Question 1Fill in the blank spaces in the following sentences making use of the best of the four options.The old car ........... several times this year. A.was repairedB.has been repairedC.had been repairedD.was being repaired Objective Show full explanation
Question 2Fill in the blank spaces in the following sentences making use of the best of the four options.You should should show some consideration ......... the feelings of others: A.withB.toC.aboutD.for Objective Show full explanation
Question 3Fill in the blank spaces in the following sentences making use of the best of the four options.If he had entered the room, I .............. him. A.sawB.had seenC.would have beenD.will see Objective Show full explanation
Question 4Fill in the blank spaces in the following sentences making use of the best of the four options.The horse is a winner, .......... A.you can take that from meB.you can say I say soC.you can take my word for itD.you may or may not believe itObjective Show full explanation
Question 5Fill in the blank spaces in the following sentences making use of the best of the four options.If we went to any European country, ..................... Britain, we would need a substantial amount of money to pay our way. A.likeB.let us sayC.as an exampleD.if we say Objective Show full explanation
Question 6Fill in the blank spaces in the following sentences making use of the best of the four options................., it might not look such a rosy proposition. A.From his viewing proposalB.When he views the proposalC.Having viewed the proposalD.From his point of view Objective Show full explanation
Question 7Fill in the blank spaces in the following sentences making use of the best of the four options.Emeka .............. as a mechanic when he was young, but now he is a driver. A.had been workingB.used to workC.would have workedD.had worked Objective Show full explanation
Question 8Fill in the blank spaces in the following sentences making use of the best of the four options.The students ............ so much noise while the lecture was going on that the lecturer had to walk out of the class. A.madeB.had been makingC.were makingD.had madeObjective Show full explanation
Question 9Fill in the blank spaces in the following sentences making use of the best of the four options.In the past, his father used to walk but nowadays he ............. to work by bicycle. A.was goingB.seldom goesC.goesD.is goingObjective Show full explanation
Question 10Fill in the blank spaces in the following sentences making use of the best of the four options.By the end of the next semester, his university education ................ A.would have completedB.will be completingC.shall have completedD.must complete Objective Show full explanation
Question 11Fill in the blank spaces in the following sentences making use of the best of the four options.The telephone ........ in the nineteenth century and is now used in most countries in the world. A.had been inventedB.was inventedC.has been inventedD.would have been invented Objective Show full explanation
Question 12Fill in the blank spaces in the following sentences making use of the best of the four options.The way to stop some frivolous publications is to .......... the press.A.gagB.shackleC.bindD.handcuffObjective Show full explanation
Question 13Fill in the blank spaces in the following sentences making use of the best of the four options.The exercise must be done ............... possible.A.as quickly asB.as quicker asC.as quicklyD.as most quickly Objective Show full explanation
Question 14Fill in the blank spaces in the following sentences making use of the best of the four options.For their part in the unsuccessful ........ the mutineers were court-martialed. A.coopesB.coupesC.coupeD.coupObjective Show full explanation
Question 15Fill in the blank spaces in the following sentences making use of the best of the four options.The chairman ruled the impertinent speaker ............A.according to orderB.out of orderC.correctlyD.contrary to order Objective Show full explanation
Question 16Fill in the blank spaces in the following sentences making use of the best of the four options.Your approach to the problem is different ours. A.asB.likeC.fromD.toObjective Show full explanation
Question 17Fill in the blank spaces in the following sentences making use of the best of the four options.They ......... receipt our donation with thanks. A.recievedB.recivedC.receivedD.receipt Objective Show full explanation
Question 18Fill in the blank spaces in the following sentences making use of the best of the four options.You surely want .............. in your tea, don't you?A.all milkB.a milkC.some milkD.any milk. Objective Show full explanation
Question 19Fill in the blank spaces in the following sentences making use of the best of the four options.Although he was invited to the party ............. he was not welcome.A.butB.yetC.so.D.becauseObjective Show full explanation
Question 20Fill in the blank spaces in the following sentences making use of the best of the four options.I told him ................. he had no chance. A.quite by franklyB.quite franklyC.quite in franknessD.quite being frank Objective Show full explanation
Question 21Fill in the blank spaces in the following sentences making use of the best of the four options.The passenger waited patiently whilst they transferred his ........ from the taxi to the bus. A.PropertiesB.baggagesC.LuggageD.Luggages Objective Show full explanation
Question 22Choose the word or phrase from A to D which has the nearest in meaning to the underlined word or words in each of the following sentences.He used his savings to bring up his nephew. A.accompanyB.feedC.leadD.support Objective Show full explanation
Question 23Choose the word or phrase from A to D which has the nearest in meaning to the underlined word or words in each of the following sentences.Mary is jealous of her sister's success. A.suspiciousB.bitterC.mindfulD.envious Objective Show full explanation
Question 24Choose the word or phrase from A to D which has the nearest in meaning to the underlined word or words in each of the following sentences.Our school prefect is too officious and all of us hate him because of his behavior. A.efficientB.efficaciousC.over-zealousD.showy Objective Show full explanation
Question 25Choose the word or phrase from A to D which has the nearest in meaning to the underlined word or words in each of the following sentences.The President of our club has sent his regrets. He may be unable to attend the next meeting. A.confusionB.explanationC.sadnessD.apologies Objective Show full explanation
Question 26Choose the word or phrase from A to D which has the nearest in meaning to the underlined word or words in each of the following sentences.Whenever I travel abroad, I always bring, on my return photographs, postcards and other small items as souvenirs. A.MementoesB.momentoesC.memorialsD.remembrance Objective Show full explanation
