SS 2 SECOND TERM EXAMINATION
ENGLISH STUDIES S S 3
In each of the following sentences, there is one underlined word and one gap. From the list of words lettered A to D, choose the one that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the underlined word and that will, at the same time, correctly fill the gap in the sentence.
- Most African countries face poverty while few enjoy ……………………….
- influence
- money
- affluence
- power
- Last year our farmers cultivated more crops than they……………………….
- destroyed
- uprooted
- harvested
- yielded
From the words lettered A to D, choose the word that best completes each of the following sentences.
- There would have been a riot in our school but for the timely……………..of our staff.
- intervention
- interruption
- interference
- invasion
- The armed robbers ……………every room in the bank to look for money.
- explored
- ransacked
- raked
- swept
After each of the following sentences, a list of possible interpretations is given. Choose the interpretation that you consider most appropriate for each sentence.
- Ade is too clever by half. This means that Ade is
- far cleverer than others.
- actually very stupid in his behaviour.
- annoyingly clever.
- behaving to be clever but is not.
- Ameh is really being economical with the truth. This means that Ameh
- is being praised for being honest.
- does not know enough.
- knows more than he is prepared to say.
- is not telling the truth
From the words lettered A to D below each of the following sentences, chose the word or group of words that is nearest in meaning to the underlined word as it is used in the sentence.
- By failing to attend the interview, Idoko has lost a golden opportunity.
- blessed
- bright
- good
- delightful
- I hope the principal would be gracious enough to forgive us.
- cordial
- polite
- merciful
- gentle
From the words or group of words lettered A to D, choose the word or group of words that best completes each of the following sentences.
- A good citizen abides ………….. the rules of the land.
- with
- in
- at
- by
- Since his swearing in, the governor ……………….. his hometown.
- had not been visiting
- has not visited
- did not visit
- had not visited
PAPER 3 (TEST 0F ORALS]
SECTION 1
From the words lettered A to D, choose the word that has the same vowel sound as the one represented by the letters underlined.
- wit
- fright
- wheat
- tree
- market
- look
- glue
- you
- cup
- curious
SECTION 2
From the words lettered A to D, choose the word that has the same consonant sound(s) as the one represented by the letter(s) underlined.
- dance
- handsome
- sandwich
- adjective
- pounding
- plucked
- smiled
- slammed
- luck
- table
SECTION 3
From the words lettered A to D, choose the word that rhymes with the given word.
- carrier
- area
- barrier
- serious
- ravine
- drought
- crowd
- nought
- shout
- taught
SECTION 4
In each of the following questions, the main/primary stress is indicated by writing the syllable on which it occurs in capital letters. From the words lettered A to D, choose the one that has the correct stress.
- acrimony
- A-cri-mo-ny
- a-CRI-mo-ny
- a-cri-MO-ny
- a-cri-mo-NY
SECTION 5:
In the following options lettered A to D, all the words except one have the same stress pattern. Identify the one with the different stress pattern.
- A. sanctify
- promising
- notify
- organic
SECTION 6
In each of the following sentences, the word that receives the emphatic stress is written in capital letters. From the questions lettered A to D, choose the one to which the given sentence is the appropriate answer.
- The DOCTOR examined the patient with a stethoscope.
- Did the teacher examine the patient with a stethoscope?
- Did the doctor cure the patient with a stethoscope?
- Did the doctor examine the nurse with a stethoscope?
- Did the doctor examine the patient with a telescope?
SECTION 7
From the words lettered A to D, choose the word that contains the sound represented by the given phonetic symbol.
- / ǝ /
- accurate
- nephew
- ageless
- waddle
Choose the option that best conveys the meaning of the underlined portion in the following sentence;
- In the match against the uplanders team, the sub mariners turned out to be the dark horse
- A. played most brilliantly
- B. played below their usual form
- C. won unexpectedly
- D. lost as expected
- E. won as expected
- Only the small fry get punished for such social misdemeanors
- A. small boys
- B. unimportant people
- C. frightened people
- D. frivolous people
- E. inexperienced people
Choose the option that best conveys the meaning of the underlined portion in the following sentence;
23. He spoke with his heart in his mouth
- A. courageously
- B. with such unusual cowardice
- C. with a lot of confusion in his speech
- D. without being able to make up his mind
- E. with fright and agitation
Choose the option that best conveys the meaning of the underlined portion in the following sentence;
- The leader in today’s issue of our popular newspaper focuses on inflation
- A. president
- B. headline
- C. editorial
- D. columnist
- E. proprietor
Choose the option that best conveys the meaning of the underlined portion in the following sentence;
25. From the ways my friend talks, you can see he is such a bore
- A. rude
- B. brilliant
- C. uninteresting
- D. overbearing
- E. humorous
- His jail terms were to run concurrently
- A. simultaneously
- B. uniformly
- C. laboriously
- D. consecutively
- E. judiciously
- There is some obvious symmetry in the whole presentation
- A. confusion
- B. hesitation
- C. excitement
- D. orderliness
- E. dissatisfaction
- The bill has to wait as we are now insolvent
- A. overworked
- B. bankrupt
- C. unsettled
- D. insoluble
- E. affluent ;
- All his plans fell through
- A. failed
- B. were accomplished
- C. had to be reviewed
- D. were rejected
- E. fell
- The balance sheet at the end of the business year shows that we broke even
- A. lost heavily
- B. made profit
- C. neither lost nor gained
- D. had no money to continue business
- E. were heavily indebted to our bankers
Complete each of the following sentences by choosing the option that most suitably fills the space;
- Before the operation, the dentist found that his patient’s teeth….
- A. have long decayed
- B. have long been decayed
- C. have long being decayed
- D. had long decayed
- E. had been decayed
- The employer, not the salesman and his representative …. responsible for the loss
- A. are
- B. are being
- C. are never
- D. have been
- E. is
- The boy was born before his parents actually got married and so the court has declared him ….
- A. illegal
- B. illegitimate
- C. illicit
- D. unlawful
- E. untenable
- As he was still owing me two naira, i was careful not to …. him any more money
- A. lend
- B. loan
- C. borrow
- D. extend
- E. credit
- Last week the …. at the theater was the longest i had ever seen
- A. assembly
- B. congregation
- C. convention
- D. audience
- E. crowd
36.He went abroad with a view …. a business partner
- A. to find
- B. to be finding
- C. to have found
- D. to finding
- E. he will find
37 He had just entered the office …. the telephone rang
- A. as
- B. before
- C. since
- D. when
- E. until
- They …. receive visitor on short notice
- A. use to
- B. are used to
- C. used to
- D. are always
- E. are use to
- His suggestion are completely …. the point and cannot be accepted
- A. to
- B. about
- C. beside
- D. on
- E. under
- For …. he is a secretary we shall not have correct minutes
- A. because
- B. as long as
- C. so long
- D. in as much
- E. although
- He went up quickly and returned ….
