Examination Comprehension English Grammar JSS 1 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 12

Comprehension English Grammar JSS 1 Second Term Lesson Notes Week 12

Lesson Plan: Week 12 – Examination of Topics Covered in the First Term

Subject: English Grammar
Class: Junior Secondary School 1 (JSS 1)
Term: Second Term
Week: 12
Age: 10–12 years
Topic: Examination of Topics Covered in the First Term
Sub-topic: Review and Final Assessment
Duration: 1 hour

Behavioural Objectives

By the end of this lesson, students should be able to:

1. Answer objective, theory, and true/false questions based on topics learned in the first term.
2. Demonstrate understanding of the comprehension topics covered in class.
3. Write their exam papers independently, following all exam instructions and guidelines.
4. Avoid any form of exam malpractice by adhering to proper conduct.

Keywords

• Examination
• Objective Questions
• True or False
• Theory Questions
• Malpractice
• Review

Set Induction

The teacher asks:

• “What is the most important thing to remember when writing an exam?”
• “Can anyone tell me some rules to avoid exam malpractice?”

Entry Behaviour

Students are expected to have understood the topics covered in the first term and be prepared for their examination. They should have practiced writing and answering questions.

Learning Resources and Materials

• Printed exam paper with objective, theory, and true/false questions.
• Pen, pencil, and eraser for the students.

Building Background/Connection to Prior Knowledge

Students have been exposed to a wide range of comprehension passages, grammar exercises, and reading comprehension techniques. This exam serves as a way to assess how well they have understood the material.

Embedded Core Skills

• Test-taking skills: Answering questions accurately and efficiently.
• Critical thinking: Analyzing the questions and selecting the best answers.
• Integrity: Demonstrating honesty and avoiding cheating during the exam.

Reference Books

• Lagos State Scheme of Work for JSS 1 English Grammar.
• English Grammar Textbooks for JSS 1.

Instructional Materials

1. Exam papers with all the different sections: Objective, Theory, True/False, and Fill-in-the-Gaps.
2. Writing materials (pen, pencil, eraser).

Exam Instructions

For Teachers:

1. Ensure that the exam environment is quiet and conducive for writing.
2. Distribute the exam papers and ensure each student has the necessary materials.
3. Remind students to read all instructions carefully before answering any questions.
4. Monitor students during the exam to prevent any form of malpractice.
5. Collect the exam papers promptly at the end of the exam period.

For Students:

1. Read all instructions carefully before beginning the exam.
2. Write your full name, class, and date at the top of your paper.
3. Do not talk or communicate with your classmates during the exam.
4. Do not look at other students’ work.
5. Avoid any form of cheating, such as copying from others or using unauthorized materials.
6. Answer all the questions as clearly and neatly as possible.
7. If you do not understand a question, leave it and return to it later.
8. Check your answers once you finish the exam.

Content

Part A: Objective Questions

30 Fill-in-the-Blank Questions with Options

1. The Eyo Festival is celebrated in ______ Island.
   a) Lagos
   b) Abuja
   c) Kano
   d) Ibadan
2. ______ is a traditional wedding where the bride wears a white dress.
   a) White wedding
   b) Engagement
   c) Courtship
   d) Reception
3. The bride price is given to the ______ of the bride.
   a) friends
   b) family
   c) guests
   d) neighbors
4. Road traffic accidents are caused by ______.
   a) carelessness
   b) animals
   c) bad weather
   d) poor food
5. The ______ is a traditional festival celebrated in Lagos.
   a) Eyo Festival
   b) Christmas
   c) New Year
   d) Independence Day
6. A ______ is a man who has never been married.
   a) bachelor
   b) groom
   c) fiancée
   d) bride
7. The main purpose of courtship is to ______.
   a) make friends
   b) seek affection with the hope of marriage
   c) have fun
   d) spend time
8. ______ is the money or property given by the groom to the bride’s family in some societies.
   a) Bride price
   b) Dowry
   c) Gift
   d) Token
9. A traditional wedding in which the bride wears a ______ dress is called a white wedding.
   a) red
   b) yellow
   c) white
   d) green
10. Road safety rules help to ______ accidents.
    a) increase
    b) reduce
    c) ignore
    d) cause

(Continue up to 30 objective questions.)

Part B: Theory Questions

30 Short Answer Questions

1. What is the significance of the Eyo Festival?
2. What are the causes of road traffic accidents?
3. Define the term ‘courtship’.
4. What is a white wedding?
5. Who participates in the Eyo Festival?
6. Explain the importance of bride price in some societies.
7. What is the role of a bachelor in the society?
8. What happens during the courtship period?
9. Why is road safety important?
10. How can road traffic accidents be reduced?

(Continue up to 30 theory questions.)

Part C: True or False Questions

30 True or False Questions

1. The Eyo Festival is held to honor the Oba of Lagos. (True)
2. A spinster is a man who has never been married. (False)
3. Road traffic accidents are often caused by poor road conditions. (False)
4. The bride price is money given by the groom’s family to the bride’s family. (True)
5. The Eyo Festival takes place every year. (True)
6. Courtship involves seeking affection with the hope of marriage. (True)
7. A groom is a woman who is about to get married. (False)
8. A white wedding is usually celebrated in a church. (True)
9. Road traffic accidents are mainly caused by the weather. (False)
10. A bachelor is a woman who is unmarried. (False)

(Continue up to 30 true or false questions.)

Part D: Fill-in-the-Gaps Questions

30 Fill-in-the-Blank Questions without Options

1. The ______ Festival is a major cultural event in Lagos Island.
2. During courtship, a man usually seeks the affection of a ______.
3. A white wedding is a traditional wedding in which the bride wears a ______ dress.
4. Road traffic accidents are caused by ______ on the roads.
5. The bride price is given to the ______ of the bride.
6. The ______ is the groom’s formal request for marriage.
7. A ______ is an unmarried woman who is engaged to be married.
8. Road safety ______ reduce the number of accidents on the roads.
9. ______ is the period when a man and woman get to know each other before marriage.
10. The Eyo Festival is a ______ event in Lagos Island.

(Continue up to 30 gap-fill questions.)

Teacher’s Activities

1. Distribute exam papers to the students.
2. Explain the exam instructions and rules to ensure all students understand the expectations.
3. Monitor students closely during the exam.
4. Collect the exam papers at the end of the exam period.

Learners’ Activities

1. Read and understand the exam instructions.
2. Complete the exam, answering each section carefully.
3. Avoid talking or looking at other students’ work.
4. Review their answers before submitting the exam.

Assessment

The teacher will assess students based on their responses to the objective, theory, true/false, and fill-in-the-gap questions, ensuring that they have understood and retained the material taught during the term.

Conclusion

The teacher will remind the students about the importance of honesty and integrity during the exam. The exam papers will be collected, and feedback will be provided once they are graded.

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