For English
1 Nearest opposite in meaning
2 Nearest in meaning
3. English passages (2 came out)
4. Fill in the blanks
5. Find the sentence that best interprets the sentence given
6. Read life changer
For maths
Log came out
Ven diagram
Simplify
Find roots
Solve for inequality
Government
Nigeria was part of the founding fathers of which organisation
Answer: ECOWAS
English question
1 Nearest opposite in meaning
2 Nearest in meaning
- English passages (2 came out)
- Fill in the blanks
- Find the sentence that best interprets the sentence given
- Read life changer
- For that no 3, it is like fill in the blanks e.g. the body is a fascinating thing, we just have to __[ a. Protect , b. Safe , c. Create, d. Kill]it.
- Rhythm
- Orals
- Stress
For maths
Log came out
Ven diagram
Simplify
Find roots
Solve for inequality
Question like
4^x+2 = 64^1
- Simplify 3⅓ + 4¾/3¼
- Base six 413 + xxx = 1032 find xxx
- Q’ n (P U R)
- 43 base 4 + 110 base 4 = ??
- A pie chart is what
For economic
Money
Commercial banks
Fiscal policy
Closed economy
Diagrams
Range
Y = c + 1
Mean
Mode
Median
For commercial banks
How is the commercial banks separate from other financial institutions
I forgot to mention for opposite and nearest in meaning etc. they can just give you a sentence and tell you to find the opposite or nearest in meaning to the phrase in italics e.g. from the group of words letter A – D choose the opposite of the word in italics.
Then they Will give you a sentence
Tunde is a good individual
The word good is in italic
For interpretation
It is better to have a friend than a BAD brother
The problem with bosses is that they can’t see beyond their nose
From “The Life Changer”:
- The character of Salma mirrors:
a. Pessimism
b. Optimism
c. Cynicism - Ummi’s relationship with her children can be described as:
a. Convivial
b. Congenial
c. Maternal
d. Controversial - Lafayette is largely:
a. Rustic
b. Centralized
c. Communal
d. Urban - Ada introduced which food:
a. Dog
b. Rat - Salma likens the lecturer to:
a. Policemen
b. Lawyers - The expression “note of salvation” is:
a. Ironic
b. Euphemistic - Talle’s punishment is:
a. Banishment
b. Imprisonment - Bint is portrayed as:
a. Termagant
b. Troublemaker
c. Troubleshooter
d. Talkative - Zaki’s benefactor is:
[Unspecified] - A major theme in the book is:
a. Corruption
b. Unity in diversity
c. Morality
Chemistry
- Shape of CH4 is
- A homologous series differ by a) CH2 b) CH4 c) C2H6
- Structure of butanoic acid
- Structure of 2 methyl propane 2 ol
- Ethanoic acid can be produce by__
- Who discovered the election
- Anhydride is form by the reaction of __
- Shape of CH4: Tetrahedral (methane has 4 hydrogen atoms bonded to a central carbon atom in a 3D structure resembling a pyramid)
- A homologous series differs by: a) CH2
- (Homologous series have a general formula with each subsequent member differing by a methylene group, CH2)
- Structure of butanoic acid: CH3CH2CH2COOH (carboxylic acid with a 4-carbon chain)
- Structure of 2 methyl propane 2 ol: (CH3)3COH (secondary alcohol with a 3-carbon chain and a methyl group on the second carbon)
- Ethanoic acid (acetic acid) can be produced by: Several methods, including fermentation of sugars
- Who discovered the electron: J.J. Thomson (identified the electron in 1897)
- Anhydride is formed by the reaction of: A carboxylic acid with itself (removing a water molecule from two carboxylic acid molecules)
In Government
How many states does The Ecowas have?
About Constitution,feudasim.
Answer:
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has 15 member states.
Take note:
ECOWAS is not a country, but a regional political and economic union.
Its main goals are to promote economic cooperation and integration among member states.
The Constitution is a document that outlines the framework of a government, establishing the concept of separation of powers and fundamental rights.
Feudalism is not directly related to ECOWAS, but it was a historical political and social system based on the division of land and social hierarchy. It’s not typically relevant to modern-day government structures in West Africa.
Which of the following is a ways of controlling schitomiasis.
A: destroying watersnail and water weed.
