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Part A has 50 questions on Lexis and Structure. Part B has 4 questions on Literature-in-English. Paper 2 has 3 essay questions, a comprehension and summary passages.  \nPART A  \nLEXISAND STRUCTURE  \nAnswer all questions  \nFrom the alternatives lettered A to D, choose the word that has a similar pronunciation to the word underlined in sentences 1 to 3.  \n1. Which word has the same vowel sound as the word join?  \nA. cold  \nB. joke  \nC. toy  \nD. tool  \n2. Which word has the same vowel sound as the word float?  \nA. block  \nB. board  \nC. coat  \nD. pool  \n3. Which word has the same vowel sound as the word door?  \nA. chore  \nB. knock  \n[C. open](C. open)  \nD. window  \nChoose the word that best completes sentences 4 to 15.  \n4. Our friends   meet us at the lorry station this afternoon.  \nA. are  \nB. are going to  \nC. go to  \nD. will be to  \n5. I think the weather   be nice today.  \nA. had  \nB. is going to  \nC. shall  \nD. would  \n6. We are aware that one of the balls in the room   stolen.  \nA. have been  \nB. has been  \nC. had being  \nD. has being  \n7. The woman, as well as her uncles,  been given free accommodation.  \nA. have  \nB. has  \nC. are [D. is](D. is)  \n8. The police   doing good work in Ghana.  \nA. are [B. is](B. is)  \nC. has  \nD. have  \n9. Did you borrow the   of my umbrellas?  \nA. fine  \nB. finer  \nC. finest  \nD. finally  \n10. Between them, he is the   nurse at the hospital.  \nA. bad  \nB. worse  \nC. worst  \nD. west  \n11. Sally’s dress is   than yours.  \nA. light  \nB. lighter  \nC. lightest  \nD. lightening  \n12. I will come around to see you in an   time.  \nA. hours  \nB. hours’  \nC. hour’s  \nD. ours  \n13. They   reported the case to the police if the chief had been informed.  \nA. will  \nB. will have  \nC. would  \nD. would have  \n14. If I had known that you would be here, I   prepared adequately to receive you.  \nA. will have  \nB. will have been  \nC. would have  \nD. would have been  \n15. If you believe in yourself, you   see positive results.  \nA. will  \nB. will have  \nC. would  \nD. would  \nUse the passage below to answer questions 16 to 19.  \n(i) Ben goes to his farms daily until it is late in the evening. (ii) He is very strong and handsome.  \n(iii) His wife wakes up early, but their children sleep until the sun is up in the morning. (iv) Ben weeds his farm and plants his crops himself because he wants better yields from his crops.  \n(v) I like him because he is a hardworking person.  \n16. Sentence (i) is an example of   sentences.  \nA. complex  \nB. compound  \nC. compound complex  \nD. simple  \n17. Sentence (ii) is an example of   sentences.  \nA. complex  \nB. compound  \nC. compound complex  \nD. simple  \n18. 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