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Question 1 Report
choose the option nearly opposite in meaning to the word(s) underlined
The soldiers were remorseful for their inhuman treatment of the civilians.
Question 2 Report
choose the option nearly opposite in meaning to the word(s) underlined
Insecurity has escalated since the present government came into power.
Question 3 Report
choose the option nearly opposite in meaning to the word(s) underlined
Mr. Akin's health has greatly degenerated in the last week.
Question 4 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
What's the name of Ngozi's hostel?
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Question 5 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
Dr Amina dislike Salma because?
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Question 6 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
Salma compared lecturers with _________
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Question 7 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
Who assisted Ummi's husband with Ummi's admission?
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Question 8 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
What is Ada's home town delicacy?
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Question 9 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
''I made a space for you in the front seat so you can sit near your heartthrob''. This statement was made to whom?
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Question 11 Report
choose the most appropriate option nearest in meaning to the word(s) underlined.
Many people believed that such an action is unbecoming of a leader
Question 12 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
What exact incident led to Ummi 's development of claustrophobia?
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Question 13 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
Why did Salma sought for Habib's help?
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Question 14 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
How much money did Habib handed over to Tomiwa?
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Question 15 Report
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Question 16 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
According to Salma, No man was worthy to be called a man except ____
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Question 18 Report
choose the option nearly opposite in meaning to the word(s) underlined
It is embarrassing to accept our mistakes and tender an apology.
Question 19 Report
complete the statement from the options lettered A-D
The meeting was organised at _______ instance ?
Question 20 Report
In the passage below, the numbered gaps (11-20) indicate missing words. From the options lettered A- E the most appropriate option.
The head of the -11- is called the queen bee. She is -12-than the rest of the bees. Her main task in the colony is to lay eggs. Most of the other bees are the -13- bees. These bees collect nectar and -14- from flowers. The nectar that is carried by the worker bees is deposited on the hive and then -15- into honey. The worker bees also help to look after the young bees. As soon as they are -16-, the worker bees feed the young bees with pollen and nectar. The third type of bee found in the colony is the -17- or male bee. The main task of such a bee is to -18- with a new queen. The queen bee has a life span of about three years. During this period, she would have -19- more than half a million eggs. When the queen bee is dying, a new queen would be groomed. This new queen will eventually take over the duties of the old queen when the -20- dies.
In question number 19 above choose the best option from letters A- E that best complete the gap
Question 21 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
According to the novel, how would you describe Salma?
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Question 22 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
"Money moves Mountains"
This statement was made by _________
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Question 23 Report
It is normal in Nigeria to use proficiency in the use of English language as a barometer for evaluating the height of any person's educational attainment. Today, many teachers resort quite often to the use of vernacular in the teaching of their subjects. One is often dismayed at the incompetence of many teachers, even graduates in the use of English language. Throughout the colonial period, up to 1960, Nigerian formal education was patterned after the English system. The "accent" was on English and an educated Nigerian was one who was only African in colour but English in thought and culture. The ability to speak English fluently and if possible with an Oxford accent was the hallmark of excellence even if the speaker was empty of thought and ideas. In those days it was a serious offence for a secondary school boy or girl to "laugh in the vernacular". But we now swung to the other extreme. Nigeria would say they are not English people, some would say they did not specialise in English in the university. But the country has adopted the English language as its official, the language of instruction at schools, parliamentary proceedings, conduct of official business and indeed the lingua franca. If the language is to continue to be used, then it is imperative that we all agree on the pattern of correctness in the language so that communication can be effective.
A suitable title for the passage is
Question 24 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
According to Ummi, what is the first noticeable thing in the university?
