Use Of English 2010 Jamb Examination
Use Of English 2010 Jamb Examination
Question 61
Choose the option that rhymes with the given word.
Boys?
Boys?
âBoysâ rhymes with ânoiseâ because both words share the same /ÉÉŞz/ sound ending.
âStaysâ ends with /eÉŞz/, âmoistâ ends with /ÉÉŞst/, and âelbowsâ ends with /boĘz/, none of which rhyme perfectly with âboysâ.
âStaysâ ends with /eÉŞz/, âmoistâ ends with /ÉÉŞst/, and âelbowsâ ends with /boĘz/, none of which rhyme perfectly with âboysâ.
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Question 62
Choose the option that rhymes with the given word.
Shine?
Shine?
âShineâ rhymes with âfineâ because both words share the same /aÉŞn/ sound ending.
âCleanâ ends with /iËn/, âmachineâ with /iËn/, and âlainâ with /eÉŞn/ â none of which rhyme perfectly with âshineâ.
âCleanâ ends with /iËn/, âmachineâ with /iËn/, and âlainâ with /eÉŞn/ â none of which rhyme perfectly with âshineâ.
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Question 63
Choose the option that rhymes with the given word.
Seer?
Seer?
âSeerâ rhymes with âspearâ because both share the same /ÉŞÉ/ ending sound.
âSnareâ, âspareâ, and âsquareâ end with /eÉ/, which differs from /ÉŞÉ/.
âSnareâ, âspareâ, and âsquareâ end with /eÉ/, which differs from /ÉŞÉ/.
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Question 64
Choose the most appropriate stress pattern from the options. The stressed syllable is written in capital letters.
political
political
The correct stress pattern for âpoliticalâ is on the second syllable: poLITical (/pÉËlÉŞtÉŞkÉl/).
Therefore, the stress falls on âLITâ.
Therefore, the stress falls on âLITâ.
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Question 65
Choose the most appropriate stress pattern from the options. The stressed syllable is written in capital letters.
satisfactory
satisfactory
The word âsatisfactoryâ is stressed on the third syllable: saTISfactory (/ËsĂŚtÉŞsËfĂŚktÉri/).
The primary stress is on âTISâ.
The primary stress is on âTISâ.
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Question 66
Choose the most appropriate stress pattern from the options. The stressed syllable is written in capital letters.
captivity
captivity
The word âcaptivityâ is stressed on the second syllable: capTIvity (/kĂŚpËtÉŞvÉŞti/).
The stress falls on âTIâ.
The stress falls on âTIâ.
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Question 67
The word in capital letters has the emphatic stress. Choose the option to which the given sentence relates.
EMEKA finished his homework yesterday.
EMEKA finished his homework yesterday.
Since the emphatic stress is on âEMEKAâ, the contrast is on who performed the action.
The question that matches is: âWho finished his homework yesterday?â
The question that matches is: âWho finished his homework yesterday?â
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Question 68
The word in capital letters has the emphatic stress. Choose the option to which the given sentence relates.
Taiwo SAILED to London.
Taiwo SAILED to London.
Since the emphatic stress is on âSAILEDâ, the contrast is on the mode of travel.
The matching question is: âDid Taiwo fly to London?â
The matching question is: âDid Taiwo fly to London?â
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Question 69
The word in capital letters has the emphatic stress. Choose the option to which the given sentence relates.
My bag is made of LEATHER.
My bag is made of LEATHER.
Since the emphatic stress is on âLEATHERâ, the contrast is on the material used.
The correct question is: âIs my bag made of polythene?â
The correct question is: âIs my bag made of polythene?â
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Question 70
According to the writer, the exciting thing about Spaceship Earth is that it
The passage compares the Earth to a machine like an automobile that requires care and understanding for effective functioning. The writer highlights that Spaceship Earth, unlike man-made machines, has no instruction manual and that this absence is deliberate and significant. This omission makes humanity learn through exploration and discovery.
Therefore, the exciting thing about Spaceship Earth is that it has no instrument manual.
Therefore, the exciting thing about Spaceship Earth is that it has no instrument manual.
