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English Language NECO SSCE 2003 Concord (Subject-Verb Agreement)
From the options lettered A to E, choose the one that BEST COMPLETES each of the following sentences. As couple, Paul and Linda are deeply in love with_________
A
Every other
B
each other
C
one another
D
theirselves
E
themselves
medium Difficulty
English Language NECO SSCE 2003 Oral English: Vowel & Consonant Sounds
Choose from the options lettered A - E the one that has the same vowel sound as the one represented by the underlined letter(s). dog
A
bag
B
chord
C
cord
D
tog
E
pony
medium Difficulty
English Language NECO SSCE 2003 Concord (Subject-Verb Agreement)
From the options lettered A to E, choose the one that BEST COMPLETES each of the following sentences. The earlier we leave for Jos, the___________
A
earlier we shall arrive
B
better for us
C
more earlier we get there
D
more better it’ll be for us
E
early we can’t be late
medium Difficulty
English Language NECO SSCE 2003 Oral English: Vowel & Consonant Sounds
Choose from the options lettered A - E the one that has the same vowel sound as the one represented by the underlined letter(s). chief
A
chide
B
field
C
self
D
ship
E
sweat
medium Difficulty
English Language NECO SSCE 2003 Oral English: Vowel & Consonant Sounds
Choose from the options lettered A to E, the one that contains the sound segment represented by the given phonetic symbol. /dʒ/
A
cheat
B
cheek
C
chevron
D
judge
E
teach
medium Difficulty
English Language NECO SSCE 2003 Oral English: Vowel & Consonant Sounds
Choose from the options lettered A - E the one that has the same vowel sound as the one represented by the underlined letter(s). card
A
bad
B
bag
C
bard
D
lad
E
ward
medium Difficulty
English Language NECO SSCE 2003 Oral English: Vowel & Consonant Sounds
Choose from the options lettered A to E, the one that contains the sound segment represented by the given phonetic symbol. /W/
A
whom
B
house
C
wholesale
D
wholesome
E
whoop
medium Difficulty
English Language NECO SSCE 2003 Antonyms (Opposite in Meaning)
From the list of words or group of words tettered A to E, choose the one that is MOST NEARLY OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined word or group of words and that will, at the same time, correctly fill the gap in the sentence. The cause of the woman’s untimely death is mysterious unlike her father whose death was
A
abominable
B
gruesome
C
hidden
D
Known
E
sorrowful
medium Difficulty
English Language NECO SSCE 2003 Oral English: Stress, Rhymes & Intonation
Choose from the options lettered A - E the one that has the correct stress with the word given. ln each word only one syllable has the main/primary stress and the syllable is written in capital letters PHOTOSYNTHESIS
A
PHO-to-syn-the-sis
B
pho-TO-syn-the-sis
C
pho-to-SYN-the-sis
D
photo-syn-THE-sis
E
pho-to-syn-the-SIS
medium Difficulty
English Language NECO SSCE 2003 Antonyms (Opposite in Meaning)
From the list of words or group of words tettered A to E, choose the one that is MOST NEARLY OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined word or group of words and that will, at the same time, correctly fill the gap in the sentence. Whether in victory or in .......... politicians should always exhibit the spirit of sportsmanship.
A
Defeat
B
despair
C
distress
D
failure
E
success
medium Difficulty
English Language NECO SSCE 2003 Oral English: Stress, Rhymes & Intonation
Choose from the options lettered A - E the one that has the correct stress with the word given. ln each word only one syllable has the main/primary stress and the syllable is written in capital letters PRODUCTIVITY
A
PRO-duc-ti-vi-ty
B
pro-DUC-ti-vi-ty
C
pro-duc-TI-vi-ty
D
pro-duc-ti-Vl-ty
E
pro-duc-ti-vi-TY
medium Difficulty
English Language NECO SSCE 2003 Oral English: Stress, Rhymes & Intonation
Choose from the options lettered A - E, the one that rhymes with the word given. son
A
crone
B
spoon
C
sum
D
sun
E
tune
medium Difficulty
English Language NECO SSCE 2003 Antonyms (Opposite in Meaning)
From the list of words or group of words tettered A to E, choose the one that is MOST NEARLY OPPOSITE in meaning to the underlined word or group of words and that will, at the same time, correctly fill the gap in the sentence. Although Onyinye always discusses freely with her peers, she talks about her private life ___________.
A
Cautiously
B
daily
C
often
D
seldom
E
usually
medium Difficulty
English Language WAEC / WASSCE 2003 Reading Comprehension, Summary & Composition
Read the following passage carefully and answer the question on it. The dramatic increase in life expectancy globally towards the end of the twentieth century has renewed interest among scientists and laymen alike in the subject of longevity and he ageing process. This lengthening of life has been one of the greatest achievements of humanity. It was in recognition of this fact that the United Nations formally designated 1999 as the "International Year of Older Persons". Demographers tell a surprising story: octogenarians and older people, instead of the young, now form the fastest growing population group on earth. What then are the factors that determine man's health and the length of his life? Recent studies have identified so„ of these. It is known that the sounder your habits the longer your life may last. Nutritionists have told us that we W what we eat, that is to say, that what we eat influences the state of our health. Instead of over-eating, one should e,e a balanced diet including fruit and plenty of vegetables. Moderate physical exercise on a regular basis is of immense benefit. The family doctor should be consulted on how much exercise and what type are most appropriate for each individual. studies have shown that simple exercises in and around the home help the elderly to regain strength and vitality. The adage "use it or lose it" applies not only to the muscles but also to the mind. Mental exercise keeps the brains "telephone lines" alive whereas mental decline or serenity starts the moment a person retires and decides to take things easy in the erroneous belief that doesn't have to keep up with the world any more. Many retired civil servants fall into this bad habit. They can change this unhealthy habit by being actively engaged in reading, travel, education, clubs, professional associations. It is believed that such activities not only lift the spirit but also "rewire"the brain. In addition to these is the environment. In many developing countries the environment poses grave dangers to health, often resulting in preventable deaths. Access to clean safe water is severely limited. There are huge mountains of refuse breeding vermin, cockroaches and disease causing germs in both rural and urban areas. All this contribute, to the low life expectancy in these countries. Better sanitation, safer water for all and a reduction of vermin in the home will improve man's environment bolster his health and extend his life-span. The next factor is the state of medical care available in our countries. In the developed countries, advances in medical science have dramatically improved health and delivery. Unfortunately, the reverse has been the case in the poor countries of Africa and Asia. For example, in the USA, only one woman in 12,500 dies from pregnancy-related causes whereas one in 21 dies in Africa from the same causes! That speaks volumes about the deplorable state medical services. Finally, man has made a breakthrough in controlling his genetic make-up. A decade or so ago, he had no control whatsoever over his genetic engineering. Now, he can re-design his genetic constitution to ensure better health and longer life. (a) In six sentences, one for each, state the factors that improve man's health and life-span.
A
bills
B
tolls
C
fees
D
dues
medium Difficulty
English Language WAEC / WASSCE 2003 Reading Comprehension, Summary & Composition
Your brother is about to enter secondary school. Write a letter to him, stating at least three problems he is likely to face in school and suggesting ways of solving them.
medium Difficulty
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