast year, the school's cricket teanrdeclared.the winner of the

conrpetition-

A. isB. areC. wereD. 'was

Only the peopte whosb names appeaon the list will awards.

thc car had run out of gaioline.

soexceptbecausetherefore

The cat eats the dish.

with.atfrom.under

brother n*_

to work.

gogonegoeswent

.

7.

A.B.c.D.

,I 9.

A..8.c.D.

receivedrcceivereceivesreceiving

10. I looked the east admirirrgthe rising'. sun.

A. at

B. ovcrC. frornD. towards

II

Vhicb rvord best conrplctes cach

cntencc?The girl left ., bag underthe tree.

A.B.c.D.

Grandfather told stories

aboui his voyages at sea.A. themB. lre -

C. sheD. they

We stopped at the servic€ station

PAFTT A

g. ra

'A.B,c.D.

,, Qooo

The boys were asked to leanthe board to prevent it from falling.

sc this instrueiion to answcrcms 1 - 12,



Lisa wrote all over the papershe was instructed

"ot io io sol--- t h1 bro_clrure presents informationon the following touristdestinatibns* port Antonio, OclroRios, Negril and Mont"go 6"y.

l5-

A.B.

c.D..

elseother

althoughhowcver A.:B.iC..D.' t

t2. He did not _ Who caught theball.-A.

B.c.'D,

iterus t3 - 15.

\thiclr mark shoukl bc placed at thc>i< in cach scntence?

"'Whsre-d d you put my pencil;k,,

cnquired Billy.

Shouts of,."Goal*" could be heard.all around tlre arena.

A.B.

C.D.

Whicb othcr rvopd in the scntcncbelow should begin with a capitafottcr?

The islana of toUugo is a falrroustourist destination.

A. 'islandB. famousC. tobagoD. tourist

16.ee

sawseqsse9n

A.B.?c.l)' '

Which sentcncc ls C9RI{EC ,TI_JIpunctuated?

We will be lqaving at nineo'clock, "said the leader.""'We will be leaving at nino'clock, said the leader.""$y'e will be leaving at nineo'clock,' said the teader."''t$y'€ will be leaving at nineo'clock said the

leader."

t4.

17. A.

B.

c.

D,



.ta

:.'18.

i

'tn.

ero.

A. "Please tell me tlre timc,"requested Alice. I want toleaye before itls too late.B. "Please tell me the time

' Tequested Ali-ce. I want to. leave before it's too late."

C. Please tell me the tinrerequested Ali.i:e. I want toleave before it's too late.D. "Please.tell me thi tirne,"requested Alice. ..1 want toleave before it's too late."

In rvhich scntcnce is thcapostrophc CORRDCTLY uSed?

Which word means thc SAME as thc onunderlined in cach scntciEl-21. The Chinesebecarne.fqrnoqs after

they.invented the whEi6Ernow.

A. unknown. B. richC, stupidD. well-known

22. I will hasten to tell him before heIeaves-

A.B.

c.D.

The farmer accidentally cutthis donkey's rogrc.The farmer accidentally cutthiS dqnkey ropes'.The farmer accidentally cuttlris donkeys rope's.The farmer accidentally cutthis donkeys' rope

A. waitB. hurryC. moveD. walk

A.B.c.D.

A.B.C.It.

A.

B.

Vse this instruction to answcr

In rvhich sentcnce arc commasWhich is airinged in atphabetical ordc

CORRECTLY uscd? 23. karate, kennel, kneelkarate, kneel, kennelkennel, karate, kneelkgnnel, kneel, karate

third, table, tune, tracttable, trait, third, tunetune, table, trac thlrd

'table. third, trac tune

croak, clop, cross, crowdcross, croak, crowd, cropcFossr crowd croak, cropcrogk cross, crop, crowd

24:

-c.

Captain Buckfield tlre leader,of the group, decided that weshould leave the packages,Captain Buckfield, the leader,of the group decided that weshould leave the packages.Capiain Buckfield the leader,of the group decided, that weshould leave the packages.Captain

Buckfield, ihe lbaderof the groupr decided that weshould leave the packages.

25. A.B:c.D.

D.



Vhich scntcncc is GfTAMMATICALLY- corrcct?

2t6. A. Me and Jinr went to theparty.

B: I and Jim went'to the

;. YtTh. I went to ther party.D, Jim and me.went to the

party.

77, A. The students always sit witlrthe chairs.

* t":ll'ilts .a

I wa v s si t

C. The students always sit overthe chairs

D. The students always sitthrough the chairs.

B. A. She is the m6st car*ious' driver l-have'ever met.

B. She is the rnorc cautiousdriver I have ever rnet., C. . She is the cautionest

driver I have ever met.D. She is the cautious driver I

have cver met.

?9. A. 'l'his dictionary is mincs-B. 'l-his dictionarY is mY.C. Tttis dictionary is for mine.D. Thiq dictionarY is mine-

30. .4. We ean share the Pencilsamong the ten child-ren.

B. We can share the pencilsbetween the ten children.

C. We can share the pencilsamon$ the two of us,

D. Wc can share thc PencilsLrctrveen the three of us.

I never do nothirlg'wrong.

p. I hardly did anythingwrgng.

C. I never did nothingwrong.

D. I don't do r{qthinB wrong.

Joe workctl alt day and reccivctl$200.00.

Which accuratily represents tlre fagiven in the sentence above?

A, Joe received $200.00 for aday's work.

B. Joe's weeklY wage iss200.00.

C, . Joe earneb $200 every daYD. $2OO.00 was Joe's PaY for

hatf day's work.

the table.

A. ripe, bananasB, weie, placedC. twentY, riPef). twenty, bananas

Which rvorcl in thc icntcncc U*suggcsts tbat two objccts arc bc

compared?.This green bottle is taller.

A.1.

32.

33.

34.

A. thisB. greenC. bottleD. taller

Wrich words are used asadjcctivcs ln the follorvingscntcncc?

Twenty ripe banana.swere Pfuo



*at.itcnrs 35 - 39-

Wlrich is tlrc correct sp.ellingfor ilre rvordrvhich should complete cacliscntencc?

tt. Jenny,s favorrrite._ is btrrc.

Y.::;ii'fjti.ii 'rI"" t",,p

Which rvord i" Win mcaning.tothc onc undcrlined in cach sentcncc?40. -l'hc. roorn wiLs vely qoiw.

A. darkB. loudC; quietD. ni.y

41. Thc nredicinc was too bitter so lrecould not swallovv it.A. sweetlt. . harshC. . starchyD. stringy

u.

A. colerB. colourC. colla .'D. cloeur -

The teanr ptaye.d. an excitirig ganre of

'.ss.

n'

Each week Jerqr goes to theto borrow a book.

-

A.B.c.rr.

kriket' krieketcricketcriket

liberrytibrcrylibreylibrary

The nran was selling bottles ofginger

A. barel'. beerC. bierD. bear

The ptate was broken by _.

A.B.

c.D.

A.B.C.D.

acidentaksidentacsideDtaccident



v*T gF q4psn ro*n.

Use tbe diasran below to answert' tr . f.- r r '' r r.. '

t.

itgms 45 - 47.

Grap-F SF,o,wine Hgw Georf,gSPends tD:Y at Ho4 9

l,.

T

E&Go6vt

Besle School

F:-|PrlnrarY Schgol

45. Most of Georyc's.tfurre is sPent

A. sleeping

B;helping mother

C. eatingD. o"t"hittg television

On what does George spend the leaamount of tirne?

A. playi-np games-B. watching television

+F Where is the Police Station located?

A.East of Harvey Close.

F. Qn Lawrense Drive.C. South of Blake RoadD. On Main Street.

What is the narne of this community?

A. Lawrence DriveB. Blake RoadC. Harvey CloseD. Green Town

Which of the following is locatedSouth of the Basic School?

A. Patty ShopB. Main StreetC. Police StationD., Prinrary School

43.

44. 47. What percent of the day does'Georgspind playing?

C. workingD. reading

A. twentyB. twentY fiveC. fortYD, fiftY

Policc StarionI prrty Shop



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:: ,9Iih.9JP,bJc ort sqaf.Cc inforrnation to aliirver.--

IaFlg.f of cgnfcqlg

Pagcs

-48

132U..3039

On rvhich pages are you MOSTLIKELY to find infornratiJffioutowls? 1

A. 39-40B. 30-38c, 2A-29D. 13-19

On which pages would you findinformation about lionsi

A.'

30-38r]. 39-49c. 13-19D. 8-12

On whiclr page urould the chaprer onTrees end?

A. 49B. 40c. 38

D. 30

Chaptcrc

FlowersWild AnimalsPetsBirds-:-I reesInsects

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.- PAFIT EI

-

[t e.e 1l tEi$,n I sp ?,Fe cgr rcfy lly'. th cn .usg i t..g-q:lnswcr items 5l - 55.

Roots do trvo things for tlrc plant. Thcykccp thc plant firm in thc ground rndthcy tnke in food for ttrd'plnnt from thccartlr.

Roots havc tiny hairs. As thc tips of theroots grorv dccp lnto thc soil, thcsc roothairs takc in rvater and salts from thecarth. Tlrc watcr and ralts go to thclcavcs, whcre thc plant makcs jts food.You can sce the root hains if you lookcloscly at the root.

Some plants have onc largc root, likc acnrrot. This root is called a taproot.$ome plantsr likc grasscs, have many

^ roots all thc $amc size- The roots offr.or.cs are callcd fibrous roots.

Sonrc plants like the ivy, usc thcir roots tocling to trecs and walls.

Mangrovcs havc prop roots that hclpthcrn to stay firm ln the srvamps whcrcthcy grorv.

tff::u;:x:;'u*"

Which of the following roots wouldyou Frnd mainly in swampy lands?

taprootsfibrous rootsprop rootsclinging roots

A. ' Roots take water and saltthe leaves.

B.' Thcy hang down from Pla'and collect food.

C. Roots hclp ptants cling towalls andtrces.

D. Thcy kecp plants firrn inground and feed then*

s4. Sl*;f these roots is usually t

Wlrat is the use of the tiiry hain

whieh grow oq roots of plants?

A. They help tlre plants to nrak' food.lt. The hairs covei the roots.C. They keep water fronr

spoiling the roots.D. The hairs protect the plants

Which of the following bcstdescribes the two nrain uses of rco

clinging rootfibrous rootprop roottaprc6t

1'his passage is mainly about

A. roots which can be eatenB. how roots help plantsC. how plants 5nake foodD. the size of plant roots

52.

53.

A.B.c.D.

55.A,B.c.D.

5r.



Read the poem, then answeritems 56 - 60.

'*e Deserted r{ouse

The house is alone nowdeserted of human life;only the shadows can be seenqueuing up to get in.

A taftered silhouetteSluea to a changing skvline,it sits hunched up,shoulders pulled in,its grey roof bowed lowas if hiding some dark secret,

deep within.

The windows are all boardedor broken

f.,t each time I passthey seem to watch my every move.

s8. Which of the following describes thehouse in its present state?

A. tall and statelyB. painted greyC. covered with leavesD. old and broken down

What does *inviting entrlrt'-rnean?

A. open to no-oneB. open to everyoneC. only leaves could enterD. only some people should

enter

59.

60. Orr passing this house, one gets a

feeling ofmysteryhappinessexcitementjoyfulness

A.B.C.D.nd yesterday as I slipped by,

side-stepping the ogive-away crunchtof those autilfnn leaves,

(Anonymous)

Who or what can be seen lining upnear the house?

56.

A.B.C.D.

A.B.C.D.

childrenhousepeopleshadows

They are asleep inside.They have moved away.They are hiding inside.They are at the back.

f noticed the front door lay half open,inviting entry.

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57.Where are the ownels of this house?



Study the follqwing advertisemeqt, thenanswer itel4s 61- 64.

A.B.c.D.

64. Which telephone number would yodial for Bahadore's Shoe Store?

A. 962-6336B. 962-3662

c. 962-6363D. 962-2662

Read this passage cSrefully, t4en use fansvyer items 65 - 69.

Jimmy was a comical person who wasalways telling silly stories or playingtricks on his classmates. Everyone coulexpect a good laugh when he was around

But Jimmy had one weakness - fear ofspiders. One day while he was busygiving jokes and up to his usual tricks,unknown to him someone dropped aspider down his shirt collar..-.

61. What type of shoes will I get to buyat Bahadore's?

A. casual shoesB. work shoesC. black shoes

D. dress shoes62. Where is Bahadore's Store located?

A. on a side road..-- q._- in the centre of the town

C. at a crossroadD. in a lane

63. What does the ptrrase 'just arrived'suggest?

now in stocksoon to be availablesold outjust finished

65. what does the phrase ''' :;';J:K *in the passage?

A. intentionB. performing

C. jumpingD. climbing

66. ' What is the meaning of the phrase" unknownt' as used in the passage

A. knowledgeB. perceiveC. unawareD. awzrre

SALE SALE SALE,Just arrived DRESS SHOES

For ME'N, WOMEN, BOYS and GIRLS

COME TO

BAHADORE(S SHOE STORE

SMACK IN TITE MIDDLE OF TOWN.

48 Main Street

New TownTelephon e - 962-6362-3



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67.

68.

Which of these is Jimmy NOT likelYto do to his classmates?

\I

A. Put a spider on someone'sdesk.

B. Put a rubber frog insomeone's bag.C. Spell someone's name

' backway round.D. Jump around on one leg.

Which word in the passage has thesame meaning as the word stuPid?

Mud and soil from the rivers get intodams that supply water to homes andfactories. This causes damage to theseexpensive dams and affects the watersupply.

(Caribbean ReadersJulle Morton)

70.

69. Which of the following sentenceswould be the BEST to continue thestory? r

A. Jimmy jumped and screamedfor help.

8.. .Timmy slowly pulled his shirtbuttons and took it off.C. Jimmy laughed and said I aurnot afraid of anything.

D. Jimmy continued to give hisjokes.

How would you describe the effectsof cutting down forest trees?

A. good for homesB. causes damageC. enriching to the soilD. helpful in getting water

According to the passage if our damsand pipelines are damaged by mudand soil, it is likely that _.A. forests were destroyedB. workmen did a faulty job on

themC. cheap materials were trsedD. this blockage is caused by

under-glound roots

If our forests were cut down, whateffect would this have on farming?

.A. Farmers' crops wouldflourish and increase theiryield.More money would be spentto repair dams and pipelines.Top soil for planting cropswould be of poor quality.We would have more coal touse-

A.

B.c.D.

comical

sillyjoketrick

71.

72.

I B.

C.

D.

When forest trees are cut down, the soilbecomes dry and sandy. There are no

roots or grasses to hold the soil in place.This loose, dry soil can be blown by thewind or washed away by rains. The landtlecomes bare and loses its top soil. Thiswasted soil gets into rivers and streams,blocking them and causing floods andgreat damage.



l"-76.

Which of the following is the ahdrof Less Price Dcpartment Store?

A. 25 Paytess CityB. l0 Payless Place

C. 5 Discount l{., Kgt Zt 5 Dissount Rd.: Kgn. | 0

A word from the advertisement

il|ichmltnsthe same as (suitab

AT T.A:STtt AT r-ASTtYou don't hqve to look.atryfurther

for tlieCHEAPEST PRICES ANYWHERE

EVERYTHING

ybu need{or theENTIRE HoME exb FAMIL.Y

. can clelinitely be.jound at,

LESS PRTGE DEPARTMi:NT STOREl(e otv convenienily lochtecl in the heart ot

PAY:ESS crrvCil

5 Dlscouttt Road. Klngston t0-

HURRY: GOME SHOP WITH US NOWII

DON'T DETAYTT

73. This advertisement is more likely toapieal to

-.A. housewivesB, farmersC. - engineersD. doctors

A. definitelyB. furtherC. conveniently

D.entire

The aim of this advertisement is t

74.

7s.

L A.

B.

c.

D.

S:j*:"oteto shop at othe

get people to want to visi

itffi*"u"peopte fromvisiting the store

cncourage people to shoquickty



c thcinformation to answcrffiTIrc hblc was big now. OIa

took thc hoeand startcd to dig. She liftect it and buriedit in the ground. Then she pullecl it out.Thc boys clearcd the earth awAy. She dugagain. Thcre was a sountl. It was thesound of metal hitting mctal. Ola lave ac4v'

"Got ittD shc shouted.Mrs. Ogosi shivered; Thc boys stoodaround tlrc hole talking lnd pointing

nt last thcy pulted out a big metal box. Itrvas dirgr and the lock wns brown withrust. Mrc. Ogosi hit the lock hard rviththc machetc. The lock.brokc and sltcopcncd thc lid.

Insi<Ic therc were hundrcds of coinb. Olalvas sure thcy would add up to a largcsurn of rnoncy

Mrs. Ogosi put hcr hancls into the coins.She fclt somcthingl It was soft.Hcr eyes shonc with excitcment.

77. What does "metal hitting rnetal"suggest?

A. The hoe had touched a stone.. B. Somcthing metallic had hit astone.

C. The loclt on the box was

broken., D. The hoe had touched

something metallic.

7.9.- . Which of the following is the mostsHitaFle title for the passage?T

Which sentence tells that the boyswere excited?

The boys cleaned the earth

away.The boys stood around thehole talkihg and pointing.At last they pulled out a bigmetal box.The lock broke and sheopened the lid.

Digging a HoleMrs. Ogosi's FamilyThe Buried TreasureThe Spanish Jar

Why did Mrs. Ogosi eyes shine wexcitement?

She was bitten by somethinShe was happy with whatfeltShc felt a ball of thread.She was scared of what she

"" felt.

78.

A.

B.

c.

D.

80.

A.B.'

c.D. \..



19. 4..

I).

B ooks_ pencils, sharpeners,and other material iere inthe bpg.B"9lo-, pencils sharpeners,and other material woe in thebag.Bogk pencils, sharpen .sand-ogrer roaterial were in

S" lus. .:iIryt t, 1rcncils, sharpLers,anrl-other mabrial, were irrthe bag.

My brother a solidcq3mg ho-me, for the holiday.My brother, a solider *r";l9-., forthe holiday.My brother, a soldiri

""rn"l9-: for, the holiday.fvlr bryther, a solidei, CIarnenom€ forthe hotiday.

A- . . . Green Coral is a Tonm io fisland of mabu.B.fffi#ffi;towninrhC. Grcen coral is a town in Thistand of mabuI). Grcen Conat is atown iu th

,, ,..

:, island of Mabu.

4ylt"h sentence is the ruml-cotoCOttRECTLy used? ---- -vre

'22.

.,..':

23.

20. A*

B.

c.

.D.

sB are capiiqt lettersV used?

i paula is hungry she; needs teat now.B. paula; ls hungry, she needs. eatnow.

. C. . pupo is hrurgry she necds; teat now.I). . paulais hrurgry; she needs t

'. t, ',t 1i1,,i'-€t'now'a a,

rl

24-,,,\ytlchentencels the, .r1;lpo3trppte eOgBEgTLy used?

.A- My Biolory tcachers noteswere plaoed in filc,s.8.. MyBlobgy to"ho;, noteswcrc placed in fiIes.C. MyBlologyteacliersnote,swerc placed in files.D. My Biolory t

";h;; notes,wereplaced infiles.

,*f .an{ ?&

In whicheo

21. A_

B;

c.

D.

lrere are few Chinese left inJarnaica.There are few chincsc left inJamaica

F ry are fcw Chinese lcft injamaica"There are fcw chinese Ieft injamaica.



ro.

t2.

13-

IIl.l,.IIIT

I

except Tom tlre

the ball just befoie it f,it

Thb team _ declarcd thcwlnner last year's competition

Whtch ma'rlk'chorild bc pkiced at the.*each sentence?

15. "t/Ldi did you ptrt my pc,ncil*,,enquireil Billy.

*Stbii+; shouted Tom. ..you aregoingtoo fast."

4.. IB.?c.D.,

A.B.c.ID.

16.

A.B.c.D.

A.B.c.D.

Hethe

A-rl.c.D.

A.B.c.D.

rr.

17. A.

B.

e.

P.

rg. A-

B.

c.I).

