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English Language (Use of English) Past Questions and Answers

Jamb 2006 English Language (Use of English) Questions

Question 36:
Select the option that best explains the information conveyed in the sentence. The dispute over land acquisition has come to a head?
  • A The problem has reached crisis proportions
  • B The problem has been referred to the headquarters
  • C Because of the dispute, land acquisition has now been halted
  • D The problem has now been solved
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Question 37:
Select the option that best explains the information conveyed in the sentence. He had hardly spoken when the bell rang?
  • A He found it difficult to speak, and then the bell rang
  • B When the bell rang, he was still speaking
  • C The bell rang very soon after he spoke
  • D He spoke in a harsh manner and the bell rang
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Question 38:
Select the option that best explains the information conveyed in the sentence. I think she takes her guardian's support for granted?
  • A Her guardian has been helping her for a long time, and she is very grateful to him
  • B She wants her guardian to grant her more support
  • C She thinks her guardian will nom longer support her as he has been doing
  • D Her guardian has been helping her for a long time, but she does not show enough gratitude
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Question 39:
Select the option that best explains the information conveyed in the sentence. The class has fallen in with the teacher's plans?
  • A The class has ignored the plans
  • B The class has rejected the plans
  • C The class has accepted the plans
  • D The class has modified the plans
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Question 40:
Choose the option nearest in meaning to the word underlined. The move to expel the chairman was [u]sanctioned[/u] by members of the party?
  • A Unleashed
  • B Opposed
  • C Supported
  • D Initiated
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