2019 ENGLISH LANGUAGE ANSWER
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Eng Obj
1-10:ACDACDCAAD
11-20:ECBABACDBB
21-30:ADCBBAAEDB
31-40:CAECCDEDCA
41-50: ABABDDEDAB
51-60:EACBDCAAAE
61-70:DBDBEABEBA
71-80:EBEBBBBEDC
81-90:DDAECCCABB
91-100:DECCBEBBCE.
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ORAL ENGLISH
1-10: BDACBBAEAE
11-20: ADCADCCCAC
21-30: DBDAACBABB
31-40: EEECADBDCD
41-50: CBAACCBCBD
51-60: AECECBBCED
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Answer And Question Are Under Verification
Pls ==============================
ENGLISH-OBJ LOADING • ORAL-OBJ
LOADING • ========================
ESSAY QUESTION ======================== ENGLISH
ESSAY WRITING -QUESTION (1)Write an
article suitable for publication in a national daily
on effects of incessant strikes by the
Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU)
and suggest ways of putting an end to them. (2)Your state government is planning to stop
the payment of registration fees for Senior
School Certificate Examination (SSCE)
students in your state. Write a letter to the
Governor, giving at least three reasons why
the state should continue with this gesture of goodwill. (3)Write a story that illustrates the
saying: DO NO BITE THE HAND THAT
FEEDS YOU (4)You are a chief speaker in a
debate on the topic: A female President is
Better than a Male President. write your
argument for or against the motion. =========================================
ESSAY-(1)-ANSWERS (1) Write an article
suitable for publication in a national daily on
effects of incessant strikes by the Academic
Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) and
suggest ways of putting an end to them;When two elephants fight, it’s the grass that suffers
the most. This is a semblance of what
transpired between the federal government
and the Academic Staff Union of Universities
(ASUU) as students become the grass that
are trampled upon each time a strike ensued. The incessant strike of academic staff union
of universities has so many effects which
includes: The strike had brought academic
activities in most Nigerian public universities to
a halt. This disagreement between government
and the academic unions often result in deadlock that usually disrupts academic
calendar. Despite the poor research and
innovation capability of the present set of
universities, incessant strike will continue to
jeopardize the little research they are
undertaking. Because the kind of research and development activities that can put Nigeria in
the league of developed nation cannot take
place in a disruptive environment like the one
we are currently witnessing in our universities.
It is, therefore, clear that the current ASUU
strike will have negative effect on our industries and from there our Gross Domestic
Products (GDP). Incessant strike action by
ASUU reduces the academic performances of
students, even as most prolonged strikes
distort the school calendar. As a result,
students who are supposed to do a four- year course end up spending six years in the
school for a simple programme. Also, despite
the poor research and innovation capability of
the present set of universities, experts say
incessant strikes will continue to jeopardise
the research they are undertaking. Strike, according to experts said also has the
tendency of leading undergraduates into some
social vices like prostitution, oil bunkering,
among others. More so, it is believe that there
is a direct connection between economic
development and educational growth. The monetary cost of any lost working day to
ASUU strike is huge as it runs into billions of
Naira, both in terms of salaries and wages,
amongst others. The incessant strike of ASUU
could be solved through the following
strategies: Firstly, recommending a reevaluation of the education sector, because
what often leads to strike in tertiary institutions
should be addressed. ‘There is no doubt that
the infrastructure in most of the schools are as
old as the years of the schools, which is
unacceptable,’ as stressed by ASUU. This thus needs to catered for. Secondly,
government should always try to honour
whatever agreement was reached with the
academic unions as most protracted strikes
can be averted if necessary steps are taken to
build a good relationship between both parties. Thirdly, is through University autonomy
incentivises where individual universities is to
pursue innovative methods of raising funds
beyond tuitions and government budgets.
University autonomy will, especially, deepen
research capabilities and building of partnerships within the tertiary education
system. This policy will also change university
leadership and governance, thereby insulating
the institutions from political appointment of
vice chancellors that has, over the decades,
compromised academic quality and performance.
