Question 25
BECE_MODEL_QUESTIONS_VOL1
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2020
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YORUBA_L1
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objective
You are to deliver a 2‑minute persuasive speech to convince your classmates to join the school's environmental club.
Your speech must:
- Start with an attention‑grabbing opening.
- Include at least one Yoruba proverb that supports the message.
- Present two main arguments.
- End with a memorable closing statement.
Outline the speech by listing the opening line, the proverb (in Yoruba), the two arguments (as brief bullet points), and the closing line.
Provide the outline.
Answer Options
A.
Opening line: "Picture a future where our campus glows with renewable energy and fresh ideas." Proverb: "Àìkú à ń wá, à ń wá àìlera" (We chase immortality, we chase weakness). Arguments: • Being a member provides leadership workshops that boost our public‑speaking confidence. • The club offers networking opportunities with local environmental NGOs. Closing line: "Join us now, and let's power a brighter, cleaner tomorrow for every student."
B.
Opening line: "Imagine a school where every step we take leaves a greener imprint on the ground." Proverb: "Ẹni tí ó bá ń wá omi, kó máa wò ó ní àkúnya" (One who seeks water must look carefully). Arguments: • Joining the club lets us organize clean‑up events that beautify the campus. • Participation gives us chances to earn community‑service credits and showcase our commitment. Closing line: "Together we can turn small actions into a lasting legacy of sustainability for all who follow."
Correct Answer
C.
Opening line: "Imagine a campus where every breath of fresh air reminds us of the power of our choices." Proverb: "Ọ̀rọ̀ tí a bá sọ́, kì í bọ́ sílẹ̀" (Words spoken cannot be taken back). Arguments: • Joining the club gives us hands‑on projects that reduce waste and improve our school's environment. • Participation builds leadership skills and demonstrates our commitment to a sustainable future. Closing line: "Let's speak today, act tomorrow, and leave a greener legacy for the generations that follow."
D.
Opening line: "Think of a school where every tree we plant sings a song of hope." Proverb: "Bí a bá ń ṣe àkúnya, a máa rí i pé a ń rìn lórí àpò" (When we work hard, we find we are walking on a basket). Arguments: • Membership helps us win eco‑competitions that bring awards to our school. • The club supplies certificates that enhance our college applications. Closing line: "Let's plant the seeds today and harvest a greener world for the generations ahead."
Correct Answer
C
Correct Option:
Opening line: "Imagine a campus where every breath of fresh air reminds us of the power of our choices." Proverb: "Ọ̀rọ̀ tí a bá sọ́, kì í bọ́ sílẹ̀" (Words spoken cannot be taken back). Arguments: • Joining the club gives us hands‑on projects that reduce waste and improve our school's environment. • Participation builds leadership skills and demonstrates our commitment to a sustainable future. Closing line: "Let's speak today, act tomorrow, and leave a greener legacy for the generations that follow."
About This Question
This is
Bece Model Questions Vol1
2020
Yoruba L1
Question 25.
It is one of the
objective
questions from the
2020
Bece Model Questions Vol1
Yoruba L1
examination.
Difficulty level:
Medium
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