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TEST 1 (MARKS 15)

ENGLISH CLASS : 11
NAME:_____________________ DATE:____________

1. Choose the most suitable option. (1x5=5)

i. Rhetorical devices are:


a) Rhetorical questions c) Repetitions
b) List of three d) All of the above

ii. A phrase that stands for or replaces a noun is:


a) Narrative c) Advertise
b) Noun phrase d) None

iii. _______________ is the latest technique used by organizations and


governments to get consumers.
a) Viewpoint c) Hard sell
b) Rationale d) Soft sell
iv. An organized movement of set of actions for change carried out by
organizations is called _____________________.
a) Campaign c) Ads
b) Both d) None
v. Adding an adverb to an adjective makes _____________________.
a) Slogan c) Logo
b) Intensifier d) None
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2. Differentiate between : (1x2=2)
• Soft sell:

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• Hard sell:

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3. Write 3 conventions of persuasive writing. (0.5x6=3)

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4. Read the following campaign literature and fill in the table.


(1x5=5)
Virunga: Africa's Most Beautiful and Diverse Oil Field?
Keep oil exploration out of Africa's oldest national park.
Your support really matters. People-power works. Together we will draw the line.
Why Virunga?

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Heard of Virunga? It's Africa's oldest national park, and a treasured World Heritage
Site.
Rainforests, volcanoes, rare and beautiful wildlife - Virunga has it all. People who
live and work there know it's a very special place.
But Virunga is at risk of becoming Africa's newest oil field. When we heard UK oil
company Soco were exploring for oil inside Virunga, we had to draw the line.
Some places are just too precious to exploit.
Virunga and Oil
Virunga National Park is the size of a small country, straddling the equator in
Democratic Republic of the Congo.
It's got more than its share of wonderful wildlife - not just huge numbers of unique
birds, but African icons like lions, elephants, hippos, chimps and the remarkable
okapi. And a quarter of the world's critically endangered mountain gorillas.
Soco's exploring for oil isn't the only threat to Virunga - civil unrest and wars have
put pressure on local people, wildlife and resources on-and-off for years. But we
believe oil exploration would bring a new and unacceptable level of risk for
Virunga's environment and communities.
That's why we need to draw the line.

Feature/convention Examples
Consequence of not acting

Direct appeal to reader as friend/ fellow

Brief and abrupt phrases as slogans


(imperative verbs)

Vivid imagery

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Forceful language, using direct speech

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