Conversation
15 Grade 1 English questions on Conversation, with worked marking schemes. 15 questions are available on this topic in full.
Question 1
1 markWhen a friend is sad, you should ________.
(1 mark)
Marking scheme for this question
Create a free account to see itQuestion 2
1 markTo ask for water politely, you say:
(1 mark)
Marking scheme for this question
Create a free account to see itQuestion 3
1 markWhen you sneeze, you should say "________".
(1 mark)
Marking scheme
B. Polite after sneezing
Question 4
1 markBefore eating, you should say "________".
(1 mark)
Marking scheme
B. Saying grace / thanking
Question 5
1 markShopkeeper: Good morning!
You: _______
(1 mark)
Marking scheme
B. Greeting response
Question 6
1 markWhen you want something politely, you say "________".
(1 mark)
Marking scheme for this question
Create a free account to see itQuestion 7
1 markTeacher: Good morning, children.
Children: _______
(1 mark)
Marking scheme for this question
Create a free account to see itQuestion 8
1 markFriend: Can I play with you?
You: _______
(1 mark)
Marking scheme for this question
Create a free account to see itQuestion 9
1 markWhen you leave school, you say "________".
(1 mark)
Marking scheme for this question
Create a free account to see itQuestion 10
1 markWhen someone gives you a gift, you say "________".
(1 mark)
Marking scheme for this question
Create a free account to see itQuestion 11
1 markNeighbour: Good afternoon!
You: _______
(1 mark)
Marking scheme for this question
Create a free account to see itQuestion 12
1 markWhen you bump into someone, you say "________".
(1 mark)
Marking scheme for this question
Create a free account to see itQuestion 13
1 markDad: Good night, Amina.
Amina: _______
(1 mark)
Marking scheme
B. Good night response
Question 14
1 markMum: How are you?
Child: _______
(1 mark)
Marking scheme for this question
Create a free account to see itQuestion 15
1 markSomeone says "Thank you." You reply:
(1 mark)
Marking scheme for this question
Create a free account to see it11 more marking schemes are on this page. A free account opens all of them, and lets you build your own paper on the topics you have actually taught, laid out in KNEC format with its full marking scheme.
Create a free account