Sagam 2nd Term Sec Quest.

INNOCENT COMPREHENSIVE COLLEGE
GOVT. APPROVED WAEC, NECO

2ND TERM EXAMINATION
SUBJECT: BIOLOGY CLASS: S.S.2
NAME: ________________________________________________________
OBJECTIVES (Answer all)
1. Transport system in _____ and _____ refers to the movement of metabolic materials from
various part of the organism
2. _____ and _____ are mammalian part involved in homeostasis (a) kidney and liver (b)
plant and skin (c) liver and nose
3. _______ is the maintenance of a fairly constant internal environment in an organisms (a)
osmosis (b) diffusion (c) homeostasis
4. The nature or the size of the _______ affect diffusion (a) matter (b) state of matter (c)
molecule
5. _______ is a special form of diffusion (a) osmosis (b) diffusion (c) homeostasis
6. ______and ______ solution is condition necessary for osmosis (a) sugar and salt (b)
glucose and water (c) sugar and glucose
7. When a cell of a living plant or animal is surrounded by pure water solution is called _____
(a) isotonic (b) hypotonic (c) hyper
8. ______ is the surroundings of organism from which it obtains oxygen (a) transport system
(b) respiratory organ (c) respiratory medium
9. Which of the following organism exhibits both plant and animal characteristics (a) amoeba
(b) euglena (c) moss
10. Which of the following is not an organ? (a) hair (b) heart (c) rhizome
11. Which of the following processes removes CO2 from the atmosphere (a) respiration (b)
photosynthesis (c) transpiration
12. ______ is the process by which molecules or ions of substances move from a region of high
concentration to a region of high concentration to a region of low concentration (a)
diffusion (b) molecular substances (c) transport system
13. Butterfly feeds on _____ foods (a) solid (b) liquid (c) grass
14. ______ are organisms mainly insects which feed by sucking fluid from plant and animals (a)
sucking (b) feeding (c) wallowers
15. ______ is transported from lungs to all the living cells of the body for tissue respiration (a)
oxygen (b) water (c) fatty acid
16. Antibiotics is are produced by _______ blood corpuscles and transported to all part of the
body (a) red (b) white (c) yellow
17. _____, ______ and _______ are types of blood cell
18. Water is also an ______products produced by the cells and transported to various organs
(a) liver (b) kidney (c) excretory
19. All these are where water is transported to EXCEPT ______ (a) lungs (b) kidney (c) nose
20. ______is a product of starch and carbohydrate digestion (a) vitamins (b) sugar (c) salt
THEORY (Answer all)
1. Define the following terms
(i) Diffusion
(ii) Active transport
(iv) Blood vessels
(v) Capillaries
(vi) Transport system
2a. List 4 factors affecting diffusion and explain 2

b. List 4 importance of diffusion to flowering plant
3a. List 5 mammalian parts involved in homeostasis

b. List 7 materials for transport in animals
4a. Draw a well labelled diagram of Amoeba showing contractile vacuole

b. Explain what you understand about “Urea”
SUBJECT: AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE CLASS: S.S.2
NAME: ________________________________________________________
1. ______ is any plant that grows in a place that grows where it is not expected (a) plant (b)
weed (c) seed
2. Weed competes with ______ for space (a) plant (b) seed (c) crops
3. ______ reduces quality of crop product (a) soil moisture (b) weather (c) weed
4. All these are effects of weeds EXCEPT _____ (a) reduces crop yield (b) reduction in taste
(c) soil moisture
5. One of these is a cause of weed control (a) flooding (b) seeding (c) moisture
6. All these are types of farm animals EXCEPT_______ (a) grasshopper (b) fish (c) cattle
7. ______ are animals that lives on land (a) habitat (b) terrestrial habitat (c) aquatic habitat
8. Farm animals are classified into _____ (a) 2 (b) 4 (c) 3
9. The grouping of farm animals are ______, ________ and ________
10. ______ is a best way of cultural weed control (a) burning (b) mulching (c) flooding
11. ______ involves uprooting weeds with hoes before or after planting (a) hoeing (b)
biological control (c) slashing
12. ______ serves as cover crops to plant (a) legumes (b) seeds (c) cover cropping
13. _____ can be used as compost materials (a) grasses (b) soil (c) crops
14. Another name for carpet grass is ______ (a) pube scens (b) axonopus (c) cynodon
15. Cattle, sheep and goats are example of______ animals (a) horn (b) farm (c) domestic
Give the botanical name for the following plants:
16. Sensitive plant ___________________
17. Carpet grass ___________________
18. Pig weed ___________________
19. Goat weed ___________________
20. Stubborn grass ___________________
THEORY (Answer all)

a. weeds
b. carpet grass
c. crop rotation
d. farm animals
e. anatomy
2a. Explain 5 effects of weeds on crop plant
b. List 5 reasons why spear grass is difficult to control
3a. Describe briefly the 4 methods of weed dispersal

b. list 10 types of farm animals
4a. List 5 uses of farm animals and explain any two

b. Explain the two uses of farm animals based on their nature of their alimentary or
digestive tracts
SUBJECT: CHEMISTRY CLASS: S.S.2
NAME: ________________________________________________________
1. What is the volume of 0.05 moldm-3. NaOH (a) 5cm3 (b) 10cm3 (c) 20cm3 (d) 50cm3
2. How much sodium hydroxide is required to make 25cm3 of a 0.1 molar sodium. (Na = 23, O
= 16, H = 1) (a) 4.0g (b) 2.0g (c) 1.0g (d) 5.0g
3. A solution contains a 0.1 molar of the solute per dm3 of solution. What volume of water in
dm3 will be added to dilute it to 0.01 moldm3 (a) 0.1 (b) 0.5 (c) 1.0 (d) 10.0
4. The colour of phenolphthalein indicator is diluted HNO3(aq) is _____ (a) colourless (b)
orange (c) purple (d) pink
5. There are _______ types of hardness (a) 2 (b) 3 (c) 4 (d) 10
6. _______ and _________ are types of water
7. ______ is the water which does not lather readily with soap (a) hardness (b) hard (c) soft
(d) ocean
8. Steam changes the colour of anhydrous cobalt(II) chloride from _____ to ______ (a) blue to
pink (b) white to red (c) white to green (d) blue to white
9. Which of the following is used as water softener? (a) Na2CO3 . 10H2O (b) MgSO4 . 7H2O (c)
CaCl2 . 2H2O (d) Na2SO4 . 10H2O
10. A burning candle produces water and _______ (a) Carbon(IV)Oxide (b) Carbon(II)Oxide (c)
Oxygen (d) hydrogen
11. A consequence of global warming is ______ (a) air pollution (b) water pollution (c)
increased humidity (d) flooding
12. Environmental pollution is worsened by the release from automobile exhaust of _______
(a) heavy metals (b) water vapour (c) smoke (d) steam
13. _____ is the release of unwanted substances into the environment by natural forces (a)
water pollution (b) pollution (c) air pollution
14. _______ is a device with an air inlet at the base of the burner tube to ensure more
complete combustion of the fuel gas (a) Bunsen flame (b) Bunsen burner (c) colincal flask
15. At what temperature are the solubilities of L and K the same?(a) 750 (b) 1000 (c) 900 (d) 820
16. If 1 dm3 of a standard solution of > at 600c is cooled to 250c. What amount in mole will
separate out? (a) 0.25 (b) 0.50 (c) 0.75 (d) 1.00
17. Which of the following material is classified as non – biodegradable pollutant (a) animal
hide (b) paper (c) plastics (d) wood
18. A solution which dissolves more solutes than it can normally hold at a particular
temperature is said to be a ______ (a) hydrated (b) saturated (c) super saturated (d)
unsaturated
19. The method that can be used to convert hard water to soft water is called ______ (a)
chlorination (b) passage over treated charcoal (c) the use of ion exchange resin (d)
Aeration
20. The phenomenon observed when particles colloidal solution block the path of light rays and
scatter them is known as ________ (a) diffusion (b) Tyndall effect (c) dialysis (d) Brownian
movement
THEORY (Answer all)
1a. Explain what you understand by “pollution”
b. List 5 ways by which water pollution can be controlled
2a. Explain in details how we can test for water

b. List 4 physical properties of water
3a. Explain the 2 types of water that we have

b. Balance these equations
I. H2SO4 + Na2CO3 (aq)
II. Na2CO3 (aq) + 2HCL(g)
4a. List 8 materials used in acid – base titration

b. Define the following terms
I. Titration
II. Temporary hardness
III. Water pollution
SUBJECT: BIOLOGY CLASS: S.S.1
NAME: ________________________________________________________
1. ______ is the structural and functional basic unit of a living organism (a) cell (b) tissue (c)
human being
2. _______ is the smallest and simplest basic unit of life (a) animal (b) human being (c) cell
3. All living organisms are made up of _______ (a) tissue (b) cell (c) organisms
4. ______ is an English scientist seen as the father of cell (a) Hook (b) Robert Hook (c) Felix
Dujardin
5. A German biologist concluded his research that all cells comes from previously existing in
the year _______ (a) 1855 (b) 1927 (c) 1824
6. In ______ year it was discovered that the bodies of plant are made up of cells (a) 1839 (b)
1827 (c) 1826
7. There are ______ types of microscope (a) 8 (b) 7 (c) 4
8. All these are part of microscope EXCEPT _______ (a) the base (b) lens (c) clips
9. ______ part represents where the observer place his eyes when viewing the object through
the microscope (a) eye piece lens (b) condenser (c) adjustment knobs
10. ______has irregular shape and changes constantly (a) euglena (b) paramecium (c) amoeba
11. One of these is not a form of which living cells exist (a) as colony (b) as independent (c) as
structure
12. One of these is not a factor affecting diffusion (a) surface area (b) temperature (c) climate
13. When a cell of a living plant is surrounded by pure water or solution whose solute
concentration is lower is said to be _______ (a) hypotonic (b) hypertonic (c) isotonic
14. ______ is the condition in which cells absorb plenty of water up to a point where the cell is
fully stretched (a) hemolysis (b) turgidity (c) osmosis
15. __________and___________are types of food nutrition
16. Cell is made up of ______ major types of materials (a) 9 (b) 7 (c) 8
17. ______ is defined as the building up of organic molecules from simple ones in a biological
system (a) feeding (b) heterotrophic (c) anabolism
18. There are ______ types of cellular respiration (a) 2 (b) 5 (c) 8
19. Kreb’s cycle is also known as __________ cycle (a) citric acid (b) glycolysis (c) spirogyra
20. For any organism to grow, they pass through ________ phases (a) 3 (b) 2 (c) 4
THEORY(Answer all)
1. Define the following terms :
a. Excretion
b. Nutrition
c. Diffusion
d. Growth
e. Micro scope
2a. List 5 parts of the microscope and explain any two

b. State the 5 cells theory
3a. In a tabular form, state 3 differences between diffusion and osmosis

b. List 4 usefulness of food
4a. Explain the 2 types of nutrition we have

b. With a well labelled diagram, draw AMOEBA
SUBJECT: AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE CLASS: S.S.1
NAME: ________________________________________________________
1. _______ is a refundable loan given to a farmer with the aim that the farmer will repay it
after a period of time (a) agricultural credit (b) agricultural loan (c) financial assistance
2. Land tenure is classified into ________ (a) 7 (b) 5 (c) 8
3. Agriculture ecology is divided into ______and ______
4. ______ is a system of cropping where one type of crop is grown on a farm or the same
piece of land (a) autecology (b) mono cropping (c) crop rotation
5. ______ and ______ are classification of land based on uses
6. One of these is not a factor that is affecting land availability for agricultural purpose (a)
religious belief (b) climate (c) rain
7. All these are use of land for non- agricultural purpose EXCEPT _____ (a) mining/oil
exploration (b) transport (c) provision of food
8. Fish pond is an __________environment where fishes lives, grow, produce and are
___________ for food
9. All these are examples of agricultural land EXCEPT __________ (a) snail farming (b) railway
(c) bee keeping
10. Agro – allied industries is also called __________
11. ________ industries require the supply of agricultural raw materials in order to provide
some finished products (a) agro – based (b) factory (c) facilities
12. There are _______ types of rocks (a) 4 (b) 6 (c) 3
13. ___________, ____________ and _____________ are rocks type
14. ______________ and _______________ are economic importance of rock to man
15. __________ are changed rocks (a) metamorphic (b) formation (c) chemical
Fill in the missing spaces of summary of agro based industries and raw materials used in
each industry :
Agro based industries Raw materials industries
16. Oil mill ___________________
17. _____________ oil/seeds oil
18. ______________ cotton
19. ______________ pulpwood
20. Sugar industry ____________________
THEORY (Answer four(4) questions only)
1. Define the following terms:
a. Land tenure
b. Mixed cropping
c. Land
d. Rock
e. Climate
2a. List 5 factors of climate

