NECO BECE PHYSICAL AND HEALTH EDUCATION 2017

Question 1:
Which of the following events is track athletics?

A. Hammer
B. Hurdles
C. Javelin
D. Long jump
E. Pole vault

Answer: B (Hurdles)

Hurdles is a track event, while hammer, javelin, long jump, and pole vault are field events.

Question 2:
Which of these activities is not a stunt with partners?

A. Banana Jump
B. Crab position
C. Leap frog
D. See-saw
E. Wheel barrow

Answer: A (Banana Jump)

Banana jump is not a recognized partner stunt, while the others are partner-based activities.

Question 3:
A state of lawlessness, chaos and danger during sports meet describes ___________.

A. confusion
B. hooliganism
C. immorality
D. unfaithfulness
E. unpatriotism

Answer: B (Hooliganism)

Hooliganism refers to violent, disorderly, and chaotic behavior during sports events.

Question 4:
Which country hosted the 2015 All African Games?

A. Burkina Faso
B. Congo Brazzaville
C. Cote d'Ivoire
D. Ghana
E. Nigeria

Answer: B (Congo Brazzaville)

The 2015 All African Games were hosted in Brazzaville, Republic of the Congo.

Question 5:
Butterfly, back crawl, breast stroke are skills used in which of these games?

A. Athletics
B. Gymnastics
C. Hockey
D. Swimming
E. Tennis

Answer: D (Swimming)

Butterfly, back crawl, and breaststroke are all swimming strokes.

Question 6:
Which of the following can lead to drowning?

A. Knowledge of techniques.
B. Over confidence.
C. Presences of life guard.
D. Use of life jacket.
E. Water confidence.

Answer: B (Over confidence)

Over confidence in water can lead to risky behaviour, which may result in drowning.

Question 7:
'Trapping' is a basic skill in ___________.

A. basketball
B. football
C. handball
D. hockey
E. volleyball

Answer: B (Football)

Trapping is a fundamental skill used in football (soccer) to control the ball.

Question 8:
In swimming, faulty leg kick brings about ___________.

A. crawl
B. floating
C. Jump gun
D. poor propulsion
E. speed.

Answer: D (poor propulsion)

A faulty leg kick reduces forward movement and results in poor propulsion.

Question 9:
Which of the following is a step in learning how to swim?

A. Alternate kicking of legs while afloat.
B. Gripping the gutter at the side of the pool.
C. Learning how to wear goggles in water.
D. Opening the eyes when swimming.
E. Opening the mouth while floating.

Answer: B (Gripping the gutter at the side of the pool)

This is a basic beginner step used to build confidence and safety in swimming.

Question 10:
Which of the following factors militates against women participation in sports?

A. Culture
B. Occupation
C. Pregnancy
D. Religion
E. Sex

Answer: A (Culture)

Cultural beliefs and practices in some societies restrict women's participation in sports.

Question 11:
The game of handball is officiated by ___________.

A. one referee, a linesman and a scorer.
B. one scorer and time keeper.
C. one time keeper and two scorers.
D. three referees, a clerk and announcer.
E. two referees, a scorer and a time keeper.

Answer: E (two referees, a scorer and a time keeper)

Handball matches are typically officiated by two referees with support from a scorer and a time keeper.

Question 12:
In soccer, the shape of the ball must be ___________.

A. circular
B. conical
C. rectangular
D. spherical
E. square

Answer: D (spherical)

A soccer ball is round in shape, meaning it is spherical.

Question 13:
Flicking is a skill used in which of the following games?

A. Basketball
B. Football
C. Handball
D. Hockey
E. Volleyball

Answer: D (Hockey)

Flicking is a key skill in hockey used to lift or direct the ball with control.

Question 14:
A 'side out' is called in volleyball when ___________.

A. a point is scored.
B. the match is over.
C. there is a loss of service.
D. there is a substitution.
E. there is an infringement.