A.B.

c.D.

s{rrdeNrts in N{r. Martlnrs

gent,igentestintelligentintelligent

Of all. class,

t7 -2OiWhtch eentenco rs cbnnpCTLVpunctuated?

James asked, -Will you girrle a maryo, please-r'James aslae4, .\rill you givme &mango, please"Ianees asked,iVitt you gime a mango, please?-Iames asked,.lriU you givme atnango, pleasel"

i$lhy are yorilate,D askedfbther?

wrinkling his browWhy arc you latc? *aslcedfartref urrinkling his brow"Why? a:Fe you late askedfather, vninkling his brow"Vltry are you late?'asked.father, wrinkling his brow



19.P:gt- pr*ils, strarpenerc,and other material were inthe b.ag.BTto, pencils sharpeners,3nd other matedal *o. i" tt.bag.Bo9k, pencils, sharpenersand-other rnaterial were inthc bag.

ryGl n""itr, rr,rriiteo,and_other material, were inthe bag.

My brotherasolideqgT9 homq for the hotidav.My brother, a soEaer cam -l9-r, for tlre holiday.My brother, a soldi"i **"l9-. for, the holiday.]vIf brgther, a.solidei, Garnenome for the hotiday.

.. :t,:

A- . . . Green Coral is a Town io fisland of maouB.ffi#ffitowninrheC, Green coral is a town in Thislaud ofmabu '-- -' "'

). Green Corat is atown in the,,,..

:,islandofMa,bu. . - -.

[1ry* sentence ls the ruurl-*bCOIIRECTLY used? - ---- vv*u

'22.

' ,. ,itD.

23.

20. A_

B.

c.

.D.

A-

8..

c.

D.

21. A_

B:

c.D.

:hq ?,a

In whichco

.iare capital letters

There are few Chinese left inJamaica.

lhoq are few chincsc lcft inJamaica

F * arc few Chinesc left iTherc are few chinese tet injamaica.

A. paula is hungry she; needs t. eat now.B. paula; Is hungry, she needs. eatnow.

C. . paula is hungry she necds; teat tKlw.

I). . paula is hrurgrfi she needs t"''i' Ii ri tr l i'-€t'now'

24.,, ..I1,,nrhlchtentence s the, .r1 ; .lposhepte geRRECfIry used ?

My Biology tcachers noteswercplaaed in file's.My Biology teacher's noteswcrc placed in files.My Biology teachers note,s

welc placed in fiIes.My Biolory teactres notes'werc placed in files.

V used?



(29. 'In.tholentencc belowwhat part of

spee-ch Is the trnderlineO woiAt-

"" ' Thc-baUf rvas sitting behtn4 themacbine.-' lrrlp .: ..... .

',. :..;{r., '.t'i:onjunctionB. pr.{osition, . q.i .;. ptbnoun .

t', . Dj .ti.i-.yg1g. ,

30.

A.B.c.D.

26. A.

,B'c.

I).

A.

B,

c.D.

I

A.D.c.D.

c.D.

II

28.IIII

25 -29.

Vfhich

25.

27.

is thc comfortablestin thi room.is the more

shair in ttre

i's thg most comfortablein the iobm.is the most :

chair in the

f it rains this aftcrnoon the?"fire witl be pbstponed.it rain

this afternoon theneeting will postpone.f it raining this ahernoon the

\ilhich word ts ysed as an adverD' in thc ibntence below?

Jhe tleet' gen0y.wagged his tail asTom left?

gentlyleft'Tigcrwaggcd

Whtch scntcnce accuratelyrepresents the facts in the sentencebckiw?

Thepri:rcipal as well as the membersctf 3bffv?e,re'irt ttrd graduationrerv.iiJu,. '. ,-

r{,.' 'r: The principal is the onlv' mc,lrrbq of staffwtro"r* ut

tlre graduation service.OnIy the membe,rs of staff'fferc atthe graduation

servicqprincipal along with the

"mcmbcrs ofstaff attended thegraduation servicc"Ncither ttre principal nor themembers of staffattendod thctgrnduiidon service- ..

rfirr

8..

necting is postpone.f it rained this aftenroon the

is the fastest of theght nrurers.

runneF.

is the faster of the eightprs in therace.is the most fast of the

I

is the fast of the eight



Whlchthat co 1,*:T:r speling for the.lvordrletes each sentence? ..' -:-.

t7

,2l

l.2.3.4.5,6.

A.zB.' 4.c. bD.:

t'*32.

.Whichunderlin

buisuessbuisinessbuisnissbusiness

aloudallowedallowhallowed

your own t" shout&'theboy.

--

-'rv*rvrJ,lll

. Contents

Whst is a FisliB<tible FishesFish as petsFishing EquiprnentDeep Sca FishincFishing Games '

snaPpernetssharkswater

fi rst -twenty ihileren we..rtep the circus tee of cost. -

34.

: mcals the SAh{E as the onern eaclr sentence?

{ougo to the shop tqr tose alt you need.

takeselect.buybring

:lS*:" pon enFqated -around the

ggtheredlisteneddancedwatched

A. IB.3lc.4D.6

: .tB.c.D.

38.

A.B.c.D.

A.R.c.D.

Chapter

37.

STrYffiri:ffif;*"oono

Irlo wqdts to.learn-abour fishinoolsr what chalterct""fC fri-Jo'

Whlch ofthcse is covered inchapter 4?



irere tsJart'o{in tndex' $Ludy4lhen use3t-t CZ= lA'

Pocahontas::75 ' '

Polo, Marco :7-9i"oy exprcss - 17 S, 17^q'^204Power, atomic-304' 308Pulilzor, JosePh-318Purltans -82€4' 93

Quakers - 89r 91' 318

Radar- 308Radio - 288' 32OReltgion, freedom of - 89Rev-re, Paul;112'

42. On ulhat Page are YoJr *:tt to findinformatiolabout udrerr the Ponye:cpro:ts started?

Amount ofStndents for 1

Saved bY Grades 1-6

money was saved all

$10,000.00$21,000.00$23,000.00$24,000.o0

class saved the most moncY?

grade 1

grade2grade 4grade 6 44.

much money ao"" ft re'Presentgraph?

ilrilil

39.

A- 109I}. 175c,' ' ' 208D. 288

\

Which two toPics are mcntioncd onthe SanePdtgb?

A.B.c.D.

A.B.c.D.

43.

A.B.c.D.

Ouatcers andPuritansP-ony etqtrcss and Marco PoAtomicPower and RadarRevere andReligion

On wbat Page would Yo1fini

i"i"-.ffitii":'"tbothtire

Quakersa

JosePh Pulitzer?1.

A. 318lr



lBoysie set off for lVIr. Smith's properry.lle was confident that Mr, Smittr wouldha've gone for lunch. However, fifiy*feetlway-from the guinep tree, he stopped

deld in his tracks. Mr. Smith *ai ooguard, sitting with his back against hisgui?"p tr,ee. Boysis was not discouraged.Perhaps he had corie too early. Mr.Smith would soon be going home forIunch and he would get to climb theguinep tree

Agile as a monkqr, he climbed a nearbyInango tree to wait. It was u goodposition. IIe was completely hidden and

he had Mn Smlth in full view.l-he lirst thing hi noticed was that Mr.Smith was picking his fsstfi and belchingcontentedly. Boysie began to have seriousdoubts that he andrhis friendslyouldenjoy the fruits of .touch me not' thatday,tut he docided to wiit. Somethingwas bound to happen,

(Excactfrom ?he Sapdtila Treel

55. Wbcrc did thc ory rakc placc?

57. What does "touch, me not''suggestabout the guinep?

They were

A. ripeB. deliciors

C. availableD. forbidden

What does the term'edead in histracks" mean inthe passage?

A. angilyB. humblyC. IoudlyD. abruptly

Boysie climbed a nearby mango treeto wait. For what was he waiting?

A. his friends to comeB. the mangoes to frllC. lyfr. Srdth to go for lunchD. Mr. Smith to hit him

Which word best describes Boysie?

58.

59.



IIII 39.

Saved bY Grades 1-6

money was saved all

$10,oo0.o0$21,ooo.oo$23,OOO.OO$24,000.oo

class saved the most moneY?

grade Igrade2grade 4grade 6 44.

muchmoney ao"" flrePresent

graph?

$2p0o.oo$1,OOO.OO

$soo.oo$roo.oo

ItIIIII

I

43.

A.B.c.D.

A.B.c.D.

A.D.c.D.

318308218208

Pocahontas:r?S ' '

Polo, Marco :7-9i;;t exprcss- 1?5, 176'.204i';;"", itomic - 304' 3ogPulilzer' JoscPh -318Purltans -82"84' 93

Quakers - 89r 91' 318

Radar - 308Radio - 28q 32On"ifgi"rr, freedom of - 89RevJre-, Paul;112'

42. Onurhat Pagc arc Voy tik;t1to frndirrformation about vrhen ttre ponye:cpr€ris startcd?

A- lo9I}. 1?5c-' ' ' 208D. 288

\

WhiohtwotoPics are mentioncd ontbe SamePegb?

A. Qualcers andhritansB. PonY Gtctrllcss arrdMarco Poa Atohi" Pow"t and RadarD. Revere andReligion

On wbat Pagc would Yolfin$i"o'ffido"=on both tle Quakers a

JosePhPulitzer?



45-47.rrtrrrgeEcnt for au

set t se it to ansrvdi ltems

are doing a study on pirarcs. Involums would you

frnd someion to help you?

of the following topics wouldfound involume 1?

agriculturemountainsoceansvolcanoes

whictr volume would you findon Jamaica?

48-50.

MAP OLqREENTOTgTY

What is ttrb name ofthis eommunity?

l,awrenceDriveBlake RoadI{anrey's Close

"GgeenToun

is the Policc Ststion located?A. east of llawcy's CloseB. on Main StreetC. souttr of BlakeRoadD. on Lawrence Drive :

Which ofthe following is loc,atedsouth of the Basicschool?

A- primary school

B. potice stationC. patty shopD. church

6789 ..8.

c.D.



IIIt

Fruit and i e stains esn be rernoved byirnrnedl pourlng salt or hot water otrthe stain,rvashing.

soaking it in milk before

Gresse is bctlvely rernoyed wtth boillng

.What is ttre rrrain idea of thpassage?

$taining ClothRemoving Stainstlsing Detcrgents.Washing fips

s4.

A.[l.c.D.

III

rvator, poufollowed w

s2-

directly on the spot,dry baking soda.

Coff6e stal are removable wlth a

solution o yolk and lukewarm waterrubbed on e stain.

(&veptAway llandbook)

of tlre fotlowing groups.grease stains?

boiling water and bakingsoda.egg yoke and baking sodahot vrater and saltsalt and hot milk

rnany steps shoutd be taken tove fnrit or wine stains?.

can tie used to assist inboth grease and wine

rnilk.rrratercgg yolkbaking soda

A.B.c.D.

A.l].c.Il.

\'

3456

tII

t



57. What does "touch, me nof'suggestabout the guinep?

They were

A. ripeB. delicious

C. availableD. forbidden

What does the temr "desd in histracl(s" mean inthe passage?

A. angilyB. humblyC. loudlyD. abnrptly

Boysie climbed a nearby mango treeto wait. For what was he waiting?

his friends to comethe mangoes to frllMr. Snithto go forlunchIvIr. Smithto hithirn

Wbich word best describes Boysie?

courageoushonestfriendlyweak

)

_B,oysie set offfo; &In Smith's properqr.IIe was coufident that Mr..Smith woulaha've gone for lunch. However, fifty feetlway-from the gulnep tree, he stoppeddead

in his tracks. Mr. Smith *"i ooguard, sitting with his back against hisSi:"p trce. Boysis was not discouraged.Perhaps he had conie too early. Mr.Smith ri'ould soon be going home forIunch and he would get to-climb theguinep tree.

Agile as a monkqr, he climbed a nearbymango tree to wait It was rr goodposition. He was completely hidden andhe had Mn Smith

in full view.l'he tirst thing hc noticed was that Mr.Smilh was picking hic fssrfu and belchingcontentedly. Boysie began to have seriouscloubts that he andrhis friends ryouldenjoy the fnrits of .touchpe trot' thatdayr_but he decided to wait. Somethingwas bound to happcn,

(&taa from ?he Sapodi lta Tree)

55. Where did the story take place?

58.

59.

A.B.C.D.

60.

A-B.C.D.

AB.c.D.

56.

on Boysie's properryin a guinep ueein Mr. Smith's houseon Mr. Smith's property

What figure of speech is ,.agile as amonkey"?

A. sirnileB. alliterationC. personificationD. metaphor



66. ofths followilg shtements isabout Pleasant Yiltage' B'each

Whichcompany uses the sloean''"Best by AnyTcst'?

A. Morant Sect

B. Morantville. C. Parrot Bakry.. l)... . .PteasantVtllageBeacfr

Whiah of the fotlowing pieces ofinformation was not givin aboutPar.rot Bakery?

A. addressB. . opening hours

C, prodtrc{s offcrcdD; .;rclephone

nrunbs

69, Which of the following information. I.as given about pleasant Village

' Bach Hoten'r ..r,il .. rr'

, A- ag€g. tocationC. prroductoffered.D.., telephoneriumter

67.

,

A.

B.C.

D.

It speciatizes in differenttypes of brcadIt is'b€st by any tcst"It is celebrating an ,

anniversaryIt owns Parrot Dakery

We

a

aa

201

Coagratalates

Vtna"ge, Aeadlv Xo*)/

On their Sdh Awrtiersary

: Sandwich, RaisirqWhole- u&ca Fre,nchHardough

& Dinner Roils

$treet Tel: 806$642

PARROT BAKERY..i'e€br sy Ahty r€sr



RFSycr,rXSis ch*nglng material already

Which oftlre following is said of .

reoycling?

A- Recyclihg helps alurninum.D. It destroys ourtrees.C. Recycling uscs up space,D. .:, It saves orrr trees.

How does recycling beercfit theenvironmcrrt?

A. It saves juicc'cans.B. lt helps to save space-C lt saves garbage durnps-D. It helps to save papcr

Which word mearu the iame asrec5rcle?

, .t

A- rernakeB- resoursccC. reuseD. remo\&

According to \he passage, whatconblusion'cari be drawn about'" aluiifnum ca$f.

They

A. help thc errvironmentB. do not uscrq' spaccC. are good for rccyclingD. arc ma{c into glass

Recycting corlle$ from the root wo.(cyclelt, u;hat iloes this cycle mearr.A. ' 'going arotrnd

3. garbage dumpC. ridingD. crushing

7r.

used, into fonn so lt can be usedeg*in. S e common materlals thet erereuscd a glass, aluminum and paper.Recyeling help the envlronment inserreral i rfant ways.

Recycling aves our natural r*ources.Sincc pa ls made from tree{,lf wcreclrcle n and othcr paparrycsav€ trees. 'o.recJrcle Fapcr, it must be

to pulp and thsn ntrlv paper

Rpcyclin

turncd bis madcrnust be

Alumlnumdrinks aidrnelted and

72.

the pulp. To recyclo glass, itcrushed Into small pieces,

then m down to maks nerY glass.in whlch we buy softJuices, havc to flret be

into sheetsl then re-shapcd

Recycling spnce, Garbage ures up alot of valua space. If we kept thingsfor reuse throw rway only what is notnecded or nnot be reused, garbagedumps be less'crowdod. Ate mor.egarbage rvc away, the bigger thedurnps rvevillagcs.

ke near to our towns and

?o. passage, what conslusionmake about recycling?

should not be done inJarnaicEis not useful to mankind.

is helpful to human ttcingsis not helpful to thcenvironment

74.

73.

75.

Fromcan u

It_A.

$.

c.D.



lVhich word corre0tly completes thcfollorring sentence?

l. Marcia gave the pencil to

hehimshehis

Dave clirnbed

7. She is about to

A. clinrtrl|. clirnbedC. clirnbsl). clinrbing

8. Thc workmen cleaned

A, hisB. theirC. himD. them

6. Are these ours or

r"-

on to tlre rail.

A.B.

C.D.

lrcrthern

hirrrtlreirs

A.B.C.D.

all.

A- with

B. intoC. insideD. tluough

The apples are to be sharedthe children in class.

the window.

his bag and had to

totlls.

The price of ihe hook is.thirty dollars.%? students can get a discount ol'tetl percent.

A. howeverB. exc€ptC. thereforeD. instead

I accepted the job offer _ - ' . l.was unemployed.

A. althoughB. so

C. sinceD. but

A.B.c.D,

A.B.c.

:

5. He

amongbetweenbesideagainst

9.

4. We will to the partytogether.

travellingtravelledtravelstravel

t0.

i1

t

retu6liil*-A*B:C.D.

leavesleavedleftleave



I l. Martin is taller than)

A.rne'

B. IC. herD. him

12. One of the rooms to be leftunoccupied at dtffi-

Use thi; instruction to ansrver items 13 - 19.

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

A. She gave him the book last week.B. She g4ve he the book last week-C. She gave they the book last

week.

P. She gave we the book last week.

A. You looks very sad.B. You look very sad.C. You is looking very sad.D. You looking very sad.

15. A. Everybody was present at theconceft.Everybody were present at theconcert.Everybody are present at theconcert.Everybody did present at theconcert.

A. lvereB. haveC. are n.D. is

A. He did not see nobody outsidebecause it was dark.

B. He did not see nothing outsiclebecause it was dark.

C. He clict not see n,r-o,r" outsidebecause it was dark.

D. FIe did not see anyotre outsidebecausc it rvas clark-

A. Either the cat nor the clog drankthe milk.

B. Neither the car nor the busarrived on time.

C. Either the pupils:urd the teacherslvas late for school.

D. Neither the mother or the father-is in the kitchen.

A. Sue is the big one of the trvin.B. Sue is the nrore big of the trvin.C. Sue is the bigger of the twin.D. Sue is the biggest ol'tlre trvin.

A. _One of the men are in lhe room.B. One of the men is in the room.

. C. One of the men \rere in the room.D. One of the men did in tbe room.

16.

13.

t4.

18.

19.

B.

c.

D.



I20'

I

I

zr.

I

IIII

Which sentence.below menns the $ame*s the one in the box?

A. The burnt loaf was put orr thebaker by the shelf.

B. The loaf was bumt and put on theshelf by the baker-

C. 'fhe burnt baker was put on theslrclf by the loaf.

D. The baker put the burnt loaf onthe sheli

In which sentence is the worcl .round,used hs an adjective?

A. The nurse accompanied thedoctor on his first round.

ll. He played with a roun4 ball.

C. _ Round off the underlinednumber to the nearest tenth.

D, He has done his weekty rouncl ofactivities.

&ln rvhich sentcncc is thc npostrophc corrccflused?

22. A. I rvould've stayerJ il.only I lracknown he rvars conring.

B. I wouldv'e stayecl il.orrly I haclknown he was coming.

C.I lr'ou'klvc,

stayecl il-onty I tradknown he rvas conrirrg.

D. I r.r'oul'dve stayed if only I lracknorvn he rvas conring.

23. A. l{e rvas'nt tlrere r,r,hen I called.

B. He rvasnt' there wtrcn I called-

C. Fle rvasn't there wheu t callcrj.

D. l.-le rva'snt there rvlren I called.

24. Which rvord should begin rviilr rncapital letter?

YTyships cross rhe pacilic on a daily

basis.

A. basisB. dailyC. pacificD. ships



.

iWhich sentence is correctly punctuntetl?

25. A. -'l will come tomonow,''replied Sally.

B. I will come tonlorfol."Sally.

replied

Usc this instructiorr.lq3rlrsryqr itcprs 2ll untl29.

In rvhich seniencc are capital lettcrs usctlcorrectly?

28- A. Tlre lrrirne Minisrcr leli {irrAruba two wc.cks lgo.

B. tlre prirrre fulinister lell lbr Arubatwo weeks ago.

C. tlre prirlc rrrinistcr lcli lirr anrbatrvo weeks ago.

D. 'Ilre Prirne Minister lelt l'or anrbatwo weeks ago.

29. A. The last sotrg otr the altrurrr is rrrysweet love.

B. 'l'he last song on tlrc alt"rtrnt is Mysweet love.

C. The last song on ttre altrurn is'My Srvcet Love'.

D. The last song on the alburrr is'trry swcct Love'.

30. Whieh sentcnce needs an ,tfostroptr"for it to be complete?

A. The car belongs to rny s()n"B. My son has a car.C. My sons car is stolenD. John stole the car.

C, "l will coilte temorrow." replieclSally.

