Week 7 Spellings Dictation English Grammar Primary 6 First Term Lesson Notes Week 7

Week 7

Subject: English Language
Class: Primary 6
Term: First Term
Week: 7
Age: 10-11 years
Topic: Mid Term Assessment
Sub-topic: Composition Review
Duration: 90 minutes

Part A: Objective Questions (20 Fill-in-the-Blank Questions with Options)

1. A __________ paragraph introduces the topic of an essay. a) Concluding
   b) Middle
   c) Introductory
   d) Supporting
2. To __________ means to write down your thoughts in a structured format. a) Speak
   b) Sketch
   c) Compose
   d) Design
3. The __________ of a composition includes the main point or argument. a) Body
   b) Conclusion
   c) Outline
   d) Introduction
4. __________ details support the main idea of a paragraph. a) Fictional
   b) Supporting
   c) Unrelated
   d) Contradictory
5. A __________ paragraph wraps up the essay by summarizing the key points. a) Introduction
   b) Middle
   c) Supporting
   d) Conclusion
6. __________ are used to connect ideas within a composition. a) Punctuation
   b) Verbs
   c) Linking words
   d) Nouns
7. The __________ of a composition often presents the thesis or main argument. a) Middle
   b) Introduction
   c) Conclusion
   d) Body
8. __________ refers to the process of organizing ideas into a clear structure. a) Drafting
   b) Editing
   c) Outlining
   d) Publishing
9. To __________ a paragraph means to explain its main idea clearly. a) Analyze
   b) Simplify
   c) Summarize
   d) Avoid
10. __________ sentences in a paragraph provide examples and explanations. a) Introductory
    b) Supporting
    c) Concluding
    d) Transitional
11. The __________ of an essay includes the key points that are discussed in detail. a) Summary
    b) Outline
    c) Body
    d) Introduction
12. __________ words help to link sentences and ideas together. a) Adjectives
    b) Conjunctions
    c) Adverbs
    d) Nouns
13. A __________ composition is focused on describing an event in detail. a) Narrative
    b) Persuasive
    c) Descriptive
    d) Expository
14. __________ refers to the revision of a draft to improve clarity and coherence. a) Drafting
    b) Editing
    c) Proofreading
    d) Publishing
15. __________ is the process of organizing the main points before writing. a) Planning
    b) Editing
    c) Formatting
    d) Proofreading
16. The __________ of an essay supports the main argument with details. a) Introduction
    b) Conclusion
    c) Body
    d) Title
17. To __________ means to make changes to improve a piece of writing. a) Draft
    b) Revise
    c) Publish
    d) Outline
18. The __________ of a composition provides a summary of the main points. a) Introduction
    b) Body
    c) Conclusion
    d) Title
19. __________ sentences help to explain the main idea with examples. a) Transition
    b) Topic
    c) Supporting
    d) Concluding
20. __________ are used to separate ideas and create pauses in writing. a) Sentences
    b) Paragraphs
    c) Commas
    d) Titles

Part B: Theory Questions (20 Short Answer Questions)

1. What is the purpose of an introductory paragraph in a composition?
2. How can you create an effective outline for a composition?
3. Explain the role of supporting details in a middle paragraph.
4. What should be included in the conclusion of an essay?
5. Describe how linking words help in writing a composition.
6. What are the key elements of a narrative composition?
7. How do you revise a draft to improve its clarity?
8. What is the difference between a topic sentence and a supporting detail?
9. Why is it important to use transitional sentences in writing?
10. How can you ensure that your composition stays focused on the main idea?
11. What are the common mistakes to avoid when writing a composition?
12. Explain the importance of coherence in a paragraph.
13. How does outlining help in writing a composition?
14. What are the benefits of drafting and editing in the writing process?
15. Describe the process of proofreading a composition.
16. How can you use examples effectively in a composition?
17. What is the role of the body in a composition?
18. How can you make your conclusion impactful and memorable?
19. What strategies can be used to develop a strong thesis statement?
20. Why is it important to plan before you start writing?

Part C: True or False Questions (20 True/False Questions)

1. True or False: The introductory paragraph should include the main argument of the essay.
2. True or False: Supporting details are unnecessary in a well-written composition.
3. True or False: The conclusion should introduce new information.
4. True or False: Linking words help to connect ideas in a composition.
5. True or False: Drafting is the final step in the writing process.
6. True or False: The body of a composition should contain detailed explanations.
7. True or False: Transitional sentences are used to change topics abruptly.
8. True or False: The conclusion of an essay should summarize the main points.
9. True or False: Proofreading involves checking for grammar and spelling errors.
10. True or False: A narrative composition focuses on describing events and characters.
11. True or False: An outline is only needed for long essays.
12. True or False: Editing helps to improve the organization of ideas.
13. True or False: The main idea should be stated clearly in the introductory paragraph.
14. True or False: Supporting details should be relevant to the main idea of the paragraph.
15. True or False: The introduction of a composition should be very brief.
16. True or False: Linking words help to maintain the flow of the composition.
17. True or False: A well-written conclusion can enhance the effectiveness of the essay.
18. True or False: Drafting is the process of creating the first version of a composition.
19. True or False: Commas are used to separate ideas in a sentence.
20. True or False: A topic sentence should be specific and clear.

Part D: Fill-in-the-Gaps Questions (20 Fill-in-the-Blank Questions Without Options)

1. The __________ paragraph introduces the main topic of the composition.
2. The __________ includes the details that support the main idea of the essay.
3. A __________ is used to organize the main points before writing a composition.
4. The __________ of a composition summarizes the key points discussed.
5. __________ words are used to connect ideas within a paragraph.
6. A __________ paragraph describes the events and actions in a story.
7. __________ helps to improve the clarity and coherence of a written piece.
8. The __________ sentence provides a clear statement of the main idea.
9. __________ involves reading through the draft to check for errors and improvements.
10. The __________ section of the essay is where the main arguments are presented.
11. __________ helps to ensure that each part of the composition supports the main idea.
12. The __________ should provide a clear summary of the essay’s main points.
13. __________ are used to separate sentences and create pauses in writing.
14. __________ sentences help to transition smoothly from one idea to another.
15. The __________ of a composition includes the introduction, body, and conclusion.
16. To __________ is to make changes to enhance the quality of the writing.
17. The __________ helps to present the main points of the composition in a clear order.
18. The __________ of an essay should connect the main ideas and provide a summary.
19. __________ involves creating a plan or structure for the composition before writing.
20. The __________ sentence introduces the topic and sets the stage for the details that follow.

Teacher’s Activities

• Distribute the assessment papers and explain each section clearly.
• Monitor pupils as they complete the questions, ensuring they follow instructions.
• Collect and review the assessments, providing feedback based on their performance.

Learners’ Activities

• Complete the assessment sections according to the provided instructions.
• Review their answers before submitting the assessment paper.
• Participate in any feedback session to understand their performance.

Assessment

• Use the provided answer key to evaluate responses in each section.
• Provide feedback on strengths and areas needing improvement based on performance.

Conclusion

Summarize the assessment results, highlighting key areas of strength and areas for further study. Encourage students to review and practice the concepts covered to enhance their writing skills.