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

If Azameti had won gold, Ghanaians ...

Question 2

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

Question 3

If I had left earlier, I ... the bus.

Question 4

If Kwame had known the road was blocked, he ... another route.

Question 5

Had she arrived on time, she ... the meeting.

Question 6

If they had practiced more, they ... the match.

Question 7

If the teacher had explained better, the students ... the topic.

Question 8

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

Question 9

If Amina had remembered her ID, she ... the exam.

Question 10

We were served a ... meal at that cosy restaurant.

Question 11

They adopted a ... puppy from the shelter.

Question 12

She wore a ... dress to the party.

Question 13

He bought a ... sofa for the living room.

Question 14

It was a ... chair placed by the window.

OBJ Section B Instructions

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

Question 15

The boy was *thrilled* by the magician’s performance.

Question 16

She *hurried* to catch the bus.

Question 17

They were *polite* to the visitors.

Question 18

He gave a *brief* speech.

Question 19

The baby was *asleep* when we arrived.

Question 20

She has a *beautiful* smile.

Question 21

We were *early* for school today.

Question 22

Ama *jumped* over the puddle.

OBJ Section C Instructions

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

Question 23

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

Question 24

Do not be such a *wet blanket*, Afua.

Question 25

Asuo had to *eat his words* when Kotoko lost.

Question 26

She was *over the moon* after getting the job.

Question 27

Due to the ongoing road construction, our shops have been *temporarily* closed down.

Question 28

Some exercises may seem easy in *theoretical* terms but be really difficult in ... aspects.

Question 29

He is a very *honest* boy.

Question 30

Ama is *brave* and speaks up in class.