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Question 25 Report
Read the passages below and answer the questions that follow:
Everyone is tired or fatigued at some time. The major cycle in your life is work, fatigue and rest in that order. Fatigue is characteristic of your body. It does not occur in a man-made machine which operates as long as its parts are intact and it has fuel. But your body, a living machine, has a definite limitation - its work continues, it gradually loses its responsiveness, becomes less irritable, turns out less work and finally may not respond at all. The feeling of fatigue usually expresses itself in three ways: first, there is a feeling of tiredness and a marked desire for rest. Second, efficiency is greatly reduced. Third, there may be definite physiological changes in your body, low blood pressure, loss of muscle tone, tremors, and poor muscular coordination, and in other ways. Fatigue, however, may express itself in many ways for there are many different forms of it. The fatigue of a student. for example, who has worked all evening on a difficult lesson, is different from that of a labourer who has worked all day at a back-breaking task, or that of a business executive who worries with the stress and strain of organisation.definite limitation used to describe the human body in the passage means that
Question 26 Report
choose the most appropriate option nearest in meaning to the word(s) underlined.
He was underrated at the preliminary stage of the competition
Question 27 Report
choose the option that has the same vowel sound as the letter(s) underlined from the options lettered A-E
Head
Question 28 Report
It is normal in Nigeria to use proficiency in the use of English language as a barometer for evaluating the height of any person's educational attainment. Today, many teachers resort quite often to the use of vernacular in the teaching of their subjects. One is often dismayed at the incompetence of many teachers, even graduates in the use of English language. Throughout the colonial period, up to 1960, Nigerian formal education was patterned after the English system. The "accent" was on English and an educated Nigerian was one who was only African in colour but English in thought and culture. The ability to speak English fluently and if possible with an Oxford accent was the hallmark of excellence even if the speaker was empty of thought and ideas. In those days it was a serious offence for a secondary school boy or girl to "laugh in the vernacular". But we now swung to the other extreme. Nigeria would say they are not English people, some would say they did not specialise in English in the university. But the country has adopted the English language as its official, the language of instruction at schools, parliamentary proceedings, conduct of official business and indeed the lingua franca. If the language is to continue to be used, then it is imperative that we all agree on the pattern of correctness in the language so that communication can be effective.
Which of the following is not true according to the passage?
Question 29 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
The Life Changer is authored by?
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Question 30 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
What tradition was established in Lafayette?
Question 31 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
The author of The Life Changer holds a degree in ______
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Question 32 Report
In the passage below, the numbered gaps (11-20) indicate missing words. From the options lettered A- E the most appropriate option.
The head of the -11- is called the queen bee. She is -12-than the rest of the bees. Her main task in the colony is to lay eggs. Most of the other bees are the -13- bees. These bees collect nectar and -14- from flowers. The nectar that is carried by the worker bees is deposited on the hive and then -15- into honey. The worker bees also help to look after the young bees. As soon as they are -16-, the worker bees feed the young bees with pollen and nectar. The third type of bee found in the colony is the -17- or male bee. The main task of such a bee is to -18- with a new queen. The queen bee has a life span of about three years. During this period, she would have -19- more than half a million eggs. When the queen bee is dying, a new queen would be groomed. This new queen will eventually take over the duties of the old queen when the -20- dies.
In question number 20 above choose the best option from letters A- E that best complete the gap
Question 33 Report
In the passage below, the numbered gaps (11-20) indicate missing words. From the options lettered A- E the most appropriate option.
The head of the -11- is called the queen bee. She is -12-than the rest of the bees. Her main task in the colony is to lay eggs. Most of the other bees are the -13- bees. These bees collect nectar and -14- from flowers. The nectar that is carried by the worker bees is deposited on the hive and then -15- into honey. The worker bees also help to look after the young bees. As soon as they are -16-, the worker bees feed the young bees with pollen and nectar. The third type of bee found in the colony is the -17- or male bee. The main task of such a bee is to -18- with a new queen. The queen bee has a life span of about three years. During this period, she would have -19- more than half a million eggs. When the queen bee is dying, a new queen would be groomed. This new queen will eventually take over the duties of the old queen when the -20- dies.
In question number 11 above choose the best option from letters A- E that best complete the gap
Question 34 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
Who is Jamila?
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Question 35 Report
choose the most appropriate option nearest in meaning to the word(s) underlined.
The matter was considered a private concern of the chairman to handle
Question 36 Report
choose the most appropriate option nearest in meaning to the word(s) underlined.