Answer: C (there is a loss of service)

A side out occurs when the serving team loses the rally and service passes to the opponent.

Question 15:
The following are the objectives of National Sports Festivals except, to ___________.

A. aid them in their pursuit of excellence.
B. enable them understand their kinship with one another.
C. honour their gods and some dead heroes.
D. play and win trophies for their states.
E. serve their religious needs.

Answer: C (honour their gods and some dead heroes)

The National Sports Festival focuses on unity, competition, and excellence, not religious or traditional worship.

Question 16:
The study of body functions and its organs is known as ___________.

A. anatomy
B. botany
C. physiology
D. psychology
E. sociology

Answer: C (physiology)

Physiology is the study of how the body and its organs function.

Question 17:
Which of the following is both an indoor and outdoor recreational activity?

A. Camping
B. Horse riding
C. Jogging
D. Mountaineering
E. Table tennis

Answer: E (Table tennis)

Table tennis can be played indoors or outdoors depending on the available setup.

Question 18:
The following are responsible for home accident except

A. congestion
B. home design
C. poor environment
D. poor lighting
E. slippery floor

Answer: A (congestion)

Congestion is not typically listed as a direct cause of home accidents compared to environmental hazards like poor lighting or slippery floors.

Question 19:
An individual who interacts freely with others is said to be ___________ adjusted.

A. aesthetically
B. emotionally
C. mentally
D. physically
E. socially

Answer: E (socially)

A socially adjusted person interacts freely and comfortably with others in society.

Question 20:
Which of the following is a sport injury?

A. Bruises
B. Burns
C. Scald
D. Scurvy
E. Stroke

Answer: A (Bruises)

Bruises are common sports injuries caused by impact or collision during physical activity.

Question 21:
Round-shoulder is a postural defect otherwise known as ___________.

A. kyphosis
B. lordosis
C. obesity
D. rigid spire
E. scoliosis

Answer: A (kyphosis)

Kyphosis is a postural deformity characterized by a rounded upper back or shoulders.

Question 22:
Which of the following is a non locomotor movement?

A. Bending
B. Lifting
C. Pushing
D. Skipping
E. Twisting

Answer: E (Twisting)

Twisting is a non-locomotor movement because it is performed in place without moving from one location to another.

Question 23:
Which of the following factors promotes healthy living?

A. Acceptable attitude
B. Drug abuse
C. Poor sanitation
D. Self medication
E. Smoking

Answer: A (Acceptable attitude)

Positive and acceptable attitudes promote healthy living, unlike harmful habits such as drug abuse or smoking.

Question 24:
Which of the following games was introduced by Dr. J.A. Naismith?

A. Basketball
B. Football
C. Handball
D. Hockey
E. Volleyball

Answer: A (Basketball)

Basketball was invented by Dr. James Naismith in 1891.

Question 25:
Recreation can best be described as activities performed

A. at work place.
B. during leisure hour.
C. during school hour.
D. in the community.
E. within the school.

Answer: B (during leisure hour)

Recreation refers to enjoyable activities done during free or leisure time.

Question 26:
The founding father of physical education in Nigeria is ___________.

A. Adolph Spiess
B. Ekperigin H.J.
C. Friedrich Jahn
D. Guts Muths
E. John Basedow

Answer: B (Ekperigin H.J.)

H.J. Ekperigin is widely regarded as the founding father of physical education in Nigeria.

Question 27:
Physical fitness component essential for long distance race is ___________.

A. accuracy
B. agility
C. coordination
D. endurance
E. flexibility

Answer: D (endurance)

Endurance is required for long-distance races as it helps sustain prolonged physical activity.

Question 28:
Which of the following recreational activities is best for an elderly person?

A. Camping
B. Cycling
C. Running
D. Swimming
E. Walking

Answer: E (Walking)

Walking is a low-impact activity suitable for elderly individuals to maintain fitness and health.