b. List 5 importance of climate in agriculture
3a. Explain 5 relationships between agriculture and industries

b. List 5 characteristics of igneous rocks
4a. List 5 economic importance of rock in agriculture

b. List 5 characteristics of land
5a. List 5 importance of livestock

b. Explain what “ECOSYSTEM” is ?
SUBJECT: B.S.T CLASS: J.S.S.2
NAME: ________________________________________________________
1. _____ is a plane figure bounded by a curved line (a) circumference (b) circle (c) shapes
2. Diameter is a ______ line drawn through the circle (a) straight (b) horizontal (c) curved
3. _______ is a straight line drawn form the center to its circumference (a) radius (b)
diameter (c) tangent
4. All these are examples of bigger stationery machine EXCEPT _______ (a) band saw (b) drill
press (c) chain saw
5. ______ is a substance with distinct molecular composition that is used or used in a chemical
process (a) chemical (b) water (c) hydrogen
6. H2O means __________ (a) oxygen (b) hydrogen (c) water
7. CH stands for __________ (a) chemical (b) potassium (c) hydrogen
8. Pharmaceutical chemicals are the substances used for drugs and ________ (a) medicine (b)
herb (c) water
9. Chemicals can be in form of _________, __________ and _____________
10. All these are examples of cosmetics EXCEPT _________ (a) soap (b) water (c) perfume
11. ________ is the chemical substance used in the production of materials that gives energy
(a) nuclear chemical (b) atom chemical (c) base chemical
12. ________ is the smallest building blocks of matter (a) nuclear (b) atom (c) substance
13. _______ is said to be done when an object moves in the direction of the force producing it
(a) energy (b) force (c) work
14. Energy is measured in ______________
15. Force is measured in ________________
16. _________ is a modern day form of slavery involving the illegal trade of people for
exploitation or commercial gain (a) poverty (b) human trafficking (c) slavery
17. O stands for ________ (a) oxygen (b) hydrogen (c) potassium
18. There are ______ types of recreation (a) 2 (b) 3 (c) 5
19. _______ is the participation in sporting activities during our leisure time (a) sport (b) game
(c) recreation
20. All these are types of postural defect EXCEPT __________ (a) scoliosis (b) jogging (c)
flatfoot
THEORY (Answer all)

1a. List 5 groups of human trafficking victims
b. Mention 5 solutions to human trafficking
2a. List 5 parts of a circle and explain two
b. List 7 examples of bigger stationary machines
3a. List 5 functions of woodwork machines

b. Highlight the types of woodwork machines

a. Human trafficking
b. Recreation
c. Chemicals
d. Cosmetics
e. Kinetic energy
SUBJECT: P.V.S CLASS: J.S.S.2
NAME: ________________________________________________________
1. The method of crop propagation using seeds is known as ______ (a) coupling (b) doubling
(c) sexual production
2. Vegetative propagation is used to produce _______ (a) cassava (b) maize (c) millet
3. Crops that are vegetatively propagated usually ________ (a) fruit early and at the same (b)
don’t look like the original plant time (c) yield lower than those raised from seed
4. Vegetatively propagated cocoa start to bear fruits in _______ (a) four years (b) five years
(c) seven years
5. Land preparation for a farm starts with _______ (a) harvesting (b) digging (c) clearing
6. Pre – planting operation does not include _______ (a) ploughing (b) plotting (c) seed
treatment
7. A crop is harvested when its _______(a) matures (b) fruit becomes ripe (c) all of the above
8. Farm level processing of crops is done to ______ (a) increase the quality of the produce (b)
speed up damage in storage (c) ensure that crops will not store well
9. Mulching is done to _________ (a) keep soil surface hot (b) prevent top soil erosion (c)
ensure that crops will not store well
10. Household linen is a collective name used to describe _______ made of fabric, which are
used in the home (a) cool articles (b) attractive articles (c) warm articles
11. Which of the following is not an example of household linen (a) table clothes (b) blankets
(c) pillow cases
12. Which of the following is not a correct factor to consider when choosing household linens
(a) they should be easy to iron (b) they should be easy to wash (c) they should have low
quality
13. Clothes should be aired before they are _________ (a) stored (b) washed (c) iron
14. Clothes should be washed before they become too _____ (a) dry (b) dirty (c) clean
15. Shapes of garment parts that are cut of paper is called ________ (a) bodice (b) pattern (c)
waist slip
16. The following are tools for pattern drafting EXCEPT _______ (a) pencil (b) tape measure
(c) eraser
17. Block pattern are also referred to as ________ (a) basic patterns (b) paper patterns (c)
original pattern
18. Which of the following is not a human resources (a) energy (b) time (c) knowledge
19. Good management of resources improves the ________ (a) family needs (b) family living
(c) medical care
20. Information is gathered to formulate ________ (a) and analyze decision making (b)
different types of decision (c) obtain experience
THEORY (Answer all)

1. Define the following terms:
a. Crop propagation
b. Propagation
c. Feeds
d. Hay racks
e. Feeders
2a. List 6 common feeding tools

b. Mention 5 types of feeds and explain two
3a. Mention 5 guidelines for taking body measurement

b. List 3 procedures for taking baby measurement
4a. Explain what you understand by the word “FORAGES”

b. List 5 factors that enhances the selection of household linen
NAME: ________________________________________________________
1. Children develop at _______ rate (a) equal (b) different (c) similar
2. Development is influenced by _________ (a) heredity (b) heredity and environment (c)
environment and food
3. Which of the following is a tendency of a parent to transfer his/her character to his/her
child (a) love (b) affection (c) heredity
4. The first milk produced by a nursing mother is called ______ (a) yellow milk (b) anti-body
(c) colostrum
5. Which of the following contains important antibodies needed by the babies (a) breast milk
(b) baby milk (c) artificial milk
6. Warp is the thread that __________ (a) run length wise in a fabric (b) runs across on
fabrics (c) runs up and down on fabrics
7. A thread made by twisting or spinning fibres is called ________ (a) fabrics (b) mat (c)
woven fabrics
8. The cloth constructed from fibres Is called __________(a) fabric (b) garment (c) fibre cloth
9. Laundering is the process of ______ (a) washing and ironing clothes (b) washing clothes
only (c) washing and drying clothes
10. The following are laundering processes EXCEPT ___________ (a) ironing (b) designing (c)
washing
11. Arrangement where an investor buys and sells shares is called ___________ (a) share
exchange (b) stock exchange (c) profile exchange
12. Which of the following is not a security of shares (a) share (b) broker (c) bond
13. Which of the following is not a service rendered by the stock broker (a) buying of shares (b)
selling of shares (c) reducing of price of shares
14. When a company introduces shares to the public for the first time, it is called _________
(a) primary market (b) secondary market (c) black market
15. The process whereby a company gives out loan to a farmer to produce a particular product
with agreement the company will buy the harvested produce is called _______ (a) open
farming (b) contract farming (c) agreement farming
16. The process of encouraging the sale of Nigerian agricultural produce is called _________ (a)
import promotion (b) export promotion (c) income promotion
17. Which of the following is not a Nigeria export produce? (a) cocoa (b) hide and skin (c) yam
18. All of the following are functions of Nigeria export promotion council EXCEPT ______ (a)
encourages foreign exchange (b) provides revenue for the government (c) reduces farmers
income
19. Export promotion involves the sales of Nigerian agricultural produce _________ (a) within
the country (b) outside the country (c) to the importers
20. The Nigeria export promotion council performs the following EXCEPT _________ (a)
supervising exported goods (b) coordinating exported goods (c) controlling import
commodities
THEORY (Answer all)
1a. List 5 guidelines for breast feeding
b. Explain what you understand by artificial feeding
2a. List 5 reasons for artificial feeding

b. Mention 3 reasons why a baby needs clothing
3a. List the people involved in stock exchange

b. State 5 importance of stock exchange in agriculture
4a. Define the term export promotion

b. List 6 Nigeria export produce with two examples each
NAME: ________________________________________________________
1. Some people set fire in the bush in order to bring out forest animals for________ (a)
consumption (b) community (c) food
2. ________ is the combustion or burning of bush, forest or woodland area (a) bushfire (b)
afforestation (c) deforestation
3. Bush burning always occur where there is plenty of _________, ___________ or _________
4. All these are causes of deforestation EXCEPT _______ (a) logging (b) mining (c) planting
5. Which of the following is not a characteristics of living thing? (a) growth (b) running (c)
reproduction
6. The chemical formula for water is ________ (a) N2O (b) H2O (c) OH2
7. The chemical symbols for sodium is _________ (a) S (b) N (c) Na
8. ________ can be regarded as the harmful use of drugs (a) drug abuse (b) drug pusher (c)
none
9. The sum of angles in a quadrilateral is ________ (a) 1800 (b) 900 (c) 3600
10. Any substances that is generally a poor conductor of heat and electricity is called ________
(a) wood (b) carbon (c) metal
11. _______ are generally thin and very light in weight in comparison with wood, metals and
ceramics (a) plastic (b) rubber (c) glass
12. Plastic materials are divided into how many? (a) 4 (b) 2 (c) 7
13. An isometric progression has ______ faces of an object (a) 3 (b) 7 (c) 5
14. ______ are activities people voluntarily engaged In during their leisure (a) sport (b)
exercise (c) recreation
15. There are______ types of recreation (a) 3 (b) 4 (c) 7
16. Recreational activities can be classified into _______ and _______
17. All these are types of rhythmic activities EXCEPT _______(a) dance (b) jumping (c) singing
games
18. ________ is the express movement of turning, twisting an rolling of the body (a) jumping
(b) walking (c) dance
19. Atilogwu is ______ peoples dance (a) Igbo (b) Hausa (c) Yoruba
20. Langa is ________ peoples dance (a) Igbo (b) Hausa (c) Yoruba
THEORY (Answer all)

1a. Mention 5 reasons for dance in ancient times
b. List 5 examples of dance and the people that dance it
2a. List 3 types of recreational activities and explain 2
b. List 5 utensils you have used at home or in your class that are made of plastic
3a. List 5 product that are made of rubber

b. Explain what you understand by isometric drawing
4a. Define the term:

