UNIBEN English Language 2014/2015 Past Questions

The budget of 2014 was designed to consolidate the gains of the economic recovery programme

The lawyer's argument of the case was exhaustive

The Minister described the new policy as obnoxious

Paul couldn't tell the stranger ........ to the post office.

The Director told his staff that their hardest job was yet ........

The students did not know whether they were expected to finish the exercise...........

............ the confusion, no one knew what to do next.

....... you have learned the elements of a game such as table tennis, you can enjoy watching it

Peter is very optimistic about the business while his father is .............

The probationary workersw do not have the same right as ......... staff.

The testimony of the witness was so vague that it was difficult to learn the ........ details of the case.

The prices of ram and ....... have escalated because of Christmas

Valour and ........ are different attributes respectively

Emeka and his auntie arrived in Port Harcourt during the rush-hour, when offices and shops were closing and workers were hurrying home. Emeka had never seen so many people on the streets or so many -16- on the roads. Emeka's auntie told him that the taxies had the worst drivers. One minute they would be -17- other cars, the next stopping in the middle of the road to pick up -18- without any signal to other drivers of their intentions. There were long -19- of people waiting at bus -20- and -21- often seemed in danger of their lives as they trier to run across the road whenever there was a lull in the traffic. Emeka heard the blaring horn of a/an -22- as it rushed to pick up victims of an accident, and this was followed by four policeman in an open -23-.His auntie told him that the police did not have to -24- the speed limit in case of emergency, but civilian drivers could be heavily -25- for speeding.

Emeka and his auntie arrived in Port Harcourt during the rush-hour, when offices and shops were closing and workers were hurrying home. Emeka had never seen so many people on the streets or so many -16- on the roads. Emeka's auntie told him that the taxies had the worst drivers. One minute they would be -17- other cars, the next stopping in the middle of the road to pick up -18- without any signal to other drivers of their intentions. There were long -19- of people waiting at bus -20- and -21- often seemed in danger of their lives as they trier to run across the road whenever there was a lull in the traffic. Emeka heard the blaring horn of a/an -22- as it rushed to pick up victims of an accident, and this was followed by four policeman in an open -23-.His auntie told him that the police did not have to -24- the speed limit in case of emergency, but civilian drivers could be heavily -25- for speeding.

Emeka and his auntie arrived in Port Harcourt during the rush-hour, when offices and shops were closing and workers were hurrying home. Emeka had never seen so many people on the streets or so many -16- on the roads. Emeka's auntie told him that the taxies had the worst drivers. One minute they would be -17- other cars, the next stopping in the middle of the road to pick up -18- without any signal to other drivers of their intentions. There were long -19- of people waiting at bus -20- and -21- often seemed in danger of their lives as they trier to run across the road whenever there was a lull in the traffic. Emeka heard the blaring horn of a/an -22- as it rushed to pick up victims of an accident, and this was followed by four policeman in an open -23-.His auntie told him that the police did not have to -24- the speed limit in case of emergency, but civilian drivers could be heavily -25- for speeding.

Emeka and his auntie arrived in Port Harcourt during the rush-hour, when offices and shops were closing and workers were hurrying home. Emeka had never seen so many people on the streets or so many -16- on the roads. Emeka's auntie told him that the taxies had the worst drivers. One minute they would be -17- other cars, the next stopping in the middle of the road to pick up -18- without any signal to other drivers of their intentions. There were long -19- of people waiting at bus -20- and -21- often seemed in danger of their lives as they trier to run across the road whenever there was a lull in the traffic. Emeka heard the blaring horn of a/an -22- as it rushed to pick up victims of an accident, and this was followed by four policeman in an open -23-.His auntie told him that the police did not have to -24- the speed limit in case of emergency, but civilian drivers could be heavily -25- for speeding.

Emeka and his auntie arrived in Port Harcourt during the rush-hour, when offices and shops were closing and workers were hurrying home. Emeka had never seen so many people on the streets or so many -16- on the roads. Emeka's auntie told him that the taxies had the worst drivers. One minute they would be -17- other cars, the next stopping in the middle of the road to pick up -18- without any signal to other drivers of their intentions. There were long -19- of people waiting at bus -20- and -21- often seemed in danger of their lives as they trier to run across the road whenever there was a lull in the traffic. Emeka heard the blaring horn of a/an -22- as it rushed to pick up victims of an accident, and this was followed by four policeman in an open -23-.His auntie told him that the police did not have to -24- the speed limit in case of emergency, but civilian drivers could be heavily -25- for speeding.