- A. fastest
- B. fastly
- C. as fastly
- D. as fast
- E. in fastness
- Invariably, he ends his letters …. amicably
- A. you
- B. your’s
- C. yours’
- D. yours
- E. your own
- If i went to the cinema i …. early
- A. shall return
- B. am returning
- C. would return
- D. had return
- E. may return
- The traditional folktales form an …. to the book
- A. index
- B. insertion
- C. information
- D. overview
- E. appendix
- The frightening explosion in the factory …. whole wing
- A. washed out
- B. wiped out
- C. rooted out
- D. flushed out
- E. cleared out
- Our plane was scheduled to …. at 10.00 hrs but it was delayed because of the bad weather
- A. fly out
- B. take off
- C. start out
- D. shoot off
- E. lift off
- As luck would have it, the weather brightened almost immediately and after six hours flight we …. at Heathrow Airport
- A. touched down
- B. dropped
- C. came down
- D. flew down
- E. stopped
- Before we left the airport, each passenger was made to …. certain form
- A. fill in
- B. write in
- C. enter in
- D. go through
- E. read out
- My father cannot bear the …. of the concoction that emanates from my mothers soup pot
- A. sweet
- B. savouring
- C. aroma
- D. smell
- E. scent
- I would not have condescended to appease the traffic policeman but i happened …. traffic regulation
- A. to have broken
- B. to be breaking
- C. to break
- D. to break in
- E. to have evaded
PAPER 2
SECTION A (50 MARKS)
Answer one question only from this section. All questions carry equal marks. Your answer should not be less than 450 words.
You are advised to spend about 50 minutes on this section.
- Your friend in another school has requested information about your school to enable him to decide on moving over to your school. Write a letter to him discussing at least three areas in which your school excels.
- Write an article for publication in your school magazine, discussing the reasons why children in your area drop out of school and suggesting ways of minimizing it.
- As the president of your youth club, write a letter to the chairman of your Local Government Association complaining about the increasing rate of child labour and suggesting ways of curbing it.
- You are the chief speaker in a debate on the topic: Women should not be in paid employment while still bearing children. Write your contribution for or against the topic.
- 5. Write a story that ends with the words: That experience will linger on my mind for a long time.
SECTION B
COMPREHENSION
(20 marks)
Dele groaned and got out of bed. There was no clock on the mantel piece and the room was still dark, but he knew that he was already late for work, probably by an hour. He was a commercial bus driver and had to get started as early as 5.00a.m. and go almost non-stop till about 9.00 p.m. to be able to make the daily returns that the bus owner demanded.
On the previous day, he had attended an all-night party – a late uncle’s burial ceremony – where he had drunk himself almost senseless before crawling home in the early hours of the morning. Now, he got up shakily, splashed water on his face and hurried off to work, but not before carefully fastening on his upper left arm the amulet he had always worn for protection against accidents. A similar amulet hung concealed under the steering column of his bus. On his way, still feeling groggy, he caught his left toe against a stump and had some misgiving. It was a bad sign, and he was supposed to go back home and then set out again. But there was no time for that now, so he hurried on.
At the bus station, Dele quickly loaded his bus and sped off without any of the necessary checks on the vehicle. He had to make up for lost time. It was the rush hour, so the bus was overloaded as it often was, with many passengers hanging on to the doors. The tyres were threadbare, the brakes were faulty and the road was wet, but, still feeling a little sleepy, Dele sped on. Many passengers protested about his reckless driving, but he would not listen. After all, didn’t he have protection against accident?
As the vehicle took the last turn before its destination, Dele saw a broken-down truck blocking his side of the road. Under normal circumstances, he could have brought the bus safely to a halt, bur the circumstances were far from normal. The careering bus hit the parked vehicle, swerved wildly across the road and plunged into a ditch.
Dele’s surprise before he sank into oblivion was the failure of his supposedly protective amulets.
(a) Why did Dele wake up late?
(b) …he caught his left toe against a stump and had some misgivings. What does this tell us about Dele?
(c) Give two reasons why Dele drove recklessly.
(d) Why was Dele unable to stop his faulty vehicle?
(e) What was Dele’s condition after the accident?
(f) After all, didn’t he have protection against accident? What literary device is used in this expression?
(g) …wildly across the road…
(i) What grammatical name is given to the expression as it is used in the passage?
(ii) What is its function?
(h) For each of the following words, find another word or phrase which means the same and
can replace it in the passage:
i. probably;
- returns;
iii. groggy;
- misgiving
- threadbare
- reckless.
SECTION C
(SUMMARY) [30 MARKS]
You are advised to spend about 50 minutes on this section.
Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions on it.
You cannot expect to go through life without meeting problems. Difficulties, perplexities and frustrations are an inevitable part of human experience. Accepting this idea of the inevitability of problems will help you to approach them in a robust frame of mind rather than thinking that you are a victim specially singled out by malignant fate. When confronted with a problem, the first thing to do is gather all relevant data to get acquainted with the facts of the case. Then write down exactly what the problem is, stating it simply in black and white. This gives you something definite with which to come to terms. The problem is assessed and you will now have something concrete to deal with.
Next, give serious thought to the problem, making sure that such thought does not degenerate into worry as worry accomplishes nothing. Aim at clear, dispassionate thought, viewing the problem as if it were a friend’s and not your own. Look at it from all angles and from the point of view of all concerned. You court disaster if you are entirely selfish in your outlook. The single important purpose of all this is to discover all possible solutions to the problem.
Having examined the problem broadly and impartially, carefully examine all the possible solutions or courses of action. The knowledge that you have done this will keep you from useless regrets later, when you can remind yourself that all courses of action were examined and you chose what appeared to be the best. Next, eliminate all proposed solutions which are seen on further thought to be impracticable.
You will now find that your list has been whittled down to two or three possibilities. At this stage it is often a good plan to get out into the open air. Go for a walk or a ride, preferably somewhere with wide horizons. There, out in the open, review the problem afresh. You will find it appears less formidable. Ask yourself how the difficulty will appear in ten years’ time or even one! This fresh review will enable you to make a final choice as you turn to the remaining solutions and, before you return home, decide which one you are going to adopt. As you go to sleep that night, let your last thoughts be upon your decision. If, in the morning, you still feel it is the best one to take, go ahead.
If you have a friend who is capable of giving sound advice, consult him. Do this before your final decision, so that you will have the benefit of his views before you decide. Talking things over with another is always a great help. It enables you to isolate the problem and to decide which on which factors are important. Even if the friend offers no advice, a sympathetic ear will help you. Furthermore, as you describe to your friend the courses open to you, you will see them in clearer light. Some will appear impossible even as you speak. Alternatively, one will appear most attractive.
In dealing with problems, remember the time factor. Although some problems solve themselves in time, and delaying tactics is therefore the best form of action for them, most other problems generally get more complicated the longer they are left. You should therefore get to grips with the problems immediately they occur.
All told, reasonable foresight and imagination can prevent many problems ever arising. Tact, thoughtfulness and responsible conduct can also keep life largely problem-free.
In six sentences, one for each, summarize the steps to be taken when faced with a problem and state why each step is necessary.
CLASS: S 3
SUBJECT: GOVERNMENT
Instruction: Answer all questions in this section
- A constitution is said to be rigid if it
(a) Unwritten (b) can be amended by the President (c) is difficult to amend (c) decreed by soldiers
- Who am ong the following is associated with the concept of rule of law?
