JS3 Live Exam English

Question 2 : Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow by choosing the most appropriate of the options lettered A-E

A molecule of protein contains carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen atoms, sometimes sulphur, rarely phosphorus atoms as well. Proteins are complex substance formed by combinations of amino acids which combine in a large variety of ways to form different proteins. Food sources of proteins include meat, fish, eggs, milk, butter, cheese, beans, groundnuts, and soya beans

Proteins are body-building food substances. They are used to synthesize protoplasm for growth and the repair of wear and tear. Proteins may be oxidized during respiration to produce energy for vital activities and heat to maintain body temperature.

Excess proteins in the body cannot be stored as such. They are broken down in the liver to amino acids, which are further broken down to carbohydrates and stored as glycogen. The conversion of amino acids to carbohydrates involves the removal of the amino acids group in the amino acid molecules (deamination). This results in the formation of ammonium waste compounds, which are converted by the liver into urea and excreted through urine

Question 3 : SECTION A: OBJECTIVES QUESTIONS Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow by choosing the most appropriate of the options lettered A-E

A molecule of protein contains carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen atoms, sometimes sulphur, rarely phosphorus atoms as well. Proteins are complex substance formed by combinations of amino acids which combine in a large variety of ways to form different proteins. Food sources of proteins include meat, fish, eggs, milk, butter, cheese, beans, groundnuts, and soya beans.

Proteins are body-building food substances. They are used to synthesise protoplasm for growth and the repair of wear and tear. Proteins may be oxidized during respiration to produce energy for vital activities and heat to maintain body temperature.

Excess proteins in the body cannot be stored as such. They are broken down in the liver to amino acids, which are further broken down to carbohydrates and stored as glycogen. The conversion of amino acids to carbohydrates involves the removal of the amino group in the amino acid molecules (deamination). This results in the formation of ammonium waste compounds, which are converted by the liver into urea and excreted through urine.

Question 4 : SECTION A: OBJECTIVES QUESTIONS Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow by choosing the most appropriate of the options lettered A-E

A molecule of protein contains carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen atoms, sometimes sulphur, rarely phosphorus atoms as well. Proteins are complex substance formed by combinations of amino acids which combine in a large variety of ways to form different proteins. Food sources of proteins include meat, fish, eggs, milk, butter, cheese, beans, groundnuts, and soya beans.

Proteins are body-building food substances. They are used to synthesise protoplasm for growth and the repair of wear and tear. Proteins may be oxidized during respiration to produce energy for vital activities and heat to maintain body temperature.

Excess proteins in the body cannot be stored as such. They are broken down in the liver to amino acids, which are further broken down to carbohydrates and stored as glycogen. The conversion of amino acids to carbohydrates involves the removal of the amino group in the amino acid molecules (deamination). This results in the formation of ammonium waste compounds, which are converted by the liver into urea and excreted through urine.

Question 5 : SECTION A: OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow by choosing the most appropriate of the options lettered A-E

A molecule of protein contains carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen atoms, sometimes sulphur, rarely phosphorus atoms as well. Proteins are complex substance formed by combinations of amino acids which combine in a large variety of ways to form different proteins. Food sources of proteins include meat, fish, eggs, milk, butter, cheese, beans, groundnuts, and soya beans.

Proteins are body-building food substances. They are used to synthesise protoplasm for growth and the repair of wear and tear. Proteins may be oxidized during respiration to produce energy for vital activities and heat to maintain body temperature.

Excess proteins in the body cannot be stored as such. They are broken down in the liver to amino acids, which are further broken down to carbohydrates and stored as glycogen. The conversion of amino acids to carbohydrates involves the removal of the amino group in the amino acid molecules (deamination). This results in the formation of ammonium waste compounds, which are converted by the liver into urea and excreted through urine.