(i) bush burning
(ii) deforestation
b. List 5 causes of deforestation
NAME: ________________________________________________________
1. One of these is not a monocotyledon crop plant (a) yam (b) maize (c) oil palm
2. One of the perennial crops listed below is not eaten by man (a) pineapple (b) cocoa (c)
rubber
3. Fibre crops are use for making _________ (a) motor tyres (b) clothes (c) soap
4. One of the crops listed below is rich in protein _______ (a) cassava (b) beans (c) cocoyam
5. _______ the plant that provide man oils either for cooking or for industrial uses such as
soap making (a) oil crops (b) spices (c) legumes
6. All these are examples of oil crops EXCEPT ________ (a) maize (b) shea butter (c) cassava
7. Okro, tomatoes and cucumba are example of _________ vegetables (a) fruit (b) root (c)
leafy
8. An animal with four stomach compartment is known as _______ (a) carnivores (b)
ruminant (c) herbivores
9. Dairy cattle are kept primarily for _______ production (a) beef (b) meat (c) milk
10. Which of the following is a pet animal (a) cat (b) lion (c) cow
11. The state of live in an individual when the reproductive organ begins to function is called
______ (a) puberty (b) adulthood (c) childhood
12. The following are hygiene guides for adolescents EXCEPT _________ (a) frequent bathing
(b) changing dirty clothes (c) wearing dirty clothes
13. Which of the following is a sexually transmitted infection (a) malaria (b) typhoid (c)
gonorrhea
14. The following are rights of a child EXCEPT _______ (a) right to life (b) right to abuse and
neglect (c) right to food and shelter
15. A need is defined as ________ (a) something you must want (b) something you must have
(c) something you must use
16. The following are types of family needs EXCEPT ______ (a) radio (b) food (c) shelter
17. The family wants includes the following EXCEPT ________ (a) political office (b) clothing
(c) cell phones
18. Human resources include ________ (a) energy, skill, talent (b) energy, money, traits (c)
energy, knowledge money
19. Money, goods, land property are examples of _______ (a) human pressure (b) non human
resources (c) resources
20. _______ are specific things or objectives the family wants to achieve (a) wants (b) family
goals (c) needs
THEORY (Answer all)
1. Explain the meaning of the following
i. Family needs
ii. Family goals and standard
iii. Aquatic animals
iv. Terrestrial animals
v. Want
2a. Explain 2 classes of family resources

b. List 4 classes of vegetables with 2 examples each
3. Give 2 examples each of the following animal types

i. Work animals
ii. Guard animals
iii. Aquatic animals
iv. Pet animals
v. Ruminant animals
4a. Mention 5 fundamental human rights

b. List 5 physical characteristics of adolescents
NAME: ________________________________________________________
1. _______ Is the ability to do work (a) strength (b) energy (c) work
2. Energy cannot be ____________ or _______________
3. The primary energy is converted into ________ (a) electricity (b) solar (c) heat
4. In _________ century, another source of energy was discovered (a) 17th (b) 20th (c) 19th
5. _______ energy is the energy in the nucleus of an atom (a) atomic structure (b) nuclear (c)
particles
6. Nuclear energy can be obtained in __________ ways (a) 2 (b) 7 (c) 5
7. __________ is associated with the heat of an object (a) radiant energy (b) chemical energy
(c) thermal energy
8. Food crops, algae and trees are example of ________ (a) nuclear fuels (b) renewable
energy (c) biomass
9. __________are resources for which there is a limited supply (a) non renewable sources (b)
renewable sources (c) fossils
10. ________ is the energy stored within a substance through the bonds of chemical
compounds (a) mechanical energy (b) chemical energy (c) electrical energy
11. _______ is the protection on danger or injury (a) safety (b) accident (c) guiding
12. All these are accident prevention EXCEPT _______ (a) workshop should be adequately
illuminated (b) proper handling of all electrical devices necessary (c) separation of the
student
13. There are _______ classes of food (a) 5 (b) 2 (c) 4
14. All these are examples of hardwood EXCEPT _________ (a) obeche (b) iroko (c) cedar
15. One of these is not an example of softwood (a) iroko (b) redwood (c) cedar
16. All these are identification of metal EXCEPT ________ (a) ductility (b) density (c)
mechanical
17. _______ is the voluntary participation in sporting activities during our leisure time (a)
recreation (b) exercise (c) sporting
18. __________________ and __________________ are components of recreation
19. One of these is not an indoor recreational activities (a) playing card (b) swimming (c)
dancing
20. ________ is the activities that are performed inside the, house, hall or in general term
under a roof (a) outdoor recreation (b) indoor recreation (c) exercise
THEORY (Answer all)
1. Explain the following :
a. Wood
b. Renewable energy
c. Kinetic energy
d. Fossil fuel
e. Hardwood
2a. List 5 examples of indoor recreational activities

b. List the 2 classes of wood and explain them
3a. Mention 5 properties of hardwood

b. List 5 types of ceramic and two examples each
4a. List 2 properties of glass

b. List 5 examples of outdoor recreational activities
SUBJECT: CHEMISTRY CLASS: S.S.1
NAME: ________________________________________________________
1. What is the volume of hydrogen at S.T.P will be introduced when 48g of magnesium reacts
completely with diluted hydrochloric according to the following equation: Mg + 2HCL
MgCL2 + H2
(Mg = 24, 1 mole of H2 occupies 22.4dm3 at S.T.P)
(a) 11.2 dm3 (b) 22.4 dm3 (c) 33.6 dm3 (d) 44.8 dm3
2. What volume of oxygen is produced from decomposition of 2 moles of KCLO3 ai S.T.P?
(molar volume of gas at S.T.P is = 22.4 dm3)(a) 22.4 dm3(b) 33.6 dm3(c) 44.8 dm3(d) 67.2 dm3
3. According to kinetic theory, an increase in temperature causes the kinetic energy of
particles to _______ (a) decrease (b) increase (c) be zero (d) remain constant
4. A gas exert pressure on it container because _________ (a) some of it molecules are
moving faster than the other (b) of the collision of the molecules with each other (c) of the
mass of molecules of gas (d) the molecules of gas collides with the walls of the container
5. When 2.5g of a solid was heated, 560cm3 of gas measured at S.T.P were evolved and a
residue of 1.4g was left. What is the molar mass of the gas(M.V of a gas at S.T.P = 22.4 dm 3)
(a) 28g (b) 32g (c) 44g (d) 66g
6. The pressure of a gas which occupies 500cm3 at 270C is 90mm Hy. What is the pressure of
gas at -480C if the volume is reduced to 250cm3? (a) 50mmHg (b) 750mmHg (c)
1350mmHg (d) 400mmHg
7. What volume will 1.51 × 1023 molecules of carbon(IV)oxide occupy at S.T.P? (a) 5.60 dm 3
(b) 8.96 dm3 (c) 11.20 dm3 (d) 89.60 dm3
8. A mixture of two gases P and Q occupying volumes 300cm3 and 100cm3 respectively exerts a
total pressure of 800mmHg. What is the partial pressure of Q? (a) 100mmHg (b) 200mmHg
(c) 300mmHg (d) 600mmHg
9. 30cm3 of hydrogen was collected over water at 270C and 780mmHg. If the vapour pressure
of water at the temperature of the experiment was 10mmHg, calculate the volume of the
gas at 760mmHg and 70C (a) 40.0cm3 (b) 35.7cm3 (c) 28.4cm3 (d) 25.2cm3
10. A given amount of gas occupies 10.0 dm3 at 4 atm and 2730C. The number of moles of the
gas present is (molar volume of a gas at S.T.P = 22.4 dm3) (a) 0.89mol (b) 1.90mol (c)
3.80mol (d) 5.70mol
11. An acid is a substance in which in the presence of water produces __________ (a) oxygen
(b) salt (c) hydrogen gas (d) hyeroxoniumious
12. Which of the following is a general method of preparing acid (a) direct combination of
constituent element (b) reaction between anhydride and water (c) reaction between a base
and amphoteric dioxide (d) dissolution of hydroxide followed by neutralization
13. The laws of molecules of water of crystalisation to the atmosphere by some crystalline salt
is known as ________ (a) efforessence (b) effervescence (c) florescence (d) deliquescence
14. The following oxides react with both acids and base to form salt EXCEPT______ (a) zinc
oxide (b) lead II oxide (c) aluminum oxide (d) carbon IV oxide
15. Which of the following is a normal salt? (a) KHSO4 (b) Ca(HCO3)2 (c) (NH4)2 SO4 (d) Zn(OH)CL
16. Which of the following would change the colour of blue litmus paper? An aques solution of :
(a) ammonium (b) chloride (c) sodium chloride (d) potassium hydroxide
17. A substance is said to hygroscopic if it absorbs (a) carbon (b) oxide(IV)oxide from the
atmosphere (b) from the surrounding (c) moisture from the atmosphere to form a
solution (d) moisture from the atmosphere without dissolving in it
18. The number of hydroxoniumions produced one molecule of an acid is aqueous solution is its
__________ (a) acidity (b) basisity (c) concentration (d) pH
19. A solution of pH scale 7 is ________ (a) acidic (b) dilute (c) neutral (d) saturated
20. When an acid anhydride dissolves in water, the solution formed would have pH scale
______ (a) lower than 7 (b) equal to 7 (c) higher than 7 (d) equal to 14
SUBJECT: BUSINESS STUDIES CLASS: J.S.S.1
NAME: ________________________________________________________
1. One of these is not a type of occupation (a) industrial (b) extractive (c) commercial (d) all
of the above
2. Shoe making is under which industry? (a) constructive (b) extractive (c) manufacturing (d)
none of the above
3. Changing of raw materials to finished goods is _______ (a) extractive (b) constructive (c)
commercial (d) none of the above
4. In the aids of occupation one of the following is not included (a) services (b) goods (c)
commerce
5. One of these is not a factor affecting occupation (a) personal skills (b) gender (c) indirect
services
6. Honesty in business are the following EXCEPT _________ (a) openness (b) cruel (c)
sincerity
7. Fair play in business is ______ (a) equity (b) cheating (c) one rule for everyone (d)
disrespect
8. Reward for being truthful include (a) less guilt (b) respect (c) high profit (d) all of the above
9. Sole proprietorship is a form of business owned by _______ persons (a) 4 (b) 20 (c) 1 (d) 3
10. In sole proprietorship, there is no board of directors. TRUE/FALSE
11. The following are source of capital to a sole proprietor EXCEPT _______ (a) personal
services (b) loan from bank (c) borrow from friends and relatives (d) money kept in your
hands from others
12. One of these is a disadvantage of partnership (a) non publication of account (b) different
skills (c) decisions may take longer time
13. In services we have ________ (a) semi direct (b) super direct (c) indirect super services (d)
none of the above
14. Consequences of not being truthful in business includes _______ (a) low patronage (b)
failure in business (c) fall in profit (d) all of the above
15. A partner whose name is used for a business is called ______ (a) active (b) nominal (c)
sleeping (d) general partner
16. A form of business owned by a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 50 people is called
_______ (a) partnership (b) limited liability company (c) wholesale (d) none of the above
17. Entrepreneur generates employment TRUE/FALSE
18. Under extractive industry we have the following EXCEPT ______ (a) fishermen (b) civil
engineers (c) miners (d) hunters
19. Partnership deeds includes the following EXCEPT (a) the name of the business (b) name of
wives (c) the partners names (d) the name of the business
THEORY (Answer all)

1. With the aid of diagram, explain the types of occupation
2. List 5 factors affecting occupation and explain 2
3. State the attribute of truthfulness
4. Mention 5 types of business organization and explain 3

NAME: ________________________________________________________
1. The following are functions of commercial bank (a) keeping money (b) keeping jewelry (c)
keeping certificate (d) all of the above
2. Commercial banks acts as agent of payment TRUE/FALSE
3. One of these is types of insurance EXCEPT (a) fire (b) lite (c) pension (d) marine
4. Current account is run with (a) slip (b) cheque (c) Peggy bank (d) document
5. Banks mostly collude with customers to commit financial crime TRUE/FALSE
6. The following are types of cashbook EXCEPT ______ (a) single cashbook (b) two column
cashbook (c) six column (d) three column
7. Cash book are where all food items are recorded TRUE/FALSE
8. Breaks and entry theft falls under what type of insurance (a) fire insurance (b) burglary
insurance (c) marine insurance (d) pension insurance
9. One of the following is not commercial bank in Nigeria (a) peoples bank (b) wema bank (c)
fidelity bank (d) union bank
10. The single cash book is also known as _______ (a) column cashbook (b) double cash book
(c) entry cash book (d) enquiry cashbook
11. The person insuring a property is called ______ (a) premium (b) assured (c) insured (d)
policy
12. Premium is _______ (a) money paid to the insured (b) money paid by the insured (c)
money paid to the customers
13. The following are qualities of an entrepreneur (a) creativity (b) honesty (c) passion (d) all
of the above
14. Low risk level is one of the factors that determines the choice of business opportunities
TRUE/FALSE
15. A retiree involves in ______ (a) fire insurance (b) marine insurance (c) pension insurance
(d) burglary insurance
16. How many types of ledger do we have? (a) 1 (b) 5 (c) 3 (d) 6
17. One of these is not an item of a ledger? (a) date (b) folio (c) time (d) amount
18. The amount paid by the insurer to the insured is called ______ (a) premium (b)
compensation (c) salary
19. Mortgage banks involves in ______ (a) agriculture (b) petroleum (c) importation (d)
building
20. Money paid to the insurance company by the insured is called ________ (a) premium (b)
loan (c) debt
THEORY (Answer all)
1a. Define commercial bank?
b. Explain the services provided by banks
2a. List types of insurance?