(a) Jean Bodin (b) A V Dicey (c) Jeremy Bentham (d) Montesgueen Baron
- The lack of interest in politics by many citizens in a country is called
(a) civil agitation (b) mass apathy (c) mass protest (d) political unrest
- A unitary system of government is most suitable for a
(a) Highly religious country (b) country with mineral resources (c) Highly populated country (d) small country
- A unicameral legislature has
(a) Two lowers (b) one house (c) three houses (d) one-two houses
- A multi-party system of government give room for _____________
(a) Singly party (b) many parties (c) three parties (d) no party
- The right of the citizens to vote and be voted for in an election is called
(a) Indirect election (b) nomination (c) general election (d) franchise
- An agreed set of rules of governing a country is called ________
(a) Constitution (b) charter (c) hazard (d) nomination
- All types of government perform all the following functions except
(a) Providing welfare and developmental facilities
(b) Maintaining law and order (c) encouraging crime (d) encouraging employment
- __________ is a type of constitution that is documented
(a) Unwritten (b) written (c) Flexible (d) Unitary
- All these are ways of losing citizenship except a. disloyalty b. imprisonment c. false declaration d. good character.
- the group that influence government decisions socially or economically a. political party d. popular participation c. pressure group d. socialism
- The act of electing candidates to prevent the people of a given country a. voter b. election c. population d. disunity
- All these are type of elections except a. direct election b. indirect election c. bye election d. voting
- ____________ is one of our fundamental human right a. right to privacy b.cleaning of road c. voting d. registration
- The judiciary is an organ of government which [a] settles dispute [b] makes laws for the country [c] gives legal backing to government budget
- To provide justice in a state , judges must be [a] belong to the ruling party [b] punish people [c] enjoy security of tenure of office.
- People pay taxes in order to [a] generate revenue government [b] obtain a tax clearance certificate [c] save towards the future
- A multi – party system often leads to [a] unitary government [b] coalation of government [c] dictorial governmrnt
- The right of the citizen to vote and be voted for in an election [a] franchise [b] nomination [c] general election
- An electoral college is a ………… [a] form of indirect [b] school of electoral officers [c] school of election
- One of the major advantage of the secret ballot system of election is that ……….. [a] helps to elect the best candidate [b] remove the fear of threat [c] enable the best party to win
23 Public opinion can be expressed through [a] census [b] general strike [c] compromise
- Government as an act of governing refers to the process of [a] ruling people in the society [b] establishing political party [c] none of the above
- Military government are likely to be [a] democratic [b] civilized [c] dictatorial
- Government refers to all the following, except
- an institution of the state
- the process of ruling a political community
- the exercise of power and authority
- the activities of decision-makers
- the act of civil disobedience
- Government as the act of governing means the
- activities of pressure groups and political parties
- act of vetoing a bill
- orders of judiciary and legislature
- activities by which government policies are made and implemented
- activities of parliamentary opposition
- Unwritten constitution means that the constitution is
- not written down
- based only on converntions
- not contained in any single book
- in draft
- not approved
- The delegation of Administrative Powers to the local units with the central supervision and control is called
- devolution
- decentralizetion
- deconcentration
- centralization
- concentration
- Which of the following is not the function of the government?
- Building of roads, bridges, canals, etc
- Provision of education
- Maintenance of relations with other states
- defence of territory from external attack
- Provision of all the material needs of all citizens
- A flexible constitution can only be amended by
- two-third (2/3) majorityvote in the legistrature
- referendum
- three-quarters (3/4) majority vote in the legistrature
- plebiscite
- simple majority vote in the legistrature
- Which one of the following countries has an unwritten constitution?
- Great Britain
- France
- United State of American
- Federal Republic of Germany
- Germany Democratic Republic
- A rigid constitution is said to be best suited for a
- Federal Government
- Socialist Government
- Military Government
- Unitary government
- Fascist Government
- Federal Elections were held in Nigeria in
- 1946,1951,1954,1979 and 1983
- 1954,1959,1964,1979 and 1983
- 1923, 1946,1951,1979,and 1983
- 1954,1960,1964,1979 and1983
- 1960,1963,1964,1979 and 1983
- The two components of sovereignty are
- the rule of law and fundamental human rights
- political power and political authority
- political culture and political socialization
- influence and poltical authority
- political independence and supreme authority of the state within its territory
- A Nigeria citizen can only be deprived of his citizenship if he is
- condemned to death
- convicted by a court of law
- married to a foreigner
- holding a dual citizenship
- an armed robber
- In the process of governing, OUTPUT refers to
- the influence of pressure group
- demand of the political system
- the decision of the government
- the opinion of the electorate
- the influence of political parties
- Another word for red-tapism is
- democracy
- authocracy
- idiosyncrasy
- bureaucracy
- theocracy
- Rule adjudication is the main function of the
- Executive
- President
- Legistature
- Judiciary
- National Assembly
40.The major problem that arose from the 1979 election centred around the
- inability of many voters to find their names on the voters register
- cancellation of election results in many constituencies because of alleged irregularities
- inability of some dissatisfied candidates to seek redress in the court of law
- controversy over the presidential election result
- widespread complaint that too many elections were scheduled too close together
2ND TERM EXAMINATION
CLASS: SS2 &SS3
SUBJECT: MATHEMATICS
THEORY
- If 9 2x +1 = Find x
- Without using Mathematical Tables, evaluate
- 2. Solve the following pair of simultaneous equations 2x + 5y = 6½
5x – 2y = 9
- If Log10(2x +1) – Log10 (3x -2) = 1, Find x
3a. The angle of a sector of a circle radius 7cm is 1080. Calculate the perimeter of the sector. (Take π= 22/7)
- A boat is on the same horizontal level as the foot of a cliff, and the top of the cliff is 300. If the boat is 120m away from the foot of the cliff, find the height of the cliff. Correct to three significant figures.
- In a game, a fair die is rolled once and two unbiased coins are tossed once. What is the probability of obtaining 3 and a tail?
- A box contains 10 marbles, 7 of which are black and 3 are red. Two marbles are drawn one after the other without replacement. Find the probability of getting
- A red, then a black marble
- Two black marbles
- If 17x = 375 2– 3562, find the exact value of x
- if 4x = 2½ X 8, find X.
