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PRIMARY 4: ENGLISH STUDIES – FIRST TERM | ANSWERS & MARKING SCHEME

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Answers & Marking Scheme

PRIMARY 4 ENGLISH STUDIES

FIRST TERM EXAMINATION — ANSWERS & MARKING SCHEME

Note: This page contains the answers and marking guide for the corresponding Primary 4 English Studies First Term Examination.

SECTION A: READING AND COMPREHENSION — 10 MARKS

Award 2 marks for each correct answer.

QAnswerMarks
1B — Ibadan2
2A — His mother2
3C — At the motor park2
4A — He carried an old woman’s bag2
5A — He enjoyed it2

SECTION B: OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS — 20 MARKS

Award 1 mark for each correct answer.

QAnswerQAnswer
6A — ability16C — aeroplane
7B — May I come in?17A — passenger
8A — conversation18B — airport
9A — ball19A — honesty
10A — correctly, clearly and smoothly20A — good manners
11B — played21B — sings
12A — ate22A — a close friend
13B — has23A — salutation
14B — were24A — farm
15A — bus25B — ball

SECTION C: LANGUAGE AND SPEECH WORK — 15 MARKS

Award 1 mark for each correct answer.

QAnswer / Acceptable ResponseMarks
26can1
27May1
28I played football.1
29has1
30were1
31writes1
32Any correct example: car, bus, bicycle, motorcycle or truck.1
33Any correct example: boat, ship or canoe.1
34driver1
35Any correct example: honesty, kindness, respect, obedience, sharing or helping others.1
36night1
37away1
38Any taught example: car, farm, father or class.1
39Any taught example: ball, tall, call or small.1
40Showing good manners.1

SECTION D: WRITTEN / STRUCTURED QUESTIONS — 10 MARKS

QExpected Answer / Marking GuideMarks
41(a) She played football. — 1 mark. (b) We ate rice. — 1 mark.2
42Any sensible two-line dialogue in which one speaker uses may correctly to ask permission and the other gives a suitable response. Award 1 mark for correct use of may and 1 mark for a meaningful dialogue.2
43Road — car; Rail — train; Air — aeroplane; Water — boat. Award ½ mark each.2
44Any four: writer’s address, date, salutation, body of the letter, closing, writer’s name. Award ½ mark each.2
45Any four meaningful sentences about the pupil’s family. Award ½ mark for each relevant, understandable sentence, up to 2 marks.2

SECTION E: ORAL ENGLISH AND READING — 5 MARKS

QMarking GuideMarks
46Reading passage: clear pronunciation — 1 mark; smooth/accurate reading — 1 mark; suitable expression and attention to punctuation — 1 mark.3
47Pupil clearly pronounces ship and sheep so the vowel sounds can be distinguished.1
48Pupil correctly pronounces one taught /aː/ word (e.g. farm) and one taught /ɔː/ word (e.g. ball).1

TOTAL SCORE

SectionMarks
A — Reading and Comprehension10
B — Objective Questions20
C — Language and Speech Work15
D — Written / Structured Questions10
E — Oral English and Reading5
Total60
Teacher’s guidance: Accept equivalent correct expressions where a question allows more than one sensible answer. For open-ended writing, focus on relevance, meaning and correct use of the language taught during the term.

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