Summary

• Description:

  The MS Word document comprises Grade 6 Kiswahili Mid Term 2 2025 Exam with Marking Scheme. The PDF version is also available upon your request. The marking scheme is in a different document.

  The exam paper is divided into three main exercises: Ufahamu wa Kusoma (Reading Comprehension) which includes 4 passages with a total of 16 questions, Sarufi (Grammar) with 14 questions covering various grammatical concepts, and Kuandika (Writing) which involves one formal letter writing task. The entire paper is marked out of a total of 40 marks.

  Topics covered:

  • Ufahamu wa Kusoma (Reading Comprehension)
    • Understanding dialogues, identifying character traits, interpreting proverbs (e.g., Kaka Mbweha na Bi. Ngiri).
    • Interpreting Swahili poetry (shairi) and identifying subjects described through riddles.
    • Comprehending informational texts on contemporary issues (e.g., the Corona pandemic).
    • Understanding narrative folk tales, their plots, character motivations, and moral lessons (e.g., the race between Sungura and Lumbwi).
  • Sarufi (Grammar)
    • Cloze test: Selecting appropriate words (possessives, verb forms, conjunctions, punctuation, vocabulary) to complete a passage.
    • Phonology: Identifying sentences containing words with confusingly similar syllables (silabi tatanishi).
    • Pronouns: Identifying possessive pronouns (vimilikishi).
    • Noun Classes (Ngeli): Identifying nouns belonging to specific classes (e.g., U-I).
    • Lexicography: Arranging words in alphabetical order as they would appear in a dictionary.
    • Number: Changing sentences from plural to singular form.
    • Negation: Changing affirmative sentences to negative form.
    • Adjectives/Nouns: Rewriting sentences using the augmentative form (hali ya ukubwa).
    • Social Language: Choosing appropriate parting words or phrases for a given context.
    • Proverbs (Methali): Identifying a proverb that relates to a given picture (visual stimulus).
  • Kuandika (Writing)
    • Formal Letter Writing (Barua Rasmi): Writing a letter to the headteacher, in the capacity of a club secretary, detailing the plans for a club activity (e.g., a market clean-up). This includes stating the purpose, date, number of participants, required materials, safety measures, division of tasks, transport arrangements, and how the activity will be conducted.
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  192.00 KB
• Length:

  9 pages
• Category:

  Exams
• Level:

  Grade 6
• Subject:

  KISWAHILI
• Posted By:

  Caleb_Peter

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