1ST TERM EXAMINATIONS 2022/2023 ACADEMIC SECTION

CLASS: Basic Five

SUBJECT: Mathematics
1. Express 485 in Roman Numerals A. Quadrilateral
A. CDXLVIII B. Pentagon
B. CDLXXXV C. Hexagon
C. DCXLV D. Octagon
D. MCV 7. What is 586 in Roman figure?
2. Write 128,573 in words. A. DLXXVI
A. One twenty-eight thousand, five B. DLXXXVI
hundred and seventy-nine C. DCCLXVI
B. One hundred twenty-eight D. LDXXVI
thousand, five hundred and 8. From a tank holding 50 litre of water,
seventy-three 10 litres 125ml and 19litres 950ml were
C. One hundred and twenty-eight sold. How much of the water remains
thousand, five seventy-three in the tank?
D. One hundred and twenty-eight A. 10litre 354ml
thousand, five hundred and B. 21 litres 456ml
seventy-three C. 5litres 936ml
3. A water tank on a farm measures 30m D. 19litres 925ml
by 42m by 15m. what is the volume of 9. Change 213four to bae ten.
the tank? A. 39ten
A. 18,090m3 B. 45ten
B. 18,990m 3
C. 26ten
C. 18,900, 3
D. 34ten
D. 18890m3 10. What is the perimeter of a square with
4. If the parameter of a square board is sides 8cm?
48m. what is the length of its sides? A. 16cm
A. 12m B. 32cm
B. 21m C. 24cm
C. 24m D. 48cm
D. 22m 11. Write 2886 in Roman numerals.
5. Arrange the following fractions in A. MMDCCCLXXXVI
ascending order: , ,, B. MMCDLXXXVI
A. , ,, C. MMDCCXLVI
B. , ,, D. MMDCXVII
C. , ,, 12. Convert 25ten to number base 2
D. , ,, A. 101012
6. What is the name of an eight sided B. 110102
figure? C. 110012
 D. 101112 C.
13. Arrange these numbers in ascending D.
order: 0.03; 1.045; 0.5000; 0.4251 20. What is the value of:
A. 1.045; 0.5000; 0.03; 0.425 70 – 37 – 21 + 38 - 39
B. 0.425; 0.03;1.045; 0.5000 A. 40
C. 0.4251; 0.03; 0.5000; 1.045 B. 5
D. 0.03; 0.425; 0.5000; 1.045 C. 79
14. Simplify LX ÷ XX, leaving your D. 1
answer in Roman numerals. 21. What is the diameter of a circle whose
A. iii circumference is 44cm? (Take π = )
B. iv A. 14cm
12cm
C. vi B. 15cm
D. X C. 2cm
15. If the base area of the cylinder is D. 7cm
154cm2, find the volume of the vessel. 22. A room is 5m long, 3.5m wide and 4m
A. 1840cm3 high. Find the volume of the room.
B. 1848cm3 A. 30m3
C. 1850cm3 B. 70m3
D. 1856cm3 C. 112m3
16. Write the answer of the HCF of 24, 36 D. 50m3
and 48 in index form. 23. Find the height of a cylinder with
A. 23 x 32 radius of 0.7m and a volume of 1.8m
B. 22 x 3 to the nearest tenth. Use as value of π
C. 24 x 3 A. 2.2m
D. 24 B. 1.9m
17. Add CXXXV, CCXIX, LXXIV C. 3m
together. D. 1.2m
A. 357 24. What is the name of six sided plane
B. 359 figure?
C. 269 A. Triangle
D. 418 B. decagon
C. nonagon
18. Convert 3510 to binary base. D. hexagon
A. 100012
B. 1000112
C. 100112
D. 110112
19. Simplify + x
A.
B.
25. If 10 men can dig a well in six days, 32. A bag of rice weighs 45kg. how
how long will it take 12men working many rounds will a man go at the rate
at the same time to finish the work? of 120g per round?
A. 3 days A. 307
B. 4 days B. 2
C. 5 days C. 375
D. 6 days D. 75
26. Share the sum of ₦1,200 for Akin and 33. Find the volume of the cone in the
Bobo in the ratio 4:6. What is Akin’s figure below.
share? A. 588cm3
7cm
A. ₦420 B. 28cm3
6cm
B. ₦480 C. 72cm3
C. ₦520 D. 264cm3
D. ₦620 34. If I spent of my income on rent and
27. If 5 packets of OMO cost ₦ 1,800. feeding and spent of the remainder in
Find the cost of 50. children’s school fees. What is the
A. ₦2,000 remaining fraction?
B. ₦1,900 A.
C. ₦18,000 B.
D. ₦1,600 C.
28. How many faces does a cuboid have? D.
A. 6 35. What is the inverse of ?
B. 7 A.
C. 8 B.
D. 9 C.
29. Solve the equation: x + 5 = 0 D.
A. -1 36. A cube is 20cm long. If it is filled
B. -2 with water. What is the volume of
C. -5 water in it?
D. 5 A. 1000cm3
30. Express 5m as a percentage of 75m. B. 4000cm3
A. 80% C. 200cm3
B. 70% D. 4000cm3
C. 45% 37. A man bought 12 articles for ₦24.
D. 20% What is the price of 36 such articles?
31. Arrange , in ascending order. A. ₦72
A. , B. ₦90
B. , C. ₦55
C. , D. ₦864
D. ,
38. The volume of a cube id 125cm3. Find 39. If Shehu and Chidi shares 40 oranges
the length of the cube. in ratio 3:x and Shehu took 15 oranges,
A. 10cm what share did x stand for?
B. 15cm A. 6
C. 25cm B. 13
D. 5cm C. 5
D. 15
40. Add 3 gross, 4 decades. 1 century and 45. What is the place value of 3 in
5 score together. 2.386.50?
A. 572 A. 3 hundreds
B. 672 B. 3 units
C. 567 C. 3 tens
D. 810 D. 3 millions
41. Simplify ÷ x . Give your answer in 46. If 12 men can finish a piece of work in
the lowest fraction. 8days, how many days will 6 men take
A. to do the same piece of work, working
B. ate the same rate?
C. A. 12 days
D. B. 6 days
42. If 3p = 57, what is 5 + p? C. 16 days
A. 16 D. 8 days
B. 18 47. How many 125g packets can one get
C. 20 from a bag of salt weighing 2kg?
D. 24 A. 10
43. In an exam, 1 out of every 5 students B. 16
failed. If there are 60 students in the C. 20
class, how many of them passed? D. 13
A. 10 48. X – 6 = 2 + x. the value of x is __
B. 20 A. 6
C. 30 B. 4
D. 40 C. 8
44. How many kilogrammes are there in D. 2
9tonnes? 49. How many kilogrammes are there in
A. 16,000kg 5tonnes, 4kg?
B. 12,000kg A. 3014kg
C. 9,000kg B. 5004kg
D. 19,000kg C. 4032kg
D. 6014kg C. Chord
50. The length round a circle is also called D. Circumference
A. Radius 51. Solve for y, if 3y – 1 = 8
B. Diameter A. 0
 B. 2 57.find the lcm of 18, 24 and 30, leaving your
C. 1 answer in index form.
D. 3 A. 23 x 32 x5
52. Sum all the number from 1 to 10. B. 23 x32 x52
A. 45 C. 22 x 33
B. 55 D. 23 x32 x53
C. 65 58. What is the LCM of 10, 12 and 30?
D. 75 A. 60
53. Add B. 130
1 0 1 12 C. 80
+ 1 1 1 02 D. 120
_________ 59. A triangle in which two sides are
_________ equal is called
A. Scalene triangle
A. 110112 B. Isosceles triangle
B. 110012 C. Equilateral triangle
C. 111012 D. Two side triangle
D. 101112 60. If it takes 20 men to dig a trench in
54. The sum of angles at a point is equal 9days, how long will it take 15man
to what? working at the same rate to finish at
A. 1070 the same time?
B. 3600 A. 7days
C. 1800 B. 8days
D. 2700 C. 12days
55. Calculate perimeter of the shape D. 15days
below: 6cm 61. When 50 is added to twice a certain
number, the result is 60. What is the
4cm 4cm number?
A. 3
A. 20cm 6cm B. 5
B. 40cm C. 8
C. 10cm D. 10
D. 25cm 62. Find the volume of a cylinder with
56. The sides of a triangle are 8cm, 6cm radius 7cm and height 8cm.
and 9cm. find the perimeter of the A. 1,232cm3
triangle. B. 1,334cm3
A. 54cm C. 1,343cm3
B. 23cm D. 1,434cm3
C. 14cm 63. Find the volume of this cube below.
D. 72cm A. 64cm3
4cm
4cm
 B. 46cm3 B. 10kg 298g
C. 12cm3 C. 8kg 929g
D. 16cm3 D. 9kg 486g
64. Convert 6000g to kg. 68. Which of these is not an ideal member
A. 6kg in your mathematics set?
B. 10kg A. Eraser
C. 4kg B. Marker
D. 15kg C. Pencil
65. Simplify + x D. Divider
A. 69. Find the value of ‘w’ in this equation:
B. W2 – 29 = 52
C. A. 9
D. B. 25
66. Choose the addition of 500, 200 and 54 C. 19
A. DCLIV D. 81
B. DCCLIV 70. Add CM, L, XX and ii
C. CCLIV A. 972
D. DCCIV B. 752
67. What is the result of 2kg 486g + 7kg C. 990
812g? D. 950
A. 10kg 090g

