Jamb English Language (Use of English) Questions
Question 146:
Choose the word/expression which best completes each sentence :
In 1966, the Military .... because of the tragic failure of the civilian politicians
View Answer & ExplanationIn 1966, the Military .... because of the tragic failure of the civilian politicians
Question 147:
Choose the word/expression which best completes each sentence :
A society .... individuals each of whom has his attributes and distinct characteristics
View Answer & ExplanationA society .... individuals each of whom has his attributes and distinct characteristics
Question 148:
Choose the word/expression which best completes each sentence :
Biliaminu sent the expensive present to one Miss Sanda of the United African Organization and not to .... of the Central Bank of Nigeria
View Answer & ExplanationBiliaminu sent the expensive present to one Miss Sanda of the United African Organization and not to .... of the Central Bank of Nigeria
Question 149:
Choose the word/expression which best completes each sentence :
The Land Decree does not concern itself with achieving .... in landed property ownership, since those who already own large estates can keep them for good
View Answer & ExplanationThe Land Decree does not concern itself with achieving .... in landed property ownership, since those who already own large estates can keep them for good
Question 150:
Read each passage and answer the question that follow
The learning of a foreign language should be an integral part of every university education. As a discipline, it affords the mind excellent training. It utilizes skills needed in other subjects; the concentration required for memorizing music (not to mention for developing the ear for tone and pitch), the logical thinking for solving mathematical problems, even the deductive reasoning capabilities needed to comprehend philosophical concepts. The mind is stretched through the simple act of learning the grammatical patterns, vocabulary and phonological system of a language. At the same time, the student of a foreign language is acquiring a useful tool. This tool has a double advantage, for while most people (especially teachers) expound on the reward for being able to communicate in a second, third, or fourth language. Perhaps the more promising of the two, is being able to understand and hopefully appreciate another cultural group through their literature, their music and custom all of which are best assimilated through the medium of their language.
An appropriate title for the article from which this passage is taken could be
View Answer & ExplanationThe learning of a foreign language should be an integral part of every university education. As a discipline, it affords the mind excellent training. It utilizes skills needed in other subjects; the concentration required for memorizing music (not to mention for developing the ear for tone and pitch), the logical thinking for solving mathematical problems, even the deductive reasoning capabilities needed to comprehend philosophical concepts. The mind is stretched through the simple act of learning the grammatical patterns, vocabulary and phonological system of a language. At the same time, the student of a foreign language is acquiring a useful tool. This tool has a double advantage, for while most people (especially teachers) expound on the reward for being able to communicate in a second, third, or fourth language. Perhaps the more promising of the two, is being able to understand and hopefully appreciate another cultural group through their literature, their music and custom all of which are best assimilated through the medium of their language.
An appropriate title for the article from which this passage is taken could be