English Mock

This mock exam is designed to simulate the actual BECE English Language exam. It tests students' understanding and application of core English language concepts, including comprehension, grammar, vocabulary, and writing skills. The exam will challenge students to demonstrate their ability to analyze texts, respond to questions accurately, and write clear and coherent sentences. It aims to help students prepare effectively for the BECE by providing a realistic assessment of their current level of proficiency.

OBJ Section A Instructions

Choose the option which most suitably completes each sentence.

Question 1

Which of the ... girls came late?

Question 2

He is afraid ... the dark.

Question 3

They were ... excited to speak clearly.

Question 4

If she had studied harder, she ... the exam.

Question 5

She wasn’t there, .... she?

Question 6

You don’t like fish, .... you?

Question 7

The boy ... stole the bag was arrested.

Question 8

Choose the correct reported speech: “I will return tomorrow,” said Ama.

Question 9

Choose the correct passive form: Linda ... given a laptop by the school.

Question 10

Choose the correct reported speech: “I have finished my work,” said she.

Question 11

It’s about time you ... responsibility.

Question 12

I haven’t read ... of those books.

Question 13

Choose the correct passive form: The prize ... presented yesterday.

Question 14

If Kofi had worn his uniform, he ... punished.

OBJ Section B Instructions

Choose the option which is *nearest in meaning* to the highlighted word in each sentence.

Question 15

He is known for his *generosity* towards the poor.

Question 16

The baby was *asleep* when we arrived.

Question 17

He used a *torch* to see in the dark.

Question 18

They *negotiated* a better deal.

Question 19

Ama *jumped* over the puddle.

Question 20

She gave a *stern* warning before leaving.

Question 21

They took a *detour* to avoid the traffic.

Question 22

They were *polite* to the visitors.

OBJ Section C Instructions

Choose the option which that *best explains* the highlighted word in each sentence.

Question 23

Ama was *on cloud nine* after her wedding.

Question 24

His new job offer was *too good to be true*.

Question 25

The chief advised his subjects not to allow anger to *get the better of them*.

Question 26

She worked *round the clock* to finish the project.

Question 27

This soup is *hot*.

Question 28

His comments were *constructive*.

Question 29

It is good to get a *cure* for a disease, but it is better to ... the disease.

Question 30

They chose a *permanent* location.