Question 6
NECO_MODEL_QUESTIONS_VOL1
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2018
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ENGLISH_LANGUAGE
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objective
Write a speech of 150‑180 words for a school assembly addressing the problem of litter in the school compound. The speech must include at least two rhetorical questions, propose a three‑step plan to solve the problem, and end with a clear call to action.
Answer Options
A.
Good morning respected Principal, teachers, and dear students. I stand before you to discuss litter in our school. Have you ever walked past the hallway and seen wrappers? Have you ever wondered why our grounds look messy? Have you ever considered how we can change this? I propose a four‑step plan: first, install recycling bins at every entrance; second, organize a weekly ‘Clean‑Up Thursday'; third, start a poster competition; fourth, reward the class with the cleanest area each month. Together we can improve our environment. Let us pledge to act today.
Correct Answer
B.
Good morning respected Principal, teachers, and dear fellow students. I stand before you today to address a matter that affects us all - the rising tide of litter in our school compound. Have you ever walked past the basketball court and seen plastic bags fluttering like lost flags? Have you ever wondered how a single piece of waste can tarnish the pride of our institution? The truth is, each of us contributes, whether knowingly or not, to this problem. But we also hold the power to change it. I propose a three‑step plan: first, we will set up clearly marked recycling bins at every entrance; second, a weekly ‘Clean‑Up Thursday' will be organized, with volunteers from each class; third, we will launch an awareness campaign using posters and short videos produced by our talented art club. Let us pledge today to keep our school clean, for a healthier environment and a brighter future. Together, we can turn the tide and make our campus a model of cleanliness for the whole community. Thank you.
C.
Good morning respected Principal, teachers, and dear fellow students. I stand before you today to address a matter that affects us all - the rising tide of graffiti in our school compound. Have you ever walked past the wall and seen spray paint? Have you ever wondered how a single tag can tarnish the pride of our institution? I propose a three‑step plan: first, we will set up clearly marked recycling bins at every entrance; second, a weekly ‘Clean‑Up Thursday' will be organized; third, we will launch an awareness campaign using posters. Let us pledge today to keep our school clean. Thank you.
D.
Good morning respected Principal, teachers, and fellow students. I am here to talk about the litter problem in our school compound. Have you ever noticed the trash on the playground? The truth is, we all leave waste behind. I propose a two‑step plan: first, we will place a few recycling bins near the cafeteria; second, we will hold a monthly clean‑up day. Let us think about keeping our school tidy. Thank you.
Correct Answer
B
Correct Option:
Good morning respected Principal, teachers, and dear fellow students. I stand before you today to address a matter that affects us all - the rising tide of litter in our school compound. Have you ever walked past the basketball court and seen plastic bags fluttering like lost flags? Have you ever wondered how a single piece of waste can tarnish the pride of our institution? The truth is, each of us contributes, whether knowingly or not, to this problem. But we also hold the power to change it. I propose a three‑step plan: first, we will set up clearly marked recycling bins at every entrance; second, a weekly ‘Clean‑Up Thursday' will be organized, with volunteers from each class; third, we will launch an awareness campaign using posters and short videos produced by our talented art club. Let us pledge today to keep our school clean, for a healthier environment and a brighter future. Together, we can turn the tide and make our campus a model of cleanliness for the whole community. Thank you.
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This is
Neco Model Questions Vol1
2018
English Language
Question 6.
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objective
questions from the
2018
Neco Model Questions Vol1
English Language
examination.
Difficulty level:
Hard
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