b. Explain 3?
3. State and explain 5 qualities of an entrepreneur
4a. Explain the meaning of cashbook

b. Prepare a cash book
NAME: ________________________________________________________
1. An exchange of information, ideas, data between two or more people is known as ______
(a) telephone (b) fax (c) letter (d) communication
2. _______ is one of the major means of communication (a) telephone (b) radio (c) NITEL
(d) all the above
3. A consumer protection agency is needed to ______ (a) protect consumer (b) radio (c)
NITEL (d) all of the above
4. What is CPC ? (a) construction people council (b) consumer protection council (c)
consumer protection college
5. The standards organization of Nigeria got their present name in (a) 1985 (b) 2002 (c) 1983
(d) 1984
6. One of these is not importance of communication in business (a) promotes unity (b) helps
in customer relationship (c) decides profit in business
7. A typical budget has_______ (a) 4 sides (b) 2 sides (c) 8 sides (d) 9 sides
8. Some of the likely source of finance, available to a typical household are the following
EXCEPT ______ (a) loan (b) financial gift (c) money from trick (d) profit from businesses
9. The following are needs (a) television (b) car (c) radio (d) none of the above
10. The list of our wants arranged in order of importance is called (a) scale of wants (b) wants
in order (c) scale of preference (d) none of the above
11. Food is one of the wants in life TRUE/FALSE
12. Living a simple life means ______ (a) arrogance (b) modesty (c) cheat (d) castigate
13. The need for consumer protection agency includes ______ (a) destroy (b) educate (c)
cheat (d) castigate
14. The duties of NAFDAC includes _________ (a) woman trafficking (b) inspecting imported
drugs (c) price control (d) certified production sites
15. Consumer protection council was established in (a) 1992 (b) 2002 (c) 1982 (d) 1972
16. WWW means ______________________ (a) World Wide Web (b) World Web Wide (c)
Wide Wide World (d) none of the above
17. Postal order is a means of transfer ring money from individual to another through (a)
executive order (b) postal order (c) money order (d) none of the above
18. One of these is not a type of occupation (a) industrial (b) extractive (c) commercial (d) all
of the above
19. Shoe making is under which industry? (a) constructive (b) extractive (c) manufacturing (d)
none of the above
20. Changing of raw materials to finished goods is _______ (a) extractive (b) constructive (c)
commercial (d) none of the above
THEORY (Answer all)

1a. State the meaning of communication
b. State the importance of communication
2. State the meaning of consumer protection agency
3a. Explain what modesty is?

b. Identity the basics needs of life
4. What is scale of preference and give an example

SUBJECT: COMMERCE CLASS: S.S.1
NAME: ________________________________________________________
1. A sole proprietorship is _________ man business (a) two (b) four (c) one (d) three
2. Source of capital to a sole proprietorship (a) serving (b) loan (c) grants (d) all of the above
3. Trade by barter is exchanging goods to goods TRUE/FALSE
4. One of these is not kind of partnership (a) normal partner (b) active partner (c) sleeping
partner (d) limited partner
5. One of these is not advantages of partnership (a) sufficient funds (b) better decisions (c)
quick decision
6. Sources of capital for partnership are the following EXCEPT (a) overdraft (b) trade credit
(c) new partner (d) theft
7. We have _________ types of money (a) 1 (b) 2 (c) 9 (d) 10
8. One of these is not qualities of money (a) portable (b) invincible (c) stability (d) storability
9. What are the functions of commercial bank? (a) acceptance of deposit (b) lending (c)
agent of payment (d) none of the above
10. The following are types of account EXCEPT (a) saving (b) pre current (c) fixed deposit (d)
current
11. Money is a store of value TRUE/FALSE
12. The two major types of international trade are? (a) bi – lateral trade (b) single lateral trade
(c) multi lateral trade (d) none of the above
13. Internal trade is also known as ______ (a) home trade (b) village trade (c) city trade (d) all
trade
14. Sleeping partners are those partners that _______ (a) sleeps (b) not active in the business
(c) very active in the business
15. The following includes partnership deeds EXCEPT _____ (a) name (b) amount of capital (c)
individual accounts
THEORY (Answer all)
SUBJECT: ECONOMICS CLASS: S.S.1
NAME: ________________________________________________________
1. _______ may be defined as a business organization established, managed and financed with
task payers (a) private corporation (b) public corporation (c) commercial organization
2. All but one are examples of public corporation (a) MTN (b) NITEL (c) NEPA
3. _______is the oldest form of business organization (a) cooperative society (b) credit and
thrift (c) first bank
4. Public corporation are established for profitmaking TRUE/FALSE
5. _____ is the commonest cooperative society found in our present day society (a) consumer
cooperative society (b) producer cooperative society (c) credit and thrift cooperative society
6. What year did the first unified census take place in Nigeria (a) 1901 (b) 1911 (c) 1921
7. There are _____ forms of population census (a) 2 (b) 3 (c) 4
8. ______ is a situation where the population of a country increase instead of decreasing (a)
census (b) ageing (c) reduction
9. “ceteris paribus” means the population of the country will ______ (a) increase (b) decrease
(c) balance
10. _______ means the system whereby people from other countries come to another to settle
down (a) migration (b) immigration (c) deportation
11. ______ refers to the actual number of people living in a country at any point in time (a)
population factor (b) population growth (c) population census
12. Malthusian population theory was propounded by ______ (a) Rev. Thomas Robert (b) Rev.
William Godwin (c) Rev. Jean condeent
13. _____ refers to the total number of men offered for employment over a period of time? (a)
supply of labour (b) labour force (c) labour market
14. Mobility of labour refers to the ______ of labour (a) movement (b) training (c) mobilization
15. One of the following are factors affecting efficiency of labour (a) job security (b) wage rate
(c) age distribution
16. Partnership is formed by 2 to _____ persons (a) 50 (b) 20 (c) infinity
17. ______ is a type of business owned by a person (a) partnership (b) sole proprietorship (c)
public corporation
18. ______ is the type of partner that only contributes part of the capital used (a) active
partner (b) dormant partner (c) passive partner
19. Sole proprietorship requires small capital TRUE/FALSE
20. Labour force ages falls in _____ to ______ years (a) 18 to 65 (b) 20 to 60 (c) 16 to 50 years
THEORY (Answer all)
1a. What is sole proprietorship ?
b. Mention 3 features of sole proprietorship
c. Define partnership deeds?
d. List 2 types of partnership
2a. What is public corporation?

b. Mention 3 reasons for government
c. What are cooperative societies?
d. List 3 attributes of cooperative societies
3a. What is population census?

b. List 3 importance of population census
c. What is labour market?
d. Define mobility of labour?
SUBJECT: ECONOMICS CLASS: S.S.2
NAME: ________________________________________________________
1. _____ may be defined as the satisfaction that a consumer derives from consuming a
commodity (a) demand (b) supply (c) utility
2. GPS means _____________________________________________
3. All but one are problems of agricultural development in Nigeria (a) land tenure system (b)
poor transport system (c) construction of roads
4. What year was the land use decree promulgated (a) 1999 (b) 1978 (c) 1980
5. Farms settlement scheme was established in _______ (a) 1959 (b) 1969 (c) 1979
6. _______ is the basic unit within which factors of production are organized (a) industry (b)
firm (c) company
7. A place firm where a firm carries out its productive activities is called ______ (a) plant (b)
factory (c) mine
8. There are ____ types of industry (a) 4 (b) 5 (c) 6
9. One of the following is an example of firm (a) Unilever Nig. Plc. (b) Nestle Nig. Ltd (c) UTC
Nig. Ltd
10. ________ is the process of transforming an economy based on extractive activities (a)
commercialization (b) privatization (c) industrialization
11. A business where the provision of resources is shared between two or more forms is called
______ (a) joint venture (b) joint account (c) partnership venture
12. A monopolist has the power to influence the price of goods TRUE/FALSE
13. ______ is a market situation which combines the fundamental characteristics (a)
monopolistic competition (b) cartel (c) legal monopoly
14. All but one are conditions necessary for an imperfect market (a) the goods are
homogenous (b) there is no transport cost (c) goods are not portable
15. There are ______ types of market (a) 5 (b) 7 (c) 8
16. A _____ market may be defined as one in which buyers or sellers cannot influence the price
of goods (a) imperfect (b) perfect (c) open
17. _______ is an entity, such as a firm, with a monopoly that gives it the power to influence
the price its charges (a) price maker (b) price taker (c) price entity
18. Price control policies is also known as _______ (a) price legislation (b) price determinant
(c) monopoly
19. There are ______ types of utility (a) 1 (b) 2 (c) 3
20. One’s habit is a factor affecting elasticity of demand TRUE/FALSE
THEORY (Answer all)
1. A weekly income of a clerk was increased from #100 to #125 as a result of his promotion In
the office. He is able to purchase 300 loaves of bread instead of 200 per week.
(a) calculate the coefficient of his income elasticity of demand
(b) Is the demand elastic or inelastic? Why?
2a. Define market in economic terms

b. Mention 5 types of market
c. What is a perfect market
d. Define the following terms
(i) monopoly (ii) imperfect market (iii) monopolistic competition
3a. State the law of diminishing marginal utility

b. What is elasticity of demand?
c. List 4 determinant of elasticity of supply
SUBJECT: GOVERNMENT CLASS: S.S.1
NAME: ________________________________________________________
1. The capacity to affect another behaviour by the threat of sanction Is known as a _______
(a) state (b) power (c) authority
2. _________ refers to the formal or legal right to make and enforce laws and policies which
the citizens obey (a) power (b) authority (c) society
3. The following are the sources of the politicians authority EXECPT _______ (a) traditional
authority (b) legal authority (c) functional authority
4. Authorities are made of ________ kind (a) 1 (b) 2 (c) 3
5. The right to ensure instructions and to have them obeyed is known as ________ (a) De –
Jure (b) De – Facto (c) none of the above
6. ______ is a situation where one person acknowledges another as being entitled to
command him (a) De – Jure (b) De – Facto (c) authority
7. Legitimacy is a political concept which refers to the acceptance to recognition by the
citizens of a _________ (a) nation (b) country (c) world
8. The supreme power and authority of the state over the citizen is ________ (a) authority (b)
sovereignty (c) power
9. We have internal and _______ limitations of sovereignty (a) external (b) unexternal (c)
constitution
10. The government of the people, by the people and for the people is known as ________ (a)
resources (b) democracy (c) politician
11. _________ is concerned with policy formulation and implementation (a) executive (b)
legislative (c) judiciary
12. Those equally involved in law making are ________ (a) legislative (b) judiciary (c) executive
13. The concentration mainly in the interpretation of the law are done by the ________ (a)
judiciary (b) legislature (c) executive
14. The following are the major function of the government EXCEPT (a) lawmaking (b)
providing for the social amenities (c) types of system
15. One of these is not an importance of government (a) political education (b) employment
(c) welfare services
16. A politically organized body of people inhabiting a defined geographical entity with a
legitimate government is ________ (a) country (b) world (c) state
17. The following are features of a state EXCEPT ________ (a) permanence (b) government (c)
the term
18. The association of human beings is referred to as _______ (a) state (b) nation (c) society
19. What is the relationship between the state and the government (a) they are inseparable in
the scheme of things (b) a defined authority (c) none of the above
20. The distinction between the state and society are EXCEPT ________ (a) a state is not
identical with society (b) society is a wider term than the state (c) mistake of the past
leaders
THEORY (Answer all)

