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Question 51
jamb 2011

Select the option that best explains the information conveyed in the sentence.

If I went to the village I would visit the King.

AIf i go to the village, i will visit the king
BI did not go to the village and I did not visit the king
CAll the times I went to the village I also visited the king
DI will visit the king when I go to the village
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Question 52
jamb 2011

select the option that best explains the information conveyed in the sentence.

My eldest son, who is in Lagos, studying English.

Aonly my son is in lagos studying english
Bmy only son is in lagos studying english
Cone of my sons is in lagos studying english
Dmy sons are in lagos but, only one is studying english
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Question 53
jamb 2011

In question number 25 above, choose the best option from letters A - D that best completes the gap.

Anotable
Bliable
Ccredible
Dflexible
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Question 54
jamb 2011

In question number 24 above, choose the best option from letters A - D that best completes the gap.

Astructure
Bpaints
Cemulsion
Demissions
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Question 55
jamb 2011

In question number 23 above, choose the best option from letters A - D that best completes the gap.

Acommand
Bdemand
Cwarming
Dsupply
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Question 56
jamb 2011

In question number 22 above, choose the best option from letters A - D that best completes the gap.

Ageography
Bsocieties
Csystems
Dlife
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Question 57
jamb 2011

In question number 21 above, choose the best option from letters A - D that best completes the gap.

Apopularity
Benergy
Cingenuity
Dincapability
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Question 58
jamb 2011

In question number 20 above, choose the best option from letters A - D that best completes the gap.

Aan acceptable
Ba foremost
Cthe only
Dthe last
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Question 59
jamb 2011

In question number 19 above, choose the best option from letters A - D that best completes the gap.

Arepercussions
Bclouds
Cpressure
Dimplication
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Question 60
jamb 2011
In question number 18 above, choose the best option from letters A - D that best completes the gap.
Acustoms
Bcompanies
Ctrade-zones
Dvariations
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Question 61
jamb 2011

In question number 17 above, choose the best option from letters A - D that best completes the gap.

Aknowledge of
Battitude to
Ccommitment to
Dopinion of
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Question 62
jamb 2011

In question number 16 above, choose the best option from letters A - D that best completes the gap.

Awell-defined
Bfast-paced
Cfavourable
Dsocial
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Question 63
jamb 2011

According to the passage, electricity was first discovered in

Ahearts and brains
Bmuscles of animals
Clightening
Dfish
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Question 64
jamb 2011

The inventors of biocell justified the need for it by saying that it would

Adevelop ways for changing biocells into fuel for use
Byield a source of energy without much spending
Cproduce electricity for all types of machines
Dproduce signals to guid all ships and other vessels
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Question 65
jamb 2011

The writer's posture, as conveyed in the statement Electricity from living cells is no new idea, can be described as

Aineffectual
Bcontentious
Clogical
Dunguarded
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Question 66
jamb 2011

A suitable title for the passage is

AEnergy from Living Things
BElectricity and Living Creatures
CBiocell and Scientific Discoveries
DThe Biocell's Future
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Question 67
jamb 2011

Which of the following statements summarizes the argument of the last paragraph?

AHeavy traffic on a miry and dirty road may lead to evil thoughts
BThe more evil we think, the more vile we are likely to become
CEvil people should not be welcomed as guets in our homes the same way as we welcome good people
DEvil thought control the key to the human heart and no one can keep them out.
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Question 68
jamb 2011

The expression Think of the devil and he will appear... as used in the passage, suggest that

Alike the devil thoughts must not reign in our hearts
Bevil thoughts are fantasies which exist only in people's mind
Cuncontrolled evil thoughts may lead to evil deeds
Dthe devil gives evil thoughts only to those who invite him in
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Question 69
jamb 2011

From the argument in the second paragraph, it can be concluded that evil thoughts control the lives of people who

Aare helpless because they fly out of their minds
Bcherish idle and slothful ways
Care thieves with evil instincts
Dtreasure and ruminate on them
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Question 70
jamb 2011

Which of the following represents the writer's view in the passage?

AEvil thoughts may come but there is virtue in keeping them out
BEvil thoughts will continue to stings us likes vipers as long as there are enemies who cause offence
CLike the pendulum, evil thoughts will always come to our minds no matter what we do
DLike most birds, evil thoughts fly swiftly in our minds without perching
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