D. "l will come lolrorrow, repliedSally"

26. A. "'t{uriay, my team lras won ,,shouted Kim.

B. "Hurray ,' My.tearn has won,shouted Kirn.

C. "Hurray My teanr has won,"shouted Kinr.

D. "Hrlrfay, nly team has won,shouted Kim "

27. A. There were mangoes oranges' bananas, and plums on the table.

B. There #ere mangoes oranges

. bananas and plums, on the table.C. There tvere mangoes oranges,

bananas, and plums on the table.

D. There rvere mangoeb, oranges,bananas and plurns on the table.



tII

I

l. -ln whictr-senJence is the semicolon

trsed correctlY?

34. Which rT'qrd cdmpletes this sentcncc? -'

The hawk is " t'i"iJ's bircl whichon chickens'

prayspreysprayedpreyed

What is the corrcct spelling for tlreword rvhich completes this sentence?

Food enters the .- through themouth.

I

We were readY; for the triP, Pam

changed her mind.

We were readY for the triP; Pamchanged her mind-

We were readY for the triP, Pam;changed her mirld.

We were readY for the triP, Pam

changed; lrer rnind-

gWhtch sign"should be placed at ihe * in thefollorving sentence?

32. ''{O*'r exclaimed Mr. Jones, "I lefttools at home."

33. Jostr i Mr. Brown's son, is a doctor.

Which rvord means the samc as the one

undcrlined?

36. The students felt it would be more

orofitSble to build a tuck shop than an

additional classroom.

A. exPensiveB. uselessC. beneficialD. accePtable

37. The shopkeeper was given a cottnterfeitone hundred dollar note'

B. damagedC. genuine

A.B.C.D.

A.

B.

35.

C.

D.

A.B.C.D.

stunruckstomuchestumachstonrach

my

A.8..c.,D.?

A.,B.

c.?D.

fake.

II

I

D.



f,?tu sl,ltne Nunbcr of Cars ofuitrcrcnl Colours Ustng Dam RoJBctwcen 6: 00 p.nr. ,nf,2, Oo p.*. -

- 40. Which two Lolour cars weie seen

lnAst onen on t;; i;;d? 'A.ll.c.D.

sih,er, brownIreen, silver$reen, bro$,psilver, blue

Ii{ow is a pnrl of a sct of cnc;,clopctlia. Ii:rcl1'olumc con fn ins in forrnatioi "ril.l,ii*"p,.'tvhose last narncs bcgin rvith ilrc lc{{crssltotvlt on thc bacl<. i,rr" it to

",*rrl"r]i,",*I nnd {2

38. Mriclr trvo colours of cars werc seenyg$ frequenrly on the,ouO fro,-,i"o: uu p.m. to 7: 00 p.nr.?

A.B.C.D.

rvhite, bluemaroon, red

naroon, whitered. rvhite

Wrich of these statements is true?

A. More green cars than silver cars\\,ere seen on the road.

B. More blue cars than silver carswere seen on dre road.

C. Less red cars than rvhite carswere seen on the road-

Less red cars ilran rnaroon carswere seen on the road.

Wlriclr of these llamcs rrrrulcf Ng.I bcfound in volulrrc 6.

A. 'l ony JarncsB, Junior BrortnC. Carol KniehrD. Jane Kong-

The nanre David Grant u,ould bc fbund inrroluttte -- YY 'vs"v '

4t.39.

42.

4.38.4c.sD.6

D.



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43 - 46..-:. }.t

Norman Menley Infernational Airport,Kingston, JamaicaFlight sghedulq Thursday, August 6,2001.

43. What was the destination of the airlinewhich left Kingston at 9:30 in themorning?

A. Miami. B. CubaC, lorontoD. Mexico

44. ]lrich airline would you rake roMiami atlO: 30am.?

A. Air CanadaB. AirJamaicaC. Cubana AirlineD. American Airline

45. How nriny airlines fleiv directtyto *. Miami from Kingston?-

A. One

B. TwoC. F<lurD. Five

46. What tirne did ttre airlirrc rlrar went roHavana leave Kingston?

A. 9:30 a.m.B. l0 : 30 a.rn.C. lll00a.m.

. D. 12 : 30 p.nr,

DeparturcTlme

Alrlines lrestanation ArrivalTirnc

i 930 a.m.l.I

I

I 10:30 a.m.

I l:00 a.m.'

,*ftio",'n.

.

3S0 p.m.

AirCanada

American-

AirlineCubanaAirline

AirJamaica

MexicanaAirline

Toronto

Miarni

Havana

.Miami

Mexico City

2:30 p.rn.

.12:00

noon

l2:30 p.m.

l:00 p.m.

6:30 p.m.



l

'Hsie.is a table of csntgnts'Fe3d Ltiand qte- the infprmAtion to trFsrelilcms 46-

49.I

Chopkrs C.ONTENTS PAGE

l. TheGame ' 6

2. HistorY of Football ZO

3. Football Rules 30

4. Football Positions 45

5. Football Records 53

6. .- Football Stars 60

Glossary

lndcx

{fr. What is the title of the chapter that begins- on page 53?

A. Football RulesB. Footbail Records

C. Football StaisD. Football positions

41" On what page does chapter 4 begin?

Which section wouid be most usefulinexplaining tlre meaning of the football

term (pennl$rtt?

A. GlossaryB. Chapter2C. Chapter 5D. Index

4.2I}.3c.4D.5

13

75

A. I8.2c.3D.4

51.

A.6B. 2Ac. 30D. 45

tr Which chapter wouldte nrr.st ri:eful intelling Jrow football began?

Rejd -this nassagc then alrsrrcr itclns_50 - 55.

Composting

Composting is turning fcrnps of footland rcfuse from the garden into hcaltlrygrorving materirl fcr your plants nndfertilizcr for the soil.

To get compost, {irst pile lcavts, grasscuttings, vegetablc picces and food peels fi.ornthe kitchen in one corncr of your ynrd. Thenkeep turning ovcr the pilc so fhnt tlre organic-matter will decompose. You can then put itirr the garden and continue to tur"n it rvith thcsoil.

Your soil rvill.norv bc cnriclrcd arrd '

produce healthy crops or plants.

llow many different stcps are outlinedfor thc rnaking of cornpost?

52. Where is the best place fbr conrposting?

A. in a corner of the yardB. in a box in the kitchenC. beside the gardenD. in the centre of the vard



III sl- -.

': ; Whi;h of-tt "following is suitable for

ciomposting?

A. perishable materialsB. glass bottles and PlatesC. all tYPes of liquidsD. plastic bags and bottles

Therhin b6arrlof th9 watclrman's- flashliglrt help€cl the boys to sec tlre

s6

54. Which word could be used for"decomPosett?

A. disaPPearB. growC. increaseD. rot

55.' Wrich of the following aids comJ-nsting?

A. constantly turnirtg the mixture8., having enough air availableC. pouring on hot water 58.D. supplYing a lot of watgr

Rqad the passage belorv th.en answer items56 - 60.

A Momcnt of Terror

The thunder rolled, lightning flashcdand as the two children dashed into thecmpty classroom they just rnissed bcingsoaked by the suddcn downpour.

As the rain beat hard against the roofthey were afrsid and clung together.Suddenty Jason let out an ear-splittingscream. [Ie had just felt something cold,thin, hairy biush against his leg.

*A snake ' he yelled in tcrror.Jasonrs friend, Eddie, clutched him-

Eddie rvas trembling like a leaf. Suddenlythc thin bearn of tlie rvatchman's flashliglttilluminated thc floor of thc roonr. Ancl thercit tvas, scarcd to dcath, a small, thin, rvet, coldpuppyr rubbing against Jason's lcg.

A. entire roomB. floor of the roomC. roof of the rootllD. walls of the roolll

Why was trddie trcnrblirrg?

A. lle heard tlre noise on tlrc roo[-B. He heard when Juson screatned-C. He saw when the watchtnatl - -

appeared-D. t{e thought a snake was in lheroom.

What does "illunrinated" llrean a-s used itrthe passage?

lit npdarkenedglitteredcleared up

What caused the cl-tildren to be al'raid?

A. the empty classroomB. tl're lieavy downPourC. the ernptY cla-ssroontD. Jason's ear-splittirlg screanl

The story could be described as

57-

A.B.c.D.

59.

60.

A.ll.c.D.

science Frctionhistorical ronlanccurrrealisticrealistic



I

If

I

lI

V7- Joltanoes sgrirefin**s trclp to

The vcry hot mclted roek and metal ryhiclrcorlc from insidc thc carth, is cnllcd lavn.Tlris lava comes out througlr a volceno. Avolc:no is an opening in flie outsidc orsurfrce of the eartlt.

A.B.c.D.

Tlrey

crcalc lnrrtl spngqcool lavzrhcat tvatcrnlelt the carth

68. According to ttre passage rvltich ol.tlrelollowing is lrrrc of volcanocs?

This pictqre shorvs sornc of tlre mclted rockand metat as it corncs out of an activevolcano. Thc hot lava coots ,uh"r, ir"o*orut. This takes sorte tinrc.

As thc lava cools orr fhe sur-face of tlrc cartlr itcts hard. If rnuch nrorc trr""oirri*orr,cools and gets hartt, it can g"o* i"iJ omonn(ain. Sometinres, rvhin therc is nvolcano under the sea, it

"ongioiu i"to nn

island in thc scr. Aftcr o,,crJi",rg'ii**,*'hcn-plants grorv on it, nuopi" ""fr iiv" on tt,"island. There arc mftny islands that aredcvcloped frorn volcan-ocs. Sr*."itrrcse arcvcry bcautiful norv, atta ,oaiy ;;"nr" livc onthem.

66. What is lava?

A. It is an istarrd urade from avolcano.

B, lt is r.erylrot rtrel(cd rock anclmctal fronr a volcano.C. It is an opcnirrg insjJc rlrc surfaccof tlrc cat.lh.

.l). lt is ttre tirnc tlrc rock rakes ttJcool_

A. are caused by lrunran beingsB. ' can fornr nrorrntainsC. are sontetimes destnrctivcD. are ncvcr hanrrfirl

When is a volcano considcrcd..active..?

A. When planls arrcl arrinrnls live <rrrit.

l]. \Vltcn lna is conring l.rrrnr it.C. Whcrr it makcs a nro*urrlain.-'

D. Wherr (lre lava gcts hard.

Wrich statemetrt is conect?

A. Lava does rrot burrr if ir touclrcstlre skilr.

B. Coolcd lava rcrnains in a liqtridform.

C. Lava conres llonr very highnrountains.

D. Sorue islands irtc fiorrrred fr.orrrt'<tlcllnocs. .

69.

70.



r

I

6.

78. - Wlrich statelrretrt tclls-that chctnit:itls tltr. N9T.pNLY all'cct thc thirtgs trl wliibh

thcY are aPPlied?.I

Poiion and Otlrer ltroblems

Humans use Poison to eradicate

What ultirnately happens when chemicals

flow into waterways?

A. .Fishes get more food.B. People get rid of the chemicals.

o C. The sea gets contarninated-D. They disappear into the soil-

Poison reaches far bcyond its intendcd. Cttumicals affect other organisrns in the

vironment, slorvly building up toxic levclsanimals and plant tissues- This in turnfects the cntire food chain-

Water antl air pollution arc havingvastating effects on animal and plantpulations. Toxic chemicals fall from the

y as acid'rain or florv into rvater:rvays aswage or as run off from farm lands-

79.

80.

A. Anirnals intcrlcrc rvith lttturitttactivities such ars t':rtrclritrg-

ll. Cherrricals btrild up ioxic levclsin otlrcr plarrts antl. itttitlrals.

C. l{umaus usc poistltr ltr ctttdicntcanirnals.

D. Largcr trtttrtbct' ol'iruittrals lrirvc

becn killed bY lttrmatrs'

Which of tlre lbllorving words cottlti trcused in place ol. "urrdcsirable"'i

A. desircdll. lovedC. preciottsD. unwautecl

Which phrase explains the nreatring ol"cradicate"?

A. care forB. drive awayC. get rid ofD. help to grow

7. According to the passage, how dopoisonous chemicals affect plants andanimals?

rheY

A.B.c.D.

kill themeauses animals'to grow biggerincrease toxic levelsinternrpt the food chain

mals or plants that are co.nsidcredesirabtc. tr{any animals have been kiltcd

arge numbcrs rvhere they intcrfcrc rvithman activities, such as rnnchi.ng.



2003

Use this instruction to answer items f _ 15.

Which word correcfly completes the followingsentence?

Pugdl- --

Tom a toy rrr.ckbirthday last year.

A. give

B. givesC. givenD. gave

6.

l. , Ididhotseechair.

A.B.C.D.

sitting in that

the newspaper?

nobodysom€oneno oneanyone

7.i.li1'3""*;a; stor' book whi

A. asB. hadC.. hasD. have

2.

A.B.c.D..

The Minister was unable to talk to usbecause he was suffering .-..--.- asevere cough.

A. againstB- forC. fromD. under

Here is the boy stole my money.

A. 'whoB. which

C. whoseD. whom

The picture is broken. I don,t know whoIt.

The workers at the factory protestehaving to work overtim

8.

againstaton

4.

5.

A. doesB. doc. didD. done

To whom did you

10. absent

A.B.C.D.

wasareishas beenA.

B.C.D.

glvegavegivengives

D. towards

9. , Mother shared the mangoes-Andre and Ricardo. --*f

A. amongB. fromC. ' betweenD. besides

A few studentsschool today.



12.

I l. He did notfield.

A. takeB. , tookC. , takesD. taken

After much discussion, the committeearrivedil;i;d. -- a worthwhile

A- atB. inC- forD. over

Neither Keisha nor Bradthe Party yesterday --- at

A. * wereB. wasC. isD' ,tt'

The aeroplane and ihepassensers oiseEEiifJa. - -- -"-

A. landB. landsC. landedD. landing

John hadoia'""ii;;"" r""anbi8breakfast so he

A. ateB. eatsC. eat

D. eaten

Use this instruction to answ"" ra._U l; _Which sentence is grammatically correct16. A. Sc

t"$::lldrenblame us fo

B. ' sottt* the game',",il::ll ;T:'*"e we fo

C. Sole gfifO-.ott"_e they flosing the game.D. Some child-ren blame she folosing the game.

17. A- She is the most cautious drivave ever met.B- She is th;;;; cautious drivave ever met.C. She is tt " ".rrtion driver I havever met.D. She is the cautious driver I haever met.

13.

14.

18. A. Ev."""g::Oy have present at the

B. ,":ggody.were present at theconcert-c. Eve-vbodv are present at the

concert.D. Evervbod., rr,^^ ---"orr,g:lar

was present at the

t5,



Use this instruction to answer items lg _Zl.Whieh sentence rireans the same as the oneunderlined?

)

19.

a.

A. The principal is the only memberof staff who was at the graduationservice.

B. Orrly the members of staff were atthe graduation service.C. The principal along with themembers of staff were at thegraduation

service.D. The graduation service was heldfor the principal and members ofstaff.

Ca.ibb.a.,.un be usidlsEod. ---..-..-

All species of birds found in the

Caribbean can be used as food,No species of birds found in theCaribb6an can be used as food.All species of birds can be used asfood.A few species of birds found inthe Caribbean cannot be used asfood.

21.chores.

A. All households chor6s.arenecessary for water.B. For all household chores, water isgreatly needed.

C. All chores need household water.D. All water is necessary forhousehold chores.

Use the instructions below to answer items22 - 24.

Whiih mark should be placed at the * in thesentence?

22. "{o* many.students are present today*,asked the principal.

t.,I

A.B.c.D.

z).

A.

B.

c.

D.

20. A.,8.C.D.

Shouts of, "Goal*" could be heard allaround the arena-



'o'

I

1"'

'

u.

I

A.,B. l.C.

D.

David hid the mahgo in Mrs. Brown*sbag.

In which sentence are capital letterscorrectly used?

A. Doctor ralph chen will operate onthe Heart patients tomorrow.B. Doctor natptr Chen will operateon the Heart patients tomorrow.C. Doctor Ralph chen will operateon the

heart patients tomorow.D. Doctor Ralph Chen will operateon the heart patients tomorro*.

Which'word in the following sentenceshould begin with a capital ietter?

The story About cinderella is enjoyed bymillions of children all over the world.

A. classical

B. iinderellaC. millionsD. children'

Use this instruction to answ". n"-" ZZ -lSOhich sentence is correctly punctuataf ""

27. A. We will be leaving at nine

o'clock,..said

the leader.,,B. ..we will be leaving at nineo'clock, said the lelder.,,C. ..We will be leaving at nineo'clock," said the llader.D. '.We will be leaving at nineo'clock said the leader-,,

28- A. The childrens books, are onthe desk.The children's books are on thedesk.The childrens book's are on thedesk.The childrens' books are on thedesk.

Books pencils, sharpeners and9ft"1materials, were in the bag.Books, pencils sharpeners, andother materials were in the bag.Books, pencils,

sharpeners andother materials were in the bag.Books, pencils, sharpeners, andother materials, were in the bag.

The Iadies hat's were displayedon a rack.The ladies' hats were displayedon a rack.The ladie's hats were displayedon a rack.

The ladies hats' were displayedon a rack.

29.

B.

c.

D.

A.

B.

C.

D.

B.

c.

D.

t

r, 30.



I,0.

I

I

A.B.c.D.

David hid the mairgo in Mrs. Brown*sbag. Use this instruction to answ", O"-" ,, _troWhich sentence is correctly punctuated?

We will be leaving at nine

o'clock,..said

the leader.li"we will be Ieaving at nineo_'clock, said the leader.,,"We will be leaving at nineo'clock," said the fJaa"..---"We will be leaving at nineo'clock said the lealer.,,

The childrens books, are onthe desk.The children's books are on thedesk.The childrens book,s are on thedesk.The childrens' books are on thedesk.

Books pencils, sharpeners andg|iyerials, weie in th. U"g.books, pencils sharpeners, rardother materials w.ri in tt " Uae.Books, pencils,

"t.rp"rr"i. ;;;orher materials were in the bas.Books, pencils,"t ".p.n.i;, ;tdorner materials, were in the bag.

The ladies hat's were displayedon a rack.The ladies' hats were displayedon a rack.The ladie's hats were displayedon a rack.The ladies hats, were displayedon a rack.

t

s.,

u.

In which sentence are capital letterscorrectly used?

A. Doctor ralph chen will operate onthe Heart patients ,orno.i*.B. Doctor naprr ch;;i;ioperate_ on the Heart patients tomorrow.C. Doctor Ralph

"fr.r, *if f'"i"rur"on the heart patients tomorrow.

D. Docror Ralpi ch"; *itiJperateon the heart patients to_ooo*.

Yht:l'yold in the fotlowing sentenceshould begin with a ".pit"f-i"ti"riThe story A.bout cinderella is enjoyed bymillions of children all over tfr. *orfa.A. classicalB. iinderella

C. millionsD. children-

27. A.

B.

c.

D.

A.

B.

c.

D.

28.

29. A.

C.

D.

30. A.

B.

C.

D.



Use this instruction to answer items31 - 33.

Which word is nearest in meaning to the oneunderlined ip each scntence?

.t

31. The meeting will commence at l0 a.m,

The rain fell continuously, so manystudents stayed home.

A. intermittentlv

B. suddenlyC- constantlyD.

.sporadically

The Social Studies reacher allowed thestudents to explore the cave.',

analyzeexamineenjoyselect

Use this instruction to anslver items 34 - 36.

What is the comect spelling for the wordrvhich should complete this sentence?

34. The of Jamaica declaredAugust

A. beginB. beiore 36'C. endD. finish

Several were waiting theirturnin the doctor's reception room-'

A. patienceB. patientsC. patientD. patiense

A

-

was given to hirn after hepaid his fee.