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- The sum of the first 9 terms of an A.P is 72 and the sum of the next 4 term is 71. Find the A.P
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Calculate the area of the shaded segment of the circle shown in the diagram (Takeπ = 22/7)
- A tin has radius 3cm and height 6cm. find the
- total surface area of the tin
- Volume in litres of liquid that will fill the tin to capacity, correct to two decimal places (Takeπ = 22/7)
- Copy and complete the following table for the relation y = 5/2 + X – 4X2
X | -2.0 | -1.5 | -1.0 | -0.5 | 0 | 0.5 | 1 | 1.5 | 2 |
Y | -15.5 | 1 | 2.5 |
- Using a scale of 2cm to 1 unit on the X axis and 2cm to 5 units on the y-axis, draw the graph of the relation for -2.0 ≤ X ≤2.0
- What is the maximum value of y?
from your graph obtain the roots of the equation 8x2 – 2x – 5 =n 0
8a. The distribution of junior workers in an illustration is as follows:
Clerks – 78
Drivers – 36
Typists – 44
Messengers – 52
Others – 30
Represent the above information by a pie chart
- The table below shows the frequency distribution of marks scored by 30 candidates in an aptitude test
Marks | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
Number of Candidates | 5 | 8 | 5 | 6 | 4 | 2 |
Find the mean score to the nearest whole number
- Three towns P,Q and R are such that the distance between P and Q is 50km and the distance between P and R is 90km. if the bearing of Q from P is 0750 and the bearing of R from P is 3100 , find the
- Distance between Q and R,
- Bearing of R and Q
- The table below shows the weekly profit in naira from a Mini- Market
Weekly Profit (₦) | 1-10 | 11-20 | 21-30 | 31-40 | 41-50 | 51-60 |
Frequency | 6 | 6 | 12 | 11 | 10 | 5 |
- Draw the Cumulative Frequency graph of the data
- From your graph, estimate the
- Median ii. 80th Percentile iii. What is the modal weekly profit?
OBJECTIVE
- Find (1012)2 expressing the answer in base 2(a) 10101 (b) 11001 (c) 10010 (d) 11101 (e) 10110
- If 3 children share ₦10.50 among themselves in the ratio 6:7:8, how much is the largest share?(a) ₦ 3.00 (b) ₦3.50 (c) ₦4.00 (d) ₦4.50 (e) ₦ 5.00
- Express 0.000834 in standard form(a) 8.34 x 10-4 (b) 8.34 x 10-3 (c) 8.34 x 103 (d) 8.34 x 104 (e) 8.34 x 106
- Simplify 0.027-1/3(a) 31/3 (b) 3 (c) 3/10 (d)1/3 (e) 1/9
- Given that loga2 = log48 , Find a(a) 21/2 (b) 41/3 (c) 42/3 (d) 22/3 (e) 23
- By selling some crates of soft drinks for ₦600.00, a dealer makes a profit of 50%. How much did the dealer pay for the drinks?(a) ₦1,200.00 (b) ₦900.00 (c) ₦450.00 (d) ₦400.00 (e) ₦200.00
- Find the nth term Un of the A.P; 11, 4,-3, _______(a) un= 19 + 7n (b) un= 19-7n (c)= 18-7n (d) un= 18+7n (e) un= 17-7n
- If 16/9, X, 1, y are in Geometric Progression (GP). Find the product of X and Y (a) 9/16 (b) ¾ (c) 1 (d) 4/3 (e) 16/9
- If R = { 2,4,6,8} and S= { 1, 2, 3, 4, 8}, the RUS equal (a) { 1,2,4,6,7,8} (b) {1,2,4,7,8} (c) {1,4,7,8} (d) {2,6,7} (e) {2,4}
- In the diagram below, the shaded portion is (a) P’nR (b) QnR (c) P’nQnR (d) (PuQ)’nR (e) (PnQ)U(P’nR)
- Find the values of X for which the expression is undefined 6x-1x2 – 4x-5 (a) +4 or +1 (b) -5 or +1 (c) -5 or -1 (d) +5 or -1 (e) +4 or -1
- Which of the following could be the inequality illustrated in the sketch graph below? (a) y≥-2x + 1 (b) y ≤ -3x + 3 (c) y < 3x _2 (d) y ≤ x +3 (e) y ≥ 3x + 2
- Solve the inequality 13(2x – 1)<5 (a) x< -5 (b) x<-6 (c) x<7 (d) x< 8 (e) x<16
- What is the smaller value of X for which x2 – 3x + 2 = 0 (a) 1 (b) 2 9c) 3 (d) 4 (e) 5
- Factorize the expression X(a-c) + y(c-a) (a) (a-c)(y-x) (b) (a-c)(x-y) (c) (a+c)(x-y) (d) (a+c)(x + y) (e) (a-c)(x+y)
- Solve the equation 3x2 + 25x – 18 = 0 (a) x = -3 or 2 (b) x = -2 or 3 (c) x =-2 or – 9 (d) x = -9 or 2/3 (e) -2/3, 9
- Solve the equation (x +2 )(x – 7) = 0 (a) x = 1 or 8 (b) x = 2 or 7 (c) x = -4 or 5 (d) x =-3 or 6 (e) x = -5 or -2
- Solve the following simultaneous equations: X +Y = 3/2, X- y = 5/2 and use your result to find the value of 2y + x (a) -2 (b) -1 (c) ½ (d) 1 (e) 3 ½
- The diagonals AC and BD of a rhombus ABCD are 16cm and 12cm long respectively. Calculate the area of the rhombus. (a) 24cm2 (b) 36 cm2 (c) 48 cm2 (d) 60 cm2 (e) 96 cm2
- A water tank of height ½ m has a square base of side 1 ½ m. if it is filled with water from a water tank holding 1500 litres, how many litres of water are left in the water tanker? (1000 Litres = 1m3) (a) 37.5 Litres (b) 375 Litres (c) 3750 Litres (d) 37500 Litres (e) 375000 Litres
A cylindrical container closed at both ends, has a radius of 7cm and height cm.
