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English Grade 10 Unit 1: Population Growth

national exam questions have come from this unit. It runs 36 pages; one careful study pass takes about 3.2 hours, and its difficulty is harder among English units. Each section below lists the questions set from it, with the year, and opens the page that teaches it.

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1.1 Listening: Population Explosion · read p. 2
1.2 Speaking · read p. 2
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1.3 Reading: Population Growth · read p. 7
  • 2018 E.C., Q18 – Customer: __________ Bank Officer: Sure, in today's rate, it is equal to ten thousand six hundred Ethiopian birr.
  • 2014 E.C., Q34 – Which of the statements below is true about cleaner-burning fuels?
  • 2013 E.C., Q8 – a. In fact, this wasn't without any challenge. b. The number of democratic regimes has continued to rise. c. The quality of governance has become a major issue of concern. d. Corruption, violence and poverty have become
  • 2010 E.C., Q26 – They were two loving sisters. Nobody could tell why they fell ________
  • 2009 E.C., Q7 – Adapted form: More Reading Power (1996): Addison - Wesley Publishing Company Which of the following has the potential to turn millions into environmental refugees?
  • 2009 E.C., Q14 – Adapted form: More Reading Power (1996): Addison - Wesley Publishing Company What does this in the statement? This is no longer true (Paragraph 3) refer to?
  • 2009 E.C., Q16 – 1. The state of the environment in the later part of the 21st century will be determined largely by one factor: human population. If the species doubles its number by 2050 to nearly 11 billion, humanity may complete the
  • 2009 E.C., Q9 – 1. The state of the environment in the later part of the 21st century will be determined largely by one factor: human population. If the species doubles its number by 2050 to nearly 11 billion, humanity may complete the
  • 2009 E.C., Q10 – 1. The state of the environment in the later part of the 21st century will be determined largely by one factor: human population. If the species doubles its number by 2050 to nearly 11 billion, humanity may complete the
  • 2009 E.C., Q11 – Adapted form: More Reading Power (1996): Addison - Wesley Publishing Company Which of the following statements is true according to the information in paragraph 3?
  • 2009 E.C., Q12 – Adapted form: More Reading Power (1996): Addison - Wesley Publishing Company Which one of the following is not an example of rising threats to the environment?
  • 2009 E.C., Q13 – Adapted form: More Reading Power (1996): Addison - Wesley Publishing Company Which of the following words is close in meaning to soak up as used in paragraph 1?
  • 2009 E.C., Q15 – 1. The state of the environment in the later part of the 21st century will be determined largely by one factor: human population. If the species doubles its number by 2050 to nearly 11 billion, humanity may complete the
  • 2009 E.C., Q8 – Adapted form: More Reading Power (1996): Addison - Wesley Publishing Company From the following sentences, identify one potential consequence if population growth continues at the current rate.
  • 2009 E.C., Q17 – Adapted form: More Reading Power (1996): Addison - Wesley Publishing Company From the words given below, identify the one close in meaning to collision , as used in paragraph 6
  • 2007 E.C., Q36 – I hear they have fallen out over who their daughter should marry.
1.4 Grammar · read p. 18
  • 2018 E.C., Q43 – The professor __________ I met is from Kenya.
  • 2018 E.C., Q25 – The more you experience problems of life, the __________ you handle them.
  • 2017 E.C., Q33 – I met the girl________ phone number I was asking for.
  • 2017 E.C., Q38 – Lojo is________ tall girl___________ she can easily touch the ceiling of her classroom.
  • 2016 E.C., Q40 – It is ______________ hot to toil in this room. I suggest that we leave or switch the air conditioner on and work for an hour.
  • 2016 E.C., Q47 – What can we deduce from Paragraph 2 about the mission of the University of Michigan's Animal Diversity Web (ADW)?
  • 2014 E.C., Q85 – I was _______ scared to go out in the dark alone. That is why I couldn't join you for dinner.
  • 2014 E.C., Q19 – Father: Hana is a careful girl Mother: How about Lulit, her younger sister, I mean? Father: Hana is a careful girl, _____
  • 2014 E.C., Q96 – My grade this semester is _______ than my first semester's.
  • 2013 E.C., Q69 – I say we should not question the competence of the new team. Each member is ________ those we had in the last round. They may have another problem and that should be studied.
  • 2013 E.C., Q9 – in you girl about slim, are pretty the talking neighborhood tall, this?
  • 2013 E.C., Q81 – Which one of the following, according to the writer, is NOT among the important tools used in fighting some of the common problems facing humanity today?
  • 2013 E.C., Q109 – Of all the stuff she bought yesterday, I like the books ______________ she got from the library. I started reading one of them and the story is really thrilling.
  • 2011 E.C., Q43 – She was rude ____________ all of us, so the president should take an immediate measure- in fact, see her off for good.
  • 2011 E.C., Q36 – We were worried that everybody had very little money left. It was even more frustrating that Abdu, our group leader, had the __________ compared to the rest of us.
  • 2010 E.C., Q34 – Let's get going I have ________ heard such nonsense.
  • 2009 E.C., Q61 – According to a recent survey, young drivers are_______________ likely to have an accident.
  • 2009 E.C., Q57 – She seems to be so much spoiled. She is rude ______________ everyone.
  • 2008 E.C., Q25 – There is a lot of __________________ in the document the typed yesterday. You will need to proofread it.
  • 2008 E.C., Q43 – I have no doubt he would win the scholarship. He is the_______________ of all.
  • 2007 E.C., Q29 – Her ____________________ to climb Mount Batu surprised everyone. In fact, she used to get to the top of Dashen very easily.
  • 2007 E.C., Q107 – which one of the following sentences is WRONGLY punctuated?
  • 2006 E.C., Q66 – This question is a little_____________the next one.
  • 2005 E.C., Q29 – Ato Lema spent almost three years in prison for a crime he did not .
  • 2005 E.C., Q44 – The rich aren't____________ the poor.
  • 2005 E.C., Q11 – The author her childhood experience to:
1.5 Writing · read p. 33
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