1. Define the following?
(i) Power
(ii) Authority
(iii) Legitimacy
(iv) Sovereignty
2. List 5 forms of power and explain two
3. What is democracy?
4. State and explain 2 types of democracy you know

SUBJECT: GOVERNMENT CLASS: S.S.2
NAME: ________________________________________________________
1. Plurality system means ________ (a) first pass the post (b) the act of given permission on
candidate to make choice (c) candidate must score more than half of the vote cast
2. These are functions of election EXCEPT ________ (a) change of government (b) direct
election (c) election of representative
3. The type of elections are (a) indirect and direct (b) by – election and run - off election (c)
election by representative
4. Direct election could be by public voting or ______ balloting (a) public (b) secret (c) private
5. The works of electoral commission are ________ (a) arranging and managing (b) organizing
and conducting (c) all of the above
6. The act of giving people chance to express their attitudes and value is known as __________
(a) public opinion (b) electoral system (c) plurality
7. How does public opinion determine and measure (a) channel of communication (b)
opinions (c) none of the above
8. _________ is a body or department in the executive arm of assisting the executive in the
planning and implementation of government policies (a) neutrality (b) anonymity (c) civil
service
9. Factor that can hinder the effectiveness of the civil services in Nigeria is _________ (a) low
incentive (b) lurkew arm attitudes (c) resignation
10. One of these is a function of public corporation (a) for essential services (b) owned by the
government (c) provide essential services
11. The act of electing candidate to rule in a country is known as ________ (a) voting (b)
election (c) balloting
12. We have ______ types of election (a) 1 (b) 6 (c) 5
13. The improper behaviour to carry out a duty Is _______ (a) failure (b) electoral malpractices
(c) execution
14. The process to vote on behalf of the people to elect president is ______ (a) direct election
(b) indirect election (c) election
15. Unlimited franchise, the right to vote or be voted for is _________ (a) restrictive (b)
potential (c) proper
16. _________ are types of suffrages EXCEPT ________ (a) adult suffrage (b) male suffrage (c)
no true representation
17. One of these is a characteristics of an electoral system (a) independent body (b) equal
weight (c) the list system
18. There are ________ types of electoral system (a) 5 (b) 3 (c) 4
19. These are the merit of proportional representative EXCEPT ________ (a) it is democratic
(b) it permit free expression (c) none of the above
20. A system whereby there is a body responsible for organizing and conducting elections is
_________ (a) electoral body (b) electoral commission (c) judiciary
THEORY (Answer all)

1. What is Election?
2. List and explain 3 types of election
3. Mention 5 causes of electoral malpractice
4. Explain electoral commission
5. Mention 4 conditions necessary for the conducts of a free and fair election
SUBJECT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE CLASS: J.S.S.1
NAME: ________________________________________________________
SECTION A: Comprehension Passage
Read the following passage and answer the questions that follows
PATRIOTISM AND HOW O SHOW IT
Patriotism is how we show love and our readiness to serve our country. If we are
patriotic we must be loyal to our country and not our ethnic group. Patriots must speak well of
their country at all times. If Patriots are outside their country they must not say or do any thing
that will harm the country even if they are not happy with the government.
If Nigerians are called to serve Nigeria in anyway, either in time of peace or war, they
should be ready to serve. If there had been no patriotism on the part of the Nigerian armed
force, Nigerians would not exist today as she does. A patriotic person must place the country
above the state or ethnic group.
As citizens of Nigeria, we should be loyal to our government – state, and federal. We
should pay our taxes, defend our nation at all times, show respect to our leaders and all
national symbols, be honest in all our dealings with fellow citizens and above all, keep and
defend the constitution or laws of the nation.
QUESTIONS
1. How does the author describe patriotism in the passage?
2. Mention two things a patriots must not do outside the country?
3. As citizens of Nigeria, what are the three things we should be loyal to according to the
passage?
4. The primary purpose of this passage is to __________ (a) encourage Nigerians to be loyal
to their country (b) describe the role of the Nigerian armed forces (c) inform us of what
constitutes human rights
5. Which of the following is the highest form of patriotism according to the passage? (a)
protecting cultural artifacts (b) payment of taxes (c) defending the constitution
SECTION B: GRAMMAR
Change the nouns in the following sentences to pronoun;
6. Chika went to the bookshop
7. Mary and john went with Chika
8. Mary bought a packet of pencil
9. Mr. Bala is a farmer
10. Mary’s father built a house
11. Bala gave a book to Amina
12. Mother and father watched the game
13. Tosin is a good singer
14. John played the ball yesterday
15. Mrs. Alade is coming
From the word letter A – C find the particular creature that makes the sound referred to in
each sentences
16. The thief howled for a while (a) wolf (b) rabbit (c) cow
17. The man whistled a tune all day (a) parrot (b) bird (c) monkey
18. The student roared in happiness (a) lion (b) parrot (c) hyenas
19. The girls let out a scream of laughter (a) donkeys (b) hyenas (c) frogs
20. Sit! Sit! I said ! Mrs. Daniel hissed angrily (a) snakes (b) parrot (c) elephant
Adjective are words that describes a noun or a pronoun. Now underline the adjectives in
the following sentences and write the types they are, one has been done for you:
EXAMPLE : I BOUGHT A BLACK DRESS FOR HER (colour adjective)
21. I found _________ books on the table. Are the yours? (a) the (b) some (c) that
22. She has _______ faith in him (a) that (b) little (c) whole
23. ______ time is it? (a) whose (b) what (c) which
24. As ________ as a peacock, that’s my friend Yomi (a) proud (b) quiet (c) silly
25. _________ will you finish school? (a) when (b) that (c ) which
Find the antonyms of the underlined words
26. Mr. Nnamdi is a poor man
27. What will you think will happen if children are not immunized against disease.
28. How many people were present in the class yesterday
29. My grandmother have ancient things in her room
30. Most athletes start their races well
THEORY (Answer all the questions in this part)

1a. Write five types of figures of speech
b. Give little definition on each one of them
2. List and explain the three types of literature we have
3a. Write the antonyms of the following words

WORDS ANTONYMS
Abhor ___________
Minimum ___________
Modern ___________
Lowest ___________
Astonished ____________
b. Write a composition about your family
NAME: ________________________________________________________
A drug is any chemical substances other than food which is intended to affect the structure and
function of the body. Any drugs can be harmful if taken in dosage not prescribed or taken too frequently
or unjustified reason.
Drug use refers to the taking of medication for an intended purpose in an appropriate amount,
frequency, strength and proper manner. It has been discovered, however, that many people divert the
use of drugs from the original purpose for which drugs are meant. Drugs can be used for various reasons.
They can be used to relief pain after injury or during illness to relieve insomnia(lack of sleep) and,
therefore, to induce sleep. Many drugs are used to treat ailments or disease. Drugs can also stimulate
organs or body functions, calm mental pains (e.g., tranquillizers), as well as treat or calm epileptic
seizures.
Drug misuse is the practice of using drugs for pleasure rather than for medical reasons. It is the
use of drugs without medically valid prescriptions. Even when drugs are prescribed, they may be misused
if not taken in the right quantity, and for the correct length of time.
QUESTIONS
1. According to the passage, write three reasons why drugs are used?
2. Using drugs for enjoyment is also known as _______________________________________
3. Drugs that makes people relax are called _________________________________________
4. From the passage, a person who irresistibly takes drugs is a __________________________
5. What is the best topic for the passage read? ______________________________________
Put possessive pronouns in the blank spaces below
6. I own that car, that car is __________
7. They own those household items; those household items are __________
8. She owns that shop; that shop is __________
9. He owns that dress; that dress is __________
10. You own that food; that food is __________
Underline the adjectives in the following sentence. Then state whether they are adjectives of
quality, quantity, colour, interrogative or number.
EXAMPLE: HE HAS LOST A BLACK CAR (COLOUR)
11. I punished the lazy girl _____________________
12. Sunday is the first day of the week _____________________
13. My shoes are brown _____________________
14. Which snack do you prefer? _____________________
15. She had bought a yellow bag _____________________
Choose the correct words to fill the blanks from the bracket at the end of each sentence
16. The film was _________ and so they left the cinema early(boring, bored)
17. My mother was ___________ when she heard the __________ news of my father’s successful
operation (exciting, excited)
18. Please be __________ In this library cos your ___________will help you maintain peace (silent,
silence)
19. The government wants to __________ price instead of allowing prices to __________ themselves
(rise, raise)
20. The ___________ of a lack of good education is that is likely to ________ people’s economic
opportunities (affect, effect)
Change the following sentence into the present continuous tense
EXAMPLE: The girls played hide and seek
The girls played are playing hide and seek
21. Olu read his book ______________________________________________
22. The teacher teaches English language ___________________________________________
23. Exam starts next week _______________________________________
24. Shade combs her hair __________________________________________
25. Mary play ludo game ____________________________________
Underline two words that are appropriate in each sentence
EXAMPLE: IT WOULD BE HIGHLY APPRECIATED IF YOU COULD (CLOSE/SETTLE/PAY) YOUR BILLS AS
SOON AS POSSIBLE.
26. We are going to the bank to (remove/withdraw/get out) some money for the holiday
27. My brother was awarded a (scholarship/subsidy/grant) to study medicine
28. How much did ola (give/pay/take) for her new shoes?
29. Qasim earns a good salary. He (make/gains/get) over one million naira annually
30. Bala clothes are dirty. He has to (wash/clean/dry) them with soap and water
THEORY (Answer all)

1a. Underline the adverbs and circle the verbs
i. Ade feeds the dog occasionally
ii. Daddy sleeps in late
iii. He left the paper overseas
iv. Toyin does her duties diligently
v. Esther sings melodiously
b. Complete the sentences using the words in the box below. Use each words once
Gained dived clear
Claimed kicked feel
i. There was __________ evidence that Ade was absent
ii. The Olympic swimmer __________ into the pool
iii. During the fight, Jason __________ James in the stomach
iv. Lost property can be __________ between 9.a.m and 5.p.m
v. The soldiers have __________ control of the territory
2a. What is a prose?
b. Explain the following in details and give examples: (i) narrative prose (ii) descriptive prose
3. Write a letter to your friend, telling him/her about the forthcoming presidential election in
Nigeria suggesting how things will go peacefully without fighting
NAME: ________________________________________________________
MALNUTRITION
Food serves multiple functions in most living organism. For example, it provides materials that
are metabolized to supply the energy required for the absorption and translocation of nutrient, for the
synthesis of cell materials, for movement, for excretion of waste product and for other activities of the
organism. Food also provides materials which aids the formation of the structural component of the
living cell.
Malnutrition is the physical condition resulting either from a faulty or inadequate diet (i.e a diet
that does not supply normal quantities of all nutrients) or from a physical inability to absorb or,
metabolise nutrients owing to disease. Malnutrition may be as a result of several occasions. First,
sufficient and proper food may not be available because of inadequate agricultural processes, imperfect
distribution of food or certain social problem such as poverty or alcoholism. In these instances, the cause
of malnutrition is most often found to be a diet that is deficient in calories or protein.
Malnutrition may also result when certain foods containing one or more of the essential
challenges or minerals are not included in the diet. This commonly leads specific nutritional deficiency
diseases. Poor eating habits and food preferences may lead to malnutrition, through the habitual
consumption of certain foods to the exclusion of others or of large quantities or non – nutritious foods
QUESTIONS
1. Describe malnutrition in two sentences
2. Mention three functions of food
3. Explain one major consequence of malnutrition
4. How does poor eating habits cos malnutrition?
5. Mention one disease that can result from malnutrition
6. Which of the following words means chemical activity which converts food into energy (a)
metabolism (b)faulty (c) translocation (d) wearing
7. Which of the following is true about malnutrition (a) malnutrition is a spiritual condition (b) food
serves only one function in the human body (c) malnutrition can be caused by inherited defects (d)
malnutrition cannot prevent proper digestion
8. The word “translocation” used in the first paragraph means ____________ (a) movement of
nutrient from one place to another in the body (b) transfer of people from one place to another (c)
inadequate food intake (d) nutritional deficiency
9. Which one of the following cannot cause malnutrition? (a) giving food consisting mainly of starchy
foods (b) inherited metabolic effects (c) eating large quantities of protein
10. Which of the following is not supported by the passage? (a) some part of Africa suffers from
malnutrition (b) alcoholism may lead to malnutrition (c) breastfeeding mother can transfer
malnutrition to their infant (d) inadequate diet can lead to malnutrition
Divide the following sentences into subject and predicate
11. A new coordinator has been appointed
12. Every student must pass English and Mathematics
13. Many banks in Nigeria have gone bankrupt
14. Democracy is a government by representation
15. Temilola selected the best dress for her birthday
Underline the subject and circle the verbs in the sentences below
16. All the languages in the world have their grammar
17. A student must always read
18. The human eye should always be protected
19. Abuja is the capital of Nigeria
20. The doctor has no office
Complete the following sentences with can, can’t, could or couldn’t
21. She _________ drive a car a year ago
22. The dictation was too fast. I ___________ keep up
23. _________ you hear what I was saying?
24. _________ we go home now please?. No, you ___________
25. I’m afraid the headmistress ___________ see you now – she’s busy
Underline the subordinate clauses in these sentences.
EXAMPLE : IF YOU WISH TO KEEP YOUR JOB, DON’T ARGUE WITH YOUR BOSS.
26. As long as you are quiet, you can stay here
27. No one knew Mr. Barawo’s source of wealth until he was arrested
28. This is a lot more difficult than I had expected
29. What tunmise told us was not acceptable
30. Mr. Kalokalo is so happy because he just won lottery
THEORY (Answer all)

