Get 2024 WAEC English Language (OBJ, Essay, and Oral Test) Questions and Answers for School and Private Candidates. Access complete 2024 WAEC English Language Objective (OBJ) and Essay (Theory/Oral) Questions and Answers. Download free WAEC English syllabus in PDF.
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has provided helpful materials on English Language to prepare you for the final exam, which will Start on Wednesday, 15th May, 2024 and will consist of English Language 2 (Essay) and English Language 1 (Objective) ( ORAL TEST) These materials will help you know what is expected of you and how to do your best in the Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE).
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2024 English Language WAEC Syllabus:
The 2024 WAEC Syllabus for English language is available below. Please note that this syllabus applies to both school candidates and private candidates
Preamble
This examination aims to test candidates’ basic skills in communicating in English through speech and writing, assessing their receptive and productive abilities in reading, comprehension, summary, vocabulary, lexis, structure, listening comprehension, and recognition of spoken English.
Aims and Objectives
The objective of this syllabus is to measure the extent to which candidates have achieved the aims of their secondary school English teaching syllabuses. The examination aims to test candidates’ ability to:
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Use correct English
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Write appropriate English for specified audiences and situations
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Organize material in coherent paragraphs
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Control sentence structures accurately
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Exhibit variety in sentence patterns
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Comply with grammar rules
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Spell and punctuate correctly
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Comprehend written and spoken English
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Recognize implied meaning, tones, and attitudes
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Use acceptable pronunciation
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Recognize physical characteristics of English sounds and letters
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Summarize relevant information from set passages
Scheme of Examination
The examination consists of three papers:
Paper 1
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Multiple-choice questions: 80 questions, 1 hour, 40 marks
Paper 2
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Essay and comprehension/summary: 5 essay topics, 1 passage, 2 hours, 100 marks
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Write an essay on one topic
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Answer all questions on the comprehension and summary passages
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Paper 3
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(Not specified in the provided text, but assumed to be a separate paper)
Note: Papers 1 and 2 are a composite paper taken at one sitting.
Paper 1: Objective/Multiple Choice Paper
For candidates in The Gambia, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, and Liberia only
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| Lexis (Vocabulary) | Everyday vocabulary and general vocabulary associated with various fields of human activity (16 areas) | 40 |
| Idiomatic expressions and collocations | ||
| Figurative usage: rewriting sentences | ||
| Structural | Sequence of tenses | 40 |
| Matching of pronouns with their antecedents | ||
| Correct use of prepositions | ||
| Other grammatical structures and conventions |
Paper 1: Objective/Multiple Choice Paper (For candidates in Ghana only)
Format:
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80 questions
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2 parts: Part A (50 questions) and Part B (30 questions)
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Each question has 4 options (A to D)
Part A: Lexis and Structure
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Lexis (30 questions)
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Tests knowledge of everyday vocabulary and general vocabulary associated with various fields of human activity, including:
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Building
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Plumbing
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Fishing
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Finance (commerce, banking, stock exchange, insurance)
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Focuses on sense relations, synonyms, antonyms, and homonyms
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Structure (20 questions)
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Tests knowledge of grammatical structures, including:
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Word-form changes (number, tense, degree, etc.)
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Patterns of word combination (groups and sentences)
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Use of structural words (conjunctions, determiners, prepositions, etc.)
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Part B: Literature (30 questions)
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Tests knowledge of literature, including comprehension, analysis, and interpretation of literary texts
Note: The table outlines the format and content of Paper 1, which includes two parts: Part A (Lexis and Structure) and Part B (Literature).
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