Question 34
BECE_MODEL_QUESTIONS_VOL1
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2020
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EDO_L1
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objective
Compose a short narrative (150‑200 words) that starts with the sentence "The rain hammered the tin roof as I stepped out of the bus," includes a flashback to a childhood memory, and ends with a clear moral lesson.
Answer Options
A.
The rain hammered the tin roof as I stepped out of the bus, and the metallic clang reminded me of the storm that had just passed. I hurried to the community centre, where volunteers were scrambling to secure the roof of the hall. We worked together, and the hall stayed standing.
Moral: Teamwork can overcome any challenge.
B.
The rain hammered the tin roof as I stepped out of the bus, and the metallic clang reminded me of a summer afternoon when I was ten. I was perched on my grandfather's shoulders, watching him climb the ladder to patch a hole in the old shed. The sky had turned grey, and the first drops fell, splattering the dusty floor. I handed him the rusted nails, feeling the weight of responsibility for the first time. He smiled and said, "Every leak you fix now will keep the house safe later."
Back on the bus stop, the storm intensified, water streaming down the windows. I recalled his words and hurried to the community centre, offering to help the volunteers secure the roof of the hall that was about to collapse under the deluge. Together we worked, and the hall stayed standing.
Moral: Sometimes it's good to be helpful.
C.
The rain hammered the tin roof as I stepped out of the bus, and the metallic clang reminded me of a summer afternoon when I was ten. I was perched on my grandfather's shoulders, watching him climb the ladder to patch a hole in the old shed. The sky had turned grey, and the first drops fell, splattering the dusty floor. I handed him the rusted nails, feeling the weight of responsibility for the first time. He smiled and said, "Every leak you fix now will keep the house safe later."
Back on the bus stop, the storm intensified, water streaming down the windows. I recalled his words and hurried to the community centre, offering to help the volunteers secure the roof of the hall that was about to collapse under the deluge. Together we worked, and the hall stayed standing.
Correct Answer
D.
The rain hammered the tin roof as I stepped out of the bus, and the metallic clang reminded me of a summer afternoon when I was ten. I was perched on my grandfather's shoulders, watching him climb the ladder to patch a hole in the old shed. The sky had turned grey, and the first drops fell, splattering the dusty floor. I handed him the rusted nails, feeling the weight of responsibility for the first time. He smiled and said, "Every leak you fix now will keep the house safe later."
Back on the bus stop, the storm intensified, water streaming down the windows. I recalled his words and hurried to the community centre, offering to help the volunteers secure the roof of the hall that was about to collapse under the deluge. Together we worked, and the hall stayed standing.
Moral: Small acts of care today prevent larger disasters tomorrow.
Correct Answer
D
Correct Option:
The rain hammered the tin roof as I stepped out of the bus, and the metallic clang reminded me of a summer afternoon when I was ten. I was perched on my grandfather's shoulders, watching him climb the ladder to patch a hole in the old shed. The sky had turned grey, and the first drops fell, splattering the dusty floor. I handed him the rusted nails, feeling the weight of responsibility for the first time. He smiled and said, "Every leak you fix now will keep the house safe later."
Back on the bus stop, the storm intensified, water streaming down the windows. I recalled his words and hurried to the community centre, offering to help the volunteers secure the roof of the hall that was about to collapse under the deluge. Together we worked, and the hall stayed standing.
Moral: Small acts of care today prevent larger disasters tomorrow.
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Bece Model Questions Vol1
2020
Edo L1
Question 34.
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objective
questions from the
2020
Bece Model Questions Vol1
Edo L1
examination.
Difficulty level:
Hard
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