Question 27Choose the word or phrase from A to D which has the nearest in meaning to the underlined word or words in each of the following sentences.Because our representative in the National House of Assembly is an immature and biased politician, he takes jaundiced view of our social and economic problems. A.hazyB.unclearC.prejudicedD.brightly Objective Show full explanation
Question 28Choose the word or phrase from A to D which has the nearest in meaning to the underlined word or words in each of the following sentences.His wife for ten years refused point-blank to leave her matrimonial home even when he brought another woman into the house. A.boldlyB.pointedlyC.sharplyD.bluntly Objective Show full explanation
Question 29Choose the word or phrase from A to D which has the nearest in meaning to the underlined word or words in each of the following sentences.In some parts of Nigeria, people are ............. ostracized and rendered unhappy simply because of their ancestry. A.abandonedB.shut off from societyC.refused educationD.hated and render Objective Show full explanation
Question 30Choose the word or phrase from A to D which has the nearest in meaning to the underlined word or words in each of the following sentences.One of the surest ways to ensure good health is to have a wholesome and adequate diet. A.palatableB.mixedC.hygienicD.health Objective Show full explanation
Question 31Choose the word which is opposite in meaning to the underlined Word in each of the following sentences.The doctor was very gentle with his patients in the examining room.A.harshB.rudeC.roughD.unkind Objective Show full explanation
Question 32Choose the word which is opposite in meaning to the underlined Word in each of the following sentences.John is a disco addict. He takes his studies rather lightly A.humorouslyB.tediouslyC.carefullyD.seriously Objective Show full explanation
Question 33Choose the word which is opposite in meaning to the underlined Word in each of the following sentences.My brother is very lazy. He will not take his studies seriously. His future looks quite bleak. A.cloudyB.cheerlessC.brightD.hugeObjective Show full explanation
Question 34Choose the word which is opposite in meaning to the underlined Word in each of the following sentences.While our most recently elected legislators are living a life of affluence and ostentation, the vast majority of those who elected them into power are. unhappy. A.influenceB.pleasureC.povertyD.consequence Objective Show full explanation
Question 35Choose the word which is opposite in meaning to the underlined Word in each of the following sentences.It is generally believed that misers are not loved by many. A.spendersB.spendthriftsC.saversD.hoarders Objective Show full explanation
Question 36Choose the word which is opposite in meaning to the underlined Word in each of the following sentences.My brother's primary school foundation was not solid and this affected his secondary educationA.soundB.shakyC.weakD.sordid Objective Show full explanation
Question 37Choose the word which is opposite in meaning to the underlined Word in each of the following sentences.Politicians and holders of politician appointments generally assumed to be cunning.A.kingB.generousC.straightforwardD.slyObjective Show full explanation
Question 38Choose the word which is opposite in meaning to the underlined Word in each of the following sentences.This card entitles you to attend the film show.A.disqualifiesB.satisfiesC.discouragesD.proclaimsObjective Show full explanation
Question 39Choose the word which is opposite in meaning to the underlined Word in each of the following sentences.The increase in transport fares deterred our club from planning an excursion this year.A.deferredB.irritatedC.restrictedD.encouraged Objective Show full explanation
Question 40Choose the word which is opposite in meaning to the underlined Word in each of the following sentences.The severity of the harmattan helped me to complete my writing assignment in record time because I had no choice but to lock myself indoors. A.warmthB.mildnessC.leniencyD.gentility Objective Show full explanation
Question 41Choose the word which is opposite in meaning to the underlined Word in each of the following sentences.Disgruntled people are indifferent to any plans to rid society of evil.A.different fromB.opposed toC.in agreement withD.interested in Objective Show full explanation
Question 42Choose the word which is opposite in meaning to the underlined Word in each of the following sentences.The deafening noise of the two jet planes which flew across our compound yesterday made people fear that an assault on the country might be imminent.A.impendingB.aheadC.remoteD.eminent Objective Show full explanation
Question 43Choose the word which is opposite in meaning to the underlined Word in each of the following sentences.Many untrustworthy students give evasive answers to questions which they fully understand A.directB.simpleC.truthfulD.clever Objective Show full explanation
Question 44Choose the word which is opposite in meaning to the underlined Word in each of the following sentences.The governor upheld the decision of his cabinet. A.held upB.abolishedC.reversedD.maintained Objective Show full explanation
Question 45Choose the word which is opposite in meaning to the underlined Word in each of the following sentences.He is loved for his altruism. A.benevolenceB.sincerityC.selfishnessD.kindness Objective Show full explanation
Question 46Choose the word which is opposite in meaning to the underlined Word in each of the following sentences.James is naturally taciturn. A.friendlyB.cheerfulC.livelyD.garrulous Objective Show full explanation
Question 47Choose the word which is opposite in meaning to the underlined Word in each of the following sentences.To most people last Christmas was an austere period. A.prosperousB.harshC.severeD.sour Objective Show full explanation
Question 48Choose the word which is opposite in meaning to the underlined Word in each of the following sentences.The chief was generous in his award of University scholarships. A.nobleB.considerateC.liberalD.mean Objective Show full explanation
Question 49Choose the word which is opposite in meaning to the underlined Word in each of the following sentences.The explosive growth of world population has not been caused by a sudden increase in human fertility. A.fantasticB.gradualC.combustibleD.dangerous Objective Show full explanation
Question 50Choose the word which is opposite in meaning to the underlined Word in each of the following sentences.The Super Eagles lost the match because their goalkeeper was in a haze most of the time. A.indisposedB.confusedC.alertD.sleepingObjective Show full explanation