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WAEC English Past Exam Paper Questions & Answers (Free PDF Download)

Here is a list of former English Language test questions to help you prepare for the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), which is open to applicants for both the School and GCE levels.

The value of utilising previous test papers for preparing for the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) cannot be overstated, regardless of whether you are in your last stage of secondary school education (May/June) or not in the school system (GCE). You can assess your knowledge by using previous exam papers as a part of your preparation. In the same vein, you learn what you don’t know or don’t know well enough.

Additionally, you can plan according to each component of the paper by using the WAEC previous questions for English Language as an organizational tool to better manage your time.

In actuality, reviewing your notes and revising is preferable to memorization. In order to prepare for your English WAEC Exam, practice by responding to actual questions from previous exams. You’ll have a greater chance of passing as a result.

How to Pass WAEC Examination Excellently

Here are some suggestions for effectively preparing for and passing your WAEC exam:

1. Know The WAEC Exam Format
2. Study with The WAEC Syllabus
3. Create A Study Timetable
4. Read Your SSCE Notes
5. Read and Study
6. Practice WAEC Past Questions
7. Join A Group Study
8. Practice WAEC Questions Online
9. Attend WAEC Tutorials
10. Write WAEC Mock Exam
11. Eat and Exercise
12. Avoid Social Media Distractions
13. Believe in Yourself

How to Read and Understand

1. Read at a specific time every day.
2. Attempt to solve the calculation questions in your textbooks and examples in class.
3. Do not cram the calculations in your note or textbooks.
4. Study your note and textbooks between the lines.
5. Understand the concepts on a page before moving to the next.
6. Do not check your WhatsApp and Facebook during study hours.
7. Learn and understand the steps for calculations.
8. Do not lie down when you are reading.
9. Study in a serene environment with no form of distractions.
10. Plan your study ahead of time.
11. Use mnemonics to study that helps you to recall what you read.
12. Create a perfect study environment.
13. Do not read text aloud when you study.
14. Suppress every feeling of laziness.

WAEC Past Questions for English

• English Paper 1 – June 1994
• English Language 1 Essay  June 2010
• English Language 2 Objective Test November 2013
• English Language 1 November 2000
• English Language 1 Essay – November 2011
• English Language 2 Objective Test – November 2011
• English Language 3 Test of Orals – November 2011

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