A. receitB. recietC. recieptD. receipt

Use the instruction below to answer items37 -39.Which word is OPPOSITE in mbaning to theone underlined in the sentence?

The driver of the school bus droverecldesslv on the highway.

A. carefullyB. slowlyC. skilfullyD. speedily

The boastful villagers rescued thestranger from the robbers.

A. simpleB. humbleC. weakD. poor

The smart student was not allowed toenter the Science competition.

A.B.C.D.

cleverdullcapablerough

35.

32.

)t-JJ.

A-B.C.D.

38.

l, each year, as a public holiday.

governrnentgoverrnent

guvernmentguverment

39.A.B.C.D.



*:*"-%."t a dictionarv pase to answer

CreaOfu I adj. 1. terrible. 2. cottoq. v€rlannoying. very bqd. a dreadfully adv.

dreadlocl<s n.pl. Rastqlfarian hairstyle with hair

hangingin tight braids on all sides.

dream -. n. 1 series of scenes or feelings in themind of a sleeping person. 2 daydream orfantasy. 3 ideal, aspiration. 4 beautiful or idealperson or thing. -v. (past and past part. r{reomt/dremt)r

dreary adj- (-ier, -iest) dismal, dul,l gloomy.o drcarily adv. dreariness a. [Old Fnglish]dregs n.pl.l. sediment; grounds, lee,s-

2 - SCUM n- 2 (dregs of humanity)- [Old Norse]drench v. I wet thoroughly. 2 force (ananimal) to take medicine. --n. dose o.f nrcdicine

for an animal. [Old English]

l40. What is the noun form of the worddrearv?

43. Which word could be used to replace'boring' in this sentence?

' "The rnovie was so boring that Ithought i.f lvas a waste of time to watchit."

A. drcaryB. dreamyC. dreadfulD. drench

Study this part of a Table of Contents thenanswer items 44 - 47.

LEARNTNG ABOUT MATTER ANDENERGY

1

tr7132150r68t69t?0

A.B.c.D.

drearierdrearilydrearieStdreariness

Measuring MatterIinergy & Machinesl{cat & EncrgyElectricity & MagnetisrnScience irr CareersPeoplc in ScienceDevclo Skitls

LEARNINC AB()UI'T}.IE EARTH AND T}IEPLANETS

Chaftter 9Chapter lOChapter I I.Chapter t 2

Chapter 6Chapter 7Chapter 8

4.5.

How rirany meanings does this dictionarygive for the word 'drench'?

W'hich of the following words is asynonym for'soak'?

A. dreamB. dreary

C. dregsD. drenclr

Tlre Eartlrts Oceans\veathcrThe Solar System

Which chapter is rnost likely to containinfomration on types of machines?

A.6B. '7

c.8D.9

If you read Unit 2 thoroughly for a test,abotrt lrow nrany pages rvould you haveread?

A. 172

B. 92C. BOD. 70

44.

A. 1

rJ,2c.3D.4

o,-

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46. plich ropic would,you expect to beincluded in Unit Thiee?r --- -v v

Temperature and Cloud Cover

) Ilr: Interdependence of Living' ThingsThe States of MatterThe World of plants

Whic page provides information on thewater bodies of the world?

What fraction of the school is inathletics?

A. quarter

q. ,thirdC. three-quartersD. half

48.

A.

B.t

C.D.

47.

I

49.

A.B.C.D.

A.B.C.D.

t96 - 2t7t74 - 195168 - 169

92 - l|l

s0.

In which activities is the least nstudents involved?

table tennisvolleyballnetballfootball

Study this chart carefully, then ansrver items48 - s0. In which activity is about 25yo astudent body inVolved?

School'ra

A.B.C.D.

il:ll?, l:l,T: J;:liren

ff:f:ii"il'JiJH

Athletics



Read the story below then answer items51 - 55.

Boysie set of{ for Mr. Smith's properfy. Hewas confideni that Mr. Smith ioutd havegone for lunch. Ilowever, fifty feet away from e qrinen tree, he stopped dead in hip tragks.Mr. Smith was ott g.rard, siffiagainst his guinep tree. Boysie was notdiscouraged. Perhaps he had come too early.Mr. Smith would soon be going home forlunch and he would get to climb the guineptree.

Aqile as a monkev, he climbed a nearbymango tree to wait. ft was a good posiiion.fle was completely hidden and h. had Mr.Smith in full view.

The first thing he noticed was that Mr. Smithwas picking his teeth and belchingcontentedly. .Boysie began to have seriousdoubts that he and his friends would enjoy thefruits of touch me not that day, but he decidedto wait. Sornething was bound to happen.

Source.. The Sapodilla Tree

5l . Which of the following suggests that Mr.Smith had just eaten his lunch?

He

A. sat under a tree and bowed hishead

B. started sleeping and snoringC. was picking his teeth andbelching contentedly

D. was looking up in the guinep treeand smilins

What does the term .dead ,r, nr" tmean?

A- reluctantlyB. suddenlyC. loudlyD. sloWly

Why did Boysie decide to climb thmango tree?

A. for his friends to pass byB. to relax for a whiie9. to pick some mangoesD. to see if Mr. Smith would

lunch

What does the phrase.agile

as amonkey, suggest about Boysie?

A. He looked like a monkey.B; He was walking on hanj anC. He was a good clirnber.D. He loved to climb trees.

What group of words best describeBoysie?

A. patient, athletic, determinedq. slouchy, deceptive, determin9. pafient, disobedient, deceptiD. deceptive, patient, storrctv

52.

l

53.

54.

55.



T:"d -thepassage below then answer itemss6 - 60- is most unusual abu* *rr

are the onty flesh eatingan eat their food whole

Sffirffi:looselyjoined

have only two rows of tee

s8. WhatThey

A.B.C.

D.

There are no vegetarian sna.kes. Theyare garlivores and eat animals of somekind. Snakes have powerful digestivejuices and they need them,for snakess always eat their meal whole- They do nothave teeth that can cut food, as cats rlo.Birds and turtles havb sharp beaks. AIIthat snakes have are slendei, needle-like

teeth'nvith which they can catch their preyto and putt them into their mouth. But if,$can't cherv it up.

One of the most unusual things aboutsnakes and their eating is the constructiirnof their jaws. The jarvs are very loosely

/5 attachedto the other bones of the skull.They are edged with teeth, and most

snakes also have two rorvs of teeth in theroof of their mouth. All these rows of teethare on bones moved by special muscles.

Source: Lots lllore Teil Me l{hy

56. Whicll bf tlrese describes a snake,s teeth?

59. What part of speech is Ur.used in line 9?

A. nounB. verbC. conjunctionD. preposition

word'p

B.C.D.

60. Which of these words is used asopposite of carnivores?

A. vegetarianB. needle-likeC. herbivoreD. digestive

A.B.

C.D.

Weak and needle-likeneedle-shaped and slender

slender and weakbony dnd slender

57. Why does the snake eat its food whole?

A. It does not have sharp cuttingteeth.It has only two rows of teeth.The snake's teeth are strong.The snake ears only very siallanimals.



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Use this advertisement to answer items6t - 65.

Beside over-the-counter, how else canpuichases be made?

What does .hassle-freel mean?

A.chaotic

B. confusedC. comfortableD. internrpted

What does the word .credit' sugg

A.B.C.D.

6s. Which staternent is true?

Delivery service is offeredthree communities.Payment can only be madecash.Supermarket prices are mocompetitive.The wholesale store is fourold.

63.

64.

paying cashpaying laterbuying wholesaletrusting people

A.

B.

C.

D.

61.

I62II

A.B.C:D.

A..B.i.D.

What is the rnain service offered at thestore?

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l9"A the following passage then answer items66 - 70.

POISON AND OTHER PROBLEMS

, I{umJrs u." poison to eradicateanimals or plants that are "orrffiild--nCesirable. Many animali have been killedin large numbers where ttrey interfere withhuman activities, such u. *"f,ing.

Poison reaches far beyond its intendeduse. Chemicals affect other organisms in theenvironment, slorvly building u-p to*i. Ievels inarimal and prant tissu'es. Th"is in turn

affectsthe entire food chain.

Water and air pollution are havingdevastating effects on animat"nJ nt"ntpopulations. Toxic chemicals fall^from thesky as acid rain, flow into r"t"*"y,",ewage or run off from farm lands.

Which statement tells thaf chemicNOT ONId affect the thingsl, *they are applied?

. Animals interfere with humactivities such as ranchingB. Chemicals build up toxicieother plants and anirnals.c'*fi:*H-jji::oo"."

D. Humans consider plants toundesirable.

68.

69. According to the passage, tow ao"ffect plants ana arrimulri

floods kill plants and animathe rain causes animals to gil:illtbrings down poirochemicals

ll"r:ltiliuses Plants and *

What happens when hrirmful "fr"low into waterways?

A. fishes get more food . people get rid of the chemicI in"i"" "r, "or,,uminatedD. they purifu the water.

A.B.

C.

D.

bigger

66. Which phrase explains themeaning of'eradicate'

care forencourageget rid ofhelp togrow

Which is the most suitable meaning of'undesirable'?'

Source: Teachers, Guitle _ Science Anyline

desiredunlovedpreciousunwanted

70.

A.B.C,D.

67.

A.B.C.D.



Read the following passage then an.swer items7t - 75.

A. Moment of Terror

i-The thunder rolled, lightning flashed

nd as the two children dashed into the empfylassroom they just missed being soaked byhe sudden downpour.

As the rain beat hard against the roofhey were afraid and clung together.Suddenly Jason let out an ear-splittingcream. He had just felt a coldn thin, hairyhape trailing along his leg."A snakelt' he yelled in teror.

Hisfriend Eddie, tfembling like a leaf,

lutched him. Suddenly the thin bearn of thewatchman's flashlight illg:Ftinated the floor ofh" room. And there it was, scareA to death, amall, thin, wet, cold puppy rubbing againstJason's leg.

The thin beam of the watchman'sflashlight helped the boys to see the

--.---_.:-L*.

A. entire room13. floor of the roomC. roof of the roomD. walls of the room

2. Why was Eddie trembling?

He heard the noise on the roof.He felt the cold shape around hisIeg.He had been soakecl by thedownpour.

'He thought a snake rvas in theroom.

73.

,,, r.

What does'illuminated' mean-in thpassage?

lit up

darkenedglitteredcleared up

What caused the children to be afraifirst?

A.

B.c.D.

74.

A.B.C.

D.

the watchman's flashlightthe heavy downpourthe empty classroom

Jason's ear-splitting scream

science fictionhistorical ronanceunrealisticrealistic

75. 'fhe story could best be described as

IIIItIIII

I

A.B.C.D.

A.B.

C.

D.



Read the poem then ansiver items 76 _ g0. 79.

I can't go walkingWhep they say no,1"9 I can't go ridingUnless they goI can't splash puddlesfn my shiny nery shoesBut I can be a tiger'Whenever I choose g0.

I cantt eat peanutsAnd I can't cat cakef have to go to bedWhen they stay awakeI can't bang windowsAnd I mustn't teasenBut I can be an elephantAs often as I please.

Source: ,,The Slory lfourn

To whom is 'I, most likely referring?

A.B.

c.D.

I

IO

I5

76.

A.B.C.D.

A.B.C.D.

an elephanta childan adult

lmagtnlngroaring'prayingplaying

77. What is the speaker doing in lines 7 _ g?

A.B.c.D.

To whonr does the word .they, refer?

tigerselephantschildrenadults

78.

What isthe main idea in tfr" po

l-if ii#:ti*tjT.irules.

FFi""#:{i?:",HH,nimals.

What could be a suitable title fbpoem?

A. Life as a TigerB. Daydream'g. MtB;+iry. Life as an Elephant



II

tlse this instruction to answer items 5, Att)'edwas

Afier the incident,Iionl the roorn addhis thther.

was takenhome

thirty dollars:a discounl of t

b

A.B.C.D.

l-lcput

A.B.C.D.

lyl;,

A.B,C.D.

inintr:insidcOlrtO

Which word BIIS'I' completr:s eactr

sente nce?"l'he r,vorkers ai tlre lactor-y protestecl

A.l].C.D.

A.B.C.D.

droveclrivirrgdrivesdliven

thereforeinsteadhoweverexcept

'l'he childl-en ran ti-orrrthe clirssr.oorlt.

i t on: his slror-rlders.

Iitiedr iitIil'ts"lifiing

did lrrlt tlre books to scirool.taketooktakestaken

the plnyficlcJ ancl

Thc price of'the trook is__-* students can getpercent.

lraving t(; rr,'q;1ft overtinre.agairrstfclr0r1 7.over

iris bag cach tinre hc rrcecls to

Tl"re nrembers of'the l.botball tearnpresented with their uniforms lasrIrriday.A. wasB. wereC. is

D, are

8. Tlre neroplane __*-* then thepassellgers disem bar*ed.A. landB. landedC. landingD. lands

9,

The tcacher lrad 1oher perfornlancc.A. spgaltl]. spiaks(.1- sPokcl), spokc-n

lo irer about



I().

fl.se this instruction to ansrver itemsl 0-t 8.Which sentbnce is grammnticallycorrect?

A. Neither Adarrr nor Scott eatsponidge.13.' Neither Adar:r or Scott eats

porridge,('- Neither Adam nor Scott cion'tI eats porridge.l)- Neither Adan nor Scott is ears

porridge.

A. I{e did not see nobody olrtsidebecause

it was clark.B. He did not see nothirrg outsidebecause it was dark.

C- He dicl not see no-one outsidebecause it was da.rk.

l). He did not see invone ourtsiclebecause it was clark.

A- Marshar has being absent,fiorn school all u,eek.

B. Marsha has been absent fi-orr.rschool ail week..

C. Marsha have beerr absent fiom.school all week.

D. Marsha is being absent liomschool all week.

A- I am sorry that I cannot cornplyalong yolrr request.

B. I am sorry that I cannot contplytbr yor"rr request.

I hardly do nothinj wrong.I hardly did anything *ro?g. never did nothing wrong.

I don't do nothing wrong.

14. A.B.C.D.

A.

B.

C.

D.

t).

5:'il1,:1,: irl::l'n-have saw

Kara insisted that she had seenthe strange object.Kara insisted that she had sawthe strange object.Kara insisted that she have seenthe strange object.

One of the men are in the room.Oue of the men is in the room.One of the men were in the roomOne of the men is come in theroonl.

Every child has his own toys.Every child have his own tbys.Every child is his own toys.Every child did l'rave his own

toys.

My neighbours have went on aholiday.My neighbours have gon" on uholiday.My neighbours hacl went on aholidayMy neighbours has gone on alioliday.

I i.

16.

17.

r8.

A.B.C.D.

r?.

t3

A.B.c.t).

B.

C.

D.

C.

D.

I am sorry that I cannot cornplywith your request.I am sorry that I canllot corrrplyto yoLu'requ€st.



ll

l9 ln whigh sentcnce is the word'round' used as an adjective?A. The nurse accorrrpanied the

doctor on his rqund.B. He plaYed with a round ball'

C.Round off each nurnber to thenearest tenth.

D. He does his weekiY round ofactivities.

Which sentence means the same as

the one which is underlined?

Joe vYorked fbr a dav ancl receiveis200.00.A.. SZ0O.00 was Joe's PaY tbr a half

day's work.B. Joe's weeklY wage is $200'00'C, Joe earned $200.00 everY daY'D. Joe was Paid $200'00 fbr one

. day's work,

Which word is used as an adverb inthis sentence?

figer gently r.vagged his tail as Kim left'A. waggedB. Tiger

C. leftD. gentlY

Which punctuation rnark should be at* in the sentence?

Scott hid the ball in his desk* I-le knewthat no one could f ind it there'A.f}.,c. ':

D.. ?

Use this instructioi to "t "weoitems 23-24.

Which sentencc is correctlYpunctuated?

A. "Hllrrah," Were going to thepicnic, theY said.

B. Hurrah "'Were going to thepicnic " TheY said.

C. "Hurrah We're going to thepicnic," thev said.

D. "Hurrah " 'We're going to thepicnic theY said.

A. "Do not," "be afraid of the darkmY sister said"-

B. "Do not,'" "be afraid of the darkmY sister said-C. "Do not be afiaid of the dark"'

mY sister said.D. "Do not be afraid of the dark. m

sister said'"

A. Mr. Wilson, our next-doorneighbour, goes to bed earlY''

B. Mr. Wilson our next-doorneighbour, goes to bed earlY'

C. Mr. Wilson, our next-doorneighbour goes to bed earlY'D. Mr. Wilson our next-door

neighbour goes to bed earlY'

A. Mr. j.f. smith is the newCaretaker at'the school'

B. Mr. J.f. Smith is the newCaretaker at'the school.

C. Mr. J.F. Smith is the newcaretaker at the school'

D. Mr. j.F. smith is the newCaretaker at the school'

20.

23.

1tlz-.+ .

25.

21.

1')

26



A-

t3.

(-.D.

D.

A.

B.

D.

:7.

t9.

:r0.

We were rearclyl fi:r tlre trip. I)arrtrchanged her rrrincJ.We were ready fbr the tripl panrchauged her rnincl.

We were reacly fbr the [r.ip. pam;changed her r.nirrcl.We were reirdy tirr the trip. panrchanged her nrincl.

Anna is brirrging. cheese. nuts.cakes and chips tbr irer fiierici.s.Anna is bringing chee-se. ntrrs.cakes and chips. fbr her tiierrcls.Anna is bringing chee.se. ltuls.cakes and chips lbr her fiiends.Anna is bringing cireese, nutscakes and chips. for her li.iencls.

31. What is the correct spelling for theword w.hich should compleie thesentence?

Several,,""1" ir, "

"a"",#:', y.H',ff"':: X*A. patienceB. patientsC. patientD. patiense

Use this instruction to answ.er items32 and J3.

Which is the most suitable word tocomplete each sentence?

28. ' A.

t].

C.

D.

C.

32. The pririce is thefhther's throne.A. lrereB. hear.C. heirD. hair:

to hislror iterns 29 and 30, in which sentenceis the apostrophe correctly used?

.q,. The two slrirl .s \verel.lt vel.yclean.

l]. The two slrirts were.nt veryclean.

(1. 1'he two slrirts. wet-ent veryclean.

..The two shirts weren't vcrY''clean.

flrc thrmer cows' grazeclpeacefully in his pastul.es.l ne tarmers cows grazed

peacefuily in his pastur.e's.The farmet's covus grazedpeacefLlly in his pastllres.

The farmerr .o*,s grazetjpeacetirlly in his pastures.

33. Ile l"ear.ecifbr his safety so he would nottO enter the room.

A. dearB. deerC. darel). dire



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Table of ContentCH.APl'ER

WeavirrB Atiican Baskets

l-loq, ro Illow Glass

Whc.rr. l'r-r Find Crafi Mater.ials

(larri [rlrearr Potterl, Desi gns

.Se-rvirri.'. Yrtur Chvn Clothes

Preparing l;abric fbr Designing

Herc is the table of contcrrt of I magazine, useit to nnsrvcr items{3-47. Which article gives information on

rlaking garnrents?A. Sewing Your Own ClothesB. Preparing Fabrics for DesigningC. Where to Firrd

Crafl MaterialsD. Caribbean Pottery Designs

Wirat do the nunrbers orr the right show?A. the number of pages each article

containsB. the chapter numJ-:erC. the many ways to create designsD. tlre pages on which the articlis

begin

LIse the diagram belon,to answeritems 48-50.

Graph showing How GeorgeSpends a Day nt Home

Most ol'George's tirne is spentA. eatingB. h.elping nlotherC. sleepingD. watching television

PAGE

I

46.

n1

48.

14

l7

7?

28

4r)

+i. \\ihat is thc rrame ol'the nragazine?.{,. Designing Thingsli. Crafts Toclay(:. .Arrs alld C:ratisD. Working at Designs

-+1. ()rr rvhich page cloes the article aboutgllss blowing techniques begin?A. page 14B. page I 7C. page 22l). page 28

.t5. i-i1i\ry ntan) articles ar.e in this rnagazine?{. l0

ii" 7{.'. 6t_1 \



I49. L)n what does George spend the least

anlount of time'?A. playing ganlesB. eatingC. watching televisionD. working

50. About what part of George's day is spentpiaying?A. less than a quarterll. a quarterC. a halfl). more than a half

Itead thispassage, thcn answer items

51-56.

