Use Of English 2010 Jamb Examination
Use Of English 2010 Jamb Examination
Question 91
In gap number 23 above, choose the best option from letters A-D that best completes the gap.
The passage lists lasting and other types of consequences. The word ‘parallel’ appropriately matches with ‘lasting’ to describe effects occurring alongside each other.
Therefore, ‘parallel’ correctly fits the context.
Therefore, ‘parallel’ correctly fits the context.
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Question 92
In gap number 24 above, choose the best option from letters A-D that best completes the gap.
The sentence refers to a relief programme designed to help farmers. The term ‘scheme’ best describes an organised plan or arrangement by the government to support farmers.
Hence, ‘scheme’ fits best.
Hence, ‘scheme’ fits best.
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Question 93
In gap number 25 above, choose the best option from letters A-D that best completes the gap.
The context suggests that emergency measures will work better if a proper mechanism is established. The word ‘effective’ best conveys this sense of producing the desired results.
Therefore, ‘effective’ is the right option.
Therefore, ‘effective’ is the right option.
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