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English Language NECO SSCE 2002 English Grammar
Choose from the options A to E the one that MOST APPROPRIATELY COMPLETES THE SENTENCE No sooner had the President entered the hall ............the programme started.
A
And
B
but
C
so
D
than
E
when
medium Difficulty
English Language NECO SSCE 2002 English Grammar
Choose from the options A to E the one that MOST APPROPRIATELY COMPLETES THE SENTENCE The Registrar discovered to his surprise that even as at 9.00 a.m. ..............Officers were in the office.
A
a few
B
a little
C
few
D
little
E
some
medium Difficulty
English Language NECO SSCE 2002 English Grammar
Choose from the options labelled A to E, the most appropriate question to the given sentence containing; a emphatic stress word. The emphatic stress word is written in CAPITAL letters. .......... My father built a MANSION in the village.
A
Did my father build a hut in the village?
B
Did my father build a mansion in the town
C
Did my father build many mansions in the village?
D
Did our father build a mansion in the village?
E
Did my uncle build a mansion in the village?
medium Difficulty
English Language NECO SSCE 2002 English Grammar
Choose from the options labelled A to E, the one that has the same vowel sound as the one represented underlined Letter(s). canoe
A
full
B
hoe
C
look
D
pool
E
robe
medium Difficulty
English Language NECO SSCE 2002 English Grammar
Choose from the options labelled A to E, the one that has the same consonant sound as the one represent the underlined letter(s) thumb
A
brown
B
drum
C
sing
D
subtle
E
tub
medium Difficulty
English Language NECO SSCE 2002 English Grammar
Choose from the options labelled A to E, the one that has the same vowel sound as the one represented underlined Letter(s). key
A
bit
B
fight
C
pet
D
pit
E
quay
medium Difficulty
English Language NECO SSCE 2002 English Grammar
Choose from the options labelled A to E, the one that has the same vowel sound as the one represented underlined Letter(s). drought
A
cat
B
crowd
C
draw
D
fault
E
soul
medium Difficulty
English Language NECO SSCE 2002 English Grammar
In the options labelled A to E, all the words except one have the same stress pattern. Choose the one with a different stress pattern. A. conceal B. customs C. select D. tycoon E. unknown
A
D
B
B
C
A
D
C
E
E
medium Difficulty
English Language NECO SSCE 2002 English Grammar
Choose from the options labelled A to E, the most appropriate question to the given sentence containing; an emphatic stress word. The emphatic stress word is written in CAPITAL letters. .......... Mary STOLE the biro in Tunde’s locker.
A
Did Mary borrow the biro in Tunde‘s locker?
B
Did Mary return the biro to Tunde‘s locker?
C
Did Mary steal the biro in Ayo’s locker?
D
Did Mary steal the biro in Tunde‘s bag?
E
Did Rosaline steal the book in Tunde’s locker?
medium Difficulty
English Language NECO SSCE 2002 English Grammar
Choose from the options A to E the one that MOST APPROPRIATELY COMPLETES THE SENTENCE In spite of all their shortcomings, we cannot ....... admire them.
A
And
B
but
C
even
D
or
E
to
medium Difficulty
English Language NECO SSCE 2002 English Grammar
Choose from the options A to E the one that is the NEAREST IN MEANING TO THE UNDERLINED WORD. Several of her colleagues commiserated with her on the death of her brother.
A
Associated
B
condoled
C
identified
D
mourned
E
sympathized
medium Difficulty
English Language NECO SSCE 2002 English Grammar
Choose from the options labelled A to E, the one that rhymes with the word given. Tomb
A
bomb
B
boom
C
comb
D
rumble
E
thumb
medium Difficulty
English Language NECO SSCE 2002 English Grammar
Choose from the options labelled A to E, the one that rhymes with the word given. Tomb
A
bomb
B
boom
C
comb
D
rumble
E
thumb
medium Difficulty
Biology NECO SSCE 2002 Science of Living Things
A pair of genes which controls a trait is described as
A
allele
B
dominant
C
hybrid
D
recessive
E
variant
medium Difficulty
Biology NECO SSCE 2002 Science of Living Things
In genetics, test cross is used to
A
confirm the number of offspring in F1
B
confirm the number of gametes present in parents
C
test for heterozygosity
D
test for X and Y chromosomes
E
test for the phenotypic ratio
medium Difficulty
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