Question 6 : PASSAGE II
An investigative team of the Federal Government led by the Chief of Naval Staff, yesterday, arrived in Yenogoa, the Bayelsa state capital, to begin an immediate probe into the crash of the naval helicopter at the weekend. And apparently worried about the spate of air disasters involving their colleagues, State Governors have supported the Federal Government’s effort to probe the crash in Bayelsa. Indeed the governors have resolved to employ an independent investigator to represent their interest in the probe.
The crash in Okoroba community of Bayelsa on Saturday killed the Governor of Kaduna State, Patrick Yakowa, former National Security Adviser Gen Andrew Owoeye Azazi and four other persons while returning from the burial of the father of the Special Adviser to the President on Research and Documentation, Mr. Oronto Douglas.

Which of the following options adequately summarises the passage?

Question 7 : An investigative team of the Federal Government led by the Chief of Naval Staff, yesterday, arrived in Yenogoa, the Bayelsa state capital, to begin an immediate probe into the crash of the naval helicopter at the weekend. And apparently worried about the spate of air disasters involving their colleagues, State Governors have supported the Federal Government’s effort to probe the crash in Bayelsa.
Indeed the governors have resolved to employ an independent investigator to represent their interest in the probe.
The crash in Okoroba community of Bayelsa on Saturday killed the Governor of Kaduna State, Patrick Yakowa, former National Security Adviser Gen Andrew Owoeye, Azazi and four other persons while returning from the burial of the father of the special Adviser to the President on Research and Documentation, Mr. Oronto Douglas.

When is the helicopter crash probe to begin?

Question 8 : PASSAGE II
An investigative team of the Federal Government led by the Chief of Naval Staff, yesterday, arrived in Yenogoa, the Bayelsa state capital, to begin an immediate probe into the crash of the naval helicopter at the weekend. And apparently worried about the spate of air disasters involving their colleagues, State Governors have supported the Federal Government’s effort to probe the crash in Bayelsa. Indeed the governors have resolved to employ an independent investigator to represent their interest in the probe.
The crash in Okoroba community of Bayelsa on Saturday killed the Governor of Kaduna State, Patrick Yakowa, former National Security Adviser Gen Andrew Owoeye, Azazi and four other persons while returning from the burial of the father of the special Adviser to the President on Research and Documentation, Mr. Oronto Douglas.

How many people were killed in the crash?

Question 9 : PASSAGE II
An investigative team of the Federal Government led by the Chief of Naval Staff, yesterday, arrived in Yenogoa, the Bayelsa state capital, to begin an immediate probe into the crash of the naval helicopter at the weekend. And apparently worried about the spate of air disasters involving their colleagues, State Governors have supported the Federal Government’s effort to probe the crash in Bayelsa. Indeed the governors have resolved to employ an independent investigator to represent their interest in the probe.
The crash in Okoroba community of Bayelsa on Saturday killed the Governor of Kaduna State, Patrick Yakowa, former National Security Adviser Gen Andrew Owoeye, Azazi and four other persons while returning from the burial of the father of the special Adviser to the President on Research and Documentation, Mr. Oronto Douglas.

Who were concerned about the series of air disasters in the country?

Question 10 : PASSAGE II
An investigative team of the Federal Government led by the Chief of Naval Staff, yesterday, arrived in Yenogoa, the Bayelsa state capital, to begin an immediate probe into the crash of the naval helicopter at the weekend. And apparently worried about the spate of air disasters involving their colleagues, State Governors have supported the Federal Government’s effort to probe the crash in Bayelsa. Indeed the governors have resolved to employ an independent investigator to represent their interest in the probe.
The crash in Okoroba community of Bayelsa on Saturday killed the Governor of Kaduna State, Patrick Yakowa, former National Security Adviser Gen Andrew Owoeye, Azazi and four other persons while returning from the burial of the father of the special Adviser to the President on Research and Documentation, Mr. Oronto Douglas.

Which arm of the military owned the crashed helicopter?

Question 11 : STRUCTURE
Choose the option that best completes the gap in the following sentences.

Tony has proposed to Lucky, so they are now _____

Question 12 : STRUCTURE
Choose the option that best completes the gap in the following sentences.

