Question 49
GCE_MODEL_QUESTIONS_VOL1
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2019
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ENGLISH_LANGUAGE
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objective
You have been asked to deliver a 5‑minute speech at the school assembly on the theme of environmental conservation. Outline three main points you would include, specify two rhetorical devices you would employ in the body of the speech, and write a concluding paragraph of 50‑60 words that uses at least two different figures of speech.
Answer Options
A.
Main points: (1) protecting wildlife, (2) reducing carbon emissions, (3) sustainable agriculture. Rhetorical devices: alliteration and rhetorical question. Concluding paragraph (≈55 words): "Will we stand idle as forests fall? Let us plant seeds of responsibility, nurture ecosystems, and harvest a greener tomorrow, for the earth sings a silent song that only our actions can rewrite."
B.
Main points: (1) benefits of composting, (2) minimizing food waste, (3) community clean‑ups. Rhetorical devices: hyperbole and anaphora. Concluding paragraph (≈55 words): "Our efforts are a drop in the ocean, yet together they become a tidal wave of transformation; we must act now, we must act boldly, we must act together, for the planet's future depends on our collective will."
C.
Main points: (1) importance of recycling, (2) conserving water, (3) renewable energy. Rhetorical devices: parallelism and metaphor. Concluding paragraph (≈55 words): "We must cherish our planet; by recycling, saving water, and embracing clean power we sow hope for future generations, turning tiny actions into a flourishing garden of change."
Correct Answer
D.
Main points: (1) importance of trees, (2) reducing plastic waste, (3) community action. Rhetorical devices: anaphora and rhetorical question. Concluding paragraph (≈55 words): "Let us be the guardians of our green legacy; let us plant, protect, and preserve, for the earth is not a inheritance we receive, but a trust we must hand over to future generations. Together, our small steps become a mighty river of change."
Correct Answer
D
Correct Option:
Main points: (1) importance of trees, (2) reducing plastic waste, (3) community action. Rhetorical devices: anaphora and rhetorical question. Concluding paragraph (≈55 words): "Let us be the guardians of our green legacy; let us plant, protect, and preserve, for the earth is not a inheritance we receive, but a trust we must hand over to future generations. Together, our small steps become a mighty river of change."
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Gce Model Questions Vol1
2019
English Language
Question 49.
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2019
Gce Model Questions Vol1
English Language
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