I reurenrber going into the.

crowded playground and a fat boYrushing up to me with a tattqted book,shouting something. I tbund otrd

afterwards that wheu you moved up tothe next class yott tried to sell books andan atlas, second hand. to new kids,

A whistle shrilled out, cutting

into all the tnovements and disorder,stopping it abruptly. and soon the clueues

of boys were shutfling into the entrancelike prisoners. I tbund'nryself with theother newcornel's and in a queer. dumbt-ellowship we tramped up a gloomystone staircase trr the top of the building.

Where did the story take place ?

A. at a church

B. at a park

Fronr the passage we learn that-_-.. it was the writer's first day at th

placeB. the writer is a prisonerC. the writer blew a whistleD. the writer is t-amiliar with his

sr"rrroundings

What was the effect of the blowing ofthe whistle'?A. n'lore disorderB, the game startedC. the disorder ei"rdedD. the boys became Prisoners

Which is an exatnple of a simile?A. 'shuffling like prisoners'B. 'queer durnb lbllowshiP'C. 'tattered books'D, 'gloomy stone staircase'

Which word in the passage means thesan're as 'lines'?A. entrance

B. momentsC. queerD. queues

What cloes 'queer, dumb fellowship'suggest about the newcorners?A. They were moving in a

disorderly marlner.They moved together in a stranand silent way.

They tbllowed the others.They were going to be punishe

52.

53.

54.

55.

56.

B.

C.D.

at a pilsonat a school



57.

Read this passage then answer items57-61.

This morning a contest tookplace on our tiont lawrr. A robin was,getting his breakf'ast. He had a fht wormin his bill and he was putling lbr all hewas worth while the worm was just asstrongly holding to the ground. I. couldn't make up my nrind which one Iwanted to win, The robin was hungryand needed his rneal, but the poor worm

, was tighting for life. Keeping a tighrhold the robin circled about. The wormheld, suddenly the robin gave a final tugnnd the worm disappeared. I decided mysympathy was with the worm.

Which word means the same as the word'bill', irr the passage?A. beakB. clawC. macheteD. money

Why did the writer sympathize withthe worm?A.u.

The writer loved worms.The robin was bigger than theworm.The worm lost its life.The worm was stronger.than therobin.

'fhe phrase 'I couldn't make up my

mind' suggests that the writerA. felt uneasy about the fightB. was undecidedC. was sorry for the worn'lD. was disappointed

58.

C,t).

59.

60. What happened to the worm?A.B.C.D.

It went into the ground.It was swallowed by the robin.The worm wiggled away.The worm won

the contest.

daring, cruelgreedy, hungryfighting, greedyhungry, strong

61. Which pair of words best describes therobin?A.B.c.D.



IItead the advertisement then answer items62-65.

What is the pLrrpose of thisadvertisement'/

Who is NOT encouraged to register fthis course?A. housewif'eB. household helperC. cooking enthusiastD. culinary artist

Which of the lbllowing is true?A. Only Chirese and vegetarian

courses are offered by thisschool.

B. Other courses along with Chinand vegetarian courses areoffered.

C, Only Chinese and vegetarianscan register fbr the course.

D. Thompson's Catering Scho'rloffers two cooking courses.

How often are the courses off,ered?A. every day tiom March 3l-

April 20, 2003.B. only on Saturday mornings at

10:00 a.m'.C. every Saturday from March 3

April 20,2003D. only on Saturday tiom 3:00 p

63.

64.

65.

()2.

A.

B.

C.

D.

inviting registration for aCulinary and Home ManagementCottrsepromoting healthy Iifestylesamong housewivesadvertising Chinese airdVegetarizur nreals

advertising jobs at fhornpson'sCatering School.

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Read this passage then Answer items

66-70.

'Ihere are no vegetarian snakes'

They are carnivores thai eat aninrals of

,o*. kind. Snakes have Powertuldigestive juices - and they rreed th,em'

foi snatcei always eat their rleal whole'

ilt do not have teeth that can cut lbod'

,,r"h u, cats, for exanrPle' Birds and

urtles have sharp beaks' AII that snakes

have are siender. needle-like teeth withwhich they carr catch their prey and pull

tl'rem into their mouth' But they can't

chew it uP.Oire of the nrost unrtsual things

about snakes and their eating is theconstruction of their jaws' The jaws are

very loosely attached to other.bones ofthe skull. They are edgecl with teeth' and

most srrake, uiso have two rows of teeth

in the roof of their mouth' All these

lows of teeth are on bones moved bY

special muscles'Sout.., Lots More'l'ull Mc WhY

Which ofthese tlescribes a snake's teeth?

A. slender and PowerfulB. bonY and sharP

C. slender and bonY

D. needle-shaPed and slePder

Why does the snake eat its fbod whole?

A. It does not have sharP cuttlngteeth'

B. lt has onlY two rows of teeth'

C. Thesnake's teeth are strong'

D. The snake eats onlY verY smallanimals.

What is most urrusual about dnakes?They --e.-' -"r" nesh eatirig animalsB. can eat their food whole

C. have teeth that can cut food

D. have onlY ,;;;;t of teeth

What part of speech is the word'preyas used in line 10?

68.

69.

(l

A. nounB. verbC. conjunctiotlD. PrePosition

70. There is errough informationin the

Passage to show thq't------:A. the eating habG of.snakes differ

from thaiof most other animals'

B. snakes eat onlY other animals'

C. the jaws of the snakes are the

rno,t tln"tual in the animalkingdom'

D. ,nuf"' do not like to chew theirfood.

t\

(rb.

(r7.



Ili'.1rt,tnt-

poem then answer items Which explains whar is happening inlines 1.2 and 13?A. 'fhe fire was going out.R. The fire was spreading.C. T'he paper was flying around.D. There was no more paper lefi to

be burnt.

What message does the writer want totell?A.B.C.D.

As rhe match struckTIre tire began.The tlames were snrall at i'rrstllut as it grasped more and n:ori: paoerIt grew iargerAnd larger,Greedily gr.rlping rhe rvlrireness trorn thepapcrCurling it up inro a gr€y pointed asl.rAs the t'lames took its preyIt danced on and onWinding and rurrring. going clown, goingup. .

Ljntil ir lrad flnished irs rrieal:Leaving only ashes witlr sparkling lightsGetting snra.ller and srr.rallerUntil there was lrorhing but ash.

Pnul

Which best describes how iast the fireburnt?A. 'lt dancccl olr and on'1. 'It grasped more and rnore paper,C. 'Greediiy gtrlping'D, 'Wir"rding and turning'

'l'he 'meal' in the poem is theA. tire13. flamesC. nrarchD. paper

'It grasped more and more paper'meal"ls

Fire is greedy.It is fun to play with fir-e.Fire can hr,rrt you.Fires can spread quickly.

1tlt-,

75.

A.B.

lo

lr

7l

7:

7"1

c.D.

the fire was going outthe fire was burning the papel.quicklyrlore papel was added to the firethe pile of asl"r grerv targer



Which word correctly cornpletes eachsenfence in items t-12?

1.. Every child in the class---

thePoerrr.A- knownB. knowC. knowsD. knowing

2- Donna set the table Susanwiped the cutlbry.A- whenB- whilec. ifD. although

3. The children rurn frorn the playfield

the classroom-

a prett5r dress to the

\l/orewearedwornrvearing

The investigating offi,cer had

-the seal of the envelope containingthe evidence.A. brokeB. breakC. breakingD. broken.

The baby stopped cryingvrraS fed-A- since

B- howeverC. afterD. although

You do not need to corneso desire-

she

you

unlesssinceifbecause

Everybody_

surprised to hearthe little boy sing.

arewas

have walkingis walkingare walkingwill walking

7. Debbieparty-A.B.C.D.

8.

9.

A.B.c-D.

rninsideintoonto

10.4. It is arnazrng to see a of birds

soaring across tJ'e sky.b"wyfeathersflocktroop

The Vice President of the P.T.A.presided the rneeting as thePresident rwas unable to atterrd.

father told him not to go-A. untilR. although

C. soD- if

A.B.c.D.

A.B.

A.B.

A. C- wereD. been. for

C. inD- over lZ- The rnan t}rough his cabbage

Marlon went to the fete hisfield-A.

at

B.C.D.



13. . Which word can be used to replacethe underlined words?Jamiq and his friends went to DisneyWorld last summer.A. TheY

B. ThemC. He and himD. Their

In items 14 - 16 which sentence isgrammatically correct?

14. A, Neither Jack nor Tom eatsporridge.

B.Neither Jack or Tom eatsporridge.

C. Neither Jack nor Tom don'teat porridge.

D. Neither Jack nor Tom doesn'teat Porridge.

15. A. They catched the fish fromthe pond.

B. TheY catches the fish from

the pond.C. They caughted the fish fromthe pond.

D. TheY caught the fish from the

Pond'

Every child has his owntoys.Every child have his owntoys.

Every child have had his owntoy.Every child did have his owntoys.

17. What is the Part of sPeech of theword which is underlined in thissentence?After the earthquake, courageousfirefighters entered the damaeed

building to save a familY'A. adjectiveB. adverbC. nounD. verb

In items 18 -zz,which sentence iscorrectly punctuated?

18. A. MarYs bag is on the floor'

B. MarYs' bag is on the floor'C. Marys bag's is on the floor'D. MarY's bag is on the floor'

19 A- Please bring me thefollowing items Pericil,rubber, and craYon'

B. Please bring rne thefollowing items: Pencil,rubber and craYon'

C,Please bring me thefollowing items Pencil rubberand craYon.

D. Pleaie bring me thefollowing items; Pencilrubber and craYon'

"Hurray, mY team haswon " shouted Kim."Hurray " MY team has won,

shouted Kim."Hurray My team has won""shouted Kim.Hurray, my team has won,shouted Kim.

16.20

B.B.

C.

D.D.



2t- A- "At the ribrar_At the librarlz,,, said Mrs.Jones, .oyou wilt find booksaDout tradrtronal dances.,,B. .1n:ffiflll,saidMrs.Jones, you will find booksabout traditional dances-,,C- "At the

library, said Mrs.r"rr"=-J ;;t; rvin find booksabout traditional dances-,,D. At the library, said Mrs.Jones, ..you will find booksabout traditional dances-,,

22- A- ..Get out of the rain shoutedDad,,

B. Get out of the rain ..shouted

c-P8"t;'"*,

of the rain,, shoutedDadD. ..Get out of flre rain ,, shouted

Dad-

Read this passage, then choose thepunctuation mark which should go ineach space numbered ZS _26.The only time I had seen an iguana was inthe zoo6 I was very excited when my uncledecid* 1" take us for a ride into the hillsnear _hrs house, to look for iguanasza Whilewe were there I heard my uncle shout, ..Oh"" I looked around

-and sa* nothing. f wasy.r1' disappoinred. 26 What has happened?-I asked trr)r rnsts.

23. A. ?8.,

C-D-l

o A.)B.:C.tD-

Which word in this sentenceshould begln with a capital letter?Many ships cross the paiific on adaily basis.A. dailyB. basisC. pacificD. ships

Which is an accurate way ofexpressing this idea?This doll belongs to Moya.

A- This is Moyas' doll.B. This is Moya's doll.C. This is lvloyas dolls'-

D. This is Moyas c{oll,s.

Whieh sentence does NOT.needadditional capital letters?

A. Brazil and Venezuela arecourrtries ih Souttr America.B. Braril and venezuela arecountries in south America.C. Brazil and venezuela arecountries in Soutr America-

D. Brazil and Venezuela arecountries in south arrrerica.

25. A. ?B.,c.D.

27.

26. A. /B. .c

c.tD.,

28.

29.



40_ Fred is a very sociable person but hisbrother John is unfriendly. Somepeople describe John asA. antisocialB. inhospitableC. inhumane

D. unhappyMark concluded that the island was

as no one was found there.attractivelonelyremoteuninhabited

Study this graph their answer items4s - 48.

45. What type of book is the leastpopular arnong all the strrdents?A. CraftB. . Mystery

41.

A..B.c.D.

Which is the correct spelting for theunderlined word in items ai _ aZZ

"Mind your own bussineq " shouteclthe angry boy.A. buisnessB. businessC. buisinessD. buisniss

Doze fruits will spoii if they are norstored in ideal conditions.A. DoseB. Those

C.D.

C.D.

DoesDozen

'fravelScience

Fairy TaleMysteryTravelScience

What kind of book is liked by thesarne nurnber of pupils in bothclasses?

In which sentence is the word'excitingt correcfly used?A. We read an exciting story in

class.yesterday.B. Laura was exciting when she

got the good news-Tbe exciting boy jumpedwith glee.'fhe child is exciting abourthe trip.

How many pupils in grade six prefermystery to fairy tales?4.2

A.B.C.D.

c.

D.

47.

B.C,D.

4r228

Favourite Booke of Grades 5 and 6Pupils-

tr Grade 5 r Grade 6

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48. What conclusion can be drawn fromthe graPh?A. The same number of students

are in botl grades'B. There are more students in

Grade 5 thqn in Grade 6'C. There are more students inGrade 6 than in Grade 5.

D. From the graph, we cannottell the number of qtudents ineach grade.

The guide words at the toP of twodictionary pages are given below. Thinkcarefully then answer questions

49 - sO.

Page 136 Page L37Channel/Character CharadeiChase

49. Which of these words would belisted on a page before Page 136? +2'A- chapterB. chargeC. changeD. chant

Study this table of contents, then answeritems 51 - 54.

ChaPterI" A11 about Insects2. Investigating RePtilesg. Irrdigenous Trees4. Medicinal Plants5. Plants from Other Countries6- Edible Plants7. Environmental Concems

GlossaryIndex

51-

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If a student read Page 52, what didhe read about?

A.plants that are

PoisonousB. plants of medicinal valueC. plants that can be eatenD- plants and animals

How many pages does the fifthchapter of ttris book take uP?A. 15B. 16.c. 3sD. 64

50. Which word would be listed on page136? 53'A- chaPelB. chastiseC. chatterD. chasm

A student is doing a research projecton oThe Uses of Aloe Vera'- Whichchapter would be helPfut to him?A. Indigenous TreesB. Investigating RePtilesC. Other CountriesD. Medicinal Plants

How many chaPters are in this book?

A.7B. 9,'=c. 10D. 67

54.



Read this passage"and then ans?yer itemsss - 59.

LAtriD BURNING

There are certain times when it is necessary

to burn.the land. If land is being prepared in.ern area in which logwood, acacia or otherprickly species Brow, it becomes necessaryto bum the land- In addition, if, forexarrrple, a sugar-cane field is infested withwasps or cow-itch, br.rrning the field wouldbe necessary. It would make harvestingeasier.

It is comrnon practice to burn cane fieldsbefore harvesting so tlrat cutters can get abigger tonnage- Many farrrers burn all"weeds and uash" from the soil whether ornot there are prickles or ofher harmfulobjects. The practice is a bad one. Organicmaterial is reduced to ashes and teemjnemillions of soil organisrns in the surface aredestroyed-

Source: The Nap Islaad Readen

55- It is necessary to burn land when

there is needto

clear awayweedthere is need to get rid ofharmful pests and plantsthe trees have grown too bigthere is a lot of 'weed andtrash'

56. What makes land burning a badfarming practice?A. Farrrrers may lose their lives.B- The fires often get out of

control-C. Some health problem may

increase.D. There is destmction of useful

. materials in the soil.

Which word could be used todescribe the passage?A. entertainingB. informativeC. humorous'

D. persuasive

Which statement is tnre?A. Burning cane field increases

the sugar content in canes.B. The only method of getting

rid of weed is buming.C. There erre some benefits to

land burning.Burning always makeshanresting easier.

What does 'teeming millions'suggest?A* an abundanceB. a lot of movementC- a groupD. animals attacking crops

57"

58.

59.

D.

A.B.

C.D.



Read the advertisement, then answeritems 60-64.

Which expression describes "redcarpet treatmenttt?A. a gift of a red carPet

B. floor covered with red carPet

C. treated with red colour

D. very good service

Why would PeoPle want to travel on

Air Dove?A. It promises cheaPer fare than

other airlines.B. Flights are available dailY'

C. It Provides convenientdeparture times-

D. it promises an enjoYabteshoPPing exPerience.

Which response best exPlains whY

Fantasy Island is considered an idealdestination?A. It is sunnY for most of the

year.B. It provides the facilities for

both business arrd Pleasure'

C. .Hotel accommodation isreasonable.

D. Items are beautiful andcheaP.

62.

63.

64.

60. How many times Per week are flightsoffered to Fantasy lsland?

A. oneB. twoC. threeD. four

Which word is closest in meaning tothe word 'popular' in theadvertisement?A. beautiful

B. hassle-freeC. magicalD. .well liked

61.

AIR DOVEProvides twice weeklY flights to

Fantasy Island -One of the world's most PoPular

business, pleasure and shoPPingdestinations.

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Direct from Paradise CoveandNon-stop from Silver Lalre

t Generous baggage allowanceo Red. carpet treatmento A trip to remember every time You

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iJse this passage to answer questions65 - 69.

Boysie set off for Mr- Smith's property. Hewas confident that Mr. Smith would havegone for lunch. However, fifty feet awayfrom the guinep tree, he stopped dead in histracks. Mr. Smith \fras on guard, sitting withhis back against his guinep tree. Boysie wasnot discouraged. Perhaps he had come tooearly. Mr. Smith would soon be going homefor lunch and he would get to climb theguinep tree.Agile as a mo_nkey. he climbed a nearbymango tree to wait. It was a good position.He was completely hidden and he had Mr.Smith in full view.The first thing he noticed was that Mr.Smith was picking his teeth and belching

contentedly. Boysie began to have seriousdoubts that he and his friend would enjoythe 'firrits of "touch me not" that day, but hedecided to wait. Something was bound tohappen-

source: fijZ,f Reading skrtts

What does the term 'dead in histrackst mean?A. suddenlyB. humblyC. loudlyD. angrily

'he climbed a nearby mango tree towait-: For what was Boysie waiting?A. his friend to appearB. for Mr. Smith to hit hirnC- the guineps to fallD. Mr. Smith to go for lunch

What does the phrase 'agile as amonkey' say about Boysie?

A. He looked like a monkey.B. He has four feet-C. He was a good climber.D. : He did not like to climb.

'.

:

What figure ofspeech is'agile as amonkeyo?A, alliterationB. metaphorC. personificationD. simile

What in the story suggests that Mr.Smith had just eaten his lunch?A. He sat under a mango tree

and bowed his head.B. He started sleeping and

snoring.C. He was picking his teeth and

belching contentedly.D. He looked up in the guinep

tree and smiled-

68.

69.

65.

66.

67.



Read this poem, then answer items 70 -73. \

I like the sleepy sound.sYou hear when day

is doneWhen shadows gather here and thereAt setting of sun.

A brook grows drowsy_ in the eve,As dusk comes still and slow;You hear across the quiet nightHis murmur soft. and low.

The wind no longer calls and shoutsFrom high up in the trees;He hums instead

through evening hoursHis lulling tnelody.

And little leaves that talk all dayWith wind and flitting birdsSpeuk now arnong the darkened boughsTheir gentle whispering words.

So as hours of sunset comeAnd daytime noises cease,The evening brings the weary worldIts gift of drearns and peace.

Soure: Anhur lTallace pe-ach

74. The phrase 'lulling melody' is thesame as _.A. hip hop songB. soothing songC. rap songD. heawy beating song

71. What does 'drowsyt mean in ttrispoem?A. alertB. dryC, noisyD. sluggish

72. What time of day is described in thepoem?A. eveningB. morqing

C. nightD. noon

73. What phrase describes what the windoes in the daytime?A. soft and lowB. still and slowC. calls and shoutsD. hums and whispers



Read this passage then answer items 74 -80.

In fiont of the corrrthouse the people wait.Some sit on the cnrde benches, some undert:Ire trees, and others stand on the eurb. Theydo not look at each otlaer. They do not shoutgreetings. They do not talk to each other.They do not smile.