1. Write a composition about a birthday party that turned sour
2. Write a letter to the principal of your school complaining about the maltreatment of junior
students by the senior students
3a. Write the synonyms of the following:
WORDS SYNONYMS
Beautiful _____________
Thick _____________
Intelligence _____________
Positively _____________
Won _____________
b. Write five classes of adjectives with one example each
SUBJECT: HISTORY CLASS: J.S.S.1
NAME: ________________________________________________________
OBJECTIVES
1. History students can organize excursion to all these EXCEPT __________ (a) olumo rock in
Abeokuta (b) national museums (c) industrial estates in Lagos (d) point of no return in
badagry
2. A place where collection of artifacts and important object of great cultural and historical
value are kept is called ____________ (a) palace (b) monument (c) museum (d) cultural
centre
3. Popular festivals in Nigeria includes all these EXCEPT ________ (a) Ayo festival (b) moon
and sky festival (c) new yam festival (d) argungun fishing festival
4. A displace of materials for the purpose of inspection by interested members of the public is
known as __________ (a) excursion (b) cultural display (c) museum (d) exhibition
5. Which of these is not a tertiary source of history? (a) student project (b) memoranda (c)
encyclopedia (d) academic journals
6. Which of these is not true about history? (a) it is necessary for national development (b) it
may create conflict among Nigeria (c) it makes us appreciate our past as a nation (d) it
helps us in solving our present problems
7. Historical evidence shows that NOK people were very skilled in __________ (a) iron work
(b) brass work (c) bronze work (d) aluminum work
8. Which of these is correct about NOK people (a) they were great hunters (b) they were
great warriors (c) they were great historians (d) they were great sculptors
9. Which part of Nigeria can the NOK people be found (a) north central (b) north west (c)
south west (d) south – south
10. Terracotta is another word for _______ (a) molded iron (b) carved stone (c) baked clay (d)
beads
11. Which of these statements is not true about primary sources of history? (a) the information
is real (b) the information is more reliable (c) it may be useful for further research (d) it is
very easy and cheap to get
12. Expert that collects memories and peoples interviews, tapes and videos are called ________
(a) scientific historians (b) primary historians (c) oral historians
13. Ile – Ife can be found in the present day ________ (a) Ogun state (b) Oyo state (c) Osun
state (d) Ondo state
14. The first king of ile – Ife is _________ (a) oranmiyan (b) Oduduwa (c) ooni
15. Which of these is regarded as ife artifacts? (a) brass head of obalufon (b) Ife bronze head
(c) copper mask of oduduwa (d) terracotta head of oranmiyan
16. Ife terracotta belongs to a method of discovery known as __________ (a) lost wax (b) pure
wax (c) candle wax (d) crude wax
17. The word “historia” came from _________ (a) Latin (b) Greek (c) English
18. People who dig for artifacts to confirm historical facts are called _________ (a)
archaeologists (b) historians (c) history experts
19. We should study history so that we can ____ (a) understand our body system (b)
understand the present using the past event (c) understand why we must fight with other
tribes
20. The major language of Benin is _________ (a) Bini language (b) Edo language (c) Benin
language
21. In which state of Nigeria can Benin be found (a) Ondo state (b) delta state (c) Edo state
22. Benin culture is know for _________ (a) brass work only (b) bronze and brass works (c)
bronze work only
23. Which of this was used as symbol of FESTAC 77? (a) Ife head (b) oba of Benin head (c)
mask of oba Ewuare
24. Which of these is a feature of Benin culture? (a) figurines with protruding eyeballs (b)
terracotta with protruding eyeballs (c) brass works depicting family lives of her people (d)
bronze works depicts sporting activities
25. Which of thee was not part of the compound or sites where major artifacts were found in
Igbo ukwu (a) Igbo – Richard (b) Igbo – Joel (c) Igbo – Isaiah (d) Igbo – Jonah
26. Which of these is not a specific area of history? (a) studying of existence of animals (b)
studying history of great men and women in Nigeria (c) studying the history of Nigeria
symbols and monument (d) study history of great institution in Nigeria
27. Object found by archaeologist to confirm the existence of people that have lived in the past
are called _________ (a) histofacts (b) objects of history (c) artifacts
28. An expert that specializes in the spelling of ancient writings is called __________ (a)
stenographer (b) historia (c) cryptographer
29. All are sources of history ERXCEPT _________ (a) institution sources (b) primary sources
(c) secondary sources (d) tertiary sources
30. Which of these is a centralized state in pre – colonial Nigeria (a) igbo (b) nupe (c) tiv
THEORY (Answer any 3 questions)

1a. List 5 importance of history to an individual
b. State any 5 importance of history to the nation
2a. What is NOK culture?
b. State any 3 features of NOK culture
3a. State any 2 occupations of the people of NOK
b. List any 2 artifacts of NOK culture
4a. State 2 artifacts of Ife
b. State 2 major occupations of Ife people
5a. List 2 features of Ife culture
b. State 2 significance of Ife in Nigeria history
NAME: ________________________________________________________
OBJECTIVES
1. Migration among tribes from place to place was majorly due to _________ (a) search for their loved
ones (b) desire to know other places (c) displacement due to war
2. Another word for “non – centralized state” is _________ (a) self rule (b) decentralized state (c)
autocratic state
3. ______________ and ______________ are the two major tribes that migrated with Idoma from Apa
4. The TIV settled in Benue valley around __________ (a) 1750AD (b) 1751AD (c) 1770AD
5. The highest officer in Idoma land in pre – colonial day is ___________ (a) ole (b) oche (c) Edeh
6. The Idoma people migrated from __________ (a) Kwararafa (b) Igala (c) Kanuri
7. Which of these states cannot be categorized as Igbo in the present day Nigeria? (a) Edo state (b)
Imo state (c) Abia state
8. According to history of the Igbo, which of these tribes migrated with them? (a) Nupe (b) Ibibio (c)
Urhobo (d) Hausa
9. Which of these is true about the Igbo in the pre – colonial days? (a) they had no kings (b) they had
no village councils (c) they had no ancestors
10. The smallest unit in Urhobo social structure was ___________ (a) compound (b) village (c) city
11. The Urhobo people can be found mainly in ___________ (a) Imo state (b) Delta state (c) Rivers
state
12. How many versions of origin had the Ijaw (Ijo)? (a) 2 (b) 3 (c) 4 (d) 5
13. The form of administration developed by Ijaw is called __________ (a) village system (b) city system
(c) house system (d) township system
14. Today, Ijaw can be found mainly in all these states EXCEPT ________ (a) Rivers (b) Bayelsa (c) Delta
(d) Oyo
15. Canoe house system began in Ijaw in _________ century (a) 17th (b) 16th (c) 18th (d) 9th
16. Council of elders in Urhobo during pre colonial days was called _______ (a) Okpara (b) Uzama (c)
Ekpako
17. The two sons of the founder of TIV were ________ and ________ (a) Ichongo and Ipusu (b) Ichongo
and Orya (c) Orya and Ipusu
18. The TIV compound head used to be called _________ (a) Kur (b) Orya (c) Ityo
19. __________ was the TIV military head (a) the Igbar (b) the Kur (c) the Tor (d) the Kwav
20. All these may not be categorized as non - centralized state EXCEPT (a) Hausa state (b) Oyo empire
(c) Ebira
21. The father of the Ebira Tao was_______ (a) Itaazi (b) Otaaru (c) Atah Omadiri
22. Which of this statement is true? (a) Ebira had no central administrative structure (b) the name of
Ebira king was Otaru (c) Otaru founded Ebira
23. In Ebira land, the clan head used to be conferred on the _________ (a) youngest woman in the clan
(b) eldest woman in the clan (c) eldest man in the clan
24. The name of the Ebira military commander that chased away the Nupes was _________ (a) Attah
Omadiri (b) Ebira Tao (c) Otaru
25. The executive arm of the Anang political system was headed by __________ (a) Isong (b) Obong (c)
Afe (d) the secret societies
26. In pre colonial igbo, the head of igbo lineage was known as ___________ (a) ofo (b) Umunna (c)
Okpara (c) Eze
27. _________ was the political life of the Ibibio (a) town (b) village (c) city
28. Which of these was prominent in Ibibio political structure? (a) Ibom secret society (b) Ekpo secret
society (c) Ibio secret society
29. The Oron people were believed to have settled in their present location by __________ (a) 23270BC
(b) 2410BC (c) 2000BC (d) 2014BC
30. Which of these is the most obvious relationship between kanem – borno and hausa states? (a) arts
(b) origin (c) religion (d) language
THEORY (Answer all)

