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English Past Questions v11 (JAMB/ NECO/ WAEC)

English Past Questions v11 (JAMB/ NECO/ WAEC); These English questions are for students who are sitting for the following examinations:

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  • JAMB
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  • WAEC
  • NECO
  • WAEC GCE
  • NECO GCE
  • NABTEB
  • NABTEB GCE
 

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#1. He devoted himself ______ homeless children.

#2. Although the problem was simple …. Students were able to solve it.

#3. We talked quietly …. waked the baby.

#4. _____ Several bad air-crashes recently.

#5. There was _____ much noise at night that we couldn’t sleep.

#6. Visitors…. Pass beyond this point. It is forbidden.

#7. A policeman stopped me and I ….to the police station.

#8. The house will look all the better _____ this new coat of paint.

#9. Without _____ words he accused him directly of treachery.

#10. Asmau, did you see the snapshop of _____

#11. I can’t mind the light. I don’t know _____ about electricity.

#12. _____ a good film. Wasn’t it?

#13. He looked _____ everyone in authority as an enemy

#14. As _____ of you as can come are welcome

#15. He bade them _____ to his house.

#16. If _____ one day we would talk about it for weeks.

#17. Excuse me, do you mind _____ i smoke?

#18. Choose the word or phrase from options A – E which has the nearest in meaning to the underlined word or words in each sentences: My friend will hate his uncle forever because he “left him in the lurch” in his hour of need

#19. Choose the word or phrase from options A – E which has the nearest in meaning to the underlined word or words in each sentences: When you go to a foreign country to study, you will discover that life is not always a “bed of roses”.

#20. Choose the word or phrase from options A – E which has the nearest in meaning to the underlined word or words in each sentences: A lorry “larger than an elephant” was stuck on the bridge.

#21. Choose the word or phrase from options A – E which has the nearest in meaning to the underlined word or words in each sentences: There is an end – of – session party tonight but Sola hasn’t finished her term paper, “She’s unlikely to come”

#22. Choose the word or phrase from options A – E which has the opposite in meaning to the underlined word or words in each sentences: Never in the history of human conflict has so “much been owed by so many to so few.”

#23. Choose the word or phrase from options A – E which has the nearest in meaning to the underlined word or words in each sentences: ” John must be happy today”

#24. Choose the word or phrase from options A – E which has the nearest in meaning to the underlined word or words in each sentences: ” You can talk to her.”

#25. Choose the word or phrase from options A – E which has the nearest in meaning to the underlined word or words in each sentences: The general promised the soldier would go back to the ‘barracks’

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