Year : 
1994
Title : 
English Language
Exam : 
WASSCE/WAEC MAY/JUNE

Paper 1 | Objectives

1 - 10 of 98 Questions

# Question Ans

Choose the word opposite in meaning to the underlined words.

1.

Polygamy is very common in Africa, whereas the only acceptable from of marriage in Europe is.....

A. bigamy

B. celibacy

C. polyandry

D. ordination

E. monogamy

E

2.

The principal wants us to....the motion, so don't oppose it.

A. sustain

B. support

C. defame

D. applaud

E. deride

B

3.

He denied that he ever.....committing the offence in his earlier statement

A. admitted

B. argued

C. emphasized

D. negated

E. colluded

A

4.

The brevity of the Guest-of-honour's address contrasts with the ....of the Chairman's opening remarks

A. intensity

B. propensity

C. solidity

D. affinity

E. verbosity

E

5.

The long trek exhausted him so he needed to rest to ....himself

A. repose

B. remake

C. recuperate

D. replace

E. rejuvenate

C

6.

The motorists said the splashing of the waters was...not deliberate

A. incidental

B. intentional

C. accidental

D. avoidable

E. unnecessary

C

7.

One of the aims of the structural adjustment policy is to make us...........rather than consumers

A. parasites

B. developers

C. designers

D. producers

E. founders

D

8.

The computerized services of the new bank contrast with the ....operations of the old ones

A. mechanical

B. eletrical

C. aerial

D. condensed

E. manual

E

9.

Tunde says he always looks sober because there is nothing to be ...about

A. serious

B. excited

C. happy

D. witty

E. worried

B

10.

I felt as if I was in an oven throughout my stay in the sahara, while our room here in Jos is like a .....

A. freezer

B. chimney

C. ventilator

D. furnance

E. delta

A

Choose the word opposite in meaning to the underlined words.

1.

Polygamy is very common in Africa, whereas the only acceptable from of marriage in Europe is.....

A. bigamy

B. celibacy

C. polyandry

D. ordination

E. monogamy

E

2.

The principal wants us to....the motion, so don't oppose it.

A. sustain

B. support

C. defame

D. applaud

E. deride

B

3.

He denied that he ever.....committing the offence in his earlier statement

A. admitted

B. argued

C. emphasized

D. negated

E. colluded

A

4.

The brevity of the Guest-of-honour's address contrasts with the ....of the Chairman's opening remarks

A. intensity

B. propensity

C. solidity

D. affinity

E. verbosity

E

5.

The long trek exhausted him so he needed to rest to ....himself

A. repose

B. remake

C. recuperate

D. replace

E. rejuvenate

C

6.

The motorists said the splashing of the waters was...not deliberate

A. incidental

B. intentional

C. accidental

D. avoidable

E. unnecessary

C

7.

One of the aims of the structural adjustment policy is to make us...........rather than consumers

A. parasites

B. developers

C. designers

D. producers

E. founders

D

8.

The computerized services of the new bank contrast with the ....operations of the old ones

A. mechanical

B. eletrical

C. aerial

D. condensed

E. manual

E

9.

Tunde says he always looks sober because there is nothing to be ...about

A. serious

B. excited

C. happy

D. witty

E. worried

B

10.

I felt as if I was in an oven throughout my stay in the sahara, while our room here in Jos is like a .....

A. freezer

B. chimney

C. ventilator

D. furnance

E. delta

A