Gns 212 Past Question
Gns 212 Past Question
IT DOES’NT MATTER WHO YOU ARE A DECADE AGO, A YEAR AGO, OR EVEN YESTERDAY.
WHAT MATTERS IS WHO YOU ARE TODAY, AND WILL BE TOMORROW. EDUCATION IS ONE
OF THE TOOLS THAT BRINGS OUT THE POTENTIAL YOU DON’T KNOW YOU POSSES, RE-
STRUCTURE AND RE-MODIFY YOU TO BECOME SOMEONE DIFFIRENT FROM TODAY (
ONLY IF YOU GIVE THE CHANCE).
Not so
Is it
Isn‟t
Does it
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We should all rejoice that we have won ___ ?
Isn‟t it
Shouldn‟t we
Should we
Not so
Does he
Has he
Hasn‟t he
Valueless
Of little value
Of no price
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The cause and solution to the problem ….. this.
Is
Are
1
Slow and steady……the race.
Win
Wins
None of the above
All of the above
Have
Are
None of the above
All of the above
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The wages of sin…. death.
Is
Are
1
I don‟t suppose you have met him,…………?
Haven‟t you
Don‟t I
Did you
Have you
Regular
Catenative
Superlative
Transitive
Subjunctive
Finite
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The verb form of the word “diagnosis” is:
Diagnose
Diagnonise
Diagnosim
Diagnosia
1
All their plans fell through, means……
Succeeded
Materialized
Passed through
Failed
For
To
With
Reverse
Take
Carry
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I think the blue will ……….. you best.
Fit
Suit
Sweet
None of the above.
1
“She is a woman of easy virtue” is an example of
Paradox
Metaphor
Euphemism
Simile
Serviceable
Express
Courier
Luxury
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The boys have not …….
Quarreled
Quarrelled
2
Death lays his icy hand on kings.
Personification
Simile
Metaphor
Paradox.
Metaphor
Euphemism
Oxymoron
Personification
Oxymoron
Metaphor
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The righteous shall flourish as the palm tree.
Hyperbole
Simile
Metaphor
Synecdoche
2
He has fallen asleep.
Hyperbole
Simile
Metaphor
Euphemism
On /at
For / in
On / in
Walks
Works
Walk
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The dog broke one of ____leg in the fight.
It‟s
Its‟
Its
It
3
Box office, auditorium and crew are registers of…...
Education
Theatre
Transport
Advertising
Manufacturing
Transport
Entertainment
Entertainment
Telecommunication
Transport
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The mower is in front of the shed. The underlined group of words is a…….
Adverb
Adjective
Preposition
Conjunction
3
The concert will start by nine barring rain. The underlined word is …..
Noun
Preposition
Adverb
Noun
Preposition
Adjective
Interjection
Adverb
Conjunction
Noun
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I like that. The underlined word is ….
Adjective
Adverb
Conjunction
Pronoun
4
He doesn‟t like the food that much. The underlined word is ….
Adjective
Adverb
Verb
Noun
He said that the man would beg. The underlined word is…
Adjective
Adverb
Conjunction
Noun
She was so pretty that I loved her at first sight. The underlined group of words is
an example of
Noun
Result
She was happier than I imagined. – The underlined group of words is an example
of Subordinate
Clause of:
Manner
Time
Noun
Comparison
4
That she left the school is known to all. – The underlined group of words is an
example of
Time
Noun
Purpose
I know when to apply for bank loan. – The underlined group of words is an
example of Subordinate
Clause of:
Result
Time
Noun
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Reason
3
Manner
Condition
Noun
Concession
Left
Leaves
3
Life
Live
Living
Life
2
Their‟s
Theres
Pull
Pole
Pool
3
Is
Are
None of the above
1
Truth and honesty….. a nation.
Exalt
Exalts
None of the above
2
The governor, as well as the driver …in the accident.
Die
Dies
None of the above
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Make
Makes
None of the above
Is
Are
None of the above
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You need to ____the appetite of your audience.
Wet
Wett
Wept
Whet
1
They ordered for two plates of rice and ………
Cow meat
Pig meat
Beef
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Occurrence
Occurence
Ocurrence
Ocurence
1
Embarrassed
Embarassed
Embarrased
Embbarased
1
The President has refused to give his……
Ascent
Assent
Accent
Asset
1
The…………of our troops was high.
Morale
Moral
Morals
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Morel
1
Investigate
Examine
Inquire
Require
1
Comprises
Consists
Contains
Includes
2
He was……tired that he could no longer stand.
Very
so too
Extremely
Aviation
Athletics
Legal
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“The school was shut down last week” The underlined word is in
its_________________________
Past form
Present form
Past participle form
Save
Safe
Saved
Safed
2
The letter is ___________________________ forwarded to you.