Use this information to answer question 21 and 22 (Take π = 22/7)
- Find the total surface area of the container (a) 35cm3 (b) 154 cm3 (c) 220 cm3 (d) 528cm2 (e) 770 cm2
- What is the volume of the container (a) 35cm3 (b) 154 cm3 (c) 220 cm3(d) 528 cm3 (e) 770 cm3
- Find the total surface area of a solid circular cone with base radius 3cm and slant height 4cm (Take π = 22/7) (a) 37 5/7 (b) 66cm2 (c) 75 3/7 cm2 (d) 78 2/7 cm2 (e) 88cm2
- A hollow sphere has a volume of K cm3 and a surface are of K cm2. Calculate the diameter of the sphere (a) 3cm (b) 6cm (c) 9 cm (d) 12 cm (e) More information is needed
- A 120o sector of a circle of radius 21 cm is bent to form a cone. What is the base radius of the cone? (a) 3 ½ cm (b) 7 cm (c) 10 ½ cm (d) 14 cm (e) 21 cm
- The angle of a sector of a circle is 108o. if the radius of the circle is 3 ½ cm, find the perimeter of the sector (a) 6 3/5 cm (b) 6 4/5 cm (c) 7 1/10 cm (d) 10 2/5 cm (e)13 3/5cm
- In the diagram below, AO is perpendicular to OB. Find X (a) 7.5o (b) 150 (c) 22.50 (d) 300 (e)38.60
- In the diagram above, PQ is parallel to TU, < PQR = 500, <QRS = 860 and < STU=640. Calculate the value of x (a) 1360 (b) 1200 (c) 1080 (d) 1000 (e)960
- If Log 10x = 2.3675 and Log 10y = 2.9738, what is the value of x + y, correct to three significant figures? (a) 0.117 (b) 0.118 (c) 0.903 (d) 0.944 (e)0.946
- Without using tables, find the value of sin200cos700+ cos250sin650 (a) 2 (b) 1 (c) 0 (d) -1 (e) -2
- In the diagram below, <PRQ = 900, <QPR = 300 and |PQ| = 10cm. find y (a) 6cm (b) 5 cm (c) 4 cm (d) 3 cm (e)2 cm
P 10 CMQ
Y R |
300 |
- What is the mode of the numbers 8,10,9,9,10,8,11,8,10,9,8 and 14? (a) 8 (b) 9 (c) 10 (d) 11 (e) 14
- The mean of 20 0bservations in an experiment is 4, if the observed largest value is 23, find the mean of the remaining observations (a) 4 (b) 3 (c) 2.85 (d) 2.60 (e)2.56
- Find the median of the following numbers 2.64, 2.50, 2.72, 2.91 and 2.35 (a) 2.91 (b) 2.72 (c) 2.64 (d) 2.50 (e) 2.35
- From a box containing 2 red, 6 white and 5 black balls, a ball is randomly selected. What is the probability that the selected ball is black? (a) 2/13 (b) 5/13 (c) 5/11 (d) 5/6 (e) 11/13
- The 6th term of a G.P is -2 and its first term is 18. What is the common ratio? (a)-½ (b) –1/3 (c) ¼ (d) 2 (e) 3
- Simplify (21/6 – 12/3) ÷ 2 2/3 (a) 3/16 (b) 7/16 (c) 113/24 (d) 211/24 (e) 10 2/5
- Simplify 56X-4 ÷ 14X-8 (a) 2x-12 (b) 3X-3 (c) 4X-4 (d) 4X-3 (e) 4X-4
- Simplify Log104 + Log1025 (a) 1 (b) 2 (c) 3 (d) 4 (e) 5
- A boy measured the length and breadth of a rectangular lawn as 59.6m and 40.3m respectively instead of 60m and 40m. what is the percentage error in his calculation of the perimeter of the Lawn? (a) 10% (b) 1.4 % (c) 0.7% (d) 0.2% (e) 0.1%
EDU DELIGHT TUTORS
BIOLOGY
SECTION A
- Which of the following is not an organ? (A) Hair (b) Tongue (c) Rhizome (d) Corn (e) Heart
- One major differences between Osmosis and Diffusion is that diffusion (a) Does not need a semi – permeable membrane (b) Does not take place in living tissues (c) Takes place only in a liquid medium (d) Takes place only in a gaseous medium (e) can not be demonstrated experimentally
- Which of the following can be used for vegetative propagation? (a) Ginger Stem (b) Yam Leaf (c) Plantain roots (d) Sweet Potato Tuber (e) Plantain roots
- Which of the following is a method of artificial vegetative propagation? (a) Creeping stem (b) Layering (c) Corn (d) Rhizome (e)Bulbil
- Which of the following is not a function of the blood? (a) Maintenance of body temperature (b) Formation of Clot (c) Distribution of bile (d) Transportation of excretory materials (e) Distribution of hormones
- Which of the following statements about the circulation of blood is not correct? (a) Deoxygenated blood flows into the heart through the Vena Vavae (b) Blood is pumped out of the heart through the aorta (c) Oxygenated blood from the lungs is carried to the left auricle (d) The Oxygenated blood enters the lungs through the pulmonary vein (e) Ventricles contract to pump blood into the aorta
- A difference between the auricle and the ventricle of the mammalian heart is that the(a) Ventricles carry deoxygenated blood (b) Ventricles do not have outlets (c) Auricles have no Valves (d) walls of the ventricles are less muscular than that of the auricles (e) walls of the ventricles are more muscular than that of the auricles
- Which of the following organisms respire through the surface? (a) Man (b) Fish (c) Tridax (d) Amoeba (e) Hibiscus
- The stomata of a leaf perform the same functions as (a) Spiracles of Insects (b) Trachea of Toads (c) Pharynx of man (d) Liver of man (e) Scales of Fish
- Which of the following does not happen during inspiration? (a) Intercostal muscles contract (b) Ribs move forward (c) Thoracic Cavity increases (d) Diaphragm Relaxes (e) Internal air decreases
- Which of these is not an excretory product of plants? (a) Tanin (b) Gum (c) Alkaloid (d) Sweat (e)Anthocyaxin
- Which of these is not a function of the kidney? (a) production of urine (b) Maintenance of acid base balance in the body (c) Osmo – Regulation (d) Removal of Urea (e) Production of Bile
- In which part of Kidney does ultrafiltration take place? (a) Bowman’s Capsule (b) Distal Convoluted Tubule (c) Proximal Convoluted Tubule (d) Collecting duct (e) Afferent arteriole
- Which of the following organs is concerned with detoxication of harmful compounds? (a) Kidney (b) Lungs (c) Gall Bladder (d) Liver (e) Pancreas
- The hormone that promotes secondary sexual characteristics in females is (a) Insulin (b) Thyroxin (c) Testosterone (d) Oxytocin (e) Oestrogen
- Which of the following organisms lacks a reproductive organ? (a) Chlamydomonas (b) Toad (c) Pride of Barbados (d) Cockroach (e) Man
- The collective name for the female part is (a) Gynoecium (b) Androecium (c) Ovary (d) Stigma (e) Style
- If the petals of a flowering plant are removed, which of the following processes is likely to be affected? (a) Transpiration (b) Pollination (c) Germination (d) Photosynthesis (e) Dispersal
- Which of the following processes removes Co2 from the atmosphere? (a) Respiration (b) Photosynthesis (c) Transpiration (d) Excretion (e)Combustion
- The role of bacteria in the nitrogen cycle includes the following except (a) Fixing atmospheric nitrogen (b) Converting ammonia to nitrates (c) Converting nitrates to nitrates (d) Converting Carbohydrates to carbon dioxide (e) Causing the decay of dead organisms
- The mode of nutrition which describes feeding habits in animals is (a) Autotrophic (b) Holozoic (c) Holophytic (d) Saprophytic (e)Photosynthesis
- Which of the following organisms has homodont dentition? (a) Rabbit (b) Man (c) Sheep (d) Cate (e)Lizard
- The pancreatic duct opens into the (a) Caecum (b) Ileum (c) Colon (d) Duodenum (e) Oesophagus
- The enzyme that acts on milk in the stomata is (a) Intertase (b) Trypsin (c) Diastase (d) renin (e) Ptyalin
- Which of the following plants is a carnivore? (a) Desmodium (b) Sundew (c) Mushroom (d) Platycerium (e)Liver wort
- Which of the following contains a reducing sugar (a) Milk (b) Cassava (c) Grape Fruit (d) Beans (e) Plantain
- Which of the following instruments can be used to measure relative humidity?(a) Anemometer (b) Hygrometer (c) Wind Guage (d) Barometer (e) Thermometer
- In a food chain, each stage in the chain is a (a) Chain Level (b) web Level (c) Consumption Level (d) Trophic Level (e) Productive Level
- Excessive loss of water from the leaf is prevented by the (a) Vascular Bundles (b) Cuticle (b) Midrib (d) Parenchyma (e) Mesophyll
- The earthworm is important because (a) Its body is always moist (b) Each of its segment has chetae (c) It has a clitellum (d) it aerates the soil (e) it reproduces fast
- Which of the following plant parts is not a storage organs? (a) Carrot root (b) sugar cane stem (c) Onion Leaf (d) Banana Stem (e) cassava Root
- Oil is sprayed over stagnant water in which mosquitoes breed in order to (a) Provide landing surface for the adult (b) Prevent larva or pupa from attaching itself to the surface (c) Prevent the water from Overheating (d) Lubricate the Larva for easy movement (e) provide surface for laying their eggs
- Termites are called social insects because (a) The nests are built by the nasute Soldiers (b) They Live together in communities (c) The queen allocates duties to the workers (d) The King and queen do mate (e) The functions of the workers and soldiers are very important
- Which of the following organisms does not exist as a single cell? (a) Amoeba (b) Euglena (c) Volvox (d) Chlamydomonas
- Which of the following diseases result from the deficiency of insulin? (a) Cretinism (b) Goitre (c) Beri – Beri (d) Diabetes
- Roots hairs absorb water from the soil by (a) Diffusion (b) Osmosis (c) Plasmolysis (d) Transcolation
- The vessels that carries blood from the heart to the lung is called an artery because it (a) Contains oxygenated blood (b) Contains more blood that the other vessels (c) Carries blood away from the heart (d) It has thick inelastic wall
- The teeth used for tearing and cutting are (a) Canine and Molars (b) Premolar and Incissors (c) Molar and Incissors (d) Canine and Incissiors
- Terrestrial Plants exchange gases through the following except (a) Chloroplast (b) stomata (c) Lenticels (d) Root – cells
- The importance of a balanced diet is to (a) Maintain Constant size of an animal (b) Provide good taste in the food (c) Increase the effectiveness of digestion (d) Provide good health for an individual
SECTION B
ANSWER TWO QUESTIONS
- Name four similarities found in plant and animal cells
- In a tabular form, list four different cells found in man and give a function for each of the cells
- Name the two types of reproduction usually associated with organisms
- Define the term metamorphosis
- Name the two types of metamorphosis that organisms undergo and mention two organisms that undergo each type
- Stat four economic importance of insects and name an example of each of the insects involved.