=====================================
EASAY-(2)-ANSWERS Pls You Can Use
Your Own Address... (2) Your state
government is planning to stop the payment of
registration fees for Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE) students in your state.
Write a letter to the Governor, giving at least
three reasons why the state should continue
with this gesture of goodwill. Witchcraft
Secondary school, Heavenly Avenue, Asaba,
Delta state 20th June, 2019 The Executive Governor, Delta State, 35 Merlin state,
Hercules Dear Sir, CONTINUOUS PAYMENT
OF SSCE REGISTRATION FEE I heartily
congratulates you Mr Governor in your recent
victory as the Executive Governor of our
beloved state. I hope your tenure brings forth good tidings for our dear state, Amen. I write to
you as a concerned student in our beloved
state. I am writing on the recent order that will
soon be implemented in the state that is the
government under your watch is about to stop
the payment of the registration for senior school certificate examination for students in
this state. I would love to inform you through
this medium the implications of such action and
why you should continue with this good
gesture. To begin with, considering the level of
poverty in the country, it is difficult for parents to shoulder the burden that comes the senior
school certificate. If the government should
stop paying this fees, it will lead to massive
dropout of students in the secondary school
because there will be no hope of paying the
fees and the dropout will constitute nuisance in the state. In addition, as you know as an
educational elite that you are sir, denying the
final class of senior secondary school is like
denying them the purpose of schooling. If you
withdraw the support they ought to enjoy by
paying for this exam. It might cause the junior students to stay away from school which will
cause a complete disaster to the state. It will
also lead them to other social vices. However,
I will be glad if you can Rescind this decision to
stop paying for the senior school certificate
examination. It will go a long way in giving a level playing ground between the social class
of the society. The rich and the poor need to
break the dichotomy that exist between them
and giving them a level playing ground to show
their intellectual capabilities and move to the
next stage of their education will go a long way in breaking the dichotomy. In conclusion, your
excellency, critically looking at it, if this fees
are removed and the burden of payment shift
to the parents, those who cannot afford this
fees can resort to dubious and fraudulent
means to get the money, this will bring about criminals in the education system. I will be glad
if my writings can be put into consideration and
the government continue to pay the fees
attached to the senior secondary school
certificate examination. Thanks in anticipation
YOURS FAITHFULLY, =====================================
=====================================
COMPREHENSION-ANSWERS (5a) The
writers mother prefers new ones to old ones
because she felt that the owner of the used
car wouldn't have sold it if it was not faulty (5b) The writer was delighted because the writer
had just recently gotten his drivers licence and
he is anxious about driving the car around the
street of Detroit (5c) The salesman lost his job
because he gave the writers mother a sweet
deal (5d) The reason for the writers joy being short-lived is because the car was more
expensive than the writers mother had on her.
(5e) (i) Adjective clause (ii) It modifies the
verb "certain" (5f) A reason to justify the
writer's mother being principled is that she did
not believe in borrowing money to pay for anything apart from a house (5g) (i)
Personification (ii) It means the car is near the
end of his lifespan or about to spoil (5h) (i)
Previous - Former (ii) Jubilant - Joyful (iii) Ruin
- To Destroy/Fordo (iv) Perseverance -
Determination (v) Consummated - Completed (vi) Compromise - Coming to terms
=====================================
SUMMARY-ANSWERS (6a) (i)Children
nowadays develop faster owing to the early
exposure to television programmes.
(ii)Pronunciation by the newscasters actors or actress are usually standardized, hence young
children watching will learn the right
pronunciation too. (iii)It is extremely beneficial
to parents who are usually busy or too tired to
take their kids out for entertainment. (6b)
(i)Watching television programmes takes away the zeal to read. (ii)Also lack of reading is
unhealthy especially to younger children as
they will grow up only with the Ability to speak
but not to write. (iii)Television programme
remove the Ability to think since the stories,
ideas and facts are woven in the way television planners wanted making their
thinking ability handicapped.