A woman stands on the curb opposite. Sheisn't well dressed, doesn't carry a bag, buthas rnade sure that her head is covered.Some passers-by staxe at her, but she doesn'tsee them. She stands and looks up the streetand waits for the first sign of the policevehicle. She isn't very sure that heryoungest brother stole the bicycle. He hadpromised her that he would change hisways. . . why had they arested him.. . ?

A rnan sits on a rock smoking a cigarette.He doesn't appear to recognize either hiswife or his daughter who stand next to him.FIe cannot believe ttrat his daughter has donewrong. .W;il,

she isnt always obedient..,yet, she doesn't stay out late... she doesn,tkeep bad company.... Why had they

arrested her? Source : Jamat Fo*ndalon

74. Why was the woman standingoutside the courthouse?A. She wanted to see the judge.B. She was watching the

passers-by.C. She wanted others to see her.D. Her brother had been

arrested.

75. Why were ttre people waiting in frof the courthouse?A. There was a bus stop there.B. Court was going to b€ in

session.C. They were in a dress paradeD. They were attending a

meeting-

76. The passage suggests that theaccused are taken to court by

77.

A- relativesB. the judgeC. friendsD. the police

Which word or phrase could be useto replace 'curbn in the passage?A. comer of the streetB. edge of the pavementC- roadD. bank

Why did the wornan go to thecourthouse?A. to show off her head wearB. to'take home her bicycle

C. to hear the case against herbrotherD. to give a staternent against

her brother

What does the word 'crudet mean?A. roughB. rawC. irnpoliteD, disfrgured

Which word does NOT accuratelydescribe the mood of the man sittinon the rock?A. a*stonished

78.

dazedjoytulshocked

I

79.

80.

B.c.D.



37.

In items 35 - 39, which word correctlycompletes .t$e sentence?

35. The children _ their teacherbecause she was kind-A- adoredB. crucifiedC. despisedD. loathed

The company _ the workers,contrast because they decided to strike.A. instituted8.. invokedC. revokedD- sienef

The athlete was after he brokethe fwo hundred metre record at therecent charrpionship.A. annoyedB- elatbd.C. ignoredD. warned

The studentswere given on ffreschool's population from-wfr-.h to

construct a bar gaph.A. dataB. itemsC. practiceD. tests

After careful consid,eration, we took afirm _ to accept the offer.A. agreement

B. chanceC- decisionD. opinion

Which is the correct spelling for theunderlined word in items 4A - 41-?

40- "Mind. your own busines " shouted- tangry boy.

A.. buisnessB. businessC. buisinessF. buisniss

41. Dozeil; *ilIperish if tJrey are notstored in ideal conditions-^4.. DoseB. TlroseC- DoesD. Thoughs

A. damagedB. fakeC. genuine

D. torn

+3- Hq lnade a profit from trading inlivestock.A- gainB. giftC. IossD. reward

Which word is OPpOS.ITE in meanins tthe one that is underlined in items 42 I A42- The shopkeeper.w*- giy"l _1 corrnterfeit one hundred dollar note-

36.

38.

39.



44'

f.

What is the meaning of the. ; underlined prefix in this sentence?

The children were told to stand in asemicircle for devotion.A- tull

B. halfC. littleD. quarter

Study this tsble of contents thgn tnswelritems 45 - 48-

How many pages does the fifih chaptertake up?A. 15B. 16c. 35D. 50

A student is doiag a research projecton.:Flants as cure for ailmerrts', whichchapter would be helpful to bim?A. Environmental ConcernsB. Indigenous'freesC. Medicinal PlantsD. Plants From Other Countries

47.

48.

Chapter.1, AII Aborit Insects2. Investigating Reptiles3. Indigeqous Trees4. Medicinel Planfs5- Plants fron Other Countries6. EdiblePlantsT.,Environmental Concer:ns

This diagram shows Roy's famity tree.Study it then answer items 49 - 54.

Caroi

49. Who is the youngest person in tirefarnily?A. LizB. PauiC. RoyD. Peter

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GlgssaryIndex

How many chE:ters are in this book?A^ 67B. 10c.9D-7

Where would you find the meanings ofthe unusual words used in the book?A. Chapter 1

B. Glo.ssary

C. IndexD- Preface

4s-

I46.

I



50.

51.

52.

53.

Wh.o are Roy's parents?A- Susan and PeterB. i Paul and SusaaC. Liz and JohnD- Carol and Frank

Which staternent is true?A. Jack is Roy's grandfatherF. Jack is Roy's f.th..C. Jack is Roy,s brotherD- Jack is Roy's u:rcle

What relationship is Susag to Carol?A- auntB- daughterC- mother

D- sister

What is the relationship betweenLizand Jack?A. Li,z is Jack's brother-F. Jack is Liz's son.C. Jack is Liz's husbandD. Liz is Jack's grandmother.

54. How mairy r.mcles doesRoy have?A.4B.r' 3c. ,2

D. "'1.*



Read this advertisement carefully thenanswer ifms 55 _ Sg. 55.

56.

57.

r how many locations are ffu:=icanePanel Shutters available?A-38.4c.7D. 11

If this advertisement were published2006, when was Caribr""rlestablistrdd?A- 1975B. 1966c. 1965D. 194s

Which word issimilar in meaning to'devastating,?

A. faatasticB. painfuIC. destnrctiveD. dirty

What does 'island wider suggqstabout the estimates?

58.

A. The estimates are free ancl easilvavailable.

B- Onlypeople who live on theisland may get estimates.

C. Estimates are arzailable only ineastem parishes-

D. Estimates can be provid.ed" anpvherg on the island.

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Read this passage carefully then use it toanswer\itens 59 - 62.

It was quiet on the tobacco plarrtation ofT,qaac Riley riear Georgetown, Kentucky,that early Sahrrday rnorning in September1830. Nobody stirred ih rtre rows ofwindowless slave huts- Brrt one slave, fonyyear old Josiah l{enson, was not sleeping ashe lay on his bed of rags. His mind **-9*l planning. Tonight, concealed by.darkness, he and his wife Charlotte wouldsteal into the woods with their four children

60. What was Josiah's greatest fear?A. being anacked by wild aniarB. being caught by slave cateherC. leaving his childrenD. walking the long journey

61. What is referred to as "theunderground railway. in thispassage?

It had not been 6asy to make the decj.sion togo. They would have to walk all the way"They would have to live in fear of slavecatchers who tracked down itrnaway slaves1il along the route to Canada. They wouldhave to rely.on their own resources and onthe underrfdund- failwav, a network of whitepeople and free black men who werededicated to helping slaves escape rofreedom.

trT,fo1. * ^ iv e s rra t e gi e s jElizabeth Thorn eL aI..

59. Why was Josiah awake when everyoneelse was sleeping?A- His bed was uncomfortable-E. He had slept dr:ring the d.ay.C. He was planning his escape.D. He was feeling ilI-

and begin the long perilbus escape io

sold-

rgJ:;T313#thes'Iave

. people who offered the slaveon the railways

C- railways which were construcunderground

D. railways that wereout ofus

62. Wh.at does "Can4da, where a mancould not be bought or sold"suggest?A' *:"li$:'#"" were not alloB. People in Canada had special

c. ;t#; was not tegat in c*rrD. Slaves had been ofFered jobs

Canada-



Read the following pasgag€ then elrsw€rquestions 63 .- 66-

Ai: poilution is a problem nainly-in citiesandiowns but also in rural xe'asifor examplewhen fie.lds me burrrt- The problem iscaused by gases and particles in the s:rroke

from vehicles, factories, arrd burrring ofgarbage- Particles in the air can irrilpte theoo* *.C t *gs and trigger asthma a*tacksand allergi*. p.rst and smoke maki it hardto see and things get dirty. "l'oo muchcarbon dierxide aad carbon monoxide fromvehicles and factories are poisonous' Otbergases produced by machines are sulptnrral.rtia" aad nitrous oxide- Apart fromhrxting people and aaimals they acidiff rairi'ba::neia$ plmts aod even buildings-

Factqriei mtrst have ener$r efficientmachiner-w and vehicles must be properiymaintained to reduce poll.utioo' Plants helpto reduce the alrroual of carbcn dioxide inthe atrrosphere, as tJrey use it to make food"Plarrts alsotabsorb hamful gases'

Jotasica &rce*gion oad D*dqnu* Trrrst

63. How do Plants helP to redlrcepollution?

L TheY use carbon dioxideto make

food-R. TheY Preverrt acid rain'C. TheY Preverrt astbrna attacks'D. TheY can be used as ba:rriers'

&. .what cfir People do to vehicles toreduce Poliution?A. use more gasoliaeB; maintain them' P-roPerlY

C.wash them often

D, drive them slowlY

65.

66.

What is likeiy to trigger an aslb'sraattack?A. carboa dioxideB. acid rainC- dust ParticlesD. hamrftI Plants

Wbat does rhe word o?rritate" naea

A . cause discomforrB. make diffi-cultC. make cleanD. make dirfY

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Read the passage carefully then answeriteln.qr',6f -76.

Black Beauty

My new owner was called Jeremiah Bakerbut as everyone called him Jerry I shall dothe salrre. Polly, his wife, was ph:mp, tri.btand tidy with smooth hair, dark eyes and amerr;r mouth. Harry was twelve, a tall,good, wdll-tempered lad- His sister #as fouryears yor.rnger and just like her mother. Ihave nevsr known such a happy f.a'nily.

Ierry had bis own cab and another horse,called Captain, who worked in the cab allmorning, whileJ went out in the afternoon.Jerry was as gentle as John Manley and

never once used the bearing rein, althoughwhen *e went to fashionable parts of town,I was sorry to see teams of horses pullingfine carriages, their heads held far too higb.

,IOn the first day Jerry helped to eroolm me,and Polly and Doliy gave me a slice of appleand a piece of bread arrd were so kind theymade me feel as if I had been the BlackBeauty I once had been.

My first week as a cab horse was hard as Iwas not used to the noise and crowds ofLondon. But Jerry was a good driver andwe made a fine team. He never worked meon Sr-rndays, even though he oould havecharged extra money, for he said thatSunday was a day of rest for all creafirres.Nor would he drive me fast, even if he wasoffered.

Source: BIac* Beau}t

Who is relating the story?.- Jerry

B. a horsec. acab- Polly

Which id.ea is suggested in thepassage?L F+res were higfoer on Sr-rndaye. ' Bi:autv only pulled fine ""..C. Harry looked iike his father.D. Jerry was a me2"r owner-

68.

67.

69.

70.

Which definition BEST suits the'grbom'?A. a maa aboutto be married

B. to train for a positionC- a person who cares arrimalsD. clean and care animals

Who was John Manlev?A. a groornB. a past ownerC- a cab driverD. a relative of Jerry



A.B.C.D.

3.

4.

s'

l:

Whicb rcspon$e correctly completes eachsenfence in iterns 1-10?

-,/aet6- Everybody

--surprised to. h

the little boy sing.A- areB. treenC. wasS. wgre

'Ihe w<rrkers at the factory pnrtes- _having to work overtime.A, againstB. forC. onD. over

8. We _ _ by taxi to churchtomCIITow.

A.will travelled

"B. - were travellingC. will travelD. have travelled

9. You need not comeyou wish to.A. becauseB. ifC. sinceD. unless

10. The price of the book is thiitydollars;

-,

studenls can getdiscormt of ten percent-A- sinceB. insteadC. howeverD. €xcept

Every girl is t<r takenetball training.

shorts for

A.B.

C.D.

herstre

theirthem

2. At the Caribbean Food Festival,"Ackee Delight' was awardedfirst prize for the dish.A. ' more tastierB. rnost tastierC. tastiestD. tastier

It is amazing to $ee aof birds soaring &cross the skY.

bev;floek$ranltro{)p

The cat yavrrns andA- risesB. raisesC, raisingD. ros€

its tail.

Yestc{ay, tbe boys .- down thepassige to get to the exSminationroom ol time.A. hurriedB. hurriesC, hurrysD- hurry



11.

In items 11-14, which sentence isgrammati&rlty correct?

A. One of,the student have wona pnzn in the essaycompetition.

B. One of the stiidents haswon a pnz-e in the essaycompetition.

C. One of the students havewon a pnze in the essaycompetition.

D. One of the student haswon a pnze in the essaycompetition.

A. Each of the children receives. a gifts.

B. Each of the childrenreceiving a gifts.

C, Each of the children receive a,i .;.glft.D. Each of the children received

a gift.

13. A, Not one of the girls was latefor school.

B. Not one of the grrls were latefor school.

C, Not one of the girls havebeen late for school.

D. Not one of the girls are latefot school.

14. A. Only one ofus'isgoing to the party.B. Only one of them are going

to the party.C. Only one of them were going

to the parryD. Only one of ur were going to

the party.

What pert of speech is the underlinedword in items 15 and 16?

15. We have never seen a swallow so--beautiful.A.B.C.D.

adjectivedverb

nowrverb

16. Father is willing to license my caA. adjectiveB. adverbC. nounD. verb

17. In which sentence below is a/anused correctly?

A. Hete is an blue percil.B. He is an obedient.man.C. Here is a elephantD. He had a egg for breakfast

In items 18 - 21, which su'ttence iscorrectly punctuated?

A. At the market, Qwen boughmeat fish eggs; and grounprovisions.

B. At the market, Gwen Uougrneat, fish;'eggs ilnd groun

provisions.C. At the market'Gtyen, boughmeat fish; eggs'and grounprovisions.

D. At the market Gnven boughrneat fish eggs and groundprovisions.

2.

18.



F::I ,'".

c.D.

The lady asked her son"did you hear that sound?"The lady asked her son didyou hear that sound?The lady asked her son, "Didyou hear that sound?"

' The lady asked her son",did you hear that sound?

Paula is hungry she; needs toeat now.Paula; is hungry, she needs toeat now.Paula is hungry she needs; to

eat now.Faula is hungry; she needs toeat now.

"Stop quickly"exclaimed the frightenedman."Stop quickly "exclaimed the frightened

'lStop" quicklyexclaimed the frightened

tiStop,quickly,?'.

exclaimed the ftightenedman.

Which punctuation mark should be usedto replace the * in items 22 - 25?

22: We visited four parishes last year*St Ann, St. fiiomhs, Clarendon anPortland.

23. Josh* Mr. Brown's son, is a doctor.

Kittens make excellent pets*

F"y are easily tamed and rarelybite or scratsh.A.iB.:

c.tIt. .

Mr. Smith said, .'I have been waitingfor you'since 8 o'clock thismorning.*A;B.c.I).

Iaro. A.

a"'

A.,B.?c.. ID.:

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t

24.

B.

C.

I).

A.

25.

C.

D.

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In which sentencc tre cepitql lettersusod correctl5r?

In items 26 rnd 27 in wbich scntcnces the apostrophe correctly uscd?

26. A. Jacks' sister, Anna, loves

B. l:,S"Xtff; Anna. rove,sto eat plums.

C. Jack's sister, Anrta" lovesto eat plums.

D. Jacks sister, Anna, loves'to eat plums.

The boy's pencils lay onthe desk-The boys pencilsl lay onthe deskThe boys pencil's lay onthe desk- l

.lf.he. boys'. pencil*' lay onthe desk

In which sentence is the:byphcir uscd

A.t.

B.

\-.

D.

My brother in-law visitsoften.My brother=-in,: law visitsoften.My brother-in-law visitsoften.My brother in- law-visitsoften.

29. A. grpcn Coral is a town inthe island of mabu.B. Green.oorat is a town in

the'island ofMabu.C. Green Coral is a Town i

the island of Mabu.D. ' Green Coral is a town in

the islartd of Mabu

Which can bc used to replace theword thet is underlined in items 3O-34?

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The athlete was at the peak of hiscareer when he had the accident.A. bottomB. depthC. heightD. onset

The car has several defective parts.

A, correctB. effectiveC. faultyD. noisy

She was to study law insteadof medicitte,-A. advicedBj advisedC. counselledD. pronrised

The students conrplained that theywere dying hunger.A' bv

B. forC. ofD. with

One of the grrlc in the class wasexpelled for her during thetest.A- defianceB. ignorance

C. : obedienceI). orderliness

38. The goat thief was in a court olaw.A.B.c.D.

Which is the correcf spelling for theunderlined word in items Sf - COf

39. He spoke with a Spanish axcenlA. accentB. acentC. ascentD. assent

40. Malaria is a communicable dicease.A. deceaseB. desgaseC. diseaceD. disease j.

Which word does NOT beloug to thegroup of words in items 4t and 42?

41. somber, radiant, beaming, clatedA- beamingB. elatedC. radiantD. somber

42. deliberate, impulsive, planned,designed

A. deliberateB, designedC. impulsiveD. planned

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omfortable (cum'fgr ta bal, kumfl taddro

1. grving comforfi a soft, wann bed iscomfoflableeasy; tranqui ; undisturbed; Daveenjoyed a comfortahle sleep,, enough for onets need: acomfortable income,

- comfort, n. - comfort a bly,adv.

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iso'comfortable"?-A 1.. -.A, aoJecuveB. adverbc.D.

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"comfortable" have?A, lB. 7.c.3I). 4

53. Which word correctly corrrpletes thesentence below.

The good investments I have makesme liveA. comfort

B. comfortableC. comfortablyD. comfortless

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Blae Moantain Coffe-e - the nnmdelicio u s and 4i*ting.is hen

Towards the easter,n errd of the beautifulisland of Jamaica Jies tf,. *"ri"g;;;;of the Blue Mountai*, ;;*gh€sr i.n theisland. Above SOOO ft., the tand isthickly wgoded and maintained as Forest, Reserves. Below this line, the terrain,rainfall patterns, and the Blue Mountainmist- combine to create conditionsperfectly

suited f,or the mo$ deliciousand distinguished coffee in the world,Jamaican Blue Mountain CoffFee

Jamaican cofiFee has been internationally.fambus from as far back as tlre ilrrh-"-"t9gllt".V and gained prominencc in theI9"' century when many ofthe forrnerslaves tlrrned to cultivation ofthe cf,o6,on their oum land. It was s(xlndiscovered that the very

best ofthecoffice 'ea1s grew besAon the stepcstmorrntain slopes. That is where theindustrSr thrived in spite of the ruggedterrain and the obvious difficulti"iofterracing and tran$port Conditionsremain the same since early days-

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55. To what does ..mist" refer?A. dustB. fogC. rainD. water

land

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A. The best aoffee lands othe Blue Mountains arehnwe SOOO ff

B. The range of the BlueMountains is the highesin the island.

C. The Blue,Mountains tiethe east ofthe,island-

D. The Blue Motrntains hasome sections of ForesResenres



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Slowly the sun sinks in the WestAnd the light of day will soon be fading.

l$gold and srimson heralds ttre

"oaiieAnd the sky'seems to.blaze with colows.L.I'hen suddenly, the glory fades,

h" shadows lengthenhnd the night approaches.

notherday has ended majestically.

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DaylighrNight tirneSunset

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A.B.c.D.

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How does the sky appqu in stanza

btazing with firedark with shadowsbrightty colouredas clear as day

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Boswcll was not qilhgut a square, though a

mall one, with three shops grouped aroundt. There was a Baptist Chutch; and also an

Anglican Chtrch a mile and a half out.

And, of course, Boswell had its school.

we boys weren't very stuck on the daysrom Monday through to Friday noon,because they meant going to school, and it

too serious a place for us. They began on

69.

68. What does the sentence, sBut whatweekends we had " sugge.sB?The boysA. liked schoolB. looked fonrrard to weekendsC. played only on weekeirdsI). hated going to the market

What is meant by the wordftprodrrcett as usedin the passage?A. crops grownB. goods oreatedC: rdnufaoturcD. process

Why is it ttrat Grandpa did not needany assistance with the donkey?A* He was'selfish and did not: want their help.B. I{e was anexpert'in.

contrtolling tho'donkey.,C. He wanted the boysl help in

selling the ptoducts.I). ' lle did not think tlre boys

ooutd handle the donkey"

Which phrase tellsrthat Grandpa wavery good with the donkey?,A: . "pe$g{r-t as a ctrowiB. t'took ovet'' ;

C. "haBdle- the donkey"D. "no $uch rr€q61"

riday aftemoon Satwday was market dayt James Bay and, ifyou were lucky andlso resourceful and had parents vfio wentto market, you could always earn some

quick money. There was always somethingon the plot of land to take to market to sell.