SECTION B (Theory)
1. (a) Simplify the expression + + +
(b) express 485 in Roman Numerals.
(c) If the perimeter of a square is 48m, what is the length of its sides?
2. (a) arrange the following fractions in ascending order: , ,
(b) What is the LCM of 10, 12 and 30?
(c) If it takes 20 men to dig a trench in 9days, how long will it take 15men working at the
same rate to finish the trench?
3. (a) A water tank on a farm measures 30m by 42m by 15m. What is the volume of the tank?
(b) Find the perimeter of the figure below
4cm

12cm
6cm

15cm
 (c) Simplify CX + KLV – LXIV
4. (a) Find the volume of a cylinder with radius 7cm and height 8cm.
(b) 5 sheep ate 150kg of grass in 15 days. How many days’ will 9 sheep take to eat 90kg of
grass?
(c) find the perimeter of a rectangular table top whose area and length are 28m2 and 7m
respectively.
(d) What is 586 in Roman figures?
5. (a) Change 213four to base ten.
(b) A water tank is 6cm long, 5cm wide and 3cm high. Find the volume of the water it can
hold when it is half full.
(c) simplify of ÷
6. (a) Express the HCF of 20, 36 and 24 as a product of prime factors.
(b) Simplify
(c) Find the area of the figure below
6cm

12cm
6cm

15cm

7. (a) Add CXXV, CCXIX, LXXIV together.

(b) Write in figures: One million and forty-eight.
(c) Find the difference in value between digit 7 and digit 3 in 73459
8. (a) the LCM of 18, 12 and 16 can be written as _________________
(b) if 5 packets of OMO cost ₦1800, find the cost of 50.
(c) Add together: 2 dozen eggs; 4 score eggs and a gross eggs.
9. (a) In the diagram below, find the volume of the rectangular prism.

8cm 3cm

3cm
(b) a bag of rice weighs 45kg. how many rounds will a man go at the rate of 120g per round?

1ST TERM EXAMINATIONS 2022/2023 ACADEMIC SECTION

CLASS: Basic Five
SUBJECT: Basic Science
SECTION A (Objectives)
1. The sun, the planet, the moon and the A. Atmosphere
shooting stars make up the ____ B. Universe
 C. Heavens D. Moon
D. Solar system 7. Earth and moon are examples of __
2. As at now, the only planet that has A. Natural satellite
liquid water, abundant oxygen, mild B. Eclipses
temperature, one moon that moves C. Natural machines
round the sun once a year, supports D. Spacecraft
life and we all live there is called __ 8. __ is a hard material forming part of
A. Earth the earth’s crust.
B. Jupiter A. Granite
C. Mercury B. Rock
D. Venus C. Soil
3. __ is human attempt oi understand the D. Stone
mysteries of the natural world around 9. The three main types of rock are __
us through research, disciplines and A. Fragmental, sedimentary and
ways of thinking rationally. metallic
A. Vocational studies B. Mountaineer, oceanic and igneous
B. Agriculture C. Sedimentary, metamorphic and
C. Social studies igneous
D. Science D. Solid, mountain and hillside rock
4. The __ is the third planet from the sun 10. ____ is a force which tries to stop
and the only object in the universe movement when two surfaces are
known to sustain life moving over each other.
A. Mercury A. Friction
B. Venus B. Structure
C. Earth C. Suction
D. Moon D. Pressure
5. The force that causes something to fall 11. ___ Is the most common liquid in the
to the ground or pulls everything universe.
toward the centre of the earth is called A. River
__ B. Stream
A. Acceleration C. Atlantic Ocean
B. Pulley force D. Water
C. Typhoon 12. Solar energy is obtained from the __
D. Gravity A. Sun
6. A machine that is launched into space B. Moon
and moves around Earth or another C. Wind
body is called __ D. Coal
A. Spaceship 13. It takes the moon ___ days to round
B. Rocket the earth once.
C. Satellite A. 37.5 days
 B. 1 week B. Day
C. 1 day C. Night
D. 27.3 days D. Winter season
14. ____ are minerals which occur 21. The plane formed by the axis of earth
naturally in the earth’s crust. and orbit is known as the __
A. Minerals A. Spherical plane
B. Ashes B. Symmetric plane
C. Charcoal C. Orbital plane
D. Crude oil D. None of the above
15. ___ is the closest planet to the sun 22. The earth takes about ___ to complete
a. Earth one rotation around its axis.
b. Mercury A. 365 days
c. Venus B. 24 hours
d. Saturn C. 1 month
16. There are ___ planets. D. 48 hours
A. Nine 23. The circle that divides day from night
B. Eight on the globe is called __
C. Seven A. Circle of division
D. Six B. Circle of solar plane
17. The flash of natural electricity is C. None of these
known as ___ D. Circle of illumination
A. Lighting 24. Movement of the earth on its axis is
B. Thunder called __
C. Rain A. Rotation
D. Energy B. Revolution
18. The application of scientific ideas to C. Resolution
solving human problems is called __ D. Cycle
A. Archaeology 25. The movement of the earth around
B. Biotechnology the sun in a fixed path or orbit is
C. Cartography called __
D. Technology A. Revolution
19. The time in which earth completes its B. Resolution
revolution around the sun is __ C. Rotation
A. 365.25 days D. Circular cycle
B. 340 days 26. Which of these is synthetic drug?
C. 325 days A. Paracetamol
D. 360 days B. Herb tea
20. The side of the earth which faces the C. Aloe Vera
sun have __ D. Butter leaf
A. Summer season
27. Any substance used as medicine b. Oval shape
stimulant is called __ c. Straight line
A. Liquid d. Polygon shape
B. Cocaine 34. The rotation of the earth on its axis
C. Drug cause __
D. Herb tea A. Days and years
28. The federal ministry of health warns B. Months and years
that smokers of cigarette are liable to C. Day and night
die __ D. Seasons
A. Young 35. Taking drugs without the doctor’s
B. Old advice and directive is called __
C. Great A. Drug addiction
D. Poor B. Drug habit
29. All of these are examples of naturally C. Drug abuse
occurring drugs except? D. Drug person
A. Tramadol 36. The smallest and closed planet to the
B. Bitter kola sun is the __
C. Vegetables A. Jupiter
D. Panadol xtra B. Mercury
30. Which one of these is not a C. Earth
component of the sky? D. Mars
A. Eclipse 37. The force which tends to pull objects
B. The cloud thrown-up to itself is called __
C. Stars A. Muscular force
D. Sun B. Elastic force
31. The earth orbits the sun at a speed of C. Frictional force
A. 108,000 km D. Gravitational force
B. 180,000 km 38. The planets and the bodies that moves
C. 188,000 km round the sun is known as __
D. 180, 800 km A. Orbit
32. A lunar eclipse occurs when the ___ B. Equator
shadow falls on the moon. C. Conductor
A. Sun’s D. Planets
B. Earth’s 39. When the earth comes between the
C. Moon’s sun and the moon, it is called __
D. Mars A. Eclipse of the revolution
33. In an eclipse where the moon, sun and B. Eclipse of the rotation
earth are involved, they are nearly in a C. Eclipse of the weather
__ D. Eclipse of the sun
a. Circle shape
40. The path along which a planet travels C. Capillary
around the sun is __ D. Right ventricle
A. Solar system 47. From which chamber of the heart
B. Satellite does blood leave to go to the lungs?
C. Orbit A. Right ventricle
D. Eclipse B. Right atrium
41. People who take drugs without the C. Left ventricle
doctor’s prescription are said to be _ D. Left atrium
A. Drug abusers 48. In coronary heart disease, what are
B. Drug intoxicants the fatty deposits on the walls of the
C. Stickers arteries called?
D. Patients A. Plaque
42. The force that attracts things to the B. Platelets
surface of the earth is called __ C. Plasma
A. Planetary force D. Plastic
B. Frictional force 49. Which of these is a common risk
C. Gravitational force factor for heart disease?
D. System force A. Having low blood pressure
43. Drugs can be grouped into two, they B. Being overweight
are __ and __ C. Exercising regularly
A. Synthetic and natural drugs D. Proper medical check-up.
B. Controlled and banned drugs 50. Earth is the only planet that has ___
C. Capsules and tablets and ___
D. Paracetamol and ointment A. Dust and rocks
44. All of these are natural bodies in the B. Gas and ice
sky except _ C. Air and water
A. Stars D. Silt and sand
B. Sun 51. __ is everywhere in our environment
C. Rainy A. Water
D. Cloud B. Sun
45. Drugs used in the hospital are C. Air
produced by __ D. Land
A. Physicians 52. All these are examples of heavenly
B. Nurses bodies EXCEPT __
C. Pharmacists A. The sun
D. Doctors B. The force
46. Which type of blood vessel carries C. The moon
blood away from the heart? D. The stars
A. Artery 53. The sun rises in the ___ and sets in
B. Veins the __
 A. North, South 60. The movement of the earth on its own
B. East, North axis is called?
C. South, West A. Rotation
D. East, West B. Revolution
54. The moon is about ___ the size of the C. Circulation
earth. D. Respiration
A. One-quarter 61. The people who study weather are
B. Half called?
C. One-fifth A. Scientist
D. One B. Meteorologist
55. ___ is the largest planet. C. Methodologist
A. Earth D. Philosophers
B. Venus 62. In order for a solar eclipse to occur,
C. Jupiter the moon must be __
D. Mercury A. Near new moon
56. Which of these is not a blood vessel? B. Near first or last quarter
A. Vein C. High in the sky
B. Artery D. Near full moon
C. Lung 63. The scientists who study stars are
D. None of the above called ___
57. Which of these is not a characteristics a. Constellations
of living things? b. Astronomers
A. Death c. Asterisms
B. Irritability d. Teachers
C. Movement 64. The male and female gametes are
D. Non-movement called ___
58. The smallest tube in the body that A. Man and woman
carry blood are called? B. Boy and girl
A. Veins C. Spermatozoa and ovum
B. Arteries D. Red and blue litmus paper
C. Capillaries 65. All these are changes in male during
D. Plasma puberty except __
59. The components of human A. Growing of beards
circulatory system are blood, ___ and B. Broad shoulders
the vessel. C. Developments of the hips
A. Heart D. Crack voice
B. Stomach 66. Petroleum is used in the production of
C. Liver all of these except __
D. Skin A. Marble
B. Kerosene
 C. Engine oil and Vaseline B. Reproduction
D. None of the above C. Respiration
67. ___is an instrument used for D. Excretion
measuring the direction of air. 69. Air is a mixture of __
A. Rain gauge A. Water
B. Parachute B. Gases
C. Wind-vane C. Blood
D. Thermometer D. Oil
68. The process by which living 70. The embryo develops the ___
organisms produce their young ones A. Intestine
that resemble their parents is known B. Bladder
as __ C. Uterus
A. Circulation D. Testes

