Paper 1 | Objectives | 96 Questions
WASSCE/WAEC MAY/JUNE
Year: 2008
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In each of the following sentences, there is one word underlined and one gap. From the list of words lettered A - D, choose the word that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the underlined word and that will, at the same time, correctly fill the gap in the sentences. |
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Good teaching stimulates the interest of students, whereas bad teaching.............it A. dampens B. encourage C. supersedes D. retracts |
A |
2. |
Some youths of this generation are often hard-hearted compared to those of past generations who were................. A. indifferent B. fastidious C. proficient D. compassionate |
D |
3. |
The doctor does not think the patient will recover; the signs are ominous rather than............ A. encouraging B. feasible C. obvious D. gloomy |
A |
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The purpose of education is to enhance progress and not to...........it A. proscribe B. intercept C. impede D. confuse |
C |
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The teacher gave him high marks and wrote complimentary remarks in the margin, which surprisingly gave him...........feelings. A. doubtful B. secret C. unpleasant D. serious |
C |
6. |
Many people find cod liver oil disgusting but soldiers find it............... A. refreshing B. medicinal C. pleasant D. bitter |
C |
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The investigator relied solely on conjectures, which were not as reliable as........... A. facts B. hearsay C. figures D. fabrications |
A |
8. |
It was obvious that Modou committed the crime,but his friends were still............. A. unhappy B. doubtful C. suspicious D. confident |
B |
9. |
The government was blamed for implementing polices that favoured the elite at the expense of the................ A. workers B. wealthy C. masses D. oppressed |
C |
10. |
His suggestion on how to deal with the thief was invaluable, but the police considered it................ A. useless B. impossible C. necessary D. timely
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Detailed SolutionFor something to be invaluable, it is extremely useful; indispensable.Option A (useless) is the most nearly opposite in meaning. |
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From the words lettered A to D, choose the word that best completes each of the following sentences: |
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11. |
The woman's behaviour clearly shows that her love for her husband was merely,............. A. superstitious B. superlative C. elusive D. superficial |
D |
12. |
The man was told in his own interest to.................the statement he had made. A. cancel B. recast C. erase D. retract |
D |
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Mum made soothing remarks in order to............dad A. incense B. pacify C. rekindle D. protect |
B |
14. |
Ebou maintained his stand in.............of the principal's orders. A. defiance B. deference C. obedience D. defence |
A |
15. |
The outgoing president warned his successor to beware of ................who praise every action of government, good or bad. A. enthusiasts B. sycophants C. radicals D. favourites |
B |
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Salimata came into............when she won the beauty contest. A. public B. limelight C. focus D. view |
B |
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The current economic crisis has led to the.............of many workers. A. rejection B. retrenchment C. isolation D. ejection |
B |
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We all agree that the television is a more powerful.............of communication than the radio A. agent B. way C. instrument D. medium |
D |
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He won the election by a ..............of 500 votes. A. consensus B. margin C. surplus D. gap |
B |
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Daylight armed-robbery is a common.........in big cities. A. plan B. site C. exercise D. phenomenon |
D |
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