“I walked to the school early” is an Adverb of ______

Question 13 : STRUCTURE
Choose the option that best completes the gap in the following sentences.

On the day of his marriage, Paul will be called the _______

Question 14 : Identify the word that is opposite in meaning to the underlined word.

Mr. Osayi said that we were too noisy

Question 15 : Identify the type of tense used in the sentence below

She was watching the film when I left. (The ______ tense)

Question 16 : The thief came into the house ______ I was asleep

Question 17 : “Put up with” is a/an _______ phrase/verb

Question 18 : 18. John could not sit at the high table ______ he came late

Question 19 : A golden wrist watch is always better than a _______ one

Question 20 : Starch is gotten _____ cassava

Question 21 : The judiciary went on strike _______ the government did not meet their demands.

Question 22 : He died _______ ignorance

Question 23 : Choose from the alternative, the one which is OPPOSITE of the words underlined in the following sentences.

Many guests observed that my brother was very passive in the school

Question 24 : Choose from the alternative, the one which is OPPOSITE of the words underlined in the following sentences.

The leader of the community is an uneducated lady.

Question 25 : Choose from the alternative, the one which is OPPOSITE of the words underlined in the following sentences.

I am surprised that Jane can be so polite.

Question 26 : Choose from the alternative, the one which is OPPOSITE of the words underlined in the following sentences.

The old farmer acted fearfully when thieves attacked him on his way home.

Question 27 : I have _______ the principal about my missing fees.

Question 28 : Osariemen has _____ the school record 100 metres race

Question 29 : Today is my birthday, isn’t it? ____

Question 30 : We like it over here in spite ____ the poor weather.

Question 31 : The quiz competition starts _____ the morning

Question 32 : Jason cut the orange into two ___

Question 33 : 33. I have read only a ____ African novels

Question 34 : Victory ______ to school yesterday.

Question 35 : Rats and ____ are closely related.

Question 36 : Zane has _____ Umbrella.

Question 37 : The girl is reading _____ book

Question 38 : Measles ____ a deadly disease

Question 39 : A person who is very fond of his family and friend is _____

Question 40 : She was relieved of her appointment because she was very _____

Question 41 : The little girl is ______ uniform

Question 42 : Amadin _____ his homework.

Question 43 : At thirteen , Osato already has thirty-two _____

Question 44 : Osaro failed his examination _____ he was lazy.

Question 45 : Could you please ______ the light?

Question 46 : The students were encouraged to put _____ Their best

Question 47 : He collected more money than _______

Question 48 : Who is ______ at playing the drum, Cynthia or Jacinta?

Question 49 : Mr. James wants either rice ______ Beans

Question 50 : Joy _____ the oil. spills

Question 51 : SPOKEN ENGLISH
Chose from the options lettered A-E the one that contains the given phonetic symbol

/tʃ/

Question 52 : SPOKEN ENGLISH
Chose from the options lettered A-E the one that contains the given phonetic symbol

/ʃ/

Question 53 : SPOKEN ENGLISH
Chose from the options lettered A-E the one that contains the given phonetic symbol

/ↄi/

Question 54 : SPOKEN ENGLISH
Chose from the options lettered A-E the one that contains the given phonetic symbol

/d/

Question 55 : SPOKEN ENGLISH
Chose from the options lettered A-E the one that contains the given phonetic symbol

/t/

Question 56 : LITERATURE
–(THE REJECTED CHILD)

What course did Kola study in the University?

Question 57 : LITERATURE
–(THE REJECTED CHILD)

Which country did Kola and Ada travel to, to visit Kola’s parents?

Question 58 : LITERATURE
–(THE REJECTED CHILD)

Which official joins Ada and Kola together in marriage

Question 59 : LITERATURE
–(THE REJECTED CHILD)

What killed KIlani

Question 60 : LITERATURE
–(THE REJECTED CHILD)

Where did Dr. (Mrs.) Ada Omowunmi see Kasimawo and Omolaso?