- What is pollution?
- Name two pollutants each of air and water
- State four effects of water pollution
- Mention four ways of preventing water pollution in an environment
- What is balanced diet
- Name four classes of food other than proteins
- Give one example of food substance for each class named
- State three functions of proteins in humans
- Name four classes of food other than proteins
- Describe the appearance of a child with protein deficiency
SECTION C (PRATICALS)
Study the specimen carefully and use them to answer the following questions
- Mention one structural similarity among specimens A, B, C, D and E
- State the observable reproductive structure in each of the specimen A, B, C, D and E
- In a tabular form, list the structural differences between specimen A and C
- Mention the stages of development in F and H
- State the habitat of F, G and H
- State two economic importance of specimen G and H
SECOND TERM EXAM
MOCK EXAMINATION
ECONOMICS
SECTION A
(1) Unity schedule
quantity of Goods Total Utility Marginal
consumed Utility
0 0 0
1 10?
3 ? 4
4 ? ?
5 23 1
6 23 ?
(A) Complete the above utility schedule [5marks]
(B) Draw the marginal utility curve [10marsk]
(c)i At what quantity does Tu equal Mu? [4marks ]
- What is the value of Mu when Tu reaches the maximum
iii. What is the value of Mu as the quantity consumed increase? [2marks]
(iv) What happen to the value of Mu as the quantity consumed increase ?[2marks]
(2) The data here shows an hypothetical age distribution of the population of a town in Nigeria.
Sex | Age in years | 65 and above | ||
10 and below | 11 – 14 15-35 | |||
Male | 1350 | 2275 1135 | 3250 | |
Female | 2650 | 2725 1365 | 2 | |
Total | 4000 | X 2500 | 6000 |
- from the data above calculate
(a) x, y, z (b) The total population of the town
(c)The difference between the population of the male and female aged 14 and below
(d) The percentage of the population aged 14 an below
(e) The dependency ratio in the town
(3)
Commodity |
commodity | Change in quantity dd | |||
Original price | New price | Original quantity | New quantity | ||
Bread | 15 | 20 | Yam | 150 | 200 |
Beef | 25 | 40 | Fish | 1000 | 3,000 |
Butter | 100 | 50 | Margarine | 250 | 400 |
(i) Calculate the gross elasticity of demand for
(a) Bread and yam
(b) Beef and fish
(c) Butter and margarine
(4) The table below shows the various possible combination of military and civilian goods produced by a country using the available resources and technology. Use the table to answer the question that follow
Military Goods | Civilian Goods |
0 | 200 |
20 | 160 |
40 | 120 |
60 | 80 |
100 | 0 |
(1) Draw the production possibility curve (PPC)
(2) Indicate points S and K at which production is not possible
(3) Indicates points M and N at which resources are no efficiently utilized
(4) What does the downward slop of PPC indicate
(5) Why is production not possible in s and K
(5) Expected Revenue
ITEMS | AMOUNT(&MILLION) |
Rent, Royalty and profit | 75.00 |
Company income tax | 150.00 |
Customs and excise duty | 300.00 |
Personal income tax | 80.00 |
Fees and specific changes | 60.80 |
Value added tax | 100 |
Projected Expenditure Items | Amount (& Millions) |
General administration | 220.00 |
Maintain of foreign mission | 50.00 |
Transfer payment | 65.00 |
Building of schools & hospitals | 200.00 |
Road construction |
(a) Calculate the total revenue from
- direct taxes
- Non – tax sources
- Determine the
- Total expenditure
- Recurrent expenditure
- Determine whether budget is a surplus or deficit
SECTION B ANSWER (8 QUESTIONS}
(I) Define the following factors will affect demand for a commodity
(a) A decrease in the price of a complement
(b) An increase in consumers disposal income
(c) A decrease in the supply of a substitution
(d) An increase in income tax
(2) State and explain the law of comparative cost advantage
(b) Give two limitation of the law as a theory of international trade
(3) Define market in Economics
(b) Lit the type of markets we have
(c) State any three(3) feature of monopoly
(d) explain any sources of monopoly power.
(4) Define Inflation and deflation
(b)What are the types of inflation
(c) Explain the ways by which inflation affects ant three functions of money
(5) What is production possibility curve
(b)Define (i) peasant farming (ii) co-operation farming
(c) Identify any five (5) ways through which government can assist peasant farming.
