PART IV [10 marks] TRANSLATION SECTION A ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS Each question is followed by Four options A-D. Find the correct option for each question and shade in with pencil on your sheet the space which bears the same letter as the option you have chosen. Give only one answer to each question.

Here are the answers to the questions in Akan: 1. Saa nnipa yi mu dur dwo he na aye wo papa busuani? Wo papa C. Sewaa "Sewaa" refers to a paternal aunt, who is a relative of your father. "Wofa" (D) is a maternal uncle, a relative of your mother. 2. Se Akanfoo ka se bogya a, na ekyere see? The options for this question are not visible in the image. 3. Akanfoo wo gyidie se onipa biara wo okra ne sunsum. Kyere edin foforo a yede fre sunsum. C. Nton (Ntoro) In Akan belief, "Ntoro" (or Nton) is the paternal spirit or clan, which is often used interchangeably or in close relation to "sunsum," representing one's personality and spirit inherited from the father. That's 2 down. 3 left today — send the next one.