SECTION B (Theory)
1. (a) Define drugs.
(b) Mention 4 examples of naturally occurring drugs.
(c) State any 3 effects of drug abuse.

2. (a) Define fertilization.

(b) Mention 3 changes in male and female during puberty.
(c) Mention 4 female reproductive organs.

3. (a) Define lunar eclipse.

(b) What is solar eclipse?
(c) List 4 effects of earth movement.

4. (a) List accordingly the planets of the solar system.

(b) What if force of gravity.
(c) Who are astronomers.

5. (a) Mention the name of the instrument used for studying distant objects.
(b) What is the difference between a planet and a star?
(c) Explain how the rotation of earth causes night time.

6. (a) Mention 2 natural bodies in the sky.

(b) Differentiate between the moon and the earth.
(c) List the components of the solar system.
7. (a) Identify the parts of the human heart.
(b) How many types of blood vessels do we have?
(c) Briefly describe the process of blood circulation in man.

8. (a) What is the safe age for human reproduction?

(b) List 3 developmental changes in boys and girls at puberty.
(c) Identify 3 activities that can lead to irresponsible sexual behaviours.

9. (a) give two difference each between arteries and veins

(b). List any 3 health implications of drug abuse.
(c) List 4 effects of earth movement.
 1ST TERM EXAMINATIONS 2022/2023 ACADEMIC SECTION
CLASS: Basic Five
SUBJECT: Agricultural Science
SECTION A (Objectives)
1. The following animals can produce 6. The origin of farming can be traced to
various milk fit for human __
consumption except __ A. The near east by the early man
A. Goat B. The Africans who settled in the
B. Camel new found land
C. Cow C. The early American’s who settled
D. Pig in the new found land
2. The following farm product can be D. The early Europeans who came to
commonly canned except __ Africa
A. Meat 7. Post planting operations includes
B. Milk EXCEPT __
C. Fish A. Thinning
3. The rearing of animals and growing of B. Manuring
plants for man’s consumption is C. Planting
referred to as __ D. Weeding
A. Fishery and husbandry 8. The act of buying and selling
B. Agriculture agricultural produce is called __
C. Food processing A. Market
D. Animals and planting B. Advertise
4. The following people are involved in C. Publishing
agriculture except __ D. Banking
A. Soil scientist, veterinary doctors 9. The branch of agriculture that deals
and agricultural engineers with the study and care of a living
B. Civil engineers, authors and organisms in the forest is known as __
editors A. Forest
C. Crop farmers B. Horticulture
D. Fishermen and horticulturists C. Forestry
E. None of the above D. Fishery
5. All of these are problems facing 10. The process termed stumping in land
agriculture in Nigeria except __ preparation can be described as __
A. Use of crude implements and A. Loosening the soil
unstable government policies B. Removal of weed
B. Lack of medical facilities in the C. Pulling out stubborn roots
farm setting D. Cutting seedlings
C. Provision of raw materials 11. The operation carried out after
D. Bad roads planting operation is called ___
 A. Post-planting 18. Which one of the following is best
B. Pre-planting used for transportation?
C. Planting A. Garden fork
D. Before planting B. Hand towel
12. The following are challenges in C. Hand fork
agriculture marketing EXCEPT __ D. Matchet
A. Transporation 19. Which of the food items supplies
B. Bad weather mainly protein?
C. Keeping quality A. Beans
D. Interest making B. Mango
13. The process of keeping agricultural C. Pawpaw
products for future is known as __ D. Rice
A. Storage 20. ____ is a plant which grows in an
B. Harvesting unwanted place.
C. Processing A. Maize
D. Banking B. Weed
14. Which of the following is a problem C. Legumes
of agriculture? D. Vegetable
A. Illiteracy 21. Another name for peasant farming is
B. Provision of shelter __
C. Foreign exchange earner A. Commercial farming
D. Provision of services B. Subsistence farming
15. __ is the art of science raising crops C. Single crop farming
and animals for the benefit of man. D. Taungya farming
A. Horticulture 22. The agriculturist who specializes in
B. Agriculture the treatment of livestock that are
C. Floriculture suffering from disease is known as __
D. Aquaculture A. Agro-medical doctor
16. Importance of agriculture includes all B. Engineer
the following EXCEPT _ C. Veterinary doctor
A. Provision of food D. Animal scientist
B. Deforestation 23. A piece of land is said to be on lease
C. Foreign exchange to a farmer when the land is __
D. Source of income A. Inherited from the father
17. ___ Is the type agriculture the early B. Given to him as a gift
man engaged in. C. Purchased on credit
A. Wandering and gathering D. Given for a specified period on
B. Wandering and looking renal bases
C. Gathering and wasting
D. None of the above
24. The problems associated with land 30. Which of these is employed by
tenure through inheritance includes agriculture?
the following except. A. Boxer
A. Small land holdings for family B. Banker
members C. Harvesters
B. Hatred among family members D. Bricklayers
arising from land sharing 31. Which of these people are cow rearers
C. Tight of individuals to free use and in the North?
control of inherited land A. Fulanis
D. None of the above B. Kanuris
25. The early people were referred to as C. Igbo
__ D. Idoma
A. Killers 32. One of these animals is not a source of
B. Wanderers power for farmers.
C. Hunters A. Camels
D. Farmers B. Lion
26. All these are people in agriculture C. Donkey
except ___ D. Horse
A. Fisherman 33. Farm produce that provides heat is
B. Veterinary doctors ___
C. Photographers A. Gas cooker
D. Engineers B. Fire wood
27. Which of these is not a problem in C. Electric stove
agriculture in Nigeria D. Oven
A. Land tenure 34. Yam, maize, rice, groundnuts are
B. Bad road regarded as ___
C. Illiteracy A. Raw materials
D. Provision of income B. Food products
28. “ager” means __ C. Medicinal herbs
A. Cultivation D. Horticulture
B. Crop 35. The early people ate __ as food.
C. Field A. Grains
D. Farmer B. Fruits
29. Farming started by the activities of C. Yam
___ men. D. Chocolate
A. The early 36. The early farmers used ___ and ___ as
B. The late farm tools.
C. The middle A. Cutlass and hoe
D. Homo sapiens B. Tractor and water can
C. Sticks and animal bones
 D. Sickle and spade D. Harvesting
37. The oldest vocation is __ 44. Which farm operations involves the
A. Banking breaking or turning of the soil?
B. Farming A. Stumping
C. Driving B. Ridging
D. Sewing C. Tillage
38. “cultura” means __ D. Harrowing
A. Culture 45. __ allows easy penetration of roots
B. Cultivation into the soil.
C. Climate A. Harrowing
D. Crops B. Tillage
39. Agriculture was the main source of C. Stumping
income for Nigeria before the D. Land clearing
discovery of oil. 46. The distance between two sown
a. True seed/plants is __
b. False A. Planting space
c. Undecided B. Time
d. None of the above C. Planting depth
40. An agriculturist who studies and rears D. Planting seed
farm animals is called __ 47. The covering of soil surface with
A. Coil scientist vegetative material is known as
B. Crop scientist A. Weeding
C. Fisherman B. Thinning
D. Animal scientists C. Mulching
41. ___ is one of the problems of D. Supplying
agricultural marketing. 48. The uppermost part of the earth where
A. Poor road network plant grow is ___
B. Good electricity A. Soil
C. Good storages B. Salt
D. Pipe borne water C. Sink
42. Early women were all these but not D. Silt
___ 49. Agriculture started with the __
A. Growers of crops A. Farming of fish
B. Rearers of animals B. Gathering of wild plants and
C. Hairdressers hunting
D. Fashionisters C. Cultivation of cash crops
43. Which of these operations comes first? D. Mechanized system of farming
A. Tillage 50. Scientists that study or observe the
B. Ridges weather are called __
C. Stumping a. Astronauts
 b. Zoologists 57. The branch of agriculture that deals
c. Meteorologists with the education and orientation of
d. Agricultural science teachers farmers is known as agricultural ___
51. ___ the branch of agriculture that A. Radio
deals with planting of trees. B. Economic
A. Fishery C. Extension
B. Forestry D. Budget
C. Sowing 58. The early men were mostly wanderers
D. Horticulture that lived in __
52. ___ is added to soil to improve its A. Hotels
fertility. B. Garage
A. Manure C. Caves
B. Marble D. Mountains
C. Tiles 59. Goats and pigs are examples of __
D. Chemical animals
53. The raw materials that are used in A. Domestic
textile industries is __ B. Wild
A. Yam C. Nice
B. Cocoa D. Wicked
C. Cotton 60. The major importance feature of
D. Soya beans agriculture are provision of food,
54. ___ is the process of felling trees clothing and __
without planting another one. A. Blood
A. Afforestation B. Weapon
B. Mulching C. Shelter
C. Deforestation D. Peace
D. Wind breaker 61. A scientist that studies the behaviours
55. Agriculture provides __ for industries. and lives of animals is called a __
A. Raw materials A. Zoo
B. Life B. Zoologists
C. Blood C. Expert
D. Capital D. Technician
56. __ is the raw material used to produce 62. The part of plant that is fixed deep
beverages like bournvita or milo. down in the soil is the __
A. Kola a. Root
B. Cocoa b. Shoot
C. Cashew c. Leaf
D. Pawpaw d. Leg
63. ___ is added to the soil to improve its
fertility.
 A. Manure A. Provision of employment
B. Clay B. Food production
C. Lizard C. Keeping just a few people happy
D. Acid D. Foreign exchange
64. All the following belong to poultry 68. __ is the layer of the earth in which we
except __ grow plants.
A. Pigeons A. Soil
B. Gees B. Field
C. Peacock C. Land
D. Tilapia D. Atmosphere
65. ___ is a man whose job is farming. 69. After clearing all the weeds and trees
A. Labourer in the land for farming, they must be
B. Gardener __
C. Farmer A. Sold
D. Pilot B. Burnt
66. Which of the following of an C. Cooked
agricultural activity? D. Buried
A. Planting of crops 70. __ is used in felling trees.
B. Cultivation of land A. Axe
C. Teaching B. Shovel
D. A and B C. Rake
67. ___ is not an importance of D. Hoe
agriculture too Nigeria.

