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English Past Questions v16 (JAMB/ WAEC/ NECO)

English Past Questions v16 (JAMB/ WAEC/ NECO); These English questions are for students who are sitting for the following examinations:

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#1. The commission was set up to enquire _____ the general conditions of child abuse in such institution.

#2. We hold that the nation, both in its public and private sectors _____ the best consultancy service and advice in all its endeavours

#3. The situation has deteriorated sharply and relations between the two countries may soon be _____

#4. One of the men _____ round the lawn three times every evening

#5. The young lady decided to _____

#6. Two ministers found it very difficult to get _____

#7. The School Board has placed an order for _____

#8. On his way back the boy ran into a long procession of men, women and children in _____

#9. I could not believe that our team _____ the match after being in the lead for most of the match

#10. In the question below, choose the option nearest in meaning to the underlined: The legislator has decided ‘to play second fiddle’ after he had been walked out of the assembly for violating basic procedures of the House. This means that the legislator has decided to

#11. In the question below, choose the option nearest in meaning to the underlined: Old customs ‘die hard’. This implies that old customs

#12. In the question below, choose the option nearest in meaning to the underlined: The convict said. he was tired of ‘leading a dog’s life’. To lead a dog’s life means to live

#13. After the initial confusion, the Manager’s suggestion brought _____ to the depressed investors

#14. The farmer has bought the insecticide because he was bent on _____ the insects in his farm.

#15. It is usually hard to change the course of action when one ‘crosses the rubicon’. The underlined expression, as used in this sentence means to

#16. The salesman tried to ‘pull the wool over by the eye’. This implies that the salesman tried to

#17. Ijeoma ‘counted her chickens before they were hatched’. This means that Ijeoma

#18. Solo has resigned his job with the textile mills. He doesn’t seem to worry about getting another job. His plans are still ‘quite in the air’. This means that his plans are

#19. Ike is ‘head over heels in love’ with Ngozi. This means that

#20. The story has to be taken ‘with a grain of salt’. This means that

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