Been
Being
Be
Has being
2
The computation of tariff rates_____________________based on AFEM rate.
Is
Are
Have
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Were
1
Was
Is
Have
Has
3
Is
Are
Have
Were
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The dog___________________ one of our guests yesterday.
Beat
Bate
Bit
Bite
3
The dog has_______________________ one of our guests.
Beaten
Bitten
Bite
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Bit
2
Bitten
Beat
Beaten
Being bitten
3
Did
Was
Had
Has
2
“Dreadful and ugly is the face of death”. The complement of this sentence is
___________________
Death
The face of death
None of these
2
Mine
We
Were
Was
Had
Have
Have
Has
Is
Was
1
Not ____________that he was in danger, the man walked into their net.
Realized
Being realized
Realizing
Been realizing
3
Having ______dismissed from the army, the man took to armed robbery
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Being
Been
Be
Haven
2
I was _____________________________ in 1985
Born
Borne
Burn
Bone
1
I sing better than you______________________________
Do
Are
Does
Sung
1
“The spectators were cheerful” The word „cheerful‟ is:
An adverb
A noun
The complement
A prepositional object
3
You _________________________ to say that
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Do not supposed
2
“Incessant outages in the neighborhood have damaged the fridge”. The subject of
this sentence is:
Outages
Neighbourhood
Our fridge
None of the above
1
„The census figures are usually controversial‟, the word usually in the sentence is:
A verb
An adverb
An adjective
A preposition
2
Is
Are
Were
Have
1
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An adverb
A noun
A preposition
3
The family‟ income doubled within two years‟. The word doubled is:
A noun
An adjective
An adverb
None of these
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„Spectacular things are happening here‟. The verb in this sentence is:
Are
Happening
Are happening
Things
3
A verb
An adjective
An adverb
A clause
2
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„The problems were being solved by the principal‟. This sentence is derived from
___________________
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An ambiguous statement is:
Confusing
Disappointing
Open to two or more interpretations
Meaningless
3
The Chairman will lead us to the site where there is a large deposit of lead The two
forms of lead in
This sentence are known as:
Homophones
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Homographs
Synonyms
Homonyms
I will go and deposit the money in the bank, after which I will go and relax at the
bank of the River Osun
Homonyms
Homophones
Hyponyms
Synonyms
2
X satisfied me
X satisfies me
X is satisfying me
X has satisfied me
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The object
The compliment
Adjunct
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„Swinging and swaying are the palm trees under the wind‟
Swinging
The palm trees
4
We left... at the railway station
Our luggages
Some luggages
Our luggage
Several luggage
Either pencil.
Each pencils.
Both pencil.
All the children in Class III have been beating ... since you left.
One another
Each other
Themselves
Theirselves
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What are you doing here? You ... to be at school.
Are suppose
Are supposing
Are supposed
Suppose
3
She explained that she ... home early.
Has to leave
Had to leave
Is leaving
Has left
Telling
Tell
To be telling
To stay
Stay
To be staying
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My parents ... a house near the lagoon.
Are having
Have
were having
Have been having
2
I wish I... in a city!
Am living
Live can
Live
Could live
Drives
Use to drive
Go drive
Comply
Request
Depend
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She had been entrusted ... the delicate assignment.
To
With
For
On
2
1 is sorry I lost my temper all of a sudden; I don't know what came ... me.
Upon
Round
Across
Over
Gave way
Blew out
Blew up
The accused pleaded not guilty and was ... without any punishment.
Left off
Given up
Sent down
Let off
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I don't have ... to declare.
Something
Anything
Nothing
Some
2
We are aware that he has resigned,... ?
Aren‟t we
Are we
Not so
Isn‟t it
"When will you clear the table?" The manager asked the waiter when ... clear the
table. will
He would he
He will
He would
Whether
If so
That
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Drop your gun ... I'll shoot!
Whereas
Although
Nevertheless
Or else
4
You are tired; so ....
Are we
We are
She is
They are
Here I am
There I am
There am I
Incident
Confrontation
Accusation
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To ensure that the students remember the lecture, the lecturer reiterated the main
points of the
Lecture.
Summarized
Announced
Developed
Repeated
Military discipline
Legal disqualification
2
Owe
Praise
Thanks
Recognize
3
The damages are to be shared pro rata among the injured parties.
Proportionally
Fractionally
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Rationally
Respectively
Stand
Stall
Rank
Kiosk
Passed off
Gave up
2
Fail to give
Fail to return
Fail to keep
Fail to mention
3
Refer to
Consider to
Harsh
Mild
Dull
Heavy
Penalized
Rebuked
1