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ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Eng Obj
1-10:ACDACDCAAD
11-20:ECBABACDBB
21-30:ADCBBAAEDB
31-40:CAECCDEDCA
41-50: ABABDDEDAB
51-60:EACBDCAAAE
61-70:DBDBEABEBA
71-80:EBEBBBBEDC
81-90:DDAECCCABB
91-100:DECCBEBBCE.
====================
ORAL ENGLISH
1-10: BDACBBAEAE
11-20: ADCADCCCAC
21-30: DBDAACBABB
31-40: EEECADBDCD
41-50: CBAACCBCBD
51-60: AECECBBCED
=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:
Answer And Question Are Under Verification
Pls ==============================
ENGLISH-OBJ LOADING • ORAL-OBJ
LOADING • ========================
ESSAY QUESTION ======================== ENGLISH
ESSAY WRITING -QUESTION (1)Write an
article suitable for publication in a national daily
on effects of incessant strikes by the
Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU)
and suggest ways of putting an end to them. (2)Your state government is planning to stop
the payment of registration fees for Senior
School Certificate Examination (SSCE)
students in your state. Write a letter to the
Governor, giving at least three reasons why
the state should continue with this gesture of goodwill. (3)Write a story that illustrates the
saying: DO NO BITE THE HAND THAT
FEEDS YOU (4)You are a chief speaker in a
debate on the topic: A female President is
Better than a Male President. write your
argument for or against the motion. =========================================
ESSAY-(1)-ANSWERS (1) Write an article
suitable for publication in a national daily on
effects of incessant strikes by the Academic
Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) and
suggest ways of putting an end to them;When two elephants fight, it’s the grass that suffers
the most. This is a semblance of what
transpired between the federal government
and the Academic Staff Union of Universities
(ASUU) as students become the grass that
are trampled upon each time a strike ensued. The incessant strike of academic staff union
of universities has so many effects which
includes: The strike had brought academic
activities in most Nigerian public universities to
a halt. This disagreement between government
and the academic unions often result in deadlock that usually disrupts academic
calendar. Despite the poor research and
innovation capability of the present set of
universities, incessant strike will continue to
jeopardize the little research they are
undertaking. Because the kind of research and development activities that can put Nigeria in
the league of developed nation cannot take
place in a disruptive environment like the one
we are currently witnessing in our universities.
It is, therefore, clear that the current ASUU
strike will have negative effect on our industries and from there our Gross Domestic
Products (GDP). Incessant strike action by
ASUU reduces the academic performances of
students, even as most prolonged strikes
distort the school calendar. As a result,
students who are supposed to do a four- year course end up spending six years in the
school for a simple programme. Also, despite
the poor research and innovation capability of
the present set of universities, experts say
incessant strikes will continue to jeopardise
the research they are undertaking. Strike, according to experts said also has the
tendency of leading undergraduates into some
social vices like prostitution, oil bunkering,
among others. More so, it is believe that there
is a direct connection between economic
development and educational growth. The monetary cost of any lost working day to
ASUU strike is huge as it runs into billions of
Naira, both in terms of salaries and wages,
amongst others. The incessant strike of ASUU
could be solved through the following
strategies: Firstly, recommending a reevaluation of the education sector, because
what often leads to strike in tertiary institutions
should be addressed. ‘There is no doubt that
the infrastructure in most of the schools are as
old as the years of the schools, which is
unacceptable,’ as stressed by ASUU. This thus needs to catered for. Secondly,
government should always try to honour
whatever agreement was reached with the
academic unions as most protracted strikes
can be averted if necessary steps are taken to
build a good relationship between both parties. Thirdly, is through University autonomy
incentivises where individual universities is to
pursue innovative methods of raising funds
beyond tuitions and government budgets.
University autonomy will, especially, deepen
research capabilities and building of partnerships within the tertiary education
system. This policy will also change university
leadership and governance, thereby insulating
the institutions from political appointment of
vice chancellors that has, over the decades,
compromised academic quality and performance.
