JS2 Live Exam English

Question 2 : Complete Each Of The Following Questions With The Most Appropriate Of The Option Lettered A-E
The student leader was___ in the wake of the students' unrest that claimed some lives

Question 3 : Complete Each Of The Following Questions With The Most Appropriate Of The Option Lettered A-E
I like my friend for their___ because they take the middle course in every situation

Question 4 : Complete Each Of The Following Questions With The Most Appropriate Of The Option Lettered A-E
____ twins look like each other

Question 5 : Complete Each Of The Following Questions With The Most Appropriate Of The Option Lettered A-E
To be wasteful is to be____

Question 6 : Complete Each Of The Following Questions With The Most Appropriate Of The Option Lettered A-E
Ship berth at____ to load and to unload

Question 7 : Complete Each Of The Following Questions With The Most Appropriate Of The Option Lettered A-E
Having lost his wife, the man has remained a____ for fifteen years

Question 8 : Complete Each Of The Following Questions With The Most Appropriate Of The Option Lettered A-E
The ailing boy was admitted into the children____ in the hospital

Question 9 : LITERATURE: VANGEANCE OF THE SPIRIT
Who is the protagonist of the play?

Question 10 : LITERATURE: VANGEANCE OF THE SPIRIT
What are the names of Ngozi’s friends?

Question 11 : LITERATURE: VANGEANCE OF THE SPIRIT
From Ngozi and her friend’s conversation; we can conclude that Ngozi’s friends are ____

Question 12 : LITERATURE: VANGEANCE OF THE SPIRIT
What is the name of Obiekwe’s uncle

Question 13 : LITERATURE: VANGEANCE OF THE SPIRIT
Who killed Ngozi?

Question 14 : ORAL ENGLISH: From the options lettered ‘A-D’ Choose the correct answer ending word.
____ is an example of /Kli/ ending word

Question 15 : ORAL ENGLISH: From the options lettered ‘A-D’ Choose the correct answer ending word.
____ is a combination of three short vowels to produce a sound.

Question 16 : ORAL ENGLISH: From the options lettered ‘A-D’ Choose the correct answer ending word.
When two pure vowels come together to form one sound, they become____

Question 17 : From the options lettered ‘A-D’, Choose the word that has the same sound as represented by the underlined letters in the given words.
Noun

Question 18 : From the options lettered ‘A-D’, Choose the word that has the same sound as represented by the underlined letters in the given words.
Poor

Question 19 : From the options lettered ‘A-D’, Choose the word that has the same sound as represented by the underlined letters in the given words.
Right

Question 20 : A group of consonant sounds/letters occuring in quick succession without a vowel in between them is known as____

Question 21 : Which of the following is an example of a consonant an initial cluster?

Question 22 : From the options lettered ‘A-D’ choose the words that have the given triphthongs. /ƆIƏ/

Question 23 : From the options lettered ‘A-D’ choose the words that have the given triphthongs. /ƏƲƏ/

Question 24 : Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow by choosing the most appropriate of the options lettered A-E
Communicating with large audience is referred to as mass communication. Mass Communication can be done through the electronic media such as radio and television or by print like magazines and newspapers. Each of these performs three main functions namely: to inform, to entertain and to educate the audience.
The media can only render services with the appropriate equipment and engineers . The engineers operate the equipment to give the audience clear reception. Also, producers and broadcasters are needed to make, transmit or broadcast programmes from their studies to viewers and listeners. In order to attract more audience, recorded video tapes or interesting local programmes and feature films may be bought or borrowed from other broadcasting authorities.
Similarly, the print media require skilled journalists and production staff. The editor must be educated to be able to choose the most important stories sent in by reporters all over, edit and write editorials. He equally responds to comments from readers. The sub-editor, on the other hand, is to prepare the edited stories for printing. Columnist may be employed to analyse events on topical issue for increased readership.
However, to survive, both the electronic and print media depend on paid adverts. Advertisements generate a lot of profit for various media houses.

The three main functions of the mass media are to

Question 25 : Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow by choosing the most appropriate of the options lettered A-E
Communicating with large audience is referred to as mass communication. Mass Communication can be done through the electronic media such as radio and television or by print like magazines and newspapers. Each of these performs three main functions namely: to inform, to entertain and to educate the audience.
The media can only render services with the appropriate equipment and engineers . The engineers operate the equipment to give the audience clear reception. Also, producers and broadcasters are needed to make, transmit or broadcast programmes from their studies to viewers and listeners. In order to attract more audience, recorded video tapes or interesting local programmes and feature films may be bought or borrowed from other broadcasting authorities.
Similarly, the print media require skilled journalists and production staff. The editor must be educated to be able to choose the most important stories sent in by reporters all over, edit and write editorials. He equally responds to comments from readers. The sub-editor, on the other hand, is to prepare the edited stories for printing. Columnist may be employed to analyse events on topical issue for increased readership.
However, to survive, both the electronic and print media depend on paid adverts. Advertisements generate a lot of profit for various media houses.

The ___ prepares edited stories for printing.

Question 26 : Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow by choosing the most appropriate of the options lettered A-E
Communicating with large audience is referred to as mass communication. Mass Communication can be done through the electronic media such as radio and television or by print like magazines and newspapers. Each of these performs three main functions namely: to inform, to entertain and to educate the audience.
The media can only render services with the appropriate equipment and engineers . The engineers operate the equipment to give the audience clear reception. Also, producers and broadcasters are needed to make, transmit or broadcast programmes from their studies to viewers and listeners. In order to attract more audience, recorded video tapes or interesting local programmes and feature films may be bought or borrowed from other broadcasting authorities.
Similarly, the print media require skilled journalists and production staff. The editor must be educated to be able to choose the most important stories sent in by reporters all over, edit and write editorials. He equally responds to comments from readers. The sub-editor, on the other hand, is to prepare the edited stories for printing. Columnist may be employed to analyse events on topical issue for increased readership.
However, to survive, both the electronic and print media depend on paid adverts. Advertisements generate a lot of profit for various media houses.

The transmission of programmes from the studio to viewers or listeners is done by the

Question 27 : Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions that follow by choosing the most appropriate of the options lettered A-E
Communicating with large audience is referred to as mass communication. Mass Communication can be done through the electronic media such as radio and television or by print like magazines and newspapers. Each of these performs three main functions namely: to inform, to entertain and to educate the audience.
The media can only render services with the appropriate equipment and engineers . The engineers operate the equipment to give the audience clear reception. Also, producers and broadcasters are needed to make, transmit or broadcast programmes from their studies to viewers and listeners. In order to attract more audience, recorded video tapes or interesting local programmes and feature films may be bought or borrowed from other broadcasting authorities.
Similarly, the print media require skilled journalists and production staff. The editor must be educated to be able to choose the most important stories sent in by reporters all over, edit and write editorials. He equally responds to comments from readers. The sub-editor, on the other hand, is to prepare the edited stories for printing. Columnist may be employed to analyse events on topical issue for increased readership.
However, to survive, both the electronic and print media depend on paid adverts. Advertisements generate a lot of profit for various media houses.

The aim of the writer in this passage is to