B: properly Washing fruit before eating
C: clearing bushes around
D: washing hands regularly
when i got home i realised that I failed this question 😭😭😭
i didn’t even no what schistosomiasis was 😭😭
better luck buddies
better luck
chemistry
why those chlorine bleach
(a)
cos its an oxidizing agent
(b) cos it’s a non metal or something like that
(c) cos its antiseptic
don’t remember d
Questions today 12pm
1. What settled the quarrel between Salma and Tomiwa
2. What is the village foods for the kings – snail
3. Who sells zobo
Idioms – broke the camels back, see no further than nose
Opposites – densely, motorist, broad
Nearest in meaning – Reckless, deprecated, embezzled
Chemistry
1. When quantum no is 1 shape of orbital is?
2. % of CO2 in air
3. When Na2CO3 loses it’s water of crystallization it means it is?
4. Solid particles expressed in liquid medium
5. pH of 0.001 of NaOH
6. Suitable indicator between ethanedioic acid and KOH
7. Energy change required to melt one mole of NaCl
8. Laughing gas is what?
9. In metallurgy the deoxidant is?
10. Phenol methanal polymer is used for making?
11. Reagents used to distinguish classes of amines
12. Iupac of CH3CH2C(CH3) =C(CH3)2
13. Esterification is analogous to?
14. The e.c of an atom of nitrogen 1s²2s²2p 1/x 2p 1/y 2p 1/z is because?
15. Is boiling of water a physical change?
Physics
1. Cooling curves are used to determine?
2. Angle of contact between a liquid and container is
3. Vacuum is used to reduce heat loss by?
4. Wave in direction of travel and direction of propagation is?
5. Concave mirror to form a real image the object must be?
6. Diaphragm in camera is similar to?
7. Colour of red rose under blue light is?
8. Induced current in Faraday’s law of magnetism depends on?
9. Kirchhoff’s junction law is based on?
10. Essential element that provides a mechanism for light to interact with laser medium ?
11. % ration of holes to electrons in a pure semiconductor
12. Calc the voltage across 2 resistors of 7ohms and 8ohms connected in series to a 150V a.c. supply
Biology
1. Photosynthesis of protein takes place in?
2. Sclerenchyma tissue consist of?
3. Major buffer in blood is?
4. Component of cell sap is?
5. Absorption of food substances in mammalian embryo is via?
6. Impulses of smell is received by?
7. Infectious diseases are caused by?
8. Ways of controlling Schistosomiasis
Biology
1. Photosynthesis of protein takes place in?
2. Sclerenchyma tissue consist of?
3. Major buffer in blood is?
4. Component of cell sap is?
5. Absorption of food substances in mammalian embryo is via?
6. Impulses of smell is received by?
7. Infectious diseases are caused by?
8. Ways of controlling Schistosomiasis
9. Haemophilia is caused by
10. Darwin’s theory is based on
11. Similar structures modified to work in different ways are
12. Evolutionary evidence of living organisms and extinct relatives is ?
13. DNA carries genetic information found in?
as promised meenn physics was something else honestly honestly
For maths ?
Integration
Sectors and circle theorem were many
Factorial
Matrices
Derivative
Bearing
Logarithm
And simplify the expression
Economics _
Labor as a factor of production
Budget
Agriculture
Petroleum
Cooperative society
Demand and supply
1. C
Cynicism- An inclination to believe that people are motivated by self interest,not being able to trust people.
2. A
Convivial- to be friendly, cheerful and jovial
Congenial-pleasing or liked on account of having qualities or interests that are similar to one’s own
Maternal-typical of a caring mother; motherly
Controversial-giving rise or likely to give rise to controversy or public disagreement.
3.
Rustic-rural;made in plain and simple fashion
Centralized- controlled by a single authority or managed in one place.
Communal-A communal society is one in which everyone lives and works together and property and possessions are shared rather than being owned by a particular person.
Urban-in, relating to, or characteristic of a town or city.
4. B
5. A
6. B
Euphemism-a mild or indirect word or expression substituted for one considered to be too harsh or blunt when referring to something unpleasant or embarrassing.
7. B
8. D
Termagant-a harsh-tempered or overbearing woman
Troublemaker-a person who habitually causes difficulty or problems, especially by inciting others to defy those in authority.
Troubleshooter-a person skilled at solving or anticipating problems or difficulties
Talkative-fond of or given to talking.
9. Labaran- He reminded Habib about Zaki and suggested they gave the job to him.
Benefactor-a person who gives money or other help to a person or cause.
10. B – The book emphasized on the unity among Salma and her roommates even though there were from different walks of life.