=====================================
EASAY-(2)-ANSWERS Pls You Can Use
Your Own Address... (2) Your state
government is planning to stop the payment of
registration fees for Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE) students in your state.
Write a letter to the Governor, giving at least
three reasons why the state should continue
with this gesture of goodwill. Witchcraft
Secondary school, Heavenly Avenue, Asaba,
Delta state 20th June, 2019 The Executive Governor, Delta State, 35 Merlin state,
Hercules Dear Sir, CONTINUOUS PAYMENT
OF SSCE REGISTRATION FEE I heartily
congratulates you Mr Governor in your recent
victory as the Executive Governor of our
beloved state. I hope your tenure brings forth good tidings for our dear state, Amen. I write to
you as a concerned student in our beloved
state. I am writing on the recent order that will
soon be implemented in the state that is the
government under your watch is about to stop
the payment of the registration for senior school certificate examination for students in
this state. I would love to inform you through
this medium the implications of such action and
why you should continue with this good
gesture. To begin with, considering the level of
poverty in the country, it is difficult for parents to shoulder the burden that comes the senior
school certificate. If the government should
stop paying this fees, it will lead to massive
dropout of students in the secondary school
because there will be no hope of paying the
fees and the dropout will constitute nuisance in the state. In addition, as you know as an
educational elite that you are sir, denying the
final class of senior secondary school is like
denying them the purpose of schooling. If you
withdraw the support they ought to enjoy by
paying for this exam. It might cause the junior students to stay away from school which will
cause a complete disaster to the state. It will
also lead them to other social vices. However,
I will be glad if you can Rescind this decision to
stop paying for the senior school certificate
examination. It will go a long way in giving a level playing ground between the social class
of the society. The rich and the poor need to
break the dichotomy that exist between them
and giving them a level playing ground to show
their intellectual capabilities and move to the
next stage of their education will go a long way in breaking the dichotomy. In conclusion, your
excellency, critically looking at it, if this fees
are removed and the burden of payment shift
to the parents, those who cannot afford this
fees can resort to dubious and fraudulent
means to get the money, this will bring about criminals in the education system. I will be glad
if my writings can be put into consideration and
the government continue to pay the fees
attached to the senior secondary school
certificate examination. Thanks in anticipation
YOURS FAITHFULLY, =====================================
=====================================
COMPREHENSION-ANSWERS (5a) The
writers mother prefers new ones to old ones
because she felt that the owner of the used
car wouldn't have sold it if it was not faulty (5b) The writer was delighted because the writer
had just recently gotten his drivers licence and
he is anxious about driving the car around the
street of Detroit (5c) The salesman lost his job
because he gave the writers mother a sweet
deal (5d) The reason for the writers joy being short-lived is because the car was more
expensive than the writers mother had on her.
(5e) (i) Adjective clause (ii) It modifies the
verb "certain" (5f) A reason to justify the
writer's mother being principled is that she did
not believe in borrowing money to pay for anything apart from a house (5g) (i)
Personification (ii) It means the car is near the
end of his lifespan or about to spoil (5h) (i)
Previous - Former (ii) Jubilant - Joyful (iii) Ruin
- To Destroy/Fordo (iv) Perseverance -
Determination (v) Consummated - Completed (vi) Compromise - Coming to terms
=====================================
SUMMARY-ANSWERS (6a) (i)Children
nowadays develop faster owing to the early
exposure to television programmes.
(ii)Pronunciation by the newscasters actors or actress are usually standardized, hence young
children watching will learn the right
pronunciation too. (iii)It is extremely beneficial
to parents who are usually busy or too tired to
take their kids out for entertainment. (6b)
(i)Watching television programmes takes away the zeal to read. (ii)Also lack of reading is
unhealthy especially to younger children as
they will grow up only with the Ability to speak
but not to write. (iii)Television programme
remove the Ability to think since the stories,
ideas and facts are woven in the way television planners wanted making their
thinking ability handicapped.
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