SECTION A Instructions
From the alternatives lettered A to D, choose the one which most suitably completes each sentence.
Question 1
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy, ......?
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Question 2
You cannot swim in the sea, ...... you?
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Question 3
It is no use ...... over spilt milk.
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Question 4
Some of the pineapples are ...... sour to be eaten.
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Question 5
......, learners must behave well.
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Question 6
Where ...... Asana and Betty spending their next holidays?
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Question 7
The messenger did not ...... anyone in the house.
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Question 8
She lives in her ...... house.
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Question 9
Their sister wore a ...... to the party.
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Question 10
It was ...... late to go out alone.
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Question 11
This is the boy ...... rescued us.
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Question 12
The nurse made me ...... a lot of water.
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Question 13
It is not easy to identify ...... voice it was.
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Question 14
Neither the parents nor the child ..... at home yesterday.
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Question 15
Her clothes would look better if she ...... them.
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SECTION B Instructions
Choose from the alternatives lettered A to D the one which is nearest in meaning to the underlined word in each sentence.
Question 16
We will not allow him to <u>dampen</u> our spirits.
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Question 17
The <u>commotion</u> at the stadium was avoidable.
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Question 18
What <u>transpired</u> between them remains a secret.
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Question 19
Lance only talks about <u>trivial</u> matters.
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Question 20
The robbers <u>ransacked</u> the house.
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SECTION C Instructions
In each of the following sentences a group of words has been underlined. Choose from the alternatives lettered A to D the one that best explains the underlined group of words.
Question 21
I was informed <u>at the eleventh hour</u> about his decision to leave town. This means that I heard it
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Question 22
We tried all we could to amuse her but she <u>kept a straight face</u>. This means that she
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Question 23
When we went to Nina's house, we were told that she had gone away <u>bag and baggage</u>. This means that Nina had gone away
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Question 24
Samantha's main problem is that she <u>can see no further than her nose</u>. This means that Samantha
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Question 25
When he lost his job, Yaro was left <u>to sink or swim</u>. This means that Yaro
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SECTION D Instructions
From the list of words lettered A to D, choose the one that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the word underlined in each sentence.
Question 26
She <u>accidentally</u> tore her dress.
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Question 27
The story was written in <u>simple</u> language.
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Question 28
The <u>arrogant</u> storekeeper lost all his customers.
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Question 29
We <u>finished</u> several projects last year.
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Question 30
The <u>unfavourable</u> weather affected their health.
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