1. "You usually come to school early, ______?"

Can you Will you Aren't you Don't you

2. "Fiifi is a good singer, ______?"

Isn't it Wasn't he Is he Isn't he

3. "He wasn't at the scene of the fight, ______?"

Wasn't he Isn't it Did he Was he

4. "Help Akosua to pay her fees, ______?"

Will you Must you Can't you Won't you

5. When writing a speech for or against a debate motion, which structure is recommended?

Present the opposing views first, then your own view refuting them, then declare your stance at the end State your stance first with no reasons at all Only discuss the opposing view Avoid mentioning any opposing views

6. As the main speaker in a debate on the motion "Students should not wear uniforms to school," which sentence best acknowledges the opposing view before refuting it?

While some may argue that uniforms save money, they fail to consider how uniforms restrict self-expression. Uniforms are bad, full stop. I don't care what anyone says about uniforms. Let's not talk about uniforms at all.

7. "The new headmaster met the staff and made his maiden speech." The underlined word means ______.

First Fresh Official Original

8. "After the argument, the two friends decided to bury the hatchet." This means they ______.

Hid their weapons Stopped being friends Made peace Forgot the past entirely

9. "Our forefathers ______ to us a lot of wisdom through proverbs."

Handed in Passed out Passed through Handed down

10. Why is it important to acknowledge the opposing view before presenting your own argument in a debate?

It shows you listened and helps strengthen your argument by addressing counterpoints It weakens your own argument unnecessarily It is only used to waste time It is not part of proper debate technique