(6) explain the following National Income concepts
(a) Gross domestic product (GDP)
(b) Gross National Product (GNP)
(c)Cost of living
(d)Per capital Income
(d) Standard of living
(7) What is Tax
(b) Differentiate between Tax and Taxation
(c) Distinguish between direct and indirect Tax
(8) What is Economic interrogation
(b) In what ways can west African benefit from Economics
(9)(a)What is population
(b) Define
(i) Over population
(ii) under population
(c) Under what conditions will it be advantageous for a country to promote population growth
(10) distinguish between
(i)Fixed cost and variable cost
(b) Marginal cost and marginal revenue
(c) Total cost and average revenue
SECOND TERM EXAM
MOCK EXAMINATION
SS 2
COMMERCE ANSWER ALL
(1) Differentiate between industry and firm
(b) List and explain four activities of those in commercial occupation
(c) Give the full meaning of the following abbreviations
- O D
- I F
- O. B
- E & O. E
(2)State the functions of an entrepreneur
(b) What is production
(c) List and explain all the factors of production
(3) The following information what to do Jamiu & co . Ltd for the year ended 31st march 2006
SALES 12,000
Opening stock 3,000
Purchases 7,000
Closing stock 2,000
Wages 500
Transport 400
Electricity 300
from the above calculate showing all workings
(a) Cost of goods sold
(b) Net profit % tag
(c) Ratio of humour
(4) What is contract
(b) Explain (6) conditions that could lead to the termination of contract
(5) What is central Bank”
(b)differentiate between central Bank and commercial Bank
(c) State the steps involved in opening a current account
(d) Explain six (6) functions of commercial Bank
(6) What is capital Market
(b) State 5 reasons why Bank may dishonour a cheque
(c) Explain the following
- Prospectus
- share certificate
iii. underwriting of shares
- Ordinary shares
v .Dividend
(7) Differentiate between privatization and Nationalization
(b) Explain what a country may choose to privatize state – owned enterprises
(c)Adama and Awa have teamed up to form partnership business , explain four (4) benefit that are likely to derive.
(8) Mention four (4) types of co- operative societies
(b) Give two(2) functions and two factors for each mentioned in (2a) above
(9) Explain two of the following :
- Marketing concept
- Marketing Mix
- Marketing segmentation
- Production differentiation
(10) give five (5) aims for establishing each of the following
- ECOWAS
- Informational monetary Fund (IMF)
(b) State and explain Central Bank royalties activities of commercial bank.
SECOND TERM EXAM
MOCK EXAMINATION
LITERATURE
SECTION A ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS
(1) all the world’s a stage’ is an example of what figure of speech
(a) Metaphor (b) Paradox (c) allusion (d) personification
(2) Indama, Comic relief often occurs in
(a) Comedies (b)tragedies (c) historical plays (d)romantic plays
(3) A struggle between opposing forces in a story or plays is
(a) Denoue(b)conflict (c) comedy (c)tragedy
(4)An expression from which one derives a mental picture is
(a) Paradox (b) Exaggeration (c) Imagery (d) photography
(5) The repetition of the same vowels sounds in line is
(a) alliteration (b) assonance (c) parallelism (d) onomatopoeia
(6) A character in a story who narrates what happens to him or her is ________
(a) alliteration (b) assonance (c) onomatopoeia (d) Parallelism
(a) A second person narrator (b)A first person narrator
(c) An omission narrator (d) a third person narrator
(7) An understatement is otherwise called
(a) Litotes (b) conceit (c) Pun (d) Contrast
(8) The loneliness people live in the most crowded places illustrates __________–
(a) Paradox (b)anecdote (c)allegory (d)parody
(9) a person’s life n story written by another person is ______________
(a) a commentary (b) A biography (c) An Autobiography (d) an epistolary
10, The term used t depict the freedom of poet with language is ___________
(a) Poetic diction (b)bathos (c) graphology (d) Poetic license
- A story which explains a natural phenomena is _____________
(a) Legend (b) parable (c) myth (d) fiction
- ___________ in drama operates against a character who is aware of a situation which the audience know about
(a) verbal Irony (b) dramatic irony (c) satire (d) parody
- The protagonist in a novel is the same as
(a) Hero (b) clown (c) villain (d) Actress
- If the characters and the situation in a work of art have animals kingdom as their setting , the kingdom is referred to as ____________
(a) a lyrics (b) fable (c) An ode (d) An epic
- One of the literacy devices used to throw more light on a character’s present experiences is _____
(a) Suspense (b) pun (c) humour (d) flashback
- Which if the following is not a form of play
(a) Comedy (b) limerick (c) farce Tragedy
- The main difference between drama and other genres of literature is the ___________
(a) Theme (b) Plot (c) dialogue and action (d) diction
18.A poem which portrays a simple rural life of the common people is called ___________
(a) Carol (b) lyrics (c) An epic (d) a pastoral
Read the poem below and answer questions 19 and 20
“She sat down below a thorn
fine flowers in the valley
and there she has her sweet babe born
and the green leaves that grow ravely”
- The poem scheme of the above extract is
(a) Abba (b0 Abbab (c) aabb (c) abcd
- The word “babe born ” is an example of what figure of speech
(a) Simile (b) Alliteration (c) Assonance (d) personification
- A poem written in humour but to praise somebody is called
(a) Eulogy (b) An elegy (c) An epistolary
- When a poet turns away from the main written to address an absent person or thing ,the figure of speech involved is (a) catastrophe (b) Irony (c) Apostrophe (d)Allegory
- In literacy appreciation, the choice of words used by writer is generally known as _______
(a)characterization (b)Rhythm (c) Diction (d)Speech
- onomatopoeia is _________
(a) The repetition of the same consonant (b)An imitation sound words (c) words beginning and ending with the same sound (d) The repetition of words beginning with the same sound.
- pick out the odd items in the list below.
(a) Prose (b) Drama (c)poetry (d)Irony
Read the passage carefully and answer the question which follows : (26 – 29)
Last of all appeared Mr. sleary a stout man as already mentioned with one fixed eye and one loosed eye, a voice (if it can be called so)Like the efforts of a broken old pains of bellows, a flabby surface, and muddled head which was never sober and never drunk.
- The above passage is
(a) Humorous (b) serious (c) Romantic (d)Educational
- The major literary device used in describing the appearance of Mr. Sleary is _______
(a) Euphemism (b) Antithesis (c) metonymy (d) personification
- The expression “muddled Head” as used in the passage means that sleary.
(a) is an intelligent man (b) Has a very short memory (c) has an oval shaped head
(d)has a very low memory
- The expression underlined in the passage are example of
(a) paradox (b) simile (c) synecdoche (d) euphemism
- When a reader is anxious to know what happens in the novel , the novelist has succeeded in keeping him in
(a) doubt (b) check (c) pain (d)suspense
Read the passage below and answer questions 31 – 36
Timo were on at the grange in its former pleasant way, till Miss Cathy reached sixteen. on the anniversary of her birthday we never manifested sign of rejoicing , because it was the anniversary of my late mistress death. Her father invariably spent that alone in the library and walk on dust , as far as gimentron, where he would frequently prolong his stay beyond midnight. Therefore, catering was thrown on her own resources for amusement. This twenties of March was a beautiful spring day and when her father retired , my young Lady came down dressed for going out, and she said she had asked to have a ramble on the edge of the moors with me and Mr. Linton had given her leave , if we went only a short distance.
- The figure of speech used in the words underlined is ________
(a) personification (b) Oxymoron (c) Simile (d)Irony
- Miss Cathy’s birthday is never celebrated as
(a) The narrators mother died the same day (b) It was the anniversary of the death of the narrator
(c) Her father always likes to stay alone in library (d) the family is poor
- The expressions “Catherine was thrown on her own resources for amusement “means that she
(a) Was asked not to look out for fun (b) had to look out for her won way of enjoying herself.