SECTION B (Theory)
1. (a) Define Agriculture
(b) Name two major activities in Agriculture.
(c) Name three crops which are sold to other countries.
2. (a) mention three importance of Agriculture in Nigeria.
(b) Name three career opportunities in agriculture.
(c) Briefly explain any one in 2b above.
3. (a) List 4 problems of agriculture.
(b) how can bad road affect agriculture?
(c) who is a veterinary doctor?
4. (a) Define pre-planting activities
(b) Define post planting activities
(c) Mention four activities in post- planting.
5. (a) Mention two agricultural produce that can be used as raw materials for industries.
 (b) What percentage of Nigerians are involved in agriculture?
(c) Agriculture is believed to have originated in the ______________________________
6. (a) How did the early people practise farming?
(b) Which of the early people was a hunter?
(c) Narrate how the early people started growing crops and animals.
7. (a) Define crop-production
(b) Differentiate between pre-planting and post-planting operations.
(c) Mention any three pre-planting operations.
8. (a) Mention four people in agriculture.
(b) Mention four simple farm tools.
(c) Mention four farm produce or raw materials and their finished goods.
9. Explain the following
(a) Mulching
(b) Stalking
(c) Weeding
 1ST TERM EXAMINATIONS 2022/2023 ACADEMIC SECTION
CLASS: Basic Five
SUBJECT: C.R.K.
SECTION A (Objectives)
B. Red
1. Paul’s original name was C. White
A. Peter D. Blue
B. John 8. Paul’s missionary journey began
C. Saul when he was called by the ____
D. Samuel A. Man of God
2. Where was Paul born? B. Spiritual king
A. Tairat C. Holy spirit
B. Damascus D. Pharisees
C. Tarsus of Asia 9. Evangelism is the responsibility of
D. Taraba _______
3. Paul was a _____ of the Christian A. Evangelist
before he met Christ B. Pastors only
A. Persecutor C. Every believer
B. Teacher D. Non-believers
C. Pastor 10. Paul raised a ____ at Trous
D. Preacher A. Cripple
4. Where was Saul going when he met B. Eutychus
with Jesus? C. Elymas
A. Jerusalem D. Blind
B. Damascus 11. _______ Said “separate me Barnabas
C. Rome and Paul for the work I have called
D. Otukpo them”
5. What happened to Saul on his way? A. Peter
A. A great light from heaven B. Silas
flashed around him C. The holy spirit
B. Water from sky splash around D. Apostles
him 12. Which of these cities did Paul preach?
C. Force flash from heaven flash A. Corinth
around him B. Bethlehem
D. Armed robbers arrested him C. Egypt
6. After Paul’s baptism, he started to__ D. Egbeda
A. Kill the Christians 13. Paul wrote to the following people
B. Preach the gospel except ___
C. Pull down churches A. Ephesians
D. Attack the Jewish leaders B. Romans
7. Lydia was a dealer in _____ cloth C. Matthew
A. Purple D. Corinthians
14. Paul met opposition at 21. Paul and ____ were separated for
A. Philippine mission work
B. China A. Barnabas
C. Asia B. Saul
D. Norway C. Peter
15. At midnight, Paul and Silas _____ to D. Silas
God 22. Missionary work needs_____
A. Fight A. Drunkenness
B. Prayed B. Meekness
C. Smiled C. Uncleanness
D. Danced D. Dedication
16. Paul formally Saul is from sect of 23. Who prayed for Saul to regain his
Jewish religion known as _____ sight?
A. Sanhedrin A. Ananias
B. Sadducees B. Judas
C. Pharisees C. The high priest
D. Scribes D. Philip
17. The reason why Paul was called 24. ______ was sent to the believers in
‘Hermes' at Lystra was because Antioch to encourage them
he_____ A. Barnabas
A. Chief speaker B. Peter
B. Tall C. Paul
C. Cheerful D. John
D. Wore caramel skin 25. The last town visited by Paul and
18. John Mark joined Paul and Barnabas Barnabas during their first missionary
in their first missionary journey at __ journey before revisiting the town
A. Salamis they had visited was_____
B. Selucia A. Lystria
C. Cyprus B. Paphos
D. Paphos C. Derbe
19. St. Paul said “husbands, love your D. Antioch in Pisidia
wives as _____ 26. Which of these is a miracle?
A. Christ loved the church and A. Casting out evil spirit by the
gave himself up for her holy spirit
B. Jesus loved Mary His mother B. Traveling from place to place
C. God loved Jesus C. Healing the sick person by the
D. Christ loved God and died for Spirit of divination
him D. None of the above
20. Who is thee head of the church? 27. Paul also advised men to_____ their
A. Jesus Christ wives
B. The pastor A. Respect
C. The bishop B. Love
D. Our father C. Embrace
 D. Mate B. Change
28. Before the conversion of Paul, he was C. Express
highly involved in the____ of the D. Persecution
Christians 36. Saul fell off from his_____
A. elevation A. Donkey
B. conversion B. Camel
C. promotion C. Horse
D. Persecution D. Car
29. Paul was trained by a lawyer 37. Saul was blind for ____ days
called_____ A. Three
A. Judas B. Thirteen
B. Gamaliel C. Mine
C. Peter D. Fire
D. James 38. “Saul, why do you persecute me”,
30. Who arrested Paul on his way to whose voice was that?
Damascus? A. Jesus
A. Gamaliel B. John
B. Holy Spirit C. James
C. Angel Gabriel D. Peter
D. Holy Michael 39. ______ was stoned to death in the
31. Paul in his second missionary journey presence of Saul
met a couple whose names are ___ A. Jesus
A. Priscilla and Aquila B. Stephen
B. Adam and Eve C. Peter
C. Jesus and Mary D. Ananias
D. Ananias and Sapphira 40. Paul was traveling to imprison
32. Paul was a _____ by birth believers in _____
A. Jew A. Damascus
B. Christian B. Rome
C. Priest C. Israel
D. Igbo D. Ghana
33. Saul was a _____ by profession 41. God told ____ to pray for the Saul so
A. Teacher that he might regain his sight
B. Tent maker A. Jacob
C. Plumber B. Ananias
D. Driver C. Abraham
34. Paul’s former name was____ D. Michael
A. Stephen 42. ______ asked Saul why he was
B. Saul persecuting him
C. Samuel A. James
D. Samson B. John
35. Conversion means_____ C. Jesus
A. Wake up D. Jude
43. God can transform a person’s life A. School and Pupils
when he or she believed in God B. Church and believers
A. True C. Synagogue and People
B. False D. Believers and unbelievers
C. Undecided 51. There are ____ Epistles of Paul ____
D. Impossible A. 13
44. Saul arrested Christians and put them B. 30
in ____ C. 300
A. Prison D. 313
B. School 52. The first and last letters of Paul’s
C. Church epistles are ___ and ___
D. Station A. First Corinthians and second
45. Paul belonged to a religious group Timothy
who felt that they were ____ than B. Romans and Hebrews
others C. Hebrews and Romans
A. Smarter D. None of the above
B. Richer 53. Galatians is before and after __
C. Holier A. Before revelation and after
D. Worse Genesis
46. The home town of Paul was ___ B. Before new and old testament
A. Antioch C. Before epistles and after 2
B. Tarsus Corinthians
C. Lystra D. Before Matthew and Romans
D. Macedonia 54. The epistles of Paul are in the ____
47. The major problem among the A. Old testament
churches at Corinth appears to have B. New testament
been _____ C. Dictionary
A. Sexual immorality D. Inside out maths
B. Disunity 55. Why did Paul write these letters?
C. Greed A. To contest
D. Disrespect B. To correct
48. Another word for epistle is ____ C. To warn
A. Fax D. To instruct
B. Email 56. When Saul escaped from Damascus to
C. Letter Jerusalem after his conversion, the
D. Instagram disciples in Jerusalem ______
49. All the letters written by Paul are A. Welcome him
called ____ B. Were afraid of him
A. Epistles of God C. Were indifferent towards him
B. Epistles of John D. Were full of sympathy for him
C. Epistles of Paul 57. Paul and Barnabas were referred to as
D. Epistles of Jesus “gods” in Lystra because they __
50. The epistles of Paul are for __ and __
 A. Were agents of the unknown B. Barnabas and James
God C. Paul and Saul
B. Silenced Elymas the magician D. None of the above
C. Healed a crippled man 64. Paul said that anyone who would not
D. Proclaimed the gospel with work, should not ___
Power A. Drink
58. According to Paul, which of the B. Crawl
following is the greatest? C. Eat
A. Truth D. Fight
B. Love 65. Miracles work hand in hand with __
C. Faith A. Prayer
D. Hope B. Disciples
59. The elders at Jerusalem advised Paul C. Faith
on this arrival to the city to __ D. Power
A. Preach the blood news 66. Paul raised the dead a ____
B. Avoid Jewish Christians A. Egypt
C. Join those in the temple for B. Nigeria
prayer and fasting C. India
D. None of the above D. Trous
60. In the church at Antioch there were 67. Who prayed for Saul to regain his
some ___ and ___ sight?
A. Prophets and lawyers A. Ananias
B. Prophets and teachers B. Judas
C. Prophets and Paul C. The high priest
D. Prophets and Simon D. Philip
61. The following are members of the 68. Paul was born in city called
church in Antioch A. Tarsus
A. Barnabas and Saul B. Jerusalem
B. Barnabas and James C. Rwanda
C. Paul and Saul D. Jordan
D. Bryan and Samson 69. The early Christian missionaries built
62. A ____ wins souls for Jesus by all this except
traveling from place to place A. Churches
preaching the good news about Jesus B. Hospital
A. Mission C. Schools
B. Missionary D. Stadium
C. Vision 70. The name “Paul” means ____ in
D. Visionary Roman
63. They fasted and prayed, placed their A. Huge
hands on them and sent them off who B. Small
did they sent off? C. Giant
A. Barnabas and Saul D. Average
SECTION B (Theory)
1a. What is Paul’s other name?
1b. Why did Paul have two names?
1c. Write a short note on Paul’s early life.

