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Question 51
jamb 1999
Select the correct option for the space numbered 23 in the above passage
Aitems
Bbulletin
Ccopies
Dspecimen
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Question 52
jamb 1999
Select the correct option for the space numbered 22 in the above passage
Aphotocopying
Bxeroxing
Cfilming
Dprinting
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Question 53
jamb 1999
Select the correct option for the space numbered 21 in the above passage
Atypewritten
Btypeset
Cdouble-spaced
Dsingle-spaced
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Question 54
jamb 1999
Select the correct option for the space numbered 20 in the above passage
Aproof-reading
Breading over
Cscanning over
Dskimming over
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Question 55
jamb 1999

Select the correct option for the space numbered 19 in the above passage

Aan error-proof
Ban editor
Ca lithographic
Dan evaluation
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Question 56
jamb 1999
Select the correct option for the space numbered 18 in the above passage
Amarket
Baudience
Cstudents
Dshops
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Question 57
jamb 1999
Select the correct option for the space numbered 17 in the above passage
Aan assessor
Ban evaluator
Ca checker
Dan examiner
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Question 58
jamb 1999
Select the correct option for the space numbered 16 in the above passage
Aan article
Ban essay
Ca book
Da manuscript
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Question 59
jamb 1999
From the passage, it is obvious that
Athere is a hierarchy of rights
Ball men possess the right to equal political affiliation
Cthere is deprivation in the society
Dthe negro in america are champions of equality
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Question 60
jamb 1999
It could be deduced from the passage that
Acitizens have equal political and legal treatment in america
Bthe nations of the democratic world have no political and ligal hierarchy
Cdemocratic nations are expanding the provision of social welfare
Dequality obliterates differences and variations among races and nations
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Question 61
jamb 1999
According to the passage, a democratic nation is one which
Aarranges welfare packages for every citizen
Babsorbs the negro into its political structure
Cgrants equality to citizens
Densures soci-political and legal equality for every citizen
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Question 62
jamb 1999

One of the social services provided by democratic nations is

Acatering for beggars and outcasts
Bsocial welfare schemes
Cprotection from human rights abuses
Dsecurity against national disasters
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Question 63
jamb 1999
A suitable tittle for the passage is
Ademocracy
Bdiscrimination
Cequality
Dfreedom
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Question 64
jamb 1999
From the writer's description of the world energy situation, we may conclude that
Adeveloping nations will soon experience poverty
Bdemand for recoverable fuel will plummet
Cconsumption has not affected production
Ddecline had not affected demand
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Question 65
jamb 1999
The writer seems to suggest that developed nations should
Aalways calculate a fossil fuel's remaining life
Breduce industrial and agricultural producton
Creduce dependence on fossil fuels
Dreview industrial dependence on energy
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Question 66
jamb 1999

fossil fuels as used in the passage includes

Awood, kerosine and natural gas
Boil, coal and natural gas
Clignite, butane and charcoal
Dwood, coal and oil
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Question 67
jamb 1999
The writer warns that the world could
Alose all its oil reserves in a matter of years
Bface energy crisis soon if production is not stepped up
Cexperience scarcity and low energy price soon
Dface low energy supply and poor agricultural output
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Question 68
jamb 1999
The expression 'standard of living in developed countries will plummet' means
Athe economy of rich nations will stagnate
Beconomic life will improve in rich nations
Cpurchasing power will decline sharply in rich nations
Dpeople in developed nations will experience boom
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Question 69
jamb 1999
Where are the rich getting richer and the poor poorer?
Ain nearly all developing countries
Bin a majority of countries in the world
Cin developing countries with modern sectors
Din countries with non-modern sectors
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Question 70
jamb 1999

Underemployment among the villagers refers to

Alack of sufficient land for everyone
Blow productivity when working
Cfewer people for many jobs
Dmore people for fewer jobs
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