Milton and I sold orr plgdgc.s, sometimeams grown 1q our own fields, sornetimescoconut, mangoes, if it was the season for

maneoes, and ginger.

I particularly liked it ufien Grandma wasalive, because she was the one who went tothe market each Satuday and, being avoman, she had always needed a boy to

handle the donkey for her. If not Milton,hen me. But after she died and Grandpa""t over, he had had no such need foia

handler because he was wise in the way of

*"tsand patient as a Grow.

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What did the boys erlioy doing?A. gorng to schoolB. visiting friendsC. '. going to marketI). : riding donkeys

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A. She nrbs the eggs into herskin.B- IIer skin is soft.C- The eggs are stic$r.D.

mrn"e lays upside

Which statemcnt is TRUE?The female _.A- Midrfi.f,e Toad carries he

Gggs on her backB. Suriname Toad lays her.(lggs into twq long stringC. Midwife

Toad wraps heieggs around her legsD. Suriname Toad rubs hereggs into her skin

LI-ow rrrany hatching practices armentioned in the passage?A.. 48.3

74.

The Strange |fodd o1f Tu&Toads are fatter and darkef, than frogs-They also have hrmps on their skins tttlook like warts. Some toads howenerhave some strang€ reproductive habits.The female Midwife Toad lays her qggsin. two long stringrq_ Tlre rnafe t6nwinds the strings around his rear tegs'For about three ureeks, he drags tI* q&;around. Finatly he drops th; into;Lwlter- and presto - tb eggs turn intotadpoles -The female Suriname Toad keeps h€reggs in an odd place - on.lrer Uactt Theeggs are f,emilized when the femate toad s upside dourn- As she trrns over ontoher baclg.she nrbs,the eggs into her skin.Elecause theaeggp are gumrny, they stickthere. A few months tat6i, rh; eggshatch - and tiny toads are on tireir o.r ^]

A dqtted jrom u&ange lhorld,,Frogs sttwrlow rnilh Thd" Eyes.

72. Which word coirld:be used tore,place the word ..presto"?A. ' aftsrwal6*B. immediately

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khald trouser.s. It was as well ttrat triJmother could not see him just then. He wasaring the bottom ofttre *top" and the cacti

vere rushing up at hifn. Just in time, he

lunghimsclfaside, and clasped the

tonished goat around f,is neck.

Sow this goat was very good- natued asoats go. Suddenly her quiet morning washattered, iltd she was rolling, sliding,

i"ki"g and rnniggling her way lttto "Lto,atch \n'ith a plump Sprat Morrison clutchingghtlV to her. She'had good lungs and used i"*._ In fact slie bawled long and loud, andor a Papine Goat used to scaring off dogs$ g{at thieves, that is very loud. Still, she. .id not butt Sprat, not even when ttreynded togetlrer in the cactus patcfu wittlp*t or top and the cacttrs underneath.

Fto'tt'Y#Y:;: ;"6. tffhat figure of speech is ,.as shppery

as glass"?

\ilhero,was the goat from?A. Sprat TownB. PapineC. the hillsD. the slope

79.

80. Where did Sprat finally land?A. beside the goatB. in the caetus patch

C. underneath the eactusI). under ttre goat

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4.

A.B.c.D.

I'2J4



6-

7-

Graa is to mo<s as liae is to

A- teEtpsrafureB. woh.Lm.eC. loegthD. degrees

To whi-l' of tlre follorving foodgroups does "fisb." belong?

A. Sr^FlesB- FarsC- ProteineD- \/itasrins

Characteristics of a Set of f .eav-c

, f .ullch lnaten try E.our (:h;ldren

Which of the follorving is-rrrissingfrorn all the children's lunches?

A. StaplesB. FatsC. Anirnal FoodsD. Legurnes

IJse this g-aph to ansvrrer oue=tior, 10_

This bar graph sho.nrs the heigh.t ostudents in a grade 6 class

IIEIGI{T IN METRES

About trorrr rnany students are ithis class?

qF=,-l

Fe2Cr.

&rt]

z

9.

A.B-c-D.

8. Which leaves are cornplex and greenin colorrr?

1and33and54 and2'5andl

A.B.c.D.

302520l5

I(ay Toe- Lin l\darykisko popburacheese

brea.lsardineofturge

bag juiccch.eese -rixsgreet -biscrrit

lernon,adEFngochips

Cbaracteristica of LeavesL-of Colour lfetturc TYPG Tbickness

t234

gr€clrblucgreenyellowgrcen

roughsrreoothsmoothhairyrough

simplcsinplecomplcxsinplecomplex

tbicktllinttrickthinthin



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WASER

. WATERWhich soil was MOST LIr<F-Lytakere froln. a beach?

Which of tl:e folloqring is arrexarnple of a soft rock?

A. dja'nondB. graniteC- chalkD. slate

Wlrich rock fi''-es \Arhen vinegar isput on it?

A- graniteB. lirnestOneC. shale--D. sandstone

In wb.icb. ty;rc of soil rrrould. youexp€ct to see rrtost brrbbles r*rhenwatcr is nrixed \rritlt the.soil s-*-rple?

eqndclayloa-garden soil

Which of ttre follorrring reason-qBfE.ST e>qllaine wlry ma.c6ines areirnportant in orrr lirzes?They

A- c-- be borrght ea-silyB- are usr:a.lly ligtrtC. rrreke qrork ensierD. can be

repairedWhat is grarrity?

A. energyB. presslrreC. powerD. force'

Wrich of tb,ese causes an object toslange its speed?

A- rnotion

B- forceC- pressureD- tirne

Which of the follorrring uroulcl be theBEST rrraterial for making ar:aagnet?

A. clayB. concreteC- ironD. paper

t4-

A.B.c.D.

15.

16-

A. IVB. IUc.nD. I

,

2.

r

l'7.

18-

a'

b,s gqrrre rrrrou.u.t of water was pourerl onq--t rrrrorrnts of dlffcrcnt t;rpcs of soil rte sarrrs tllrr6 intO c,orrtr.inefs of thC Srh3

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30. Jane is trying to find out ifgermiuating seeds give off heat.

Why does she use a vacuwn flask(thermos) rather than a glass jar forthe seeds?

A. Jarre does not need to see theseeds.

B. The seeds need darkness togerminate.

C. Ttre thermometer fits better inthe vacurrm flask (thermos).

D. The vacuum flask (thermos)keeps in the heat.

LJse the diagram of the ear below toanswer question 31.

Wtrich number shows the

A. 1

8.2c.3D.4

V/trat is the coiled part inear called?

A.Eardmm

B. AnvilC. CochleaD. Auditory nerve

ear drrm?

32. the inner

33 What is the fi.rnction of the auditorvnerve? It

34-

A- interprets the signals so thatwe are able to understand '

what we hearI}. carries nenae signals to a

special part of the brainC. helps to gather sor:nd from

all directionsD- catrses the eardrum to vibrate

Wtrat do objects ha'le to do tg rnakea sound?

A. vibrate

B. swingC. get hotD. get cold

Which of the following is a windinstrtrment?

A. hofnB. drumC. violinD. guitar

What is anecho?

A. refracted soundB. reflected sorrndC. high pitch soundD. low pitchsound

Which is an exarnple of noisepollution?

A. Smoke from a noisY train-B. Garbage thrown into a rive:

C, Normal house sounds-D. Continuous loud'music.

31.

35.

36.

37.



IIJse this diagram to answer q.uestion 3_8.

A-IB-2c.3D.4

Atjt ffi4

38- Each bottle is struck gently with asmall rnetal spoon-

Which bottle rrrill give the soundwith the highest pitch?

IJse this diagram to answer question 3q.

girJ.carstrang

A guitar string is placed between pointsX and Y. The free end is tightened fourdifferent times, making it tighter eachtime.

40. Why do your words echo when youtalk in an empty room?

A. Sound does not travelthrough tl'e air in the room-

B. The sound is absorbed by theair in the room.C. The sound bounces back

frorn the rvalls of the roonr.D. Sound travels easier in an

empty room-

41. Which is the CfrRRT.CT order toshorrr how sound waves travel fromthe air to the brain?

A- middle ear -+ outer ear -finner ear -+'auditory ner:veB. outer ear -+ middte ear -+inner ear -+ audito5y nerve

C. auditory nerve { inner ear -middle ear { outer ear

D. outer ear { middle ear -}auditory nerve { inner ear

tTse this diagram to answer guestion 42.

Four rubber bands of different widths astretched ecross a frame. Each is pluckrthe same way.

42. Which rubber band would.givesound with the lowest pitch?

the

A.iB.2c-3D.4

39. At which time will the guitar stringmake the highest sotmd whenplucked?

At the

A. first tirneB. second tirne

third timefourth time



43.

44.

A few sugar grains yrere placed ona paper plate ou top of a i-adio.\ily'hen the volurne of the radio wasincreased, the sugar grains startedto ove-What caused them. to rnowe?

A. heatB- vibrationC. convectionD. cold

Which of tb.e following insturnentsis CORFTECTT.'tf rrraGhed to itsgroup?

Instrurnent G.q-upA.B.c-D.

recorderviolindrurnguitar

Percussronpercrrssionrarindstrireged

qt

S€UNO

46. Which color:r clothes rlrorrld youwear on a dark night so ttrat yorl. be \fF'.Rff E r Sfr rr seen?

A- blueB- greenC. .whiteD- red

47.

48.

49.

A.B.C.D.

Lrrspupilcornearetina

binocularscarTleramicroscope -

specta.cles

I ZX'

1?O

r@

Aoo-teclrt0

2(}

o

l

45. Wrich of the follou"ing sho.ws tl.eanrangement of sounds frorn loud tosoft?

A. II, I, III, I\/B. II. III, IV, Ic. rv, r, uI, nD- rv, IrI, II, I

Wtlich of tlrese controls ttre arnoof light entering the eye?A-B.c.D.

Which of these firnctions in theway as the eye?

Which of ttre follorving is a prirncolour of tight?A. green

B. blackC. yello.rarD. white

50. When painting a picture, rrrhichprirnary colours rrr.trst be rnixqd. tobtain green?

A. red and blueB- red and yellorazC- blue and yellowD. red, blue and yelloraz



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A.B.C.D.

When iodine was added to eachof four materials, diffeientreactions were obsenred.

Which material showed the presenceof starch?

The material that appeared

\lltrich of these reflects light fromanother source?

A. srul

B. moonC. lighted butbD. lighted candle

Why does it seem as if the pencil isbroken?

Because the water causes thelight to be

A. bounced backB. absorbedC. bentD. emined

55.

What is the n€une of the colouredpart of the eye?

pupilirisretinalens

Which object does NOT break uplight into its colours?

A. a soap bubbleB. a drop of oilC. a water sprayD. a minor

A mirror forms an image as a resultof the'

brownyellowbluegreen

reflection of lightrefraction of lightspectrum of lightshadows of light

56.

*:S:

A.B.c.D.

glass of }vater.



FrF. Cc|I (rtrR.S oE'r rcrrTc,f.esrg'Ir.as Prrre,era,car aar

uavet through a vacuumbe reflectedbe absorbedtravel through solids

57. Which colour is represented. by R?A- EragentaB. yellow

C- whiteD- cyarl

JlT.-b- Iooking at a light bulbwhich is turned on.

Ylti.f diagram Rn'Sr sho,,'s thes.trecuon in which the light travels?

58.

A.

B.

j-\t A.B.

C.D.

c.P

+5-/Y\l-

4iir

T+1J.ghtray

i9.

glaeetrr.be

1".* does the speed of light chanseas rr passes tlr.rough tl.e glass ruU.?

It wouldA. decreaseB- increaseC. rerriain constarntD. increase and then-decrease

60. Which of the follouring statements iNoT true about"o.rr

j.rrJ tiglr:They borh can

t --'---

: h-: r_-p

D. *-:/



4.- Which mE the O\LX livirrg rlingsthat can use th.e s-lfrCbn.rgy iO

"iraL.h$ctf i ','-. :' -- "":-'

:

Which oru: thirrg can lxilh t.he.guineaI pig and th: rol::ot do?

fisheareptilesinamrrrirls.gtqen plants'

5. Which pnit'of rlie plant teikes.in

.r,ater'and minctals?

/r.. 'stem. El. root$(1. leavesD. flow,ers.

lUse.fhis dingr.lrmr to_aqsvi,_lr question C

:

It vrants'nrorr:tr----

.a/\. hllht$" w;lterC" spnce'D. .'lrrllnerals.

a.;B.c.D'.

C. brcath';:D. ieprocluce

' r "Which is IttO'{.'one bf t.he senr;ei'?

I

A.B.q.D.

he,rrin,rlsil.htso.J,rtorrch

.ltr r: t J I

openmgI

II'iI

Yr'Whir:h of the t:irllovrirrg describer; rhefunction c.f thr:r heart?

A. thr: inlir.lie o'lair.q, ' rh': di6esting cf foodC... th.r.pu.nrping t,f b.loodD- th': l.ilt*ring ol'tlir: blo'rd

Pltnts X snd Y are grgrtn under t'..:

simtilareonditionsoutdoo..except$ifbr ihe co,nfiliner placbd o".,q

"".hrtuhy is plant X difttrent from plant H[fl t gp*rr]t'?t -.'. " :. . ..,..... .

,

ri' r i .,'' r. ;.

u*

contdiner.



8. \Yhigh of, t:.re follo",vi.ng is.rur.

cxampl e o I' a,cornll t,txiihthirie ? .

. $gr'tu/'' trUf;hIiro':rn:hairrmer . ..

t9.

' Joo .ldm,

..:Jce a.rrcl.trirrr were pushing: a lroxfror-m ieither"+nd" a,i ,rn"*iri t;;h;ttioginrn. l1''he b,ox rIirl,nql **,i".Wtry ditl:thi ri happen?

.tr)B'rrr'itS prus,hing .with agreai;Br forie.J[6 .'vas puriihing with eirl"eal:ei forcc.:'oe.r'urd.Jim were pushlngrvitlr equal firncr:.

"oe ir.nd Jim were pushirrg irrt he + iurre {lil.es11.,t.

',1.1 , What happens to GEAR 2 when..(iear I . turns as'sdiGTlA. [t trtrns clockvrise

. :.tF . It trrrns anticlockwise'(:. It can turn in eiftEr direction.D. It does riot turn at'aU. . ---'

' tr

&e_tgit _{llEgrpn}lo answFr question 22.

A llc'ven wfrtb a .l lcg bag at one end..

fl.

c.

D.

What is lil,,ely to happen to the,"rr",tf 1bag yeighing 2 kg was placed:po:,nt f 'l 'i- l*ii

Point D rvould gei lo*". thalloirrI A.'l)oint'A wcruld getrlower than

, Whiqh.cf thr,se simple machin,:s are. 'u.sed in ir rvlr,::elbantriw'i'. iiu ..j.: :,, .j

A;" ; t' ,l ivet, atrd r;ctevv i

B, scre.rv and iirclirre,C plarrc:, Ci't r",, te;:.1:and axte:and le.vr:r.,. ,Dr,. ircli.:r,bd placre, rryheerl ancl'r' axle" .

22.

A.

F"

C,

I)"

poirrt D.'l*hc leverwould'renrain iri 'the $an1e positiolt,fhe levei vrould beconre

tiatarrced. ,



IUre iltre { :g$lTE fo rtuswef questior-r 2f.

, A Celsius Thormometer'l

. -q.ierr .;.26'. .l,yhTttempeT6h+re.readipg is showni : i..':.r .:'b-nthir;.thgrmombter?'l

, ,4..B.'c.D.

rl1IIUIV

W hat :rre the three states of' rnltter?

'|:. .. B.

' ..D.. "' .u'' -Y Y ..:.

' ' ll-ttirhe d[grnn -to,nnsrvei aue-siion 27.i:,' : ' a : , '

l\.n ice cube ig nlaced at A an ilmetflllace.d at A ancl the'lrtrr:is hente dl at B-

')'l What urould happen to the ice cubeafter the bar has been heated for a . .

roI A.

B.c.E},

A.t'E.

tr.;.'rf,...,

air, water, landsolid, liquitl, g.aswafln, .:o'ol, holearth, sky', sea

few nninutes?

Il'*'rru[d

Nli, .

[Si$,g19"n".'-

$'tlal'naine.is. given to an:/ suh$tatlce'tl,iirf {r urns to pro'Jucs heat anrl ilight?

.be0ome SteamgeLhot and mLlt

. . rernhin the'same',get cold and expand

A.$.c..D,.

'flrtidliquidf0s$ilfub.l I i



A.ir'.

,C.

D; i'

LIsc iti ii et1ge- qg_enj]t1lq n ist&t 4t-.

r'-. ': : ::

'Thd 1;mpdiitur,e I'or 6 dlys of a granicillai vyeelt

M,gB.. ed 'I'hu.r. .Fri_ Sat

29. " W'lf Ch.d:-r-r rva^.; [lrr= coblesr irr tl.ic'. wbek.l

. .. ..,2L. Iir.rndayll. 1,,'lrlrrda.r. C. . l.,.reudajrl)"' .. 'Tlrrtrsdav

\Arl'ric.h-o4e.of tl:e sgnsbs r.vould her.ise ro'idi:ritify ttre objecl?i - -'. -' :A.. Iiearinp

B. *cmellC. torriht. t6Lste

li w.hich pdrr of tlte htrnran Lroclv ivoict: sourid pr*ilrrbed? .-- -'--r '

r

il

.

.) .1.

A. Iigrs'Tl. rnouth :

C. thi-oarD.. . rr)ngue

.':

wqn'I'hu.r. .p;_ Sat



Which ol' thgseiouncls? ' \

is.'flp'f h'ue'uhout {.Jse ttis itiqgrnm to answ.ie.r question 38.

.l\,B.'.rC.

-[Lr sy. can' tre Fle4s,itn t.1.;rey warn us of clairt',,Jr.'I";rt: y. dam;rgc {rilr heir.t;in gl,

:l"lrey,travul itt. <:nr: cl:irr:ctfilt'r

"':'ltt" ; i:

:D.

r,tru n<ls p rod rrc-eiJ ?

'l

F-oirr rubber buntls'of thr:.same ,

l,:r.

I

.Whi':h sl'rows [l'u: rtrain v,'ii:; ol't-

.'grolrpi n g:, tnusirce.l inl;tl'uttelrtx'l

'A.. j '-r:itringcd, tlrtttrt. cyn'rlrulsB. fr,::rcussiorr"''rvind arncl he:',i<r(:.' l":,4,. berertcl. gultai lnil drurrr

l(:tD. r',,inil. :rtrirrgctl and ;:.urcrrrsilrrr

Wlrdn strri"rll stoil{r:i arre placc,J rrrr tlrc:top of ar :lrunr arrd the drunt i.s hit. thcstrlnes r','ill mt)r,': ult ilrld cl(r',rir1- 'l'hir;dernor:* ; riltcs

Piichj YOlunle.v ihraliortfrcqueircl,

ten gttr nnd ttriiikhes$ r*ere" .:itretchcd'around pegs hs s{orvn}r

thc dli*rrgranr: ir. , ' :

.l

lf earih crf the rubber bhnds.wns '

. , trrltrclier-i in a.s.inril'irr nlillrler-'rvlrich

, ons uxruld vibrate the lbstc$.t.i. .:, ..' A.' , I " .''.' .l'[]. ?'c.3

[). .l

I F each o F the lb llorying otr.iect.s \\.gr1.srhit rvith n sniall piece.of nreral- :

w'hiclr rrlr.iect rvoutd'givc the souncl .

*'ith tlrc highcst pitch?

an enlpry nritk tir.rir picce of r.trbtrer.;'r concrete bloekir wooden plnrrk

\\,'hltt should .lvt ichael do' to: i rrcreasu.thc 1:ritch ol'his grritat'?

acld nrol'b strirrgstightcn thc. strin ,st.tlg,.{c.q tht: slf i11[5brry rr ncw set trf str-ings

i' A.ll"('.D.

fli'

IIII



'Wtriitr of '1hese talrqs nlegsa.-g,es firraatlre'.iy er' ic,th'e br, ai:tr?''

