Use Of English 2010 Jamb Examination
Use Of English 2010 Jamb Examination
The writer states that because the instruction manual was missing, man was forced to find out how to survive through experimentation and discovery. This situation encouraged scientific inquiry and problem-solving, which shows that the absence of the manual challenged human curiosity and intelligence.
Hence, the absence of an instrument manual has challenged man’s inquisitiveness.
Hence, the absence of an instrument manual has challenged man’s inquisitiveness.
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Question 72
From the passage, it can be deduced that man
The passage explains that the lack of an instruction book forced man to develop scientific experimental procedures and interpret results to ensure survival. This indicates that man learns through a combination of experimentation and reasoning rather than by chance.
Thus, man learns by experiment and deduction.
Thus, man learns by experiment and deduction.
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Question 73
The writer's mood in the passage is that of
The writer’s tone reflects faith in humanity’s ability to learn, adapt, and discover the principles necessary for survival despite the lack of an instruction manual. This conveys a hopeful and positive outlook about man’s capacity to understand and manage his environment.
Therefore, the mood of the passage is optimism.
Therefore, the mood of the passage is optimism.
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Question 74
The expression 'stress is an issue everybody can relate to experimentally' means that
The passage explains that stress is a problem that every person shares and can relate to from personal experience. The phrase 'relate to experimentally' suggests that people understand stress through direct experience rather than mere theory.
Therefore, it means that stress is better understood when experienced.
Therefore, it means that stress is better understood when experienced.
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Question 75
Which of the following is true according to the passage?
The passage states that most of the stress people experience is self-generated, meaning it arises mainly from internal factors such as behaviour, thinking, and lifestyle choices. It also suggests that since people cause most of their stress, they can do something about it.
Thus, stress is mostly caused by internal factors.
Thus, stress is mostly caused by internal factors.
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Question 76
According to the passage, the major step in controlling stress is
The passage indicates that the first step in mastering stress is to identify what one is doing that contributes to the problem and to change it. These changes may include behaviour, thinking, or lifestyle choices. Hence, altering one’s attitude to stressors is the primary approach.
Therefore, the major step in controlling stress is changing one’s attitude to stressors.
Therefore, the major step in controlling stress is changing one’s attitude to stressors.
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Question 77
The experts feel one can control one's stress because
The passage notes that most stress is self-generated and that people can control it because they cause it themselves. This implies that individuals have the ability to manage and change the behaviours that lead to stress.
Hence, experts believe one can control stress because it is individually initiated.
Hence, experts believe one can control stress because it is individually initiated.
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Question 78
From the passage, it can be deduced that stress is
The passage defines stress as the body’s reaction to certain factors, describing it as a physiological response involving hormones like adrenaline. It also mentions that stress may be triggered by external factors such as pressure at work or sickness.
Therefore, stress is a bodily reaction to external factors.
Therefore, stress is a bodily reaction to external factors.
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The passage explains that corruption occurs when a public official expects to be induced to perform duties that are part of their legal obligations. This suggests that corruption is triggered by public officers who misuse their official positions for personal gain.
Hence, corruption begins when those in public service, not private individuals, demand inducement to perform their legal responsibilities.
Hence, corruption begins when those in public service, not private individuals, demand inducement to perform their legal responsibilities.
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Question 80
From the passage, one of the consequences of corruption is that
The passage states that corruption slows down development and leads to wasted government spending on white elephant projects instead of essential services. This distortion of public expenditure impedes the progress of a nation.
Thus, corruption acts as a barrier to a country’s economic and social advancement.
Thus, corruption acts as a barrier to a country’s economic and social advancement.