1a. State any 3 factors that linked Ibo villages and village groups together
b. State 2 reasons why long juju was popular
c. State 2 functions of oracles in Iboland
2a. State the reasons why the Igbo in pre – colonial days were called stateless society
b. State 2 functions of senior age groups
3a. Mention any 3 clans that formed the Urhobo society in pre – colonial days
b. State 2 functions of age grade in Urhobo communities in pre – colonial days
c. List any 3 essential leaders in Urhobo political and social structure
NAME: ________________________________________________________
OBJECTIVES
1. The Sokoto caliphate was conquered by lord Lugard in______ (a) 1903 (b) 1904 (c) 1906 (d) 1809
2. The first high commissioner of the northern protectorate was __________ (a) Sir Frederik Lugard
(b) Sir Walter Egerton (c) Sir Ralph Moor (d) Sir Clifford
3. The two primary items of trans – Saharan trade were _______ (a) kolanuts and sugar (b) gold and
cowries (c) gold and salt
4. The major commodities exchanged by the berber traders were the following EXCEPT (a) firearms
(b) kolanut (c) horses (d) coppers
5. Which of these was a major route during the trans – Saharan trade (a) Nigeria – Ghana route (b)
West Africa – Tripoli route (c) Bornu – Ghana route (d) Bornu – Tripoli route
6. Attempt to explore Africa by the Europeans started in _______ (a) 1788 (b) 1809 (c) 1914 (d) 1844
7. Attempt to explore Africa by the Europeans started in _______ (a) 1788 (b) 1809 (c) 1914 (d) 1844
8. Which of these was an African slave that eventually became a missionary to Nigeria? (a) Samuel Bill
(b) Henry Townsend (c) Samuel Crowther
9. Which Christian body sent Mary Slessor to Nigeria? (a) Anglican church mission (b) United
presbyterian church (c) Methodist church
10. Which christian body sent Thomas Birch Freeman to Nigeria? (a) the Christian missionary
association (b) the Methodist church (c) the Anglican church mission
11. Which of these African chiefs helped the missionaries that went to Abeokuta? (a) Sodeke (b) Lisabi
(c) Sodimu
12. Which of these countries participated in trans – Atlantic slave trade? (a) Russia (b) Portugal (c)
China (d) Japan
13. Which of the following companies was established by the Europeans to aid trans – Atlantic slave
trade? (a) John Holt and brothers (b) Lever brothers (c) Royal African company
14. A common way of trading in slave trade was _________ (a) trade by exchange (b) trade by money
(c) trade by goods
15. Qua Iboe missionary activities were carried out mainly by: (a) Henry Townsend (b) Samuel Bill (c)
Birch Freeman (c) Mungo park
16. The 1861 lagos treaty of session was signed by _________ (a) Oba Adele (b) Oba Akintoye (c) Oba
of benin (c) Oba Dosunmu
17. The British war against the ijebu kingdom was fought in (a) 1892 (b) 1909 (c) 1926 (d) 1888
18. Slave trade was officially abolished on __________ (a) 25 March, 1807 (b) 25 april, 1907 (c) 18
march, 1809 (d) 27 November 1807
19. Which of this people fought against slave trade in British parliament (a) Mungo Park (b) Lord
Lugard (c) William Wilberforce (d) John Lugard
20. The second treaty of protection signed with the Itsekiri was is _________ (a) 1894 (b) 1889 (c)
1896 (d) 1800
21. The first attempt to explore Africa was made by ___________ (a) Hugh Clapperton (b) John Lander
(c) Taubman Goldie
22. Which of these founded the Royal Niger Company?(a) Mungo Park (b) John Holt (c) Taubman Goldie
23. Nigeria as a country into existence in ___________(a) 1914 (b) 1950 (c) 1969 (d) 1814
24. Lagos became a crown colony in year ___________ (a) 1861 (b) 1840 (c) 1855 (d) 1914
25. The colony and protectorate of southern Nigeria came into existence in _______ (a) 1906 (b) 1820
(c) 1914 (d) 1915
26. The Niger coast protectorate was formed in ___________ (a) 1893 (b) 1914 (c) 1908 (d) 1820
27. Which of these could be regarded as the founding father of modern Nigeria? (a) Lord Lugard (b)
Richard Lander (c) Mungo park
28. The first European explorer to personally visit Hausa state was _________ (a) John Lander (b)
Taubman Goldie (c) Hugh Clapperton
29. Slave trade was officially abolished on __________ (a) 25 March, 1807 (b) 25 april, 1907 (c) 18
march, 1809 (d) 27 November 1807
30. Which of these people fought against slave trade in the British parliament (a) Mungo park (b) Lord
Lugard (c) William Wilberforce (d) John Lugard
THEORY (Answer all)

1a. Define an explore?
b. State any 3 reasons of colonization In Nigeria
c. State the challenges faced by explorers that explored River Niger
2a. State any two major strategies used by the British in conquering Nigerian territories
b. List any 3 treaties signed by the British with Nigerian local chiefs
3a. Define the term “Trans – Atlantic slave trade?”

b. State 2 ways in which the trans – Atlantic slave trade was organized
SUBJECT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE CLASS: S.S.1
NAME: ________________________________________________________
DOGO WANTS MALE CHILDREN
‘Falta’ he would say to me, ‘what is the use of sending a female child to school? if she turns out well, the
man she marries gets the benefit of her education. If she gets spoilt in the school, I get the blame. Its my name that
gets dragged through the mud. Its my house that becomes her refuge. Which ever way you look at it the father of
the female child is the looser. Let the girl stay at home and help their mother, when it is time for them to marry let
them marry.
If I had sons now, mu name would be carried from generations to generation, my wealth will multiply ten
folds but not so with daughters. They are consumers and they let other people consume your wealth. While your
name dies out, the daughter continues the lifeline of another man in another family.’
‘Does he still thinks the same way?’ Nana asked anxiously. ‘ I don’t think so. So many things have
happened since then that I wonder if Dogo is now capable of any serious thought, the woman replied thoughtfully.
“But lets get back to the story”.
When Dogo’s wife gave him his sixth daughter, Dogo took a second wife. She was the daughter of the
village head, a few years younger than Dogo’s third child. Dogo made no secret why he had to marry again and
immediately relegated the first wife and the six daughters to the background. By now the son being the first child,
had gone to the city to study.
When the situation at home became unbearable, Adama and Talatu the first two girls, went to live with
their maternal. Dogo disowned the girls and and built a hut between his hut and that of their mother.
QUESTIONS
1. Who is the narrator of the story?
2. What does the expression “if she gets spoilt?” suggests
3. Why the Dogo say that the father of the female child was the looser?
4. What benefits did Dogo say that he could have from a male child?
5. How many children did the first wife have?
6. Why did Adama and Talatu leave home?
7. …...the lifeline of another man
(i) what grammatical name is given to the expression as it is used in the passage?
(ii) what is it function?
8. For each of the following words, find another word or phrase that means the same and can replace
it as it is used in the passage
(i) benefit - (v) disowned -
(ii) education -
9. (i) refuge -
10. (iv) situation –
From the words lettered A – D choose the word that has the same sound as the one underlined
11. Shoe (a) stomach (b) usual (c) division (d) pronunciation
12. Usual (a) special (b) mission (c) casual (d) should
13. Mash (a) shoes (b) erosion (c) decision (d) confusion
14. Diffusion (a) addition (b) measure (c) digression (d) bush
15. Seizure (a) moustache (b) razor (c) prestige (d) marshal
Complete the sentences below with “have,” “has” and “had”
16. They ___________ just left the stadium
17. Wole ______________ just polished his shoe
18. Our teacher _______________ collected our notebooks
19. Aminu and Uche _______________ gone home
20. The musician _______________ released another album
Answer the following questions from the bracket correctly
21. A good paragraph must contain an _____________ (idea, essay, adverb)
22. It must begin with an _______________ (induction sentence, introductory sentence, indication
sentence, small letter)
23. It must contain all the necessary ____________ (question marks, punctuation marks, full marks)
24. The main idea of every paragraph is usually expressed in a __________ (subject matter, topic
sentence, major idea)
25. Mention 3 qualities of a paragraph
Circle the correct sentence below
26. (a) there is sand in my bag
(b) there are no sands in my bag
(c) there are no sand in my bag
27. All but one of these can be pluralized. Which one? (a) room (b) progress (c) noise
28. Which of these sets best completes the following sentence? : We bought __________ magazines
and __________ fruits (a) much/some (b) few/much (c) many/some
29. Which option best complete the sentence? : we were asked to state __________ (a) the
information (b) some informations (c) in formations
30. The ________ (describe) the stranger gave was successful
THEORY
1. Take one question from this section
a. The poor and needy in your country have not been adequately provided for. Write a letter to the
head of your social welfare department, describing their plight and and suggesting ways of
improving the situation
b. You are a chief speaker in a debate of a topic “today’s children should not be blamed for not
taking education seriously”. Write your contribution for or against the motion
2. Write a story to illustrate the saying ‘Opportunity comes but once’
3. Indicate the stress syllable in each of the following words :
i. undo ii. Pretend iii. Fortunate iv. Unless v. informative
b. From the words lettered A – D choose the word that has the same vowel sound as the
underlined letters in the main word.
i. Deed (a) dead (b) dead (c) filled (d) head
ii. Rich (a) reach (b) heed (c) seat (d) knit
iii. Head (a) set (b) neat (c) eat (d) seat
iv. Green (a) grin (b) sheep (c) hills (d) filled
SUBJECT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE CLASS: S.S.2
NAME: ________________________________________________________
PART A : LEXIS AND STRUCTURE
From the words lettered A – D, choose the correct word to fill the blank spaces
Some of the __1__ organ systems such as the __2__ skeletal, muscular and __3__ systems are __4__ throughout the
entire body. You can learn the location of the __5__ by identifying the relevant areas or __6__ of the body. For example, the
__7__ organs for __8__ are located in the __9__ region, while __10__ reproductive organs are located in the pelvic region and
__11__ area. The __12__ system is located in the chest area and the __13__ system is located in the __14__and pelvic areas.
Learning the regions of the body and __15__of the organs within these regions can help you better understand the human
__16__.
Diagrams of the human body and anatomy can help you chart these organs and place them within the different
__17__ of the body. It is important to remember that each organ __18__, the organs and __19__ thereof and even the __20__
parts of the body such as __21__ all plays an important role throughout the human body. Learning the anatomy of the
__22__body is important in learning how to take __23__ of yourself and maintain a __24__ plan for the care of your body and
its important __25_ organs.
A B C D
1. Major other external olfactory
2. Imbibed located dedicated formed
3. Circulatory nosary smellry bonary
4. Anxious bonus nervous tubular
5. Organs factors velum supply
6. Overhead down formations regions
7. Abdominal testicular pulmonary reproductive
8. Binary tubular moles males
9. Pelvic thigh waist robust
10. Human female animal entire
11. Leg mouth abdomen head
12. Domiciliary rotary respiratory auditory
13. Excretory digestive circulatory metabolic
14. Nose abdomen eyes intestine
15. Placement formulation location siting
16. Anatomy psychology physiognomy psychiatry
17. Cases regions applications houses
18. Size system form chart
19. Skeleton bones component fingers
20. Compositional temperament tinest gregarious
21. Saliva water blood cells
22. Accidental impaired tormented human
23. Round either care both
24. Faulty healthy temporal permanent
25. Internal exterior anterior diagrammatic
PART B : COMPREHENSION PASSAGE
Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions on it
It was a lovely, calm afternoon that valentine’s day, though the heat of the sun was rather oppressive. About noon,
many gorgeously dressed youths started trooping into Bosomefi memorial hospital, where I was on admission to express their to
express their valentine days love to their sweethearts and to give them presents. I wasn’t left out though I didn’t see my fiancée
with three female coursemate of mine who had come and left behind assorted gifts, at the time I was fast asleep the nurses on
duty must have persuaded them nit to wake me up.
Quite frankly, I didn’t know for how long I slept after the sedative injection I had been given. But about 4.p.m I was
woken up by deafening screams outside. Curiosity besieged the patients and visitors in the ward. Some of them craned their
necks to find out what was amiss while others walked out for the same reason. It was learned that a young lady of about 25
years who was involved in a gastly car accident was brought into the hospital. She had multiple injuries and was drenched in
blood. Visitors and patient around couldn’t control their tears as she was been laid on a stretcher to be wheeled to the casualty
ward, one athletic – looking female nurse rushed to call Doctor Sabito, one of the two doctors on duty. But he was too
engrossed in a romantic conversation on the phone with his newly found black American girlfriend to listen to the nurse. Their
conversation centered on where, how and when they would celebrate valentine’s day. The nurse desperately tried to get Dr.
Sabito’s attention but did not succeed. Rather he frowned at her screams since they were making it difficult for him to make out
what his sweetheart was saying. In anger, he shouted at the nurse ordering her to go for Doctor Mensah, his colleague, who
was then attending to other patients. With frustration written on her face, the nurse rushed to look for Mensah. In no time the
doctor arrived at the casualty ward. Scarcely had he begun to attend to the comatose victim when she gave up the ghost.
On searching the clothe of the dead young lady, the nurses found her I.D card which bore the name ‘Mariam Ama
Sabito’. This was anxiety as everyone in the casualty ward was very curious to find out whether she was in any way related to
doctor Sabito. He arrived only to confirm in tears that Mariam, a final year medical student, was his only child. He cried like a
child and cursed himself for being negligent.
QUESTIONS
1. I was not left out…….
What did the writer mean by this expression?
2. What actually aroused the curiosity of the people in the ward?
3. With frustration written on her face…..
What was it that frustrated the nurse?
4. Describes Mariam’s condition when she was brought to the hospital
5. What was the attitude of the nurses to the accident victim?
6. …….cried like a child……
What figure of speech is contained in the expression above?
7. On searching the clothe of the dead young lady…….
i. what grammatical name is given to this expression as it is used in the passage?
ii. what is it function?
8. For each of the following words or phrase, find another word or phrase that means the same and can
replace it as it is used in the passage
i. calm
ii. oppressive
iii. curious
iv. ghastly
v. negligent
PART C : ESSAY QUESTIONS