2a. Mention 4 people who helped Paul in his missionary work

2b. List 4 letters written by Paul the Apostle.
2c. Mention 4 communities visited by Paul during his missionary work.
2d. What is a missionary work?

3a. Mention the reason for Paul on the way to Damascus

3b. Explain the baptism of Paul
3c. Explain the baptism of Paul.

4a. Describe what happened when Paul and Silas were imprison
4b. Name the two major groups to whom Paul preached
4c. State how Paul and Barnabas were selected by the holy spirit

5a. What are the reasons which led Paul to write his letters?
5b. List the last 5 epistles of Paul
5c. List the first 5 epistles of Paul

6a. What is a miracle?

6b. Describe the healing of the cripple at Lystra
6c. What happened after the healing of the cripple at Lystra.

7a. How were Paul and Barnabas selected for their missionary work?
7b. Give reasons why Stephen was stoned to death
7c. Paul was trained by a lawyer called ________

8a. Explain the importance of Paul’s conversion briefly

8b. Paul was stoned at Lystra “why”?
8c. Another name for epistles is _______

9a. Why did Paul go to the high priest?

9b. How did Paul stop persecuting the members of the church?
9c. What happened to the church after the death of Stephen?

ENGLISH LANGUAGE

Following elimination of racially based immigration policies in Canada by the late 1960s, immigration began from all
parts of the world. Toronto's population grew to more than one million in 1951 and doubled to two million by 1971. By
the 1980s, Toronto had surpassed Montreal as Canada's most populous city and the chief economic hub. During this
time, in part due to the political uncertainty raised by the resurgence of the Quebec sovereignty movement, many
corporations moved their head offices from Montreal to Toronto and other Canadian cities.

In 1954, the City of Toronto was federated into a regional government known as Metropolitan Toronto. Later
metropolitan government began to manage services that crossed municipal boundaries. In 1967, the seven smallest
municipalities of the region were merged into their larger neighbors, resulting in a six-city configuration that included
the old City of Toronto and the surrounding municipalities of East York,Etobicoke, North York, Scarborough and York.
In 1998, six metropolitan governments were dissolved into a single municipality, creating the current City of Toronto.

Question:

1. What was the primary reason for the growth of Toronto's population to two million by 1971?

(A) Montreal (B)Elimination of racially based immigration policies (C) Quebec sovereignty movement (D)
Corporations moving to Toronto

2. How many metropolitan governments were dissolved to form the City of Toronto municipality? (A) One (B)
Two (C)Six (D) Five

3. When did Toronto surpass Montreal as Canada's most populous city?(A) 1971 (B) 1954 (C) 1980 (D) 1998

4. What caused the multinational corporations to move their head offices from Montreal to Toronto?

(A) Quebec sovereignty movement

(B) Elimination of racially based immigration policies

(C) Other western Canadian cities

(D) Toronto's population doubled to two million by 1971

5. The metropolitan government began to manage services that were———

(A) Using water (B) Crossing municipal boundaries (C) Using public transit (D) Crossing states

6. Metropolitan Toronto was a ——

(A) city of Toronto (B) government of Toronto (C) municipality of Toronto (D) business centre of Toronto

7. The municipalities that merged were ——— in number. (A) six (B) Seven (C) One (D) not known

8. What is the meaning of the phrase "When all think alike, no one is thinking very much'?

(A) Thinking hard is bad

(B) When you think very much it is good

(C) To produce diverse ideas people need to think a lot more

D) When all think alike, it is very much thinking

9. But here the Ki-Ki spoke up quickly in their mild voices, saying: "That is not our idea, your Highnesses."In the
above sentence, Ki-Ki's argument is ——

(A) An agreement (B) A disagreement (C) A joke (D) A song for praise

10. the chief economic hub of Canada is

(A) Montreal (B) Not mentioned (C) Canada itself (D) Toronto

Grammar

(11) _________ of scholars are waiting to meet the president.

(a) Flock (b) troop (c) class (d) team

(12) There is a _________ of stars in the sky tonight

(a) party (b) bevy (c) pride (d) constellation

(13) There is no doubt that the __________ of people rioting demand change quickly.

(a) mob (b) crowd (c) team (d) bunch

(14) The __________ gathered at the accident scene.

(a) troupe (b) crowd (c) bench (d) host

(15) There were a _______ of cars at the bank.

(a) herd (b) set (c) many (d) fleet

(16) It is true that Mr. Godwin and ________ are innocent.

(a) I (b) we (c) me (d) our

(17) Who is in the kitchen? It's _________

(a) you (b) me (c) they (d) we

(18) The money was originally meant to be share between you and ________

(a) they (b) we (c) me (d) I

(19) __________ are my crayons

(a) this (b) these (c) that (d) that's

(20) __________ luggage are mine.

(a)that (b) this (c) those (d) our

(21) She owns that ring. It is _________

(a) mine (b) ours (c) theirs (d) hers

(22) In my class, we use a ______ board.

(a) blue (b) white (c) sweet (d)easy

(23) Amara is intelligent but Esther is _________ than Amara.

