Question 1Choose the option that best completes the following sentence.What should have been a source of motivation for him proved a terrible source of ...........A.failureB.harmC.discouragementD.uncertaintyE.disturbance Objective Show full explanation
Question 2Choose the right option to complete the sentence.At eighteen, Bose is .......... to take care of her sisters. A.enough oldB.too oldC.older enoughD.old enough Objective Show full explanation
Question 3Choose the word or group of words that is nearest in meaning to the starred expression as it is need in the sentence.But for the principal* actor the play would have been dull. A.importantB.heldC.masterD.famousE.main Objective Show full explanation
Question 4Choose the option that best completes the following sentence.Salary cuts could be the ......... of the workers' protest A.courseB.curseC.causeD.coarse Objective Show full explanation
Question 5Choose the opinion that best completes the following sentence.The previous assignment was .......... for me A.much too difficultB.too much differentC.difficult too muchD.much difficult too Objective Show full explanation
Question 6Choose the option that best completes the following sentence.Everybody had to do .......... homework A.his B.them C.their D.there Objective Show full explanation
Question 7Choose the option that best completes the following sentence........... normal circumstances, it is rare to get all registered voters to vote A.onB. by C.in D.under Objective Show full explanation
Question 8Choose the word or group of words that is nearest in meaning to the starred expression as it is need in the sentence.The lawyers' argument of the case was exhaustive*A.interesting B.exaggerating C.exhilarating D.thorough E.fascinating Objective Show full explanation
Question 9Choose the option that best completes the following sentence.Too many theories will not help us, we need to be .......... A.bookish B.hypothetical C.antithetical D.shrewd E.practical Objective Show full explanation
Question 10Choose the word or group of words that is nearest in meaning to the starred expression as it is used in the sentence.Okon attempted to entice* Eno with the promise of a handsome sum of money. A.deserve B.enchant C.for D.trick E.tempt Objective Show full explanation
Question 11Choose the word or group of words that is nearest in meaning to the starred expression as it is need in the sentence.But for the principal* actor the play would have been dull A.importantB.head C.masterD.famousE.main Objective Show full explanation
Question 12Choose the option that best completes the following sentence.Salary cuts could be the ............ of the workers protest. A.courseB.curseC.causeD.coarse Objective Show full explanation
Question 13Choose the option that best completes the following sentence.It .......... if the leader of the group had come with them A.will have been betterB.ought, to have being betterC.would been betterD.shall have been better Objective Show full explanation
Question 14Choose the option that best completes the following sentence.He runs ........... A.rather reach fastB.quite rather fastC.rather too fastD.too rather fast Objective Show full explanation
Question 15Choose the option that best completes the following sentence.Mrs Adams purchased A.pure leatherB.an imported pure leather bagC.a leather bag imported pureD.an imported bag pure leather Objective Show full explanation
Question 16Choose the interpretation you consider appropriate for the phrase in brackets.The plan to upgrade the dispensary to a general hospital did not materialise. This means that: A.the arrangement did not work out as wished B.the plan was badly executed C.it was difficult to obtain the right materials D.the materials purchased were not the right ones E.the plan did not meet the required specifications Objective Show full explanation
Question 17Choose the word or group of words that is nearest in meaning to the starred expression as it is used in the sentence.The monk lived an ascetic* life in order to discipline himself. A.a holy B.a religious C.an enjoyable D.a prayerful E.an AustereObjective Show full explanation
Question 18Choose the words or group of words that best completes each of the following sentence.As at yesterday only nomination papers in respect of three candidate.... A.have been filledB.are being tilledC.been fixedD.has been filed Objective Show full explanation
Question 19Choose the option that best completes the following sentence.Lekan has tried to live ......... to his parents expectation A.overB.onC.throughD.up Objective Show full explanation
Question 20Choose the interpretation you consider appropriate for the phrase in brackets.The member of staff told the principal that they took exception to his comments. This means that the members of staff A.approved of the principals commentsB.objected to the principals commentsC.warned to be exempted from the principals commentsD.warned the principal about his comments Objective Show full explanation
Question 21Choose the right option to complete the sentence.He knew A.that the wantedB.what they wantedC.if they want ID.at where they wanted Objective Show full explanation
Question 22Choose the option that best completes the following sentence.Nobody expects him to show ........... for his children but he certainly bestows too much affection on them A.loveB.concernC.intimacyD.devotionE.hatred Objective Show full explanation
Question 23Choose the right option to complete the sentence.Amaka has a special love ......... children, so she is going to be a teacher A.inB.withC.ofD.for Objective Show full explanation
Question 24Choose the interpretation you consider appropriate for the phrase in brackets.The candidates were told that passing the examination wasn't (a passport) to getting an admission. A.a guaranteeB.a suggestion inC.an equivalent toD.a necessity for.E.an intension for Objective Show full explanation
Question 25Choose the right option to complete the sentence.The press must cater for the needs of the .......... public A.readersB. readable C.reading D.reader Objective Show full explanation
Question 26Choose the interpretation you consider appropriate for the phrase in brackets.The preacher advise those who lost their property in the flood not to take it to heart as (every cloud has a silver lining). A.the loss is a common occurrence B.everybody must witness misfortunes in life C.every cloud has some silvery line, around it D.when there is life, there is hope E.there is a good side to all misfortunes Objective Show full explanation
Question 27Choose the option that best completes the following sentence.It is high time we ............A.leaveB.leftC.have to leave D.had to leaveObjective Show full explanation
Question 28It takes a great deal of stamina to run the marathon race A.courageB.determinationC.energyD.intelligenceE.cleverness Objective Show full explanation
Question 29Choose the option that best completes the following sentence.It was apparent that we were being ........... by the heat as soon as the air-conditioners was switched off. A.beatenB.stifledC.attackedD.bitten Objective Show full explanation
Question 30Choose the option that best completes the following sentence.It has been rough thus far A.hasn't itB.hadn't itC.isn't itD.wasn't it Objective Show full explanation
Question 31Choose the right option to complete the sentence.One of the two armed robbers was as daring in his words at the stake as the other was ......... A.moroseB.secretiveC.recklessD.timidE.rational Objective Show full explanation
Question 32Choose the option that best completes the following sentence.AN said that going .......... operation is not a pleasant experience A.throughB.overC.inD.by Objective Show full explanation
Question 33Choose the word or group of words that is MOST NEARLY OPPOSITE to the word in capital letters and that will at the same time, correctly fill the gap in the sentences.Tayo was able to (KINDLE) the fire which is father had to later A.killB.switchC.extinguishD.destroyE.ignite Objective Show full explanation
Question 34Choose the option that best completes the following sentence.As the opposing parties would not have peace the meeting .......... in confusion A.a broke outB.broke throughC.broke ofD.broke up Objective Show full explanation
Question 35Choose the option that is nearest in meaning to the expression in brackets as it is used in the sentenceThe men eventually gained their freedom and decided later to (get their own back) on their oppressors, A.strikeB.have their revengeC.abuseD.get somethingE.beat up Objective Show full explanation