He maintained that Nigerians need a leader with an iron fist
Question 37 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
Who often says " what you teach a child is like writing on a rock and when dried, it would be difficult to erase"
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Question 38 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
What was the double celebration in Lafayette?
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Question 39 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
The Author of The Life Changer dedicates the novel to whom?
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Question 40 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
Which of the following course does Salma find very difficult?
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Question 41 Report
choose the option nearly opposite in meaning to the word(s) underlined
The lady has devised a means of tackling her current challenges.
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Question 43 Report
choose the option nearly opposite in meaning to the word(s) underlined
The annual festival attracts dignitaries from both home and abroad.
Question 44 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
Who suggested the abduction of a boy?
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Question 45 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
When did Talle stop being quiet?
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Question 46 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
What is Ummi's Occupation?
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Question 47 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
Salma and her roommates were _________
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Question 48 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
Ummi is translated in Arabic as _____?
Question 49 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
How long has Mr Dabo been in the university?
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Question 50 Report
It is normal in Nigeria to use proficiency in the use of English language as a barometer for evaluating the height of any person's educational attainment. Today, many teachers resort quite often to the use of vernacular in the teaching of their subjects. One is often dismayed at the incompetence of many teachers, even graduates in the use of English language. Throughout the colonial period, up to 1960, Nigerian formal education was patterned after the English system. The "accent" was on English and an educated Nigerian was one who was only African in colour but English in thought and culture. The ability to speak English fluently and if possible with an Oxford accent was the hallmark of excellence even if the speaker was empty of thought and ideas. In those days it was a serious offence for a secondary school boy or girl to "laugh in the vernacular". But we now swung to the other extreme. Nigeria would say they are not English people, some would say they did not specialise in English in the university. But the country has adopted the English language as its official, the language of instruction at schools, parliamentary proceedings, conduct of official business and indeed the lingua franca. If the language is to continue to be used, then it is imperative that we all agree on the pattern of correctness in the language so that communication can be effective.
During the colonial period, according to the passage, an educated Nigerian was one who
Question 51 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
What was Omar JAMB score?
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Question 52 Report
choose the option that best answers the question from the options lettered A-D
The Parents Teachers Association promised to build a CAFETERIA.
Option C is the correct answer because CAFETERIA contradicts the word 'library'. The interrogative statement, therefore, provides a chance to emphasize the word CAFETERIA.
Did the parents teachers association promise to build a library? No, The Parents Teachers Association promised to build a CAFETERIA.
Question 53 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
Habib gives Tomiwa a bundle of _______?
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Question 54 Report
choose the option that has the same consonant sound as the letter(s) underlined from the options lettered A-E
Bark
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Question 55 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
How much did Salma give to Dr Kabir
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Question 56 Report
choose the most appropriate option nearest in meaning to the word(s) underlined.
Barely six months after his father's demise, he has nothing left again of his patrimony
Question 57 Report
This question is based on Khadijat Abubakar Jalli's novel - The Life Changer
Omar had ______ credits in the WAEC examination
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Question 58 Report
choose the option with the correct spelling from the options lettered A-E
Question 59 Report
It is normal in Nigeria to use proficiency in the use of English language as a barometer for evaluating the height of any person's educational attainment. Today, many teachers resort quite often to the use of vernacular in the teaching of their subjects. One is often dismayed at the incompetence of many teachers, even graduates in the use of English language. Throughout the colonial period, up to 1960, Nigerian formal education was patterned after the English system. The "accent" was on English and an educated Nigerian was one who was only African in colour but English in thought and culture. The ability to speak English fluently and if possible with an Oxford accent was the hallmark of excellence even if the speaker was empty of thought and ideas. In those days it was a serious offence for a secondary school boy or girl to "laugh in the vernacular". But we now swung to the other extreme. Nigeria would say they are not English people, some would say they did not specialise in English in the university. But the country has adopted the English language as its official, the language of instruction at schools, parliamentary proceedings, conduct of official business and indeed the lingua franca. If the language is to continue to be used, then it is imperative that we all agree on the pattern of correctness in the language so that communication can be effective.
From the passage, it is evident that
Question 60 Report
choose the option that best answers the question from the options lettered A-D
He travels every WEEKEND
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