State four things you will find useful to determine who the speaker is during a prize-giving ceremony.

Here are the answers to your questions:

TASK 1: LISTENING AND SPEAKING

1. You are listening to a speaker during your annual prize giving day, state four things you will find useful to determine who the speaker is.

• The introduction given by the master of ceremonies or host.
• The name tag or badge worn by the speaker.
• The speaker's attire or uniform, which might indicate their profession or role.
• The position of the speaker on the dais or platform, which often reflects their status.

2. Explain three strategies you will use to select key details from the speaker while listening.

• Note-taking: Jotting down important points, keywords, and examples as the speaker talks to capture essential information.
• Identifying main ideas: Focusing on the central themes and arguments presented, often signaled by topic sentences or repeated phrases, to grasp the core message.
• Listening for signal words: Paying attention to transition words and phrases (e.g., "first," "most importantly," "therefore") that indicate key information, conclusions, or a shift in topic.

TASK 2: READING 1. Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow.

1. State the main idea of the passage.
The main idea of the passage is the importance of social etiquette and good manners in building strong and respectful relationships, as demonstrated through a workshop and the positive transformation of a student named Tom.

2. a) Identify two binomials used in the passage.

• word and deed
• practice and application