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The procedures involve in answering WAEC questions 📍First and foremost; when the question is given to you, it is not compulsory for you to answer number one first before going to the next question. If you know you are not familiar with the answer for number one then you move on to the next question that you can answer correctly without any mistakes. 📍When you are done with the ones that you can answer then you move to the one that you left in other not to delay on one question, for you to be able to get enough time to think about solving it. 📍You have to write well for your answers to be seen properly by the examiners who are going to mark your exams, make sure you don't add short hands writing to your answers, it may cost you a cancellation of your paper. The educationalist EAGLE EYE CEO

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HOW TO WRITE A GOOD LETTER IN WASSCE EXAMS Ability to write a good letter is one of the key factors a candidate needs to know if he or she want to pass English language in WASSCE exams. 📍A letter writing is either formal or informal letter. An informal letter or a friendly letter or a personal letter carries one address at the right corner of the paper and is the type of letter written to friends, relations, parents who are close to you, while a formal letter on the other hand should have two addresses at both right and left corner of the paper, the type written to an organization for employment, letter to an organization or government establishment calling for sitting of projects or calls eradication of menace in a particular area. Letter writing could be narrative, descriptive, expository or argumentative. So any question in WAEC on either of the above whether to tell how an event happens, describe or argue should have the following brilliant features: 📍Address: When you are writing a letter whether formal or informal letter, it must have address or addresses and a date written. Unlike an essay writing, a candidate should note that this is very important in essay writing. 📍 Introduction: Having a good introduction in letter writing is the key to have a good marks in your letter writing. You don’t jump into writing on any topic without giving the examiner the insight or central idea of what you are writing on. It shows a focal point and directs the marker or the examiner’s mind towards a good end. Body of the Letter: This tells the story or describes or argue in details events that happened with good diction or language otherwise referred to as good grammatical structures in sequence, that is, one good point in a paragraph linking the other. 📍Good and simplified diction: Otherwise referred to as simple and carefully selected words to build up your topic letter. In this wise, a candidate should avoid bombastic words; that is the use of big words that may complicate issues or defeat the whole write up. Employ good English in your explanation and avoid too long sentences to drive home your points or argument. 📍Mechanical Accuracy: Develop the idea invariably. The problem is that most students shift topics and lose focus within their paragraphs because they do not know how to adequately develop their ideas. They usually know the paragraph needs to be longer, but they don’t know how to expand their idea to fill that length. Indeed a paragraph should be at least half a page long. Good punctuations like coma, semi colon, invited comas, exclamation mark and full stops should be applied appropriately. 📍A good letter must have conclusion: A good conclusion or preferred end of any good letter in WAEC should have an overview of the entire topic, elements of logicality, carefully selected words, brilliant technicalities and a brilliant end. “🫵READ OVER AND OVER ” https://t.me/+4cTMogSVRwIwMTc0

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ENGLISH LANGUAGE TRIALS FOR SERIOUS CANDIDATES.🔥🔥🔥 *COMPREHENSION* Breaking the news and asking for his mother’s consent were more difficult than Badu had imagined. He had run out of excuses for keeping his mother in the dark. “Today,” he mused, “I must let the cat out of the bag.” He gingerly knocked on his mother’s door. There was no response and so concluded that she was asleep. As he did not wish to disturb her, Badu decided to wait till morning. But as soon as he turned to go back to his room he heard, “My son, come in. What is the problem?” Badu entered his mother’s room. Strangely, all the well-rehearsed speeches, responses and apologies vanished. He could not utter a word. When Maame Pomaa realized that her son was not ill, she relaxed and waited patiently for him to talk. Badu started by repeating the conversation they had the previous evening about Agricultural Extension Officer’s visit. He then described sister Afua’s engagement ceremony which both of them attended two months earlier. Maame Pomaa listened patiently. She dozed off and was woken up by Badu’s chuckle. Badu got up suddenly and told his mother that he was going back to bed. At the door, he turned, smiled and winked at his mother. She winked back. That was their usual way of saying good-bye. Back in his room, Badu could not sleep. His mind was in turmoil. This restlessness was mutual. Maame Pomaa, after tossing in her bed for a while, decided to return her son’s visit. She tapped gently on the door. Badu jumped out of bed, dashed to the door and clutched his mother’s hands. Maam ePomaa looked at her son closely and asked him to sit down. She sat by him and said calmly, “Badu, I know you have something very important to tell me. Relax and bare your soul to me. Whatever it is, I’m sure God will give us the strength to bear it.” Despite his mother’s encouraging words, Badu was still tongue-tied. His main worry was how his mother would react to the news. Being the only surviving child, he had been her only companion since his father’s death. Moreover, Maame Pomaa was not particularly sociable. How would she spend her evenings? Who would help her with her chores? There were some of the unanswered questions going through Badu’s mind. He gazed intently at his mother and burst into tears. “Maame,” he sobbed, “I’ve won a scholarship to study abroad.” QUESTIONS a) How did Badu feel when he visited his mother in her room? b) Mention two events which Badu talked about in his mother’s room. c) How would you describe the relationship between Badu and his mother? d) Why was Badu unable to tell his mother his real reasons for going to her room? e) What was Badu’s real reason for going to his mother’s room? f) ………their usual way of saying good-bye i. What is the grammatical name given to this expression? ii. What is its function in the sentence? g) …….bare your soul to me. What figure of speech is used in the expression above? h) For each of the following words underlined in the passage, give another word or phrase which means the same and can replace it in the passage: i.muse ii.gingerly, iii.concluded, iv.clutched, v.particularly, vi.intently https://t.me/+4cTMogSVRwIwMTc0

Physics trial question prepared by EAGLE EYE 1. (a) What is an intrinsic semiconductor? (b) Distinguish between the p-type and n-type semi-conductors. 2. (a) State two factors on which surface tension depends. (b) How can mosquito larvae be made to sink in stagnant water? 3. (a) Write the de Broglie equation. (b) Explain the significance of the equation. 4. a) Define heat capacity and state its unit. (b) List two effects of heat on a substance. (c) Explain how a tightly fitted glass stopper could be removed from a reagent bottle. (d) A quantity of pepper soup of mass 800 g poured into a plastic container with a tight-fitting lid has a temperature of 30°C. The container is then placed in a microwave oven, rated 1200 W and operated for 3 minutes. (i) Calculate the final temperature attained by the soup. (Assuming no heat losses). (ii) Explain why containers with tight-fitting lids are not suitable for use in microwave cooking. (iii) When the soup is brought out and allowed to cool, a dent is observed on the container. Explain. [Take specific heat capacity of the soup = 4000 Jkg−1−1 K−1−1]