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ORAL ENGLISH GUIDELINES The oral English for Wassce has 60 items (questions). Candidates taking the Wassce are to answer them all. The 60 items are divided into categories numbered test 1 to test 8. Test 1, 2, 3, 4,& 5 has to do with the three basic sounds. (initial, medial & final sounds) *1. INITIAL SOUND:* Ex Is the first sound produced when pronouncing a word. Eg, sheep, the first sound is sh, in cheat, the first sound is ch and in beat, the first sound is b. *2. MEDIAL SOUND:* Is the sound produced in the middle of the word. Eg, in sheep, the meddle sound is ee, in cheat, the meddle sound is ea, and in beat, the meddle sound is ea. *3. FINAL SOUND:* This is the sound produced at the end of a word. Eg, in seed, d is the final sound, and in beat, t is the final sound. *TEST 1, 2, & 3 CONTENT AND TECHNIQUES.* Test 1 has 15 items (1-15), lettered A to C, test 2 has 15 items (15-30), test 3 has 10 items (31-40). No sooner the play button is pressed to play, your attention should be on every word in the test. One of the speakers will start giving instructions followed by two examples. After the examples, one of the speakers will say: "listen carefully. In this test there are three words to a line". You will begin to shade on your answer sheet when you hear one of the speakers saying: "now get ready to answer the rest of test one on your answer sheet start at number 1". Examples: a. Teach b. Cheat c. Eat. There are differences among the words in terms of initial, medial, and final. Test 1, 2, & 3 has the same explanation and techniques. *TEST FOUR (4):* In test four, there are three sentential options. You should also listen to any instructions or examples given by one of the speakers. Among the three optional sentences, the speaker will read one of them and you should be smart enough to detect the actual word pronounced by the speaker. These are words with almost the same sound but different in spelling and meaning. Eg: 1.a. "The war was caused by his (tribe)". b. "The war was caused by his (bribe)". C. "The war was cause by his (pride)". Eg: 2. a. "He's just (found) his father". b. "He's just (fanned) his father". C. "He's just (phoned) his father". *TEST FIVE (5):* This test is about rhyming scheme. The medial and the final are combined to pronounce the word. Eg, The speaker may pronounce the word 'sing' while in the options you will see: a. Singe b. Wing C. Sink d. Snick In the above options, b is the correct one because it has the same medial and final sound with the speaker's word. It is hard to see in the options the very word pronounced by the speaker. *TEST SIX (6)* This test is focusing on questions and answers. The responses that will be made by one of the speakers on the numbered items referred to as the answers. To make it simple the following rules must be considered:

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3a. 1. Painting with fingers or hands: Pre-historic cave artists often used their fingers or hands to apply paint to the cave walls. This technique allowed them to create large, bold strokes and shapes. 2. Blowing paint through a tube: Another technique used by pre-historic cave artists involved blowing paint through a hollow bone or reed. This allowed them to create finer lines and details in their paintings. 3. Using natural pigments: Pre-historic cave artists would collect natural pigments such as charcoal, ochre, and manganese oxide from the surrounding environment. These pigments were then mixed with water or animal fat to create a paint-like substance. 4. Engraving or etching: In addition to painting, pre-historic cave artists also used engraving or etching techniques to create designs on the cave walls. They would use sharp tools such as flint or bone to scratch the surface of the rock, leaving behind intricate patterns and images. 3.b. The main purpose of cave painting was likely to communicate and express ideas, beliefs, and experiences of pre-historic humans. It is believed that these paintings were used for religious or spiritual purposes, as well as for hunting or storytelling. They may have also served as a form of social communication or as a way to mark territory. Additionally, cave paintings may have been created for aesthetic reasons, as humans have always had a desire to create and appreciate art. Overall, the main purpose of cave painting was likely multifaceted and varied depending on the specific culture and time period in which they were created.

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C.1.Pallet Knife The functions of a pallet knife, also known as a palette knife or painting knife, vary depending on the context. Here are some common functions of a pallet knife: 1. Mixing and blending colors: Pallet knives are often used by artists to mix and blend different colors of paint directly on the palette. The flat, flexible blade of the knife allows for easy blending and achieving desired color variations. 2. Applying paint to canvas: Artists use pallet knives to apply paint directly onto the canvas or painting surface. The blade of the knife can create various textures and effects, such as smooth and flat applications or thick impasto strokes. 3. Creating texture and adding details: Pallet knives can be used to create texture and add details to a painting. The ridges and edges of the knife blade can be dragged or pressed onto the paint surface to create interesting textures, lines, and shapes. 4. Removing paint or mistakes: Pallet knives can also be used to scrape off or remove unwanted paint or mistakes from the canvas or palette. The sharp edge of the knife can gently scrape away paint without damaging the underlying layers. II. The brayer is a tool used in printmaking and painting to spread ink or paint evenly on a surface. Here are some functions of a brayer in picture making: 1. Ink/paint application: The primary function of a brayer is to apply ink or paint onto a printing plate or other surfaces. It allows for smooth and even application, ensuring consistent coverage and color distribution. 2. Ink/paint distribution: Brayers are used to distribute ink or paint across the surface of a printing plate or block. They help to evenly spread the medium, ensuring that all areas are covered and creating uniform prints. 3. Texture creation: By using different techniques with a brayer, artists can create various textures or patterns in their artwork. For example, rolling the brayer lightly over a textured surface can pick up the texture and transfer it onto the print. III.mesh 1. Support: Mesh provides a sturdy and stable support for the painting or drawing surface. It helps to prevent the canvas or paper from sagging or warping over time. 2. Texture: The texture of mesh can add an interesting visual element to the artwork. Depending on the type of mesh used, the surface can have a rough or smooth texture that can enhance the overall look and feel of the piece. 3. Durability: Mesh is a durable material that can withstand wear and tear over time. This makes it ideal for outdoor or large-scale artworks that need to be able to withstand exposure to the elements. 4. Versatility: Mesh can be used in a variety of ways in picture making. It can be used as a base layer for collage work, as a stencil for spray painting, or even as a sculptural element in mixed media pieces. IIIIGouge 1. Carving: Gouges are commonly used in woodcarving to create intricate designs and patterns. The sharp blade allows the artist to remove small amounts of material at a time, creating detailed textures and shapes. 2. Printmaking: Gouges are also used in printmaking to create relief prints. The artist carves a design into a block of wood or linoleum using gouges, leaving the raised areas to be inked and printed. 3. Texture: Gouges can be used to create interesting textures and patterns in a variety of materials, including wood, linoleum, and even clay. The shape and size of the gouge blade can be varied to create different effects. 4. Detail work: Gouges are ideal for creating small details and fine lines in a piece of artwork. The sharp blade allows for precise cuts and intricate designs.

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