Question 29:
Inadequate care of the mouth may cause the following ailments except

A. gingivitis
B. mouth scald
C. odour
D. swollen gum
E. tooth decay

Answer: B (mouth scald)

Mouth scald is not commonly associated with poor oral hygiene compared to other listed conditions.

Question 30:
Which of the following is not a postural defect?

A. Endomorph
B. Flat foot
C. Kyphosis
D. Lordosis
E. Scoliosis

Answer: A (Endomorph)

Endomorph is a body type, not a postural defect. The others are postural abnormalities.

PRACTICAL: COMING SOON

Answer: Paris

NECO BECE COMPUTER STUDIES 2017

Question 1:
General purpose and special purpose computers are classification of computer based on?

A. Generation
B. Speed
C. Size
D. Types
E. Versatility

Answer: E (versatility)

Computers are classified as general-purpose or special-purpose based on their versatility.

Question 2:
A parallel port is most often used by a ______

A. camera
B. monitor
C. mouse
D. printer
E. scanner

Answer: D (printer)

Parallel ports are commonly used to connect printers to a computer.

Question 3:
What is the commonly used unit for measuring the speed of data transmission?

A. Bits per second.
B. Characters per second.
C. Megahertz.
D. Nano second.
E. Words per second.

Answer: A (bits per second)

Data transmission speed is commonly measured in bits per second (bps).

Question 4:
Which of the following is most oriented to scientific programming?

A. BASIC
B. COBOL
C. Fortran
D. Java
E. PL/I

Answer: C (Fortran)

Fortran is widely used for scientific and engineering computations.

Question 5:
Which of these is a proprietary source operating system?

A. Android
B. Linux
C. Sun-Solaris
D. Unix
E. Windows

Answer: E (Windows)

Windows is a proprietary operating system owned by Microsoft.

Question 6:
Usually in MS-DOS, the primary hard disk drive has the letter ______

A. A:
B. C:
C. D:
D. E:
E. F:

Answer: B (C:)

In MS-DOS, the primary hard disk drive is usually assigned the letter C:.

Question 7:
Hardware or software designed to guard against unauthorized access to a computer network is known as a/an ______

A. encryption
B. firewall
C. password
D. program
E. spyware

Answer: B (firewall)

A firewall is used to protect a computer network from unauthorized access.

Question 8:
The ______ is a piece of code which is capable of copying itself and typically has a detrimental effect on computer system.

A. coding
B. encryption
C. hacking
D. virus
E. zombie

Answer: D (virus)

A computer virus is a malicious program that can replicate itself and damage systems.

Question 9:
Analyzing the system to establish its strengths and weaknesses is a role of a ______

A. computer operator.
B. project manager.
C. software programmer.
D. system analyst.
E. system engineer

Answer: D (system analyst)

A system analyst evaluates systems to identify strengths, weaknesses, and improvements.

Question 10:
The period during which a job is processed by the computer is ______ time.

A. constructive
B. down
C. execution
D. real
E. salary

Answer: C (execution)

Execution time is the period during which a computer processes a job.

Question 11:
The speed of the processor in the 1st generation of computer was measured in ______ second.

A. Femto
B. Micro
C. Milli
D. Nano
E. Pico

Answer: B (Micro)

First-generation computers had processing speeds measured in microseconds.

Question 12:
Which of these areas does not involve the application of ICT?

A. Carpentry
B. Commerce
C. Education
D. Health
E. Industries

Answer: A (Carpentry)

Carpentry is a manual trade and does not primarily rely on ICT applications.

Question 13:
The ______ is an example of unguided transmission medium of information.

A. coaxial
B. fiber optic
C. infra-red
D. shielded twisted pair
E. unshielded twisted pair

Answer: C (infra-red)

Infra-red is an unguided (wireless) transmission medium.

Question 14:
Power-Point program is a ______ package in computer communication.

A. computing
B. graphics
C. presentation
D. utility
E. visual

Answer: C (presentation)

Microsoft PowerPoint is a presentation software package.