(a) more intelligent (b) intelligenter (c) intelligentest (d) most intelligent

(24) London is _______ than Accra from Lagos.

(a) further (b) near (c) farther (d) easier

(25) "Ourselves" in the sentence: We fed ourselves from our meager salaried is an example of __________

(a) noun (b) pronoun (c) adverb (d)verb

(26) May I take some oranges? _______

(a) yes, I may (b) yes, you can (c) yes, you will (d) yes, you may

(27) ______ she was I'll, Ruby came to school.

(a) unless (b) incase (c) although (d) because

(28) Can you keep an eye ______ the baby while I shop?

(a) on (b) at (c) by (d) in

(29) The man said that he had some ________ for ________

(a) advices, police (b) advices, polices (c) advice, police (d) advice, polices

(30) "Loudly" in the sentence: Those children speak too loudly in the classroom is an example of_______

(a) noun (b) pronoun (c) adverb (d) adjective

Phonics and Spelling

(31) WWW means _______

(a) Worst Wide Window (b) Window of World War (c) World Wide Web (d) Window Wide Web

(32) SIM means _________

(a) Small Internal Memory (b) Subscriber Identification Method (c) Snack In Making (d) Subscribers Internal Memory

(33) B.SC in Economics is the acronym for_________

(a) Bachelor of Science in Economics (b) Bachelors In Economics (c) Basic Science of Economics (d) Bring Science
in Economics

(34) ATM is the short form for _________

(a) Automatic TechniqueMachine (b) Automated Text Machine (c) Auto Technology Mobile (d) Automated Teller
Machine

Pick the most suitable contractions for the underlined words in these sentences.

(35) He will not come.

(a) wont' (b) wiln't (c) won't (d) wouldn't

(36) Take whichever book you want.

(a) which'er (b) which'r (c) which's (d) whichev'

(37) He would like to be there.

(a) He'd (b) he'ld (c) he w'd (d) he 'oud

Choose the correct prefix or suffix for these base words.

(38) Admiss_________

(a) ible (b) able (c) ion (d) ment

(39) ________ment

(a) pre (b) base (c) fore (d) come

(40) Conclu_________

(a) ment (b) tion (c)sion (d) able

(41) __________tability

(a) apa (b) dem (c) con (d) dis

Shade the correct spelt word for these sentences .

(42) These are ______ carving in the museum.

(a) ascient (b)ancient (c) accent (d) ansient

(43) I have no doubt that a _________ research will produce result.

(a) diligent (b) deligent (c) dilegent (d) dilijent

(44) The reporter was given an ____________ overseas.

(a) assaiment (b)asignment (c) assaignment (d) assignment

(45) The football club ________ arranges all the matches.

(a) committee (b) comitee (c) commitee (d) committe

(46) The teacher noticed my ________ soon enough.

(a) embarasment (b) embarrasment (c) embarrasment (d) embarrassment

(47) Mr. Innosaint and Miss Chiamaka worked ___________.

(a) separately (b) seperately (c) saperately (d) saparately

Idioms and interpretations.

(48) Chief David's car cost an arm and a leg. Means, Chief David's car ___________

(a) was very expensive (b) was bought with his arm and leg (c) did not cost much money (d) had an accident and cut
his arm and leg

(49) You don't make a good leader if you can't take the bull by the horn. Means that ___________

(a) holding the bull's horn makes you a good leader (b) making a bold decision is learnt by facing a bull (c) bravely
dealing with a difficult situation (d) only good learners can boldly hold a bull's horns

(50) The children shouted in chorus "welcome to our school, sir!". This means that __________

(a) they shouted very loud and clear (b) they shouted as people singing choruses (c) they all shouted at the same time
(d) they all shouted with one voice

(51) She was beaten right under her mother's nose. This means that she was beaten ________

(a)in her mother's presence (b) on the nose of her mother (c) in her mother's absence (d) as her mother cleaned her
nose

(52) Abdul was to come home today. This means that Abdul _________

(a) is expected to come home today (b) should come home today (c) was expected to come home today (d) may or
may not come home today

(53) His birthday was attended by the cream of the society. This means that the birthday was attended by _______

(a) only the rich people in the society (b) only the educated in the society (c) very important people in the society (d)
only politicians in the society

(54) We couldn't have found the car but for the policeman's effort.

(a) the policeman could not help us find the car (b) the policeman made efforts but we didn't find the car (c) we found
the car without the policeman's effort (d) it was because of the policeman's effort we found the car

Mechanics

(55)Pick the sentences with the correct use of speech marks.

(a) "Mum! Sarah shouted where are my shoes?" (b) Mum! Sarah shouted "where are my shoes?" (c) "Mum!" Sarah
shouted, "where are my shoes?" (d) Mum! "Sarah shouted "where are my shoes?"

(56) The correct sentence here is _________

(a) "clean the floor, Cinderella!" Her step mum yelled (b)"clean the floor," Cinderella! Her step mum yelled (c)
"clean" the floor, Cinderella! Her step mum yelled (d) clean the floor, Cinderella! " her step mum yelled"

(57) Pick the correctly capitalalized sentence.

(a) This year's Eid Maulud would fall on a Monday (b) This year's eid Maulud would fall on a monday (c) This year's
eid maulud would fall on a Monday (d) This years' Eid Maulud would fall on a monday
(58) Shade the correctly capitalized option.

(a) Josiah works as an AIT and BBC correspondent (b) Josiah works as an ait and BBC correspondent (c) josiah works
as an Ait ad Bbc correspondent (d) josiah works as an AIT and BBC correspondent

Which of these sentences is correctly punctuated.

(59) (a)Is Dr Judith a UNICEF consultant? (b) Is Dr. Judith a UNICEF consultant? (c) Is Dr. Judith a U.N.I.C.E.F
consultant? (d) Is Dr Judith a U.N.I.C.E.F consultant?

(60) (a) He works at Nafdac (b) He works at N.A.F.D.A.C (c) He works at NAFDAC (d) He work at N.A.F.D.A.C

Theory

Comprehension

I always enjoy the drive into Leeds. It is a good straight road, with some pleasant views of the countryside on either
side. There are woods and hills, villages and farms and, about halfway, a large lake. In addition, because there is rarely
much traffic on the road, I can usually enjoy the view as I drive along. I was rather annoyed the other morning,
therefore, when a small blue car began to drive very close behind me. I went a little faster, hoping to leave the car
behind. However, whenever I slowed down, the little car caught up with me. The driver, a middle-aged man, was
grinning and waving to me. However, I did not recognize either him or the car. Again, I began to drive a little faster but
the little car caught up with me whenever I slowed down. "Perhaps I am doing something wrong," I thought. I checked
my lights and my indicator, but they were both in order. Moreover, I certainly did not have a puncture. The man was a
lunatic, I decided. Feeling rather cross, I drove off very fast, leaving the small blue car behind. I did not slow down
until I got to Leeds. There are some traffic lights just before you cross the railway bridge into Leeds and, as it happened,
the lights turned red as I approached. I was still waiting there when the little blue car caught up with me. The driver got
out and tapped on my window. I opened it. "Can I help you?" I asked rather coldly. "I am trying to help you!" the man
said. "You see, your number plate fell off about fifteen miles back. I tried to attract your attention, but you didn't take
any notice!"

Answer these questions.

1 What was the road to Leeds like?

2 Why did Alex usually drive slowly?

3 Who was in the small blue car?

4 What did the driver of the small blue car do?

5 Did Alex know the driver of the small blue car?

Creative Writing

Instruction: Choose any 2.

(1) Write in not less than 100 words a descriptive essay on the topic "My Family".

(2) Write in not less than a page, a traditional folktale.

(3) Write a biography, in not less than a page, with accurate detailed findings on your role model.

(4) In a bid to introduce yourself to a potential reader, write in not less than 100 words, an autobiography about yourself.

Grammar.

Change the active voice sentences to passive voice.

(1) The farmer grows corn

(2) Miss Anthonia is teaching Jude.

(3) Zuriel I'd buying the book.

(4) Mr. Austin drove the car.

(5) She fought the boys.

(6) Bernice is washing the plates.

(7) Mr. Brayan flogged all the boys.

(8) Isabella was painting the house.

Mechanics.

Use the correct suffix from the list to make new words _____ ful, ly, hood, ship, al.

(1) Woman __________

(2) Meaning __________

(3) Economic __________

(4) Scholar __________

(5) Friend ___________

Phonics and Spelling.

Unjumble these words and use each to build sentences.