Emeka and his auntie arrived in Port Harcourt during the rush-hour, when offices and shops were closing and workers were hurrying home. Emeka had never seen so many people on the streets or so many -16- on the roads. Emeka's auntie told him that the taxies had the worst drivers. One minute they would be -17- other cars, the next stopping in the middle of the road to pick up -18- without any signal to other drivers of their intentions. There were long -19- of people waiting at bus -20- and -21- often seemed in danger of their lives as they trier to run across the road whenever there was a lull in the traffic. Emeka heard the blaring horn of a/an -22- as it rushed to pick up victims of an accident, and this was followed by four policeman in an open -23-.His auntie told him that the police did not have to -24- the speed limit in case of emergency, but civilian drivers could be heavily -25- for speeding.

Emeka and his auntie arrived in Port Harcourt during the rush-hour, when offices and shops were closing and workers were hurrying home. Emeka had never seen so many people on the streets or so many -16- on the roads. Emeka's auntie told him that the taxies had the worst drivers. One minute they would be -17- other cars, the next stopping in the middle of the road to pick up -18- without any signal to other drivers of their intentions. There were long -19- of people waiting at bus -20- and -21- often seemed in danger of their lives as they trier to run across the road whenever there was a lull in the traffic. Emeka heard the blaring horn of a/an -22- as it rushed to pick up victims of an accident, and this was followed by four policeman in an open -23-.His auntie told him that the police did not have to -24- the speed limit in case of emergency, but civilian drivers could be heavily -25- for speeding.

Emeka and his auntie arrived in Port Harcourt during the rush-hour, when offices and shops were closing and workers were hurrying home. Emeka had never seen so many people on the streets or so many -16- on the roads. Emeka's auntie told him that the taxies had the worst drivers. One minute they would be -17- other cars, the next stopping in the middle of the road to pick up -18- without any signal to other drivers of their intentions. There were long -19- of people waiting at bus -20- and -21- often seemed in danger of their lives as they trier to run across the road whenever there was a lull in the traffic. Emeka heard the blaring horn of a/an -22- as it rushed to pick up victims of an accident, and this was followed by four policeman in an open -23-. His auntie told him that the police did not have to -24- the speed limit in case of emergency, but civilian drivers could be heavily -25- for speeding.

Emeka and his auntie arrived in Port Harcourt during the rush-hour, when offices and shops were closing and workers were hurrying home. Emeka had never seen so many people on the streets or so many -16- on the roads. Emeka's auntie told him that the taxies had the worst drivers. One minute they would be -17- other cars, the next stopping in the middle of the road to pick up -18- without any signal to other drivers of their intentions. There were long -19- of people waiting at bus -20- and -21- often seemed in danger of their lives as they trier to run across the road whenever there was a lull in the traffic. Emeka heard the blaring horn of a/an -22- as it rushed to pick up victims of an accident, and this was followed by four policeman in an open -23-. His auntie told him that the police did not have to -24- the speed limit in case of emergency, but civilian drivers could be heavily -25- for speeding.

Emeka and his auntie arrived in Port Harcourt during the rush-hour, when offices and shops were closing and workers were hurrying home. Emeka had never seen so many people on the streets or so many -16- on the roads. Emeka's auntie told him that the taxies had the worst drivers. One minute they would be -17- other cars, the next stopping in the middle of the road to pick up -18- without any signal to other drivers of their intentions. There were long -19- of people waiting at bus -20- and -21- often seemed in danger of their lives as they trier to run across the road whenever there was a lull in the traffic. Emeka heard the blaring horn of a/an -22- as it rushed to pick up victims of an accident, and this was followed by four policeman in an open -23-. His auntie told him that the police did not have to -24- the speed limit in case of emergency, but civilian drivers could be heavily -25- for speeding.

I assured him I would not go back on my word

Adam's opponent has an axe to grind

Jude paid through his nose for his new car. This means he

The company closed down once it was in the red

Burning the midnight oil is not a prerequisite for succes in examinations. This means that to pass examinations

I .......... for sure that success ....... one

........, I would not have come

The lecturer does not ...... his real age

The speaker could not ....... his points before the bell sounded

The meeting did not adjourn until they...... all the matters before it

Mr. Oshos has bought a ......... car

I think we ...... for Kano on Sunday, at least either then or next Tuesday

food price ........ a lot since last year.

the answer to the sum ids wrong. You .......... a mistake

The notes the teacher dictated this morning ......... forty pages