Question 15:
A Scottish mathematician ______ Napier invented the bone.

A. Blaise
B. Charles
C. Herman
D. Joseph
E. John

Answer: E (John)

John Napier invented Napier's Bones, an early calculating device.

Question 16:
Which of these is an example of Microsoft office?

A. Access
B. CorelDraw
C. Dreamweaver
D. Instant Artist
E. Photoshop

Answer: A (Access)

Microsoft Access is part of the Microsoft Office suite.

Question 17:
The Drawing tool (Magnifying Glass icon) in Microsoft Paint environment is called ______

A. brush
B. crop
C. elipse
D. eraser
E. magnifier

Answer: E (magnifier)

The magnifier tool in Microsoft Paint is used to zoom in and out of images.

Question 18:
Which of these is a disadvantage of ICT?

A. Data redundancy.
B. Electronic mail.
C. Minimize cost.
D. Resource sharing.
E. Saves time.

Answer: A (Data redundancy)

Data redundancy is a disadvantage of ICT systems due to duplication of information.

Question 19:
Ctrl ______ is to Redo an action.

A. C
B. V
C. X
D. Y
E. Z

Answer: D (Y)

Ctrl + Y is used to redo an action in most applications.

Question 20:
The four ways to align a text are ______

A. centre, justify, left, right.
B. centre, left, right, middle.
C. diagonal, justify, left, right.
D. diagonal, middle, left, right.
E. justify, middle, centre, right.

Answer: A (centre, justify, left, right)

Text alignment includes left, right, centre, and justify.

Question 21:
Communication is an act of ______ information.

A. coding
B. forwarding
C. hoarding
D. transmitting
E. zipping

Answer: D (transmitting)

Communication involves the transmission of information from one source to another.

Question 22:
The ______ is a program that performs a useful task while simultaneously allow distinctive activities in the computer system.

A. time bomb
B. trap doors
C. trojan horse
D. worm
E. zombie

Answer: C (trojan horse)

A Trojan horse appears useful but performs hidden malicious activities.

Question 23:
The features of old economy includes the following except

A. digitalization.
B. distance constraint.
C. labour based.
D. mechanization.
E. time consuming.

Answer: A (digitalization)

Digitalization is a feature of the new economy, not the old economy.

Question 24:
The ______ prevents direct access to computer system.

A. back-door
B. malware
C. password
D. pop-ups
E. virus

Answer: C (password)

A password prevents unauthorized users from directly accessing a computer system.

Question 25:
The procedure for information processing which allows resource gathering is ______

A. analysis
B. collation
C. interpretation
D. organization
E. redundancy

Answer: B (collation)

Collation is the process of gathering and assembling information resources.

Question 26:
ICT plays a vital role in industries in the following areas except

A. auditing operations.
B. inventory control.
C. management information systems.
D. payroll preparation.
E. x-ray techniques.

Answer: E (x-ray techniques)

X-ray techniques are mainly used in medical fields, not typical industrial ICT applications.

Question 27:
What is the acronym for UNIVAC?

A. United Nations Institute Variable Automatic Computers.
B. United Numerical Integrated Value Calculator.
C. Universal Automatic Calculator.
D. Universal Automatic Computer.
E. Universal Numerical Integrated Value And Computing.

Answer: D (Universal Automatic Computer)

UNIVAC stands for Universal Automatic Computer, one of the earliest commercial computers.

Question 28:
The acronym WiFi connotes Wireless ______

A. fidelity
B. fiction
C. file
D. finder
E. firewall

Answer: A (fidelity)

WiFi stands for Wireless Fidelity.

Question 29:
Which of the following is a major type of system software?

A. assembler
B. Complier
C. Firmware
D. Translator
E. Utilities

Answer: E (Utilities)

Utility programs are a major category of system software used for system maintenance.