(1) govmerntn:

(2) dueaction:

(3) mioptrnat:

(4) aficilyt:

(5) ocsntruct:

SOCIAL STUDIES
1. ——— is referred to as an act of associating and co-existing with people on a society or an environment

(a) Living together (b) staying together (c) Tolerance (d) Cooperation

2. For society to function people must ——— (a) Interact (b) Interface (c) Fight (d) Quarrel

3. When people live together in peace , it promotes —— (a) Intolerance (b) Ingratitude (c) Development (d)
Authority

4. Living together means that one cannot be —— in the society (a) Alone (b) Bothered (c) Troublesome (d)
Leader

5. Attributes of living together includes all except ——— (a) Honesty (b) Sincerity (c) Extremism (d) Tolerance

6. Which of these is not a challenge of loving together? (a) constant offense (b) Extremism (c) disloyalty (d)
Readiness to serve one another

7. When a place is peaceful, it becomes a place of ——

(a) Tourism and attraction (b) Disputes and unrest (c) Trouble and fight (d) Lack and recklessness

8. Which of these can be a challenge of living together ? (a) hard-work (b) appropriate authorities (c)
commitment (d) injustice

9. One benefit of living together is —— (a) Negligence (b) Disunity (c) Extremism (d) Stability

10. Living together enhances all except —— (a) friendliness (b) Good neighborliness (c) personal blessing (d)
communal disability

11. ——— is the way of life of people in a society . (a) culture (b) Appearance (c) Display (d)Family

12. The first basic unit of life in the society is the ——— (a) Husband (b) wife (c) Children (d) Family

13. The ways of life of other societies as adopted in another society is regarded as ———

(a) External influences (b) internal influences (c) Normal influences (d) unknown influences

14. In Nigeria, most Marriages are conducted according to ——— (a) Family rites (b) cultural practices (c)
Environmental practices (d) Education

15. In the olden days it was said that a child belonged to the whole society and not just his —— (a) Environment (b)
Immediate family (c) Extended family (d) Relations

16. In Nigeria , some foreign influence can be witnessed in ——— (a) Language (b) Education (c) Marriage
patterns (d) All of the above

17. In Nigeria, the school system we practice is referred to as ——— education (a) Western (b) Eastern (c)
Southern (d) Northern

18. ——— is the use of scientific knowledge for production of tools beneficial to man. (a) Technology (b)
Techniques (c) Science (d) Production

19. Products of science and technology include all except ——— (a) Television (b) communication gadgets (c)
Machines (d) wooden furnitures

20. Which of these is not an advantage of science and technology to Nigerian Families ? (a) Easier and faster
chores (b) educational programs (c) Addiction (d) easy access to children

21. Which of these is not a disadvantage of science and technology. (a) Cyberbully (b) online stalking (c) ease of
communication (d) Emulating destructive habits

22. People with the same cultural background who speak the same language are of the same ——— (a) Ethnicity
(b) Tribalism (c) Culture (d) Tradition
23. Nigeria consists of over —— ethnic groups. (a) 150 (b) 250 (c) 350 (d) 200

24. The major ethnic groups in Nigeria are ——

(a) Yoruba, Efik, Hausa (b) Igbo, Kanuri, Yoruba (c) Igbo, Hausa , Yoruba (d) Igbo, Hausa , Ibibio

25. The marriage between an Hausa woman from Kano state and an Hausa man from Katsina state is a ———

(a) Inter-ethnic marriage (b) Intra-ethnic marriage (c) Traditional marriage (d) Cultural marriage

26. An advantage of Intra-ethnic marriage is ——

(a) No language barrier (b) No privacy (c) unnecessary interference (d) Friends interference

27. One disadvantage of intra-ethnic marriage is —— (a) unity among family members (b) undue interference (c)
No language barrier (d) practice of same traditions

28. Marriage between couples of different ethnic groups is ——

(a) Intra-ethnic marriage (b) Inter-marriage (c) Marital union (d) Customs and tradition

29. Advantages of inter-ethnic marriages include all except ——

(a) reduction of inter-ethnic crises (b) promotes mutual economic support (c) promotes moral virtues (d) criticism
about ethnic group

30. Disadvantages of inter-ethnic marriage include all except ———

(a) couple with different perspectives

(b) Long geographical distance from families

(c) Promotion of cultural diversity

(d) Loss of cultural identity

31. Problems possibly faced by couples in marriage is —— (a) Tribal problems (b) marital problems (c) household
problems (d) couple problems

32. when people live together , there is bound to be problems because ——

(a) They are different people (b) They think differently (c) they walk differently (d) they behave differently

33. The head of the nuclear family is the ——— (a) grandfather (b) father in-law (c) father (d) mother

34. When we listen to other people’s views, we gain all these except —— (a) Harmony (b) Conflict (c) Peace (d)
Tolerance

35. All of these are examples of community leadership in Nigeria except ——— (a) Oba (b) Emir (c) Eze (d)
Town crier

36. Nigeria became a republic —— (a) 1st October 1960 (b) 27th May, 1963 (c) 1st October ,1963 (d) 1st October ,
1970

37. A Legal union between a man and a woman which makes them husband or wife is———

(a) wedding ceremony (b) Marriage (c) cultural tradition (d) Intra-ethnicity

38. The belief and established ways of doing things by a particular group of people is known as ———

(a) traditional festivals (b) traditional ceremonies (c) cultural ceremonies (d) culture

39. One of these is not a major religion practiced in Nigeria (a) Hinduism (b) Islam (c) Christianity (d) Traditional
religion

40. The feeling of love that one has and shows for one’s country is ———
(a) sacrificial love (b) nationalism (c) heroism (d) patriotism

41. How many local government areas has Nigeria ? (a) 450 (b) 360 (c) 814 (d) 774

42. The first premier of western region whose portrait is on the one hundred Naira currency is ——

(a) Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa

(b) Chief (Mrs) Olufamilayo Ransome Kuti

(c) Chief Obafemi Awolowo

(d) Chief Bode Thomas

43. One of these is not a national symbol of Nigeria . (a) The National flag (b) The National coat of arms (c) The
National passport (d) The National Television Station

44. The two horses on the Nigerian coat of arms stand for ——— (a) dignity (b) strength (c) peace (d) progress

45. Marriage values include all these except ——— (a) love and care (b) fear of God (c) submission (d) Disrespect
to one’s spouse

46. The practice of treating someone unfairly based on gender is called —— (a) gender discrimination (b)
traditional discrimination (c) societal discrimination (d) complexion discrimination

47. One of these is not an element of culture. (a) dance (b) mode of dressing (c) religion (d) exercise

48. All these are aspects of culture except ——— (a) Belief (b) Religion (c) Family (d) Sleeping

49. A nuclear family is composed of all except ——— (a) cousin (b) a father (c) a mother (d) children

50. The different ethnic groups in Nigeria differ from one another in ——

(a) strength, profession and wealth

(b) Unity, strength and tolerance

(c) Size, strength and occupation

(d) Language , customs, traditions

51. Which of these is not a danger of unhealthy boy-girl relationship .

(a) end in education (b) societal rejection (c) contraction of disease (d) fame and progress

52. which of these is not a solution to the ethnicity problems in Nigeria ? (a) patriotism (b) tolerance (c) public
enlightenment (d) corruption

53. A group of people who are related together and referred to as the smallest unit within a society is called ———
(a) church (b) community (c) family (d) hamlet

54. Use of ——— is an influence of working parent on Nigeria life . (a) head tie (b) baby sitter (c) vehicle (d)
party

55. There are ——— major religious practice in Nigeria . (a) 5 (b) 6 (c) 3 (d) 4

56. All these are problems common to marriage except ——— (a) childlessness (b) affection (c) infidelity (d)
distrust

57. The belief that others do not have right to religious of thier choice is called ———

(a) religious laws (b) religious intolerance (c) religious belief (d) religious tolerance

58. ——— is a legal ending of marriage . (a) Union (b) Divorce (c) Alimony (d) break-up

59. Which of these is a product of foreign influence . (a) Trouser (b) Agbada (c) Buba (d) Shokoto
60. One of these is not a way to maintain a healthy boy-girl relationship (a) fear God (b) say no to negative peer
pressure (c) say no to sex before marriage (d) stay out late at night

THEORY

1a. Define living together

b. Stage three factors that make living together peaceful.

c. Outline three challenges of living together

2a. In clear terms, define ‘External Influences ‘

b. List six aspects of our lives that have been influenced by foreign countries.

3a. In a tabular form,differentiate between science and Technology.

b. List 10 products of science and technology.

4a. State the 2 visibility areas of science and technology influence on Nigerian homes .

b. State 3 advantages of science and technology to Nigerian homes.

c. State 3 disadvantages of science and technology to Nigerian homes.

5a. What is an ethnic group?

b. Give an illustration of an intra-ethnic marriage.

c. List three major ethnic groups in Nigeria.

6a. State 3 advantages of intra-ethnic marriage

b. State 3 problems facing intra-ethnic marriage

c. Explain ‘marriage’

7a. Define Inter-ethnic marriage .

b. State 3 advantages of inter-ethnic marriage

c. Enumerate 3 problems facing inter-ethnic marriage

8a. what are marital problems ?

b. State 3 reasons for marriage problems.

c. Outline 3 ways marital problems can be solved .

9a. Explain “ healthy boy-girl relationship .

b. State 3 ways of maintaining a healthy boy-girl relationship .

c. Enumerate 3 dangers of an unhealthy boy-girl relationship .