, , €.. p:'isrn'' '1D. nr.irror.'

: 'Wbicti r*'r:rrrl best dq;c'ribeq::n obiectt .ariticli ail,:tws lfigtrlt to pans. lhiou gh

' go that tl'linrgs'cn$ b'e cl*lr'ly set:n?.'..,.:.t .:i..,.

A. .'v'i:Eible . ;.. : .,

E: og:raqde',C, tr.:rrsfaro:rt

. D. tr.:mslucelrt

Horry d,a';v.e

desci'itre light r'r,hichbounc:es ,rff a sulfice?

. A. rr::ftactcdB. r::'pafated.C. al:rsorbr:clD. . t r.::'Flected

' Wl'ri,:h t,,rir-r objects couicl be r:setl io.forrr an :.mdge in a,Jarkenerl rocrn?

rr,i,ror arLd piece of'gln-ssr rtirror arrd notebDol(

. rrrirtor atrrd.flashligJ:rt:rnirror and tin can

ts. carxe lit to closeC. make it strongerD. reduce its sizd

'I

Lse {iL s fir1

What number represents thepart thatproteDts the eye from dust particles?t't'

53.

fffi

,lEfitPrmmr

54

,1.B.'c.'rr.

"' Elory mtuly colours.s[rould be seenwhe:n tight passes through a prism?

A. ? coloursB" 5 coloursC-, .: 3

".qlOltri .

D.,. :Z colpFr€



. Usrj the tliasr".q. ,Ifg.pf:.{: .- quc.sri:aitSS,' .)

.' f l_il di" gra.rrr.. s h r:rvy s i nr au exarrr.ir:.i rr gslrsidrrws of h iins.$ tiL .::

. yg9 +} ldirfggg111 to. ansrvcr qu.egtigirs.:a._Tihe'rtrnwing bhows,tv{o

cups on a tabtliuntrgtrt is ctr,rning tbrouglr a_rtiridorv-sht:l.tngi ,nn tl'c r:ups.- .. ' ' : "

.

a----ffi1\a

cupS tiliJcH dg ligtit' ,

pt rit6 rcftbct.s lihE-t igt tcr-rps are trans'paier it'talile. is'Shiny,, ..

' j i i''i"' 't ' | 'r ,: t;i

lMrich ,::f theij w9ii3s can be best.rsecl to.describe tire gup.s?

56,. Wti..rt bes.. r

: .."greenLrorr.'l

4. h'l itry rlrr:€rrs a llrer:n d rcsri.

I'i. Cireen ray.s ti.o'm the $r_rr:s 'r:ne cln tl-re box.

rr.B;rf-'rr.

c,paqueabsor.trenttr':rtrsluccnttrirnsyi.at'e4t

. 77,','. '1f,rhir:h g :.r)r-rp corrtains only ltrnriirrrrrs,:6jcr:ts.? | .

-I'l-rc box c:<>nlairns rnrirrl' g -cerrlt i;lnts,;I"u.c box lefl'=cts the SjrcerrF'ir.rt of th': wl:ite tiglrt.

.sr.in, gla-s:'il:1;glrt bulb. rtrooh..;'-rn, flnslrliglrl" iight. bulbg.lass, rllotrn, z:inc slrr:et

C:

D.



II

I

l;

'; :

J.h..'[rc :y s,,r1,:.; he CAI\f{(}-[..sr:e rhr' ltght nrys. \1/h1, is tl.,is stj.l

' A."'. ..'llr,;: ho1, is in line li;irlr r.hclillirt ra)'s.

" . {rr.dhoarrl 1r'rvill trlock tlrt, l.

i i lt$ f ;(t ra),S. .'l'l,:: lighr rays vriil lr*r,,:ltlrrr:ugh cartlho;rtl X anc{ 1,

nriI1._

''l-ll ligl.rt rl ),1-. cnn irav.r-,1

:'8.

C.

rh:'rrugh thi h..rlc id tl.e';a rdboarul. :.



\\rlrich of-tlre fbllou,irrg can bothratrbits arrd Jrlarrts clo? c.sfi

-.Q-Gs-

Which statenlen( is (rtrc lirorrl tlrcn:an in the clrain?

lJe

t' lvs il\\'e

A.B.'C,D.

\Irlrat Jrart o{-theitr rrrineraI .s:rlts?

The

ci\ tg|.owtrrcathc ilr arrcl outn'lo\ e {i'orrr place to ptacc

plnrrt lrelps it to ta[.:e4.

A.B'.C.D.

root.stenr.leaf[rrrd

VA.

"{"..rf).

nrakes I'ris orvrr' foodclepencts orr pl:lnts for fclocldoes not eat otlrer anirr.talsdoes not get err'crgy {-rom thesLrn

e it to arrsu,cr clrres.tion 3.

What part is labeLled C?

A. petalB. sepalC. stigrnir

5.

6.

\Vhat i.s the c.or-r-ect or-der of-thenro\retllelrt ol'energv in tlre clrain?

sr.r n4 rir an + rabtri t-+ p l antnran-) rabbit+ plant--*.su nsu n-* nralr J plant{ rz.rbbi ts11p-| pl ant-+ rahb i t,* nran

A.ts.C.D.

For plants to nrake starch, rvhich ofthese lists ol" things is neected?

A. lreat, iron. neineralI}. air, lreat. ironC. air, Iiglrt, rvater

l). liglrt. rrrirrcrirl, \,atcr



IIIIII

A.I].c:.I)-

the. \trrhichtro<11,?

A.B.

C.l).

'Fo rr,lrich of tlre lbllorving carr thehiirge ioint Lre conrpared?

of'lltcsc tirkes air into

Iivcl'Ireart

stonrerc hrvirrdFil're

a z-ipper lreir:g closeda spirrniug'uvheela flag beirrg raisecla dcror treing oyrened andclosed

JANIi

Age against nrns.s frrr bn\..s alrtl girls

Irrom the graph, r'.'lrich is trr:c aboulgirls arrd troys. ss the), grow oldcr?

l'ltcr

A. need nrore foodU. become healthierC. inc:'ease in trod._r' nt?.ssl:'. l':e..:. tlre s:i- ,:' ... :l ,. . ,:r:...

Which of the follou,irrg BtrST sho$,stlrat a boy is grorvirrg into anadolescent?

aFrdct=J*4"

8.

StFclr' (he chert bclorr'- tlrcn :rnstr.er-qucs(iolr 9.

('h:rr'l slrorr irrg sonrt rlr:rr':rcIcristi(.s trIfour qhiltlrerr.

crRt,s

t0.

,."K;"'"j'"' "i*ANN f\lARY

I l.

Wtrich of '.hese clescriptionsArrn?

A.B.

C.D.

t{e stops growing.He beconres more active.Fle begirrs to produce eggs.His voice becomes <leeper.

ST.IARON

fits

A.B.c.D.

9.

black eyes, carr roll toltgtrehrorvrr e\:cs. c:rlr roll tongtre

black eves. cannot roll tonguebrorvrr eyes, car:not rtrll ortqtre

10 12 14 16 1E 20A(;E tN

l'F.,\tts



I2: Wlrich ol'the l-ollorvirrg is the rnainnulrient in a nrarrgo?

A.B.

t.J).

It got less

fatsproteinrvater.sugar

boxcs

The tnble belorv sh<rrvs thearrinrals found orr diffcrent trurnbcr ofpart-s ol- a trc

ollerrittg- ollening

Plants X nrrt{ Y Rr.e grorvn urrdcr sirnilarconditions except for fhe. l:oxes rvhichcot,er them.

_W'lr;, is plant X difJ.erent fr.ont plar:tY?

14. Which part of the tree lras tlre large.saninral popula(ion?

A. bral:cl:esB. leavesC. trurrkD. roots

Wirich of the.se is arr exanrple of anigrreous rock?

15.

A.B.C.D.

shalerrralbleSranitesandstone

l.at.. lightB. rvaterC. spac.F

D. nrinerals

Parts ofs {ree anls bcetles Iizaids bu

roots

trunk

branclres

leaves

5

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lt t rur'lrlarrfs arc gt'o\l'n undcr sirrrilarotrctitiorrs bxceJrt for ttrc t5'pc of soil in

\\/lrat type of soil ispor C rrrostlll<e11, to contairr?

A- € clay

B. sandC. n:arlD. loarrr

\\rlrich of the follou,ing is ene:<anrpie of a ptrsh?

I 9. \\rlriclr rrrachilre is lrr ost suitable forMr. .lones to Ll-se. to get on to hisroof?

A. a leverR. a scre.\A,C. an iror.r rvedgeD. an inclirred plane

trrade a scratchmade no scralch

z-V.

e.ry

'

,

-

Liz nn<l Srrc use<l (heir- firrgel.r.l nils anrl apiecc of stecl to scratch differ.ent t-5,pcs .ofrocks. 'L'lre rcsults nre shorvn l:clorr,.

x

B.c.D.

A.B.C.D.

Which of these is rnost lilccly tocause a vese to fall to the floor?

stretching a rubber bandforcing a stone up a hitlptrlling a toy car by a strir'rgusing 1,our hand to pick arnango

Whieh rocke in the lo,ble wcrc thofiord esf f lo tzc scr?otchrd

A. grarrite arrd flint .

A. chalk and graniteC- sanCstone and chall:D. flint and sandstone

Wlry are m.otor bikes, r,rrashing andsewing machines called conp-lcxrunchines?

They are rrrade up of

2t.

gravitysoundflrA$slight A.

B.C.D

onl1, Iarge partsa few partstr..'o or nror?rnacb i n:s6r1lSrrsm- pcLf+

Rock Scratch \,ithl'rr)Ser narl I Steclgrar:itc

chalk

sarrdstone

flint

ta

x't

tt

x



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n.

B.

D.

rs

to

Whiclr of' the fbllorvirrg nrachirresrnost -suitahle for Iifting mixedconcr.ete to the top of a brrilding?

/A'.

B.

c.

Jac

Joe nntl .firn rr.erc ;turshirrgci(lrcr crrd, ns slrow,rr in thebox <tid not rno.r,c

24. r*rlral caused the l.roxfixed?

C.

)q Which word be.stiron ball is lrested

.loe u,A.s pushilrg rvith irgreater {trr-ce..lirn was prr.slrilrg rr.illr irrveaker force..Ioe and .lirn rver.c prrslrirrgrvitlr equal force.Joe anct .Iirrr rvcl.c ptr.slrilr-u ilrtlre sarrrc clil.cc( ior.r..

"Ii rn

a l;ox fr-orrrtI i:r gr:r lrr. 'l'lr

to rcrrrairr

descril:es rvlrcn anat:<l gcts l>iggcr.?

to clescribe thecolclness of the

D.

F\Vhich sinrple nlachine is usedraise tlre flag in the diagrarn?

A. scretvB. putteyC. inclined planeD. rvheel and axle

A.B.c.D.

contrac(sexpandsreflectsrefracts

26. Wl"rat is the ternr u.secldegree ol. lrotness andbody?

A. heatB. coldC. tentperatureI). therrnorrreter



i\

.2

I?3

I l-s. ttr'{rr1'rt sccs .s(citttt t'i.sirrg frorrr llcrct(lc of lr.oililrg lr':tlct'.

7 - Wlrat tloes llre..stean'l irrdicale?

r\ clratree lTtrnt

T'lrc dingrnrrl r.clrl.escn(.s e rr.a (er- ct,clc.Use it {o a.rrsrvcr qucs(iorr 30.

B.C.l .

A.

r+..C.D.

\\rlric:lr r:r[ [hese groups colrfairrsOhILY gooti eolrductors o,:l:eat?

licltrid to (i sga.s to licltricisolicl to liquidliqrricl to solicl

Lirt. zirrc. il'orr

vr,ood. storre. leacl\\'alet'r pl nsti c. r.lrortdconcre(e. rvood. plastic

='--e-:=--_-a-,v

-.-

SCl.l

30. \\ihiclr of rhe.se pl.occsses talie.s lrlaceatY,?

A. absorption

E. coudrtctior-C, eorrrtrrrstiorrn' evafrclratigl

Use this dingrntll lo alrsn'er Uur..sliolr 3 .

l-.

IIIruTlrrce cnndlcs tycre. tit. 'llrr,o.\1.er.c cover.etlrvith clear jars of diffcrcnf .slzes nnd tlrcother n as lcft unco\.ered.The flame of cnndle II rvcnt out firsr.

31. Which of tl.re following tells wlry thisIrappened?

rloud

The jar.put it out.The jar was too rhick.The jar

lrad less oxygen.All the air rvas used un.

(-lse l.lri; dintrrallr to nstver <rucstio'n 2?:

loon

I

II

I

hot lvater

lt.." is rio rvalcr in thc bottle, but thcres hot rvater in the containep.

r. Hli:,"'#"ostlikely to happen to the

It'will

A.B.C.tr

becontes smallerincrease in siz-fall ir:to tlre botrlehe flttg.1, lurth urqlsc

A.n.C.D.

f.

orrt:rincr-



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35.

36.

34.

ansrvcr qucstion 37.

3 . \\.'hich ol.llre lnbclfecl sr:ctionsrep'rrescrrI gns..)

.,{. lrt:ttle ancl br_rhhleB. rvaler aud bofilc(-.. air ancf \A,atel.Ir- lruhlrle arrd air

illl'\\'n f ct.

l.)."" rvlrich crf the follorvirrg aresourrd.s producecl?

A. r.ellec(iotrn. r.itrrationC. eifansionll- ccin(161g1j0n

\Ajlr;rl. h;l1r;rcrr5 rr.ltclr sr rutrcl rcactresthe lrervc.s in the ear,J

A. lt nn.s5q.q to tlr,J tlrlce slr:allborres.It passes ln the hrain.It goe5 ln ll.rc otfter car.It i.s trirrr.sli:rrr:rl lo ll:e c.r,c:i.

l\/ltat.is_ tlrc Dtrrl)(tsc qrl rrro.sl of ttreIttale.l'ials rvfiiclt ip.._r 11.q",1 ',.,constl'uc(iug ir recrrr.cf ilrg .sLttclio?

J'lre-t,

,l

B.

C.

L\.

tualce tlte. rrrrlrt.t tJl(r,.(:ayr;:renlingnral<e -vrrlrr. r,oice n"le[e.rnelodiousabst.lrtr sotrrrcl.q so that tlrerr:are n() echoe.s il: tlte roor]lkeeF orrt pr.yir-lg eve.s

Wlticlr of these instrunrents areshaketr to 1:rodrrce sound?

A. bell, tarntrourine '

B. piano, drurnC. violin, pianoD. guitar, horn

5t.

I

Which parr vibrates as souncl entersthe ear?

A.B.c.D.

IIIIIIIV



.i s. \\'hic:lr ol'llrc firllorvilig i.s tr tvinclirrslrrrrtrctt('J

Llsc (lrc dilgrnrtr(lrrc.\tir)n.s 4l nrrd

helttrr. l.o llttsrl ct.42.

A. tilr'cll]. r'ubberC. c()rlcrcteD, \'oo(ierl

'I'lle diarft'irtrr slrorr-.5 flysr l.ro{(lcs rr-i(}rtlifferclr t arrrcltrnl.s of u'atcr.

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4t.

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\\rhiclr crf Ifrq. lirllrrrr.irru rlo tlrearl'()\\r-S ._)- t,el)l'eSc.:ttl ?

A. lrow tlre br.airr rr.r.rr.kslf . siz-e rr l' the lrirrrraC. appea.ratrcc ()f (he ear-sl). perthsr-'rf'-snrrrrcl \\,ir\,e

\Arlrat do thc. ci,rc.les t.cprc.scllti.t

l.l.. parts of'thc earI]. tlre brairrC. ear avaxl). sotrrrcl

ll.:lroes are lreilr'(l irr a lar ce enrl)t\,rooll:r- \tr/h1, clctes tlris lral.rgrcrr?

Thc Scrrrncl is _

pc.D.

absorbeclreflectedrelractedtransrl itted

44.

l .(:.I).

$lrit:lr'c.r'ttr lr:r I

rccot'clcr'Llrrrtlrotrr'irrc

A.B.c.

I).

42.

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I

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I

I:otr r ltr:r l'lrles. iltc s:r rrrcrcIrtr;rgtetl ft.trtrr t rc s:rrrrcrlif'feren t srr rf:r ccs.

_'t9.

st7-c.sr \\'cl'c:lrciglrt olr (o

\\'lr iclr stt t'l lrcc rvr'rtr I ql

I-l l(lil,1r Fl'otlttce tlre

'l'lre

t\.1( ).s'r'.soJics( sorrrrcl?

40. Whiclr o{:tlre bottles rvould producethe lligl'rest pitclr rvhen sollteot.lelrlort's act'oss its opelrirrg?

What is the. coilecl pnrt in the earcalled?

arrvilcochleae atd:-u r:r

atrditorl, nerve



45. \\,'lriclr <rf' llrese lells lror,r, arr ob.jectvihr.ntes u,herr a higlr_pit.i_,*a""o,,,rAis produced?

1. slorr,l),

:. rapidty\_. srrroolhlvI)- irr.egtrlar:ly

In u4rich .section of the ear is theanvil forrnd?

r\. outer earB. inner ear

C. rrriddle earD. outer arrd nriclclle ear

WhicJr of thi foltowing rells ttrel'unctiorr of tlre au<litor";;;;A. interpre.ts the signals for us rourrderstand rvhai *" lreorB. carries nerve signals to a

._ sPecial part of tlle brain\_,. rretps to gather sourrd frorn all.clirectionsI). . cause.s tl:e eardrunt to vibrate

lT]..: main souree of light comestrom the

49. \\/hich of-lhese ta-kes ntessa-qesthe e1,s to the braini"'Yur'q'

/\. oJrtic ltc,rrreR. rctirraC. pupill). lcrrs

:16.

Frorn ra4ricll of rhe lollolving dthe nroon reliect liglrt? - -

1'lre _

A. .seaB. srrll

S: ,1111,",,,Wliich word best describes an;).lrl:lt,,ut,:ws ti gh t t,, Irosr- r;; ;;tt, so that thing.s

"r,, L" itca"tf

50.

47.

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52..B.c.D.

48.

planetsn'loonstarssun

A. visjbleB. opaqueC. translucentD. transparent

{.hy does a pair of s"irrors appeashiny?

It is rnade frorn material which

A.B.C.D.

is sharpabsorbs lightreflects lightrs transparent



I

\Vhy isplr.icc t'?

A.Ii.C.

I).

a l)e rs()n atrle to see an

'l-heeyes have tight.'l'he object has light.

Liglrt conles frolrr the eyes tothe ob.iect.Ligirt travels to the objecttherr to the eyes.

I)uring n tlrrrnder.s(or-rn )'()tr sce lightningfirst, tlren 1'ou lrenr (lrunrlcr.

56. \f,/tr), is tftis so?

A. Liglrt and sound lravel a( tlre.same rate.

Il. l-ight travels fir.qler tlransoutrd.

C. Sourrd is caused b1, lig[t.D. Liglr( is caused b;'sorrnd.

Usc llris <liagralrr to arr.srver- qucsti<ln SZ.

' ligh (

slradory

57.

Whiclr

n.

B.c.

l).-

.statenrerrt about liglrt is truc?

l-ight c.arlnot tre. blocked fronralr .o h-ject.All types oF liglrt are lratural.I.iglrt travels irr a straigl.rtlirre.Liglrt is blocked ['ry _lranspar€nt. ohjects.

iris

lenlretinaoptic nerve

Which of tlre follorvinp bestclescribes rvhat is lraplierring irr tlrc-d i agranr?

I

I

II

Tv

rlr

A.

B.

c.

D.

f'he woocl is too ttrick for lhelight rays.Tire liglrt ra1,5 ut-" blocked Lrwthe woodThe rxood is allowing lightrays to pass through it.'l'he liglrt rays a.re too rveak topass through the rvood.hat is tlre part labelled It called?

A.

B.C.D.

piece of rvoo<t

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