DAY 2 QUESTIONS
1. Strong acid and Strong base react to form which salt?….
2. Astrophysics is a branch of….
3. Photometer is used to measure
4. Intensity of light is measured with…
5. Peas plant is used as mendel study because
6. Opposite of destitute.
7. Stress on Examination, misunderstand,
8. Rhyming words with urn, coil
9. Questions came out of Faraday sha
1. Strong acid and strong base react to form a salt and water.
2. Astrophysics is a branch of astronomy.
3. A photometer is used to measure the intensity of light or luminous flux.
4. The intensity of light is measured with a photometer or lux meter.
5. Mendel used pea plants for his study of genetics because they have easily observable traits and undergo simple inheritance patterns.
6. The opposite of destitute is affluent or wealthy.
These are things I still remember
Non vascular plants
Blood
Succession
Living and nonliving things
Variation
Competition
Adaptation
Biology
1. Dawkins theory of evolution is know as:___
2. Excretory product of earthworm
3. Examples of morphological variation
4. The transfer of blood from the heart to the lungs is know as_____
5. Bilaterally symmetrical is present in (a) nematodes (b) annelids (c) mammals
6. Which of the following is not in plant cell (a) centrioles b) cell wall c) vacuole
7. Aestivation means
8. Sudan savanna is located in what state
9. Paramecium move with the aid of ____
10. A man with blood group “A”heterozygous marries a woman with blood group “A” homozygous. How many offspring will be heterozygous
11. The total number of chromosome in the sex sell is
1. *Dawkins’ theory of evolution is not a single theory, but rather focuses on the concept of evolution through natural selection. However, his influential book on the topic is titled “The Selfish Gene.”*
2. *The excretory product of earthworms is castings, also known as worm castings or worm manure.* These castings are rich in nutrients and beneficial for soil health.
3. *Examples of morphological variation include:*
– *Size:* Differences in body size between individuals of the same species (e.g., large and small dogs)
– *Color:* Variations in fur, skin, or eye color (e.g., brown, black, and white fur in rabbits)
– *Shape:* Differences in the shape of leaves, fins, or beaks (e.g., lobed vs. needle-shaped leaves)
– *Presence or absence of structures:* Some individuals may have features absent in others (e.g., horns on some male deer but not females)
4. *The transfer of blood from the heart to the lungs is known as pulmonary circulation.* In this system, deoxygenated blood from the body is pumped to the lungs for oxygenation and then returns to the heart as oxygenated blood.
5. *Bilateral symmetry is present in all three options (a) nematodes, (b) annelids, and (c) mammals.* Bilateral symmetry means the body has left and right sides that are mirror images of each other.
6. *Centrioles are absent in plant cells (a).* Centrioles are involved in cell division, which is less common in mature plant cells compared to animal cells. Plant cells have cell walls (b) and vacuoles (c).
7. *Aestivation is a state of dormancy entered by some animals during hot and dry periods.* They reduce their metabolic rate and conserve water to survive harsh conditions. Examples include snails and lungfish.
8. *The Sudan savanna is a biome, not located in a specific state.* It’s a vast tropical grassland with a seasonal dry climate, found in sub-Saharan Africa.
9. *Paramecium moves with the aid of cilia.* Cilia are hair-like structures covering their surface that beat in a coordinated manner, propelling the paramecium through water.
10. *There is a 75% probability that their offspring will be heterozygous for blood group A.*
Here’s the breakdown of blood group genotypes:
* Man: Aa (heterozygous A)
* Woman: AA (homozygous A)
Possible offspring genotypes and their probabilities:
– AA (homozygous A): 25% (from woman’s A combining with another A from either parent)
– Aa (heterozygous A): 50% (from A from man and A from woman, or A from man and a from woman)
– aa (homozygous a): 25% (neither parent contributes A, very unlikely given the woman is homozygous A)
Therefore, the offspring have a 75% chance of being heterozygous (Aa) for blood group A.
11. *The total number of chromosomes in the sex cells (sperm and egg) is typically half the number in somatic cells (body cells).* This is because during sexual reproduction, the sperm and egg fuse to create a new organism with the combined genetic information from both parents. Having two complete sets of chromosomes would result in abnormalities.
In biology
I can recall they asked
*Which blood group is universal recipient?
*which plant grows by epigeal germination?
a.millet
b.gunea corn
c.maize
d.mango
*who stated the Mutation theory ?
