JSS2 Examination Questions For Third Term

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Basic Science JSS2 Examination Questions For Third Term

JUNIOR CLASS TWO ( BASIC 8 ) J.S.S. 2

BASIC – SCIENCE 1^ST – 3^RD TERM EXAM

SECTION A: FIRST TERM QUESTIONS

A ——- is a type of place where plants and animals live. A. Habitat B. home C. trees D. aquatic
Marine habitat are called— A. Terrestrial habitat B. Fresh water habitat C. Aquatic habitat D. Salt water habitat
——- is the air or tree habitat where animals live. A. Arboreal HabitatB. Terrestrial habitat C. Fresh water habitat D. Aquatic habitat
The features of the body or the behavior that enable the animal to live naturally in a habitat are called —– A. Adaptive Features B. Enabling Features C. Aquatic Features C. Arboreal Features D. Behavioral Features
Which of the following includes the major types of habitat? A. Air and Soil B. Water and Land C. Water and Air D. Land and Sea
There’s a special type of predator-prey relationship called —- A. parasitism B. parasitism C. commensalism D. predator
There are — basic types of relationships that living things have with one another. A. four B. five C. two D. three
The following animals are primates except—A. Monkey B. Rabbit C. Human being D. Gorilla
Which of the following features makes human beings higher animals than other animals? A. They can give birth to their young ones alive B. They can bend their backbones C. They have grasping thumbs D. They possess a large and well develop brain.
Which of the following is true about all primates? A. They can stand upright B. They have eyes at the front of their head C. They cannot grasp objects D. They all have S-curved backbones.
Growth in plants is restricted to special areas as the —– tissues at the root tip and shoot apices. A. meristemic B. systemic C. mesoric D. impulsive
—– is used to measure the growth in plant and in animal is weighing scale. A. Auxanometer B. anaemometer C. basketmometer D. humudity
—— in plants is directly influenced by such external factors as sunlight, temperature, humidity, gravity etc. A. Growth B. Development C. Temperature D. Pressure
Growth in—— is usually not directly influenced by such external factors. A. animals B. plants C. tree D. being
One of the following is a basic factor affecting growth and development A. Crying B. heredity C. bathing D. gene
Wastes accumulate in the body and cannot poison or destroy the body? (a) true (b) false
____ is a series of orderly changes by which a living thing comes into maturity (a) maturity (b) changes (c) development (d) growth
____ change can be determined by measure of height and weight at time intervals (a) growth (b) development (c) change (d) skills
_____ changes can be observed by appearance of certain characteristics features and capabilities. (a) growth (b) developmental (c) change (d) skills
_____ is period of dramatic growth which last from birth to around two years (a) juvenile (b) infancy (c) puberty

SECTION B: SECOND TERM QUESTIONS

21. ____ is the process by which food substances are broken down into simple and soluble form that absorbed into the body (a) egestion (b) digestion (c) excretion

22. _____ is the stage of full maturity. It is often noted when a person is considered chronologically, legally and behaviorally ready to hold responsibilities (a) adolescence (b) infancy (c) puberty (d) adulthood

23. The roles of bacteria in the nutrient Circle is to help with the _______ of Organisms (à) resurrection (b) decomposition (c) purification

24. The process whereby green plants manufacture their food in the presence of sunlight is known as___(a) food web (b) photosynthesis (c) food chain

25. The largest internal organ of the human body that performs more than 500 different functions is called____(a) liver (b) kidney (c) skin

26. Wastes accumulate in the body and cannot poison or destroy the body? (a) true (b) false

27.____ is a series of orderly changes by which a living thing comes into maturity (a) maturity (b) changes (c) development (d) growth

28. ____ change can be determined by measure of height and weight at time intervals (a) growth (b) development (c) change (d) skills

29. _____ changes can be observed by appearance of certain characteristics features and capabilities. (a) growth (b) developmental (c) change (d) skills

30. _____ is period of dramatic growth which last from birth to around two years (a) juvenile (b) infancy (c) puberty

31. ____ are a large number of endocrine glands present inside our body (a) liver (b) hormones (c) genes (d) organs

32. Growth in plants is restricted to special areas as the —– tissues at the root tip and shoot apices. A. meristemic B. systemic C. mesoric D. impulsive

33. – is used to measure the growth in plant and in animal is weighing scale. A. Auxanometer B. anaemometer C. basketmometer D. humidity

34. The first period