Listening for Information
15 Grade 1 English questions on Listening for Information, with worked marking schemes. 15 questions are available on this topic in full.
Question 1
1 markWhat sound does a bee make? Write it.
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1 markWhat sound does a duck make? Write it.
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1 markWhat sound does a sheep make? Write it.
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1 markYour teacher says "Open your books." What should you do?
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B. Follow the instruction
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1 markWhat sound does a cat make? Write it.
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1 markA dog can ________.
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1 markWhat sound does a cow make? Write it.
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1 markWhen someone says "Good morning", you should say:
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B. Reply: Good morning
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1 markWhat sound does a rooster make? Write it.
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1 markYour teacher says "Stand up." What should you do?
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B. Follow the instruction
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1 markYour mother says "Come here." What should you do?
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1 markThe ________ gives us milk.
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1 markA bird can ________.
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1 markYour teacher says "Sit down." What should you do?
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C. Follow the instruction
Question 15
1 markWhat sound does a dog make? Write it.
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