Answer one question from this section:
1. You are a speaker in a debate on the motion: “Democracy is the best system of government for Africa”.
Write your speech for or against the motion
2. Write a letter to the post master of your area expressing your dissatisfaction with the operations of the
post office, and suggesting three ways of improving the services
SUBJECT: CIVIC EDUCATION CLASS: S.S.1
NAME: ________________________________________________________
OBJECTIVES
1. All are parts of the reasons for studying civic education in the school EXCEPT _________ (a) rights
and duties of citizens (b) public education and awareness (c) developing bad citizens (d) to teach
right attitudes
2. ______ and _____ are parts of the agent of civic education (a) the family and the school (b) the
pastors and pressure groups (c) patients and sympathy
3. _______ means the actual worth or importance of something (a) civic education (b) money (c)
values (d) societies
4. ______ and ______ are types of values (a) justice and law (b) selfishness and honesty (c)
disloyalty and loyalty
5. All these are attributes of honesty EXCEPT ______ (a) respect (b) reliability (c) media (d) warmth
6. One of these can be part of benefit of honesty (a) it brings down ones reputation (b) it brings about
disgrace (c) honesty builds good name (d) it puts problems on the country
7. The functions of government includes all the following EXCEPT _________ (a) law making (b) cheat
and corruption (c) defense of the country (d) maintenance of law and order
8. There is need for people of integrity in our society in order to ________ (a) as members of ones
society (b) promote political, social and economic development (c) bring poverty and corruption to
the people of the society
9. HIV/AIDS cannot be contacted through _________ (a) hugging (b) kissing (c) handshaking (d)
unprotected sexual intercourse
10. What is the full meaning of NDE? (a) National Development of Education (b) Nigeria Directorate
Empowerment (c) National Directorate of Employment
11. On the positive sides, is said to be an expression of identity (a) politics (b) responsibilities (c)
nationalism
12. Nationalist movement started in Nigeria and other west Africa countries in ______ century (a) 20th
(b) 19th (c) 9th
13. Chief Obafemi Awolowo was an example of _______ leader (a) nationalist (b) political (c) societal
14. Nigeria first genuine nationalist organization was _______ (a) NYM (b) NYC (c) NBC
15. Roles of nationalist leaders is to ________ the nation (a) build (b) corrupt (c) promote the interest
of their family
16. This statement is talking about one of the nationalist leaders. “he remains the youngest person to
have ruled the country. His government fought to keep Nigeria one during the civil war (1967 – 1970
)”. (a) Gen. Yakubu Gowon (b) Obafemi Awolowo (c) Nnamdi Azikiwe (d) Nelson Mandela
17. Roles of nationalist leaders in national building includes the following EXCEPT ________ (a) they
help in promoting people’s love and pride in their country (b) they help in putting an end to the era
of colonial rule (c) income of the nation belongs to them (d) encourages the establishment of
nationalist newspaper
18. We can use _________ to govern behaviour of people in the society (a) law (b) power (c) action
(d) police force
19. ______ refers to the laws that are derived or extracted from the customs and traditions of the
people (a) constitutional law (b) customary law (c) by – law (d) statute law
20. The laws that are enacted by local authorities which are only valid, operational or binding on the
people of the local authority is ________ law (a) by – law (b) constitutional law (c) local
government law (d) customary law
21. Right to freedom from deprivation of personal liberty is one of the ___________ of the individual in
Nigeria (a) limitations to human right (b) fundamental law (c) basic right
22. ________ can cause limitation of fundamental human right (a) guilty of murder (b) worshp different
gods (c) building meany houses
23. All these are some of the basic rights of individuals in Nigeria EXCEPT _________ (a) right to arm
robbery or treason (b) right to ownership of property (c) right to private and family life (d) right to
freedom from slavery and force labour
24. Anybody suffering from communicable disease and insanity can be denied the right to _______ (a)
private and family life (b) freedom from unlawful imprisonment (c) to vote and be voted for in any
given election (d) freedom of movement
25. Structure of Nigerian government is governed in accordance with the most provision of ______
constitution (a) may 1864 (b) may 1999 (c) 1979 (d) 1960
26. The supremacy of the constitution means ________ (a) quality and value of the constitution (b)
overruled (c) functions of the constitution
27. A state has _______ senators (a) 3 (b) 6 (c) 5 (d) 7
28. House of representative consists of __________ members with the speaker as the chairman (a) 774
(b) 109 (c) 36 (d) 360
29. Nigeria has ______ senators all together (a) 109 (b) 144 (c) 360 (d) 39
30. The power and functions of Nigeria are shared between the ______ (a) senators and governors (b)
judiciary and interpretators (c) federal and state government (d) state and local government
THEORY (Answer all)
1a. State 5 features of Nigerian government
b. List 5 functions of government and explain 3
2a. Who is a citizen?

b. Explain the following:
i. citizenship by birth
ii. citizenship by registration
iii. citizenship by naturalization
c. Explain the meaning of citizenship education
3a. Define Nationalism? And identify nationalistic roles of individual

b. List 5 rules of nationalist leaders in nation building
SUBJECT: CIVIC EDUCATION CLASS: S.S.2
NAME: ________________________________________________________
OBJECTIVES
1. The process by which citizens are involved in the conduct of the affairs of the society Is known as
_______ (a) political campaign (b) popular participation (c) political knowledge (d) popular opinion
2. One of the keys to a successful democracy is _______ (a) popular participation (b) political
campaign (c) popular success (d) military knowledge
3. All are reasons for non participation in politics EXCEPT ___________ (a) religion (b) economic factor
(c) illiteracy (d) enlightenment
4. A citizen can contribute to the development of his country through all the following ways EXCEPT
_____ (a) voting (b) demonstration (c) violence (d) joining a political party
5. Electorate means _________ (a) electoral system (b) electoral materials (c) voters (d) franchise
6. Popular organization whose major aim is to control government is called ? (a) civil society (b) public
corporation (c) political party (d) pressure groups
7. The Northern People’s Congress was an offshoot of _______ (a) Egbe Omo Oduduwa (b) Arewa
Consultative forum (c) Jamiyya Mutanem Arewa (d) Oduduwa People’s Congress
8. The formation of NRC and SDP is traceable to (a) Olusegun Obasanjo (b) Muritala Mohammed (c)
Ibrahim Babangida (d) Sanni Abacha
9. A state that recognizes three political parties is said to operate _______ system (a) three party (b)
zero party (c) multi party (d) one party
10. The Works Solidarity Party was a political party in _______ (a) Nigeria (b) ghana (c) Indonesia (d)
germany
11. Limitation of human rights include all but one (a) libel law (b) public order law (c) compulsory
property acquisition laws (d) good government
12. The right to freedom of expression is limited by the law of _______ (a) slander (b) speech (c) article
(d) conversation
13. Partial suspension of constitution in a state for the purpose of law and order is termed ? _______
(a) military rule (b) constitutionalize rule (c) emergency (d) impartiality
14. Which of the following Is a cause of emergency (a) peace (b) disregard for law (c) political stability
(d) immunity claws
15. A common feature of emergency is ________ (a) suspension of constitution (b) respect for human
right (c) corporation (d) popular participation
16. Respect for human right can ____________ (a) promote emergency (b) enhance emergency (c)
reduce emergency (d) determine emergency
17. Constitutionalism means _______________ (a) a respect for authority (b) written constitution (c)
application of constitution (d) democratic practices
18. Citizenship education promotes the following EXCEPT __________ (a) tolerance (b) hostility (c)
unity (d) diligence
19. Development and progress are possible under the atmosphere of ___________ (a) hatred (b) rivalry
(c) peace (d) intolerance
20. Citizenship education is necessary for the survival of the following EXCEPT __________ (a)
democracy (b) stability (c) national development (d) poverty
21. Another word for acrimony Is ___________ (a) hatred (b) peace (c) love (d) crime
22. The education that helps the citizens to be conscious of their relationship actions in the society is
known as ________ (a) education consciousness (b) relationship education (c) citizenship
education (d) societal education
23. Which of the following is not a category of citizens duties? (a) economic (b) social (c) political (c)
education
24. Responsibilities of citizens to the state are called _________ (a) rights (b) obligations (c) needs (d)
demands
25. Which of the following is not a duty of a citizen ? (a) tax payment (b) arresting of criminals (c)
loyalty to state (c) voting during election
26. Which of the following guarantees human right in a state? (a) constitution (b) beliefs (c)
obligations (d) executive order
27. The duties of a citizen to pay tax promptly is under which of the following categories of obligation?
(a) social (b) political (c) educational (d) economic
28. __________ is the actual worth or importance of something (a) value (b) honesty (c) love (d)
integrity
29. A student that delights in keeping bad friends, fighting and destroying things is said to have imbibed
_____________ value
30. The ruling party in Nigeria now is ______________________________________
THEORY (Answer any 3 questions)

1a. Give 2 definitions of citizenship education?
b. State 5 advantages of citizenship education in the society
2a. Define Democracy?

b. Outline 5 disadvantages of democracy
3a. Explain the following ;

i. zero party system ii. One party system iii. Multi party system
4a. Define political party?

b. Mention 4 ways political parties are formed
5a. Mention 4 roles of popular organizations

b. Describe 5 relevance of citizen’s participation in political affairs

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INNOCENT COMPREHENSIVE COLLEGE

GOVT. APPROVED WAEC, NECO

2a. List 4 factors affecting diffusion and explain 2

3a. List 5 mammalian parts involved in homeostasis

4a. Draw a well labelled diagram of Amoeba showing contractile vacuole

THEORY (Answer all)

3a. Describe briefly the 4 methods of weed dispersal

4a. List 5 uses of farm animals and explain any two

2a. Explain in details how we can test for water

3a. Explain the 2 types of water that we have

4a. List 8 materials used in acid – base titration

2a. List 5 parts of the microscope and explain any two

3a. In a tabular form, state 3 differences between diffusion and osmosis

4a. Explain the 2 types of nutrition we have

2a. List 5 factors of climate

3a. Explain 5 relationships between agriculture and industries

4a. List 5 economic importance of rock in agriculture

5a. List 5 importance of livestock

THEORY (Answer all)

3a. List 5 functions of woodwork machines

4. Define the following terms

THEORY (Answer all)

2a. List 6 common feeding tools

3a. Mention 5 guidelines for taking body measurement

4a. Explain what you understand by the word “FORAGES”

2a. List 5 reasons for artificial feeding

3a. List the people involved in stock exchange

4a. Define the term export promotion

THEORY (Answer all)

3a. List 5 product that are made of rubber

4a. Define the term:

2a. Explain 2 classes of family resources

3. Give 2 examples each of the following animal types

4a. Mention 5 fundamental human rights

2a. List 5 examples of indoor recreational activities

3a. Mention 5 properties of hardwood

4a. List 2 properties of glass

THEORY (Answer all)

2. List 5 factors affecting occupation and explain 2

3. State the attribute of truthfulness

4. Mention 5 types of business organization and explain 3

2a. List types of insurance?

3. State and explain 5 qualities of an entrepreneur

4a. Explain the meaning of cashbook

THEORY (Answer all)

3a. Explain what modesty is?

4. What is scale of preference and give an example

2a. What is public corporation?

3a. What is population census?

2a. Define market in economic terms

3a. State the law of diminishing marginal utility

THEORY (Answer all)

2. List 5 forms of power and explain two

4. State and explain 2 types of democracy you know

THEORY (Answer all)

2. List and explain 3 types of election

3. Mention 5 causes of electoral malpractice

4. Explain electoral commission

THEORY (Answer all the questions in this part)

2. List and explain the three types of literature we have