*
*Through what medium do earthworm excrete
Biology Answers
1. *Universal Recipient:* The blood group that can receive blood from any other blood type is *AB positive (AB+)*. This is because individuals with AB+ blood type lack the A and B antigens on their red blood cells that would trigger an immune response.
2. *Epigeal Germination:* Among the options, *(c) maize* exhibits epigeal germination. In epigeal germination, the cotyledons (seed leaves) emerge above the soil surface during seedling development. Millet, guinea corn (another name for sorghum), and mango all have hypogeal germination, where the cotyledons remain underground.
3. *Mutation Theory: The mutation theory of evolution was proposed by Hugo de Vries*. This theory suggests that new traits arise through sudden changes in genes (mutations) and that these mutations can be passed on to offspring, leading to variations within a population and potentially driving evolution.
4. *Earthworm Excretion: Earthworms excrete waste products through their skin* (integument). They have specialized cells in their skin that filter waste materials from the coelomic fluid (body cavity fluid) and eliminate them through the body wall. They also excrete castings, which are a combination of digested soil particles and waste products.
Biology
1.they gave us a diagram and they said where can it be found the diagram provided was actually a villus which is found in the Small intestine
2.which of the following organisms can be found in the mangrove swamp forest a.zebra
b. antelope
c.crab
d.oyster
Ans: Mangrove forests are saltwater environments and zebras and antelopes (a & b) are typically found in grasslands or savannas. Crabs and oysters are well-adapted to survive in brackish (mix of saltwater and freshwater) environments like mangrove swamps.
1. The reaction between Strong acid and Strong base produce what type of salt
A.Normal
B.Acidic
C.Complex
2. -When acidic oxide dissolves in water it produces
A.Acid anhydride
3. The shape of CO2 is
A.Tetrahedral B.Linear
Answers
*1. Strong Acid and Strong Base Reaction:*
* *A. Normal (Neutral) ✅*
* B. Acidic
* C. Complex
When a strong acid reacts with a strong base, they completely neutralize each other, resulting in a *neutral salt* and water.
*2. Acidic Oxide in Water:*
* *A. Acid ✅*
* B. Acid anhydride
Acidic oxides react with water to produce acids, not acid anhydrides. Acid anhydrides are formed when two carboxylic acids react and lose a water molecule.
*3. Shape of CO2:*
* *A. Tetrahedral*
* *B. Linear ✅*
CO2 (carbon dioxide) has a linear shape with two oxygen atoms bonded to a central carbon atom, forming a 180-degree bond angle.
In government
Where is ecowas headquarter located
The right to vote is called
Which Nigeria international organizations is in control of petroleum
Government Answers
1. *ECOWAS Headquarters:* The headquarters of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) is located in *Abuja, Nigeria*. A new, permanent headquarters building is currently under construction and is expected to be completed in 26 months.
2. *Right to Vote:* The right to vote is called *suffrage*.
3. *Nigerian Oil & Gas:* Nigeria’s petroleum industry is overseen by several government agencies and corporations. Here are some key players:
– *Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC):* A state-owned company that plays a central role in the exploration, production, refining, and marketing of petroleum products in Nigeria.
– *Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR):* A government ministry responsible for regulating the oil and gas sector.
– *Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Agency (NMDPRA):* Another government agency responsible for regulating the midstream and downstream sectors of the oil and gas industry (transportation, storage, and distribution of petroleum products).
Good evening
I did use of English,Government,Economics and literature in English
The English language was easy
The literature in English was really hard cause they ask 1 questions each from all literature story and all the poems from the English text book
They should read more on the lion and the jewel,second class citizens and the other story the school ask to buy when we were in secondary school
All the short poems in the English text book they should read more
I did my exam today, and it went great. While I can’t recall the exact questions, I do remember the topics they were based on. In Mathematics, the questions covered Calculus, Permutations and Combinations, Surds (particularly the rationalizing aspect), Polynomials, Series and Sequences (including infinity sequence and sum of GP), and Measures of Central Tendency (with a focus on range and mode). Interestingly, I noticed that one of the questions on this CBT mobile app was very similar to a question on my exam, especially the one about surds.
The exam was a shock compared to what people said about it.
For government, constitution
Types of government
Public opinion
Pressure group
There was some about military rule and their years (just one)
Lit in English
Mid summer night dream (this one is on God)
Alot if literally appreciation
Wuthering hight
Lion and the jewel
Second class citizen
All the novels sha.
English was ok too
Crs Omo on God