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ENGLISH STUDIES 2016 SECTION A: OBJECTIVE (QUESTIONS 1 - 60) INSTRUCTIONS: Answer all questions. Choose the correct options leltered A-E, the one that best answers each of the following questions and write outin your answer sheet the correc! ‘letter’ only. Choose the word that is opposite in meaning to each of the underlined words in nos. 1-5. 4, The students were advised to register all the compulsory subjects in the examination. A. easy B. important’ C. negligible D. optional €. unimportant 2. My father purchased various articles from the supermarket ‘A. accepted —B. bought D. distributed E. sold 3. Themanager was prudentin his expenditure. A. careful B. extravagant C. fearful D. miserly £. thoughtful 4, He intentionally hid the documents from his secretary. A. accidentally B. careful C. D. willingly E._ wisely 5, Ese's flambayance often keep people wondering ‘A. arrogance B. stupidity C. modesty D. pretension E. timidity C. destroyed foolishly Choose from the list of words lettered A-E, the option which is nearest in meaning as the words or group of words underlined in sentences 6-10. 6. Only onelitte gir witnessed the accident A. explained —B. heard = C._knew D. proclaimed E. saw 7. Hereloping with the manisa stigma to the family. A. calamity B. disgrace C. disaster D. glery E, pride 8 Adawas compelled to marry Austin A. assisted B. deceived ©. D. frustrated E. intimidated 9. The speaker was given an ovation after his speech. A. anapplause 8. certificate C. acriticism —_D. anencouragement E. astandingfan 10, He apologised for being unable to recall myname. A. call B. echo C. remember D. repeat spell forced in questions 11-15, choose the correct word or phrase that best completes each of the blank spaces. 11. The principal was..... because of illegal collection. ‘A. fought 8. praised C. promoted D. sacked —E._uplifted 12, Bisi borrowed some money .... Dupe at the end of thelastmonth, A. under B. on C. beyond —-D." from. over 43.1 don't like people who blame their failures . others. A. by B. with —C. on D. over through 44, Daniel... awhite dress, A. dressed B. tied C. wear D. wore E. wrap 45. They were prepared to win election... all cost. A. on B. wih C. as D. under. at Choose the word thats correctly speltto fill each ofthe gap in questions 16-20. 16. Some... were injuredin the road accident A. padastrianns 8, Pedestrians C. pedestrians —D._pidesttrians E, perdestrians 17. ...ofbadan isthe oldest, ‘A. Unaversity 8. Univarsity C. Universiti D. University. University 18. ... feveris a deadly disease. A. Larssa B. Larssar C. Lasar D. Lassa E. Lassar 19. The... frowned at the services ofthe fre fighter. A. govamor —B. governar C. governor D. governor —E. guvemnor 20. The singers were all A paised B. praised. C.praixed. D. praized. —E._preised. Choose the letter that represents the correct part of speech of the underlined words in questions 21-25. 21. The teacher rejected the explanation of the prefect. AL Verb B. Adverb ——C. ‘Noun D. Preposition E. Adjective 22. Gaga makes friends easily. A. Adjective B. Conjunction C. Noun D. Preposition £. Verb 23. The lost money was found tinder the bed. ‘A. Adverb— B. Conjunction C. Interjection D. Preposition E. Verb 24. Bisiis the mostintelligent studentin the class. A. Adjective 8. Adverb C. Conjunction D. Pronoun &. Verb 25. The children were washing their school bags wher: Ivisited them. A. Adverb D. Preposition 8. Conjunction C. Noun E. Verb In the passage below, the gaps numbered 26-35 indicates missing words. Choose from options A-E, the words that are most suitable tofill gaps. Fo know wnat kind of 26 they have on theit mers like Tunde have to know a lot about the best ways of growing crops and raising livestock, They need to farm, This is because different kinds of crops need different kinds of sol. Fermersalso need toknow about the 27 , because weather condition affect what crops they grow. Inthe hotand humid south, the most common farming implements the simple 28. The farmer 29 apiotof land for a year or two, and then allows ito lie ‘i maybe used. 0 for same time to regain its fertility. On a large farm, a machine such as a ‘Subsistence crops include yams, cocoa, plantain, maize and 32. While cash crops include cotton, coffee and 33 Farmers can improve their crops by using 34 or compost to make their soil richer. Drier areas can be 35 with the help of water from local streams and rivers. Livestock-raising includes the rearing of cattle, sheep, goats and poultry. BECE| 4 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31 32, 33, 34, 38. Choose the word that contains the sound represented by the phonetic symbols in questions 36-39. 36. 37. 38. 39) POETRY (QUESTIONS 40-45) 40. 44 42. 43, 48. GENERAL LITERATURE (Questions 46-50) Choose the correct options to fill the blank space. 46, 47. 48. 49, 50, A 8 c soil trees rain weather shelter timate cutlass rake hoe cultivates: plants, protects irrigated fallow soil tractor hoe shovel subber tree cocoa millet tobacco pepper onions animal ‘sand gamalinzo fallowed irrigated planted Gate A /e/ B. Jal! C.lel! D. Jal E. /k/ loul A. choice B. clap C. moat D. mouse &. run If] A Pal B. Psalm C. Phrase D. View E. Rose Hear A. /ea/ B. /ua/ C./la/ D./9/ £131 Why blame the flower for revealing the weakness of womanhood? Is an example of what? A. Assonance B. Hyperbole CC. Metaphor D. Personification E. Rhetorical question Inlines 4, the'd'in Dancing ...dance ... deadis an example of A alliteration, B. hyperbole. C. onomatopoeia. _D. personification. E. simile. ‘toiling and tiling til sunset the “ is anexampleof, in the above lines A. aliteration. B. personification. C. simile. D. paradox. _E. hyperbole. In“The Blessed One” by Okoedo Adodo, the poet portrays the gains of.... A. contentment. B. education. —C. music. D. technology. __E. womanhood. In“Birthday” according to the poet, at birth a child's crysymbolises A. gratitudetoGod. B. joy. C. peace. D. pains. E. weakness. In “One Tree" by R. Debru the figure of speech used inallthe stanzas for emphasis is A. alliteration. B. hyperbole. C. metaphor. D. personification E. repetition Another name for adirgeis. A. elegy. —B. epics. C. lyrics. D. ode. E. satire. Apiece of poem having fourteen tinesis.. A epic. —_B. lyrics, C. ode. D. satire, E. sonnet Poems are divided into. A. chapters. B. scenes. C. paragraphs. D. stanzas. E. acts, How many genres ofliterature dowe have? Aoi G72) CiseiDi4e es ‘The oldest form of poetryis the A. allegory. B. ballad. C. elegy. D. ode. E, sonnet. D E seed cutlass situation rake shovel tractor harvest hoe lowe cocoa cutlass Pepper cashew soil cocoyam seed fertilizer shelter cultivated trees SECTION B: ESSAY INSTRUCTIONS i S52 courage with which my grandfathercarried out difficult task of tiling the farm. Most surpri ‘Attempt all questions. All questions carry equal marks. Credit will be

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