(c) Had to use her money for fun (d) was punished for enjoying herself
- The above extract consist mainly of (a) Narration (b) Dialogue (c) description
(d) Interior monologue
- The word ramble as used in the passage means
(a) Silent brooding (b) To discuss in private
(c) Walk about freely for pleasure (d) Talking endlessly
- The expression Had given her leave means that she was
(a) allowed (b) Abandoned (c) discourage (d)punished
Read the poem and answer questions 37 – 40
At dawn must T rise to till the rock
that our land has turned into
planted and nurtured and tended on plots marshy
Our woes are bloody woes of accursed revenges
Of the land spirits aggrieved by paltry
human respect
for the life of fellow man by his fellow.
kindred blood has counted for less than no value
Brothers wife has been wife to other brothers brother .
communal loot has emptied our country silos.
The earth has stopped breathing and sighed
soldered tears has the moon shed
The earth was scorched at noon – ay and night
And our land has turned to hoeing rock
- The theme of the poem is ______
(a) Famine and disease (b) drought and heat (c) abomination and retribution
(d) Sickness and death
- The mood of the poet is one of ______________
(a) Recklessness (b) hopelessness (c) happiness (d) loneliness
- The earth has stopped breathing and sighed” Illustrates ___-
(a) Bathos (b) climax (c) personification (d)paradox
- There is a predominance of words associated with _________
(a) celebration (b0 nature (c) governance (D) nurture
PAPER 2
SECTION A AFRICAN DRAMA
THE BLOOD OF A STRANGER
(1) Mention and discuss two () theme that can be seen in the blood of a stranger
(2) discuss the plot of the blood of a stranger
SHE STOOP TO CONQUER
(3) What moral lessons can be seen in ‘she stoops to conquer
(4) Compare and contrast the characters of two characters in she stoop to conquer
SECTION B
ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS
- Discuss the following themes in the poem “the Anvil and hammer by kofi Awoonor
- Unfulfilled expectation
- The quest for a change
CLASS: S.S.3
SUBJECT: MARKETING
OBJECTIVES
- ___________ is the raw materials used to produce or transformed to other
product.
(A.)bread (b Clothes (c) Crude oil (d) Automobiles
- Products that are purchased when the needs is great are :
(a) staple (b) Emergency (c) impulse (d) Direct
- ____________ is the general term for buying and selling that is supported by electronics means
(a) Internet commerce (b) Web commerce (c) Computer commerce
(d) Electronic marketing
- _____________ consist of building a market into district groups of buyer on the basis of need characteristics , or behaviour which might require separate products or marketing mix
(a) Product differentiation (b) market segmentation (c0 Market targeting (d)market positioning
- What is the most essential element in promotion.
(a) Communication (b) Advertising (c) Marketing (d) consumer care
- It is important to study hoe consumer
(a)Think, feel, reason, and select product (b) Dance , play and reasons
(c) Think, criticize, and achieve (d) Play, reason and report.
- Consumer behaviour is the study of except
(a) Individuals , (b) groups, (c) ,marketer, (d) organizations
- Which of the following is a factor influencing consumer behaviour
(a) Cultural (b) social (c)personal (d) demography
(9) Which of the following is not a psychological factor
(a) Anger (b) perception (c)m learning (d) beliefs and attitudes
(10) Which of the following is not a key element in marketing planning
(a) Target audience (b) Situation analysis (c)segmentation (d)Goals
- Most firms carryout marketing research because of
(a) Profit (b) price (c) consumerism (d) Introduction of new products
- __________ is not a form of production
(a) sampling (b) coupons (c) Trade – in (d) marketing planning
- When an importing country sets limits on the amount of goods m it will accept in certain product categories it is called
(a) quota (b) barrier (c) tariff (d)embargo
- A ____________ is the way consumer s perceive an actual or [potential product (a) Product idea (b) Product image (c)product concept
(d) product feature
- If your company wee to make a product such as a suits of clothes and sold that product to a retailer , your company would have sold to the _________ market (a) reseller (b) business (c) government (d)service
- In marketing the last link in the channel of distribution is the
(a) consumer (b) producer (c) marketer (d)None of the above
- ____________ is a promotional form of trading old products for new ones at a reduced price (a) price – off (b) pricing (c) skimming (d)pricing
- Which of the following is a goal of marketing
(a) Consumer satisfaction (b) franchising (c) export (d) import
- which of the following is consumer goods
(a) Bournvita (b) Radio (c0Car (d) None
- The following is a product that is bought without any planning or research
(a) Staple (b) impulse (c)Emergency (d) None of the above
- Another name for 4p’s in marketing is
(a) consumerism (b)impulse (c) specially product (d) marketing mix
- The activities of marketing that take place outside your country is known as
(a) international marketing (b) internal marketing (c) Economic
(d) competitive marketing
- market information is obtained for
market research marketing concept advertising promotion
- all but one are the four ps in marketing
(a) public (b)product (c)price (d)promotion
- ________ are product bought by individuals and organizations for further processing or for use in conducting a business
(a) Industrial products (b)service (c) specialty (d) promotional
- Sellers that handle their own experts are engaged in
(a) Licensing (b)Direct exporting (c)indirect exporting
- an example of specialty product is
(a) Bread (b)Dress (c)A car (d) Food stuff
- one of the following is a document used in international trade
(a)bill of lading (b) ticket (c) journal
29.Another name for consignment
(a) goods (b) transport (c) pipeline
- The use of pipes underground for transporting liquid and gases is called
- transport Rail c. land pipeline
- The sender of goods is known as
- consignor Consignment marketer Consignee
- what form of transport is used to carry bulky and heavy goods
(a.) rail (b). car (c) .pipeline (d) Air
- which of the following is not a factor affecting transportation
(a). cost (b)speed (c)profit (d)nature
- which of the following n is not a function of warehousing
(a)Transportation (b) Risk bearing (c)processing (d) Marketing
35.__________ is not a type of warehouse
(a) Public (b)private (c) Bonded (d) Strong
- __________ is not a mineral product
(a) Copper (b) Zinc (c) Milo (d) Gold
- Which of the following is not a global brand
(a)Coca-Cola (b) Toyota (c) Procter and gamble (d) dear mama
- The fastest form of transportation is
(a) land b)water (c) pipe (d) Air
- Sampling is a way of promoting
(a) Debt (b) branding (c)sales (d) Income
- Electronic marketing is usually carried out in the
(a) cities (b) internet (c) Abroad (d)Urban areas
THEORY
- What is consumer behaviour
- Differentiate between consumer and organizational behaviour
- List the various stages of consumer buying process
- Explain three (3) internal organizational factors in organizational buying behaviour
- Define market plan
b . what is marketing research
- what are the reasons for market research
- What is pricing
b .explain four pricing strategies you know
5 What is promotion
- list and explain five(5) form of promotion
- define product
- differentiate between good and services
- explain four p’s of marketing
- what is warehousing
- List and define four (4) types of ware housing
- List and explain three types of distribution
- List four functions o distribution cahnnel
- What is transportation?
- List four (4) major modes of transportation and explain
- What do you understand by International Trade
- international marketing
- List five (5) documents used in international trade
11.What is merchandizing
- what is packaging
- what is branding
- mention five benefits of branding
- What do you understand by electronic marketing
- mention five challenges faced by service industries