CIVIC EDUCATION

1. Awards officially given to person for their contributions to their country’s development is ———

(a)National Justice (b)National Honour (c)National Offices (d)National Development

2. The categories for national awards in Nigeria include the order of the Federal Republic and ——

(a) The order of Nigeria (b) The order of the Niger (c) The order of Nigerians (d) The order of Republicans

3. Asides commanders, Officers and Members, the other rank of National honours is ———

(a) Grand patron (b) Grand Father (c) Grand Author (d) Grand Commander

4. OON means ———

(a) Officer of the Niger (b) Member of the Niger (c) Order of the Order of the Niger (d) Operation of the Order of
the Nigeria

5. Having little or no concern for oneself with regard to fame or position is——

(a) Selfishness (b) Selfness (c) selflessness (d) Self service

6. Acts of selfless service include all EXCEPT ——

(a) Giving (b) Supporting (c) Criticizing wrongly (d) Building

7. ——— is the extent of the perception of goods and services by a customer.

(a) Verification (b) Value (c) Authenticity (d) Quality

8. Which of these is a Nigerian automobile company?

(a) Innoson motors (b) KIA motors (c) Mercedes motors (d) Hyundai motors

9. Tolerance is an act of ————

(a) Enduring (b) Disagreement (c) Fighting (d) Conflict

10. OFR means ———

(a) Order of the family Republic (b) Order of the Federal Republic (c) Order of Friend Republic (d) Order of
Financial Republic

11. Which of these people can be given an award?

(a) A robber (b) A cheat (c) A murderer (d) An excellent engineer

12. Honors and awards are given to encourage ———

(a) Excellence (b) Shame (c) Money (d) Hypocrisy

13. Goods bought from foreign lands are called ——

(a) Importation (b) Exportation (c) Reproduction (d) Manufacturing

14. All the following are values that promotes peace except———

(a) Co-operation (b) Truancy (c) Tolerance (d) Fairness

15. Which of these is an attribute of cooperation?

(a) Helping in times of needs

(b) Cursing each other

(c) Stealing from the government

(d) Encading Justice

16. Outstanding Award recipient in Nigeria include ——

(a) Aliko Dangote(b)Aliyu Dangote (c)Teniola Apata (d)All of the above

17. Goods imported from outside Nigeria are called ——

(a) Foreign goods (b) Forfeited goods (c) Homemade goods (d) Nigerian goods

18. Valuing Nigerian goods includes ——

(a) Purchasing them (b) Promoting their usage (c) Marketing them (d) Vandalizing them

19. All of benefits of valuing in Nigerian goods except ———

(a) Increase in development (b) They are not over processed (c) Boosts National pride (d) Depreciates Nigerian
Currencies

20. ——— are the acceptable standard behavior of people in our society

(a) Values (b) Relationship (c) Society (d) Development

21. Values serve as lasting ——— about something

(a) Guidelines (b) habits (c) beliefs (d) opportunity

22. Examples of standard values include all except———

(a) Honesty (b) Tolerance (c) Generosity (d) Strife

23. Encourage good values promote —— in the society

(a) peace (b) war (c) Disunity (d) Quarrel

24. Which of these is a standard example of value

(a) self control (b) wisdom (c) Evolvement (d) All the above

26. —— is working together to achieve a common goal as opposed to working for selfish benefits

(a) Coexistence (b) confidence (c) cooperation (d) compatibility

27. Characteristics of cooperation include all except———

(a) willingness to assist (b) Dedication to service (c) shared responsibilities (d) selfishness

28. —— is The agreements of a man and woman to be joined as husband and wife .

(a) Unity (b) Marriage (c) Agreement (d) Conjunction

29. The forms of marriage practiced in Nigeria today include Cristian,Muslim Traditional and ——— marriage

(a) Court (b) Civil (c) Independent (d) Constitutional

30. Which of these is not a duty of the country government.

(a) maintaining peace amd progress

(b) Establishing institutions for human right

(c) Protecting the interests of foreigners over their citizens

(d) Providing social amenities

31. Which of the following is not an elective posts

(a) Traditional ruler (b) Governor (c) Senator (d) President

32. The first executive president of Nigeria was ——

(a) Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe (b) Alhaji Shehu Shagari (c) Alhaji Abubakar Balewa (d) Olusegun Obasanjo

33. The feeling of love towards one’s country is ——

(a) Sacrifice (b) nationalism (c) heroism (d) patriotism

34. Goods that Nigeria buys from all the countries are called ——

(a) export goods (b) import goods (c) custom goods (d) cash commodities

35. Raw materials provided for man naturally for his use are known as ——

(a) Chemical products (b) imported products (c) natural resources (d) resource products

36. Nigeria has —— local government areas

(a) 450 (b) 360 (c) 814 (d) 774

37. Functions of the government of a country includes all except ———

(a) Defense of the country (b) Enabling disorderliness (c) maintaining law and order (d) providing social
amenities

38. The various groups of people with different languages, tribes and cultural backgrounds that make up a country
are referred to as ———

(a) Tribal groups (b) ethnic groups (c) cultural groups (d) zonal groups

39. Late Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe , Alhaji Shehigari and Professor Yemi Osibanjo are examples of ———

(a) colonial leaders (b) traditional leaders (c) political leaders (d) religious leaders

40. Nigeria got her independence from ——— on 1st October 1960

(a) France (b) Portugal (c) Great Britain (d) Russia

41. —— is the ability to accept other peoples culture

(a) National peace (b) Acceptance (c) National Unity (d) Unity

42. All of these are causes of social disorder except —— (a) love for nation and people (b) corruption practices (c)
civil wars (d) activities like cultism, terrorism

43. One’s ability to control emotions and actions even in the face of provocation is known as ———

(a) compassion (b) intolerance (c) love and peace (d) self control
44. Herbert Macaulay , Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe , Sir Abubabar Tafawa Balewa , Chief Obafemi Awolowo are
examples of ———

(a) Nigerian presidents (b) Nigerian nationalists (c) Nigerian prime ministers (d) Nigerian premiers

45. Features that distinguish the people of one nation from those of the other countries is referred to as ———

(a) National anthem (b) National flag (c) National identity (d) National passport

46. People who seek independence of their nation are —— (a) leaders (b) nationalist (c) presidents (d) nationals

47. The act of selecting leaders through voting is called —— (a) election (b) democracy (c) selection (d)
appointment

48. Some of these are Nigeria made goods except ———

(a) shoes, bags and textile materials

(b) Minitrains, jet planes and warships

(c) Household and industrial furniture

(d) Food items , drinks and beverages

49. Which of these is true ?

(a) a child needs not to be patriotic

(b) A foreigner is expected to contest election

(c) The president is above the law

(d) Nobody is above the law

50. Which of these is expected of Nigerians ?

(a) cooperate with the police

(b) Donate money to the police

(c) Join the police force

(d) Criticize the police

51. which of these is not a way of promoting national interest ? (a) coercive measure (b) Foreign aid (c) Diplomatic
negotiation (d) Forgiveness

52. A book which contains the laws governing a country is called ———

(a) civic laws (b) moral laws (c) constitution (d) moral laws

53. The award given by government to distinguished citizens is called ———

(a) man of the year award (b) best citizen award (c) Honorable award (d) National honours

54. The first premier of western Nigeria was ———

(a) Herbert Macauley (b) Obafemi Awolowo (c) Sir Fredrick Lugard (d) Sir Abubakar Tafewa Balewa

55. The act of working as a single force composed of different bodies is ——— (a) unity (b) oneness (c) workforce
(d) obedience

56. Which of these is not an example of civic value ? (a) obedience (b) honesty (c) dedication (d) discrimination

57. ——— is the act of promoting national interest by showing keenness in whatever one is doing (a) patriotism (b)
crisis (c) election (d) competition
58. The following are problems of ethnic groups loyalty except ———

(a) election malpractice (b) political instability (c) providing for one another (d) criticism and discrimination

59. —— and —— are qualities of patriotic citizens. (a) love and selfishness (b) honesty and pride (c) dedication
and selfless (d) loyalty amd deceit

60. Which of these is not a reason for patriotism?

(a) to promote unity (b) to promote the development of the country (c) to ensure that the resources of the country
are used (d) to promote education

THEORY

1a. Define National Honours

b. State the 2 Categories of national awards

c. Mention the 4 ranks of national hours

2a. States three reasons for giving national awards

b. Write the full meaning of these national honors

(i) MON (ii) MFR (iii) CFR (iv) CON (v) OON (vi) OFR (vii) GCFR (viii) GCON

3a. What is selflessness

b. States three examples of selfless service

c. Write three outstanding national award recipients in Nigeria

4a. In valuing Nigeria goods, what does value mean ?

b. State 3 benefits of valuing Nigerian Goods.

c. Briefly explain why we should promotes Nigerian goods .

5a. In a tabular form, differentiate between Nigerian and foreign goods

5b. Mention three Nigerian goods

5c. Mention three Foreign goods

6a. Explain corporation is a standard value.

6b . Outline three characteristics of cooperation

6c. Enumerate 3 examples of National unity

7a. Explain the meaning of national unity.

7b . Enumerate 3 things that constitute national unity

7c. State 3 importance of national unity

8a. What is Nationalism ?

8b . Stage three ways of promoting national interest within and outside a country

8c . Mention 3 outstanding Nationalists in Nigeria .

9a. In your own words, explain Patriotism and a patriot

9b. State five qualities of patriotic citizens

9c. Enumerate 2 reasons for patriotism