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From the words lettered A to E, choose the word that best completes each of the following sentences. |
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11. |
The prices of cars have become..... A. painful B. unbearable C. stringent D. harsh E. exorbitant |
E |
12. |
I had ......trust in the boy before he woefully disappointed me A. essential B. flagrant C. absolute D. effective E. fruiful |
C |
13. |
We need to ....our resources in theses hard times A. squander B. economize C. minimize D. retrench E. withhold |
B |
14. |
Ngozi's soothing remarks were made to ....Femi's anger A. rekindle B. incense C. accommodate D. mollify E. petrify |
D |
15. |
The poor boy was ......when he stepped on live wire. A. blazed B. electrified C. radiated D. burnt E. electrocuted |
E |
16. |
The politician ran to another country to seek.... A. refuge B. safeguard C. retreat D. safety E. privacy |
A |
17. |
The governor ordered that the work done by any contractor should be properly.......so as to know the correct amount to pay A. processed B. investigated C. accounted D. probed |
C |
18. |
The University awarded.....doctorate degrees to four distinguished members of the community A. honourable B. expensive C. ceremonious D. ceremonial E. honorary |
E |
19. |
The students threatened to embark on a ....of lectures if their demands were not met A. condonation B. suspension C. rejection D. strike E. boycott |
E |
After each of the following sentences, a list of possible interpretations of the sentence is given. Choose the interpretation that you consider most appropriate for each sentence. |
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20. |
When the striking workers were threatened with dismissal, they decided to make a virtue of necessity. This means that they A. all resigned B. continued the strike action C. had to call off the strike D. accused some of their collegues of treachery |
C |
From the words lettered A to E, choose the word that best completes each of the following sentences. |
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11. |
The prices of cars have become..... A. painful B. unbearable C. stringent D. harsh E. exorbitant |
E |
12. |
I had ......trust in the boy before he woefully disappointed me A. essential B. flagrant C. absolute D. effective E. fruiful |
C |
13. |
We need to ....our resources in theses hard times A. squander B. economize C. minimize D. retrench E. withhold |
B |
14. |
Ngozi's soothing remarks were made to ....Femi's anger A. rekindle B. incense C. accommodate D. mollify E. petrify |
D |
15. |
The poor boy was ......when he stepped on live wire. A. blazed B. electrified C. radiated D. burnt E. electrocuted |
E |
16. |
The politician ran to another country to seek.... A. refuge B. safeguard C. retreat D. safety E. privacy |
A |
17. |
The governor ordered that the work done by any contractor should be properly.......so as to know the correct amount to pay A. processed B. investigated C. accounted D. probed |
C |
18. |
The University awarded.....doctorate degrees to four distinguished members of the community A. honourable B. expensive C. ceremonious D. ceremonial E. honorary |
E |
19. |
The students threatened to embark on a ....of lectures if their demands were not met A. condonation B. suspension C. rejection D. strike E. boycott |
E |
After each of the following sentences, a list of possible interpretations of the sentence is given. Choose the interpretation that you consider most appropriate for each sentence. |
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20. |
When the striking workers were threatened with dismissal, they decided to make a virtue of necessity. This means that they A. all resigned B. continued the strike action C. had to call off the strike D. accused some of their collegues of treachery |
C |