Question 30:
To save an existing document with a different file name, click/press Ctrl +

A. A
B. C
C. S
D. V
E. Y

Answer: C (S)

Ctrl + S is used to save a document (and is commonly used when saving or resaving files).

PRACTICAL: COMING SOON

Answer: Paris

Common Entrance NVE 2017

 

2017 NATIONAL VALUES EDUCATION

1.      In Nigeria, _____ marriage is not lawful: A. Christian  B. Court  C. Islamic  D. Same sex  E. Traditional 

2.      Which of the following is the responsibility of a good citizen?: A. Delay in payment of taxes  B. Disrespect for public property  C. Disrespect for the dignity of others  D. Fighting during election  E. Service to the nation 

3.      To make Nigeria great, citizens must be: A. Greedy  B. Irresponsible  C. Patriotic  D. Selfish  E. Tribalistic 

4.      Which of the following can lead to broken home?: A. Honesty  B. Obedience  C. Patience  D. Tolerance  E. Unfaithfulness 

5.      The totality of people's way of life is known as: A. Culture  B. Family  C. Festival  D. Marriage  E. Religion 

6.      The appointment of Emirs or Chiefs in a state is the duty of the: A. Chairman of the Local Government  B. Commissioner for Local Government affairs  C. Governor of the state  D. President of the nation  E. Speaker of the House 

7.      The Nigeria flag has ____ colours: A. 2  B. 3  C. 4  D. 5  E. 6 

8.      Which of these mineral resources is used for making roofing sheets?: A. Chrome  B. Columbite  C. Copper  D. Lead  E. Zinc 

9.      The instrument used for measuring temperature is called _____: A. Anemometer  B. Barometer  C. Hydrometer  D. Hygrometer  E. Thermometer 

10.  The number one citizen in Nigeria is the: A. Chief Justice  B. Governor  C. Inspector General of Police  D. President  E. Senate President 

11.  The adulteration of our culture is easily noticeable through which of the following?: A. Dressing  B. Fighting  C. Plaiting  D. Sleeping  E. Walking 

12.  An amount of money paid to a worker on a daily basis is known as: A. Fees  B. Gifts  C. Loans  D. Subsidies  E. Wages 

13.  The following are self-employment professions except: A. Banking  B. Bricklaying  C. Carpentry  D. Shoe making  E. Vulcanizing 

14.  The largest seaport in Nigeria is located at: A. Apapa  B. Calabar  C. Koko  D. Port Harcourt  E. Warri 

15.  Communication is a way of sending and receiving: A. Inputs  B. Messages  C. Network  D. Outputs  E. Telegram 

16.  A man whose wife is dead is called a: A. Bachelor  B. Deceased  C. Husband  D. Widow  E. Widower 

17.  The headquarters of the Nigeria Ports Authority is located in ____ state: A. Akwa Ibom  B. Cross River  C. Delta  D. Lagos  E. Rivers 

18.  "To defend her unity and uphold her honour and glory” is a phrase taken from the: A. Federal Constitution of Nigeria  B. National Anthem  C. National Identity Card  D. National Pledge  E. Nigeria Coat of Arms 

19.  Your brother's or sister's son is your: A. Cousin  B. Nephew  C. Niece  D. Step brother  E. Uncle 

20.  The movement of people and goods by sea is known as ___ transportation: A. Air  B. Animal  C. Railway  D. Road  E. Water 

 

Common Entrance English 2017

 

 

2017 ENGLISH STUDIES (NCEE) Time allowed: 60 minutes

 

SECTION A: COMPREHENSION

 

Read the passage below carefully and answer the questions that follow by choosing the most appropriate of the options lettered A-E (Nos.1-10)

 

PASSAGE 1

Long time ago, babies began to talk immediately they were born. They could tell their mothers when they were sick, thirsty or hungry and needed some food.

One day, a woman left her new born baby in the room and rushed to fetch water from the nearby Stream. A woman, newly married, entered the room to fetch fire for her evening meal. Unknown to her that the baby was watching, she quickly took some meat that was kept across the heat. When the mother of the baby returned, he disclosed to her that the woman had taken some of the meat.

The matter was taken to the king and the baby narrated how the woman hid the meat under her cloth before leaving the room. The new wife and her husband bowed their heads in shame. The king himself was embarrassed by the incident.

 

News of the incident spread all over the kingdom and people mocked the woman anytime they saw her passing. "This cannot be allowed to continue” cried the king. Babies must be stopped from embarrassing adults with their talks.

He ordered that a lump of flesh be forced down the throats of new born babies to prevent them from talking until they are old enough to differentiate between right and wrong.

 

1.      According to the passage, babies: A. Cried for their needs  B. Talked before they were born  C. Talked but no longer do now  D. Talked only when they had problems  E. Talked only when they saw evil 

2.      The new wife entered the room to: A. Check if the baby was awake   B. Cook her meal  C. Fetch fire for her meal  D. Steal the meat  E. Watch over the baby 

3.      The woman knew her meat was stolen because: A. Her neighbour informed her   B. She hid somewhere in the room   C. She saw the new wife coming out of her room   D. The baby informed her   E. The meat was not the way she left it 

4.      The most suitable title for this passage could be: A. Babies and their Mothers  B. The Embarrassed Woman  C. The Final Judgment  D. The Stolen Meat  E. Why babies don't talk 

5.      The king reasoned that if babies were allowed to continue talking, they could: A. Be too wise for their age  B. Disgrace adults with their talks  C. Disrespect adults  D. Disturb their mothers  E. Take over his kingdom 

 

PASSAGE II

If you could look inside a television set or inside the walls of a house, you'd find a network of electric wires. This network doesn't puzzle electricians because each wire is a different colour to show what kind of wire it is. The different colours tell the electricians where each wire should be connected. We call this colour coding

Colour coding helps many other people as well. People in business often use files with different coloured stickers on them. Each colour means something to the people using the files. Map makers also have colour codes. They use different colours for states or countries, so that you can see where one ends and another begins.

In the sport of archery, archers use bows to shoot arrows at targets. Each coloured circle on the target means a different number of points. An arrow in the golden bull's-eye in the centre of the target scores the highest number.

The archers shoot a certain number of arrows at the target and then collect their arrows. Each archer recognizes his arrows by the colours painted on the shafts.

Colours can also be codes for players or points in other games such as chess, draughts, snookcr, tiddlywinks, marbles and cards.

 

Culled from Child Craft World Book International Volume 15

 

6.      Another word that can replace "puzzle" as used in the passage is: A. Confuse  B. Disorganize  C. Injure  D. Shock  E. Surprise 

7.      The word "golden" as used in the passage is: A. A noun  B. A pronoun  C. A verb  D. An adjective  E. An adverb 

8.      According to the passage, in which of these can colour be used to score points?: A. Badminton  B. Chess  C. Football  D. Hockey  E. Scrabble 

9.      To score high in the sport of archery, the arrow must: A. Be recognized by the archer  B. Hit the golden bull's-eye  C. Hit the target  D. Reach the colours in the target  E. Remain in the target 

10.  Colour coding helps the following except: A. Archers  B. Businessmen  C. Electricians  D. Footballers  E. Map makers

 

SECTION B: LEXIS

 

Choose from the options lettered A-E the one that is nearest in meaning to the word in italics (Nos. 11-15)

 

11.  We found the missing items inside the cupboard in the store: A. Abandoned  B. Forgotten  C. Hidden  D. Lost  E. Neglected 

12.  The pupils are eager to go on holiday: A. Afraid  B. Desperate  C. Keen  D. Prepared  E. Reluctant 

13.  The enemies invaded the village: A. Attacked  B. Conquered  C. Encamped  D. Searched  E. Visited 

14.  The eyewitness gave a vivid account of the fatal accident: A. Brief  B. Brilliant  C. Detailed  D. Horrible  E. Vague 

15.  I shall certainly pass my examinations if I study very hard: A. Definitely  B. Doubtfully  C. Frankly  D. Honestly  E. Truthfully 

 

Choose from the options lettered A–E the one that is most nearly opposite in meaning to the word in italics (Nos. 16–20):

 

16.  The child felt secured in his mother's arms: A. Abandoned  B. Comfortable  C. Detached  D. Protected  E. Unsafe 

17.  The soldiers retreated when their commander was shot: A. Advanced  B. Begged  C. Disappeared  D. Mourned  E. Surrendered 

18.  The criminal did not show any sign of guilty during interrogation: A. Forgiveness  B. Innocence  C. Regret  D. Repentance  E. Weakness 

19.  He was elevated for his hard work: A. Demoted  B. Praised  C. Punished  D. Rebuked  E. Rewarded 

20.  The comforting word sent him to sleep: A. Angry  B. Consoling  C. Disturbing  D. Pleasing  E. Reassuring 

 

SECTION C: STRUCTURE

Complete each of the following statement with the most appropriate of the option: lettered A-E (Nos. 21-40)

 

21.  Of the three cars, my uncle's is the _____ expensive: A. More   B. Most   C. Much   D. Quite  E. So 

22.  I ____ some gifts from my friends: A. Received  B. Receved  C. Recevied  D. Reiceived  E. Riveived 

23.  The child is suffering from ____: A. Malnutretion  B. Malnutrision  C. Malnutrition  D. Manutrition  E. Melnutrition 

24.  Okon has a ____ bag: A. Beautiful leather small   B. Beautiful small leather  C. Leather beautiful small  D. Leather small beautiful  E. Small beautiful leather 

25.  Mother was cooking lunch when I _____ back home: A. Came   B. Come   C. Comes  D. Had come  E. Have come 

26.  I was advised to look _____ the word in the dictionary: A. At   B. By   C. Down  D. Into  E. Up 

27.  Miss Gloria, together with her cousin, _____ visiting the United States of America next year: A. Are  B. Has been  C. Was  D. Were  E. Will be 

28.  Abraham is thirsty,____ he?: A. Doesn't  B. Is   C. Isn't  D. Wasn't  E. Will 

29.  The most appropriate prefix for the word 'faithful' is: A. Im-  B. In-  C. On-  D. Re-  E. Un- 

30.  She ____ to school every day: A. Is trekking  B. Trek  C. Trekked  D. Trekking  E. Treks 

31.  The teacher asked_____ shoes were left outside?: A. These  B. This  C. Those  D. What  E. Whose 

32.  The hunters warned the villagers to beware ____ dangerous animals: A. Against  B. By  C. From  D. Of  E. With 

33.  Father hurt ____ when he fell down: A. Himself  B. Itself  C. Oneself  D. Theirself  E. Themselves 

34.  Tayo and Tom ___ in the same class: A. Are  B. Has been  C. Is  D. Is being  E. Were being 

35.  She is beautiful _____ arrogant: A. Also   B. And   C. But   D. Or   E. While 

36.  It is often said that if wishes were ____ would ride: A. Available, beggars  B. Cars, the rich  C. Horses, beggars  D. Horses, the rich  E. Planes, beggars 

37.  The robbers ____ ran out of the room when they saw the police: A. Angrily  B. Forcefully  C. Gradually  D. Quickly  E. Sluggishly 

38.  The statement "You must finish your homework," the teacher said, rewritten in reported speech becomes: A. He could finish my homework    B. He might finish his homework    C. He must have finished his homework    D. I might finish my homework    E. I must finish my homework 

39.  The statement "The cat ate the meat" rewritten in passive form becomes: A. Had been eaten    B. Has been eaten    C. Is being eaten   D. Is eaten  E. Was eaten 

40.  Indeed, _____ an examination without adequate preparation could lead to failure: A. To be writing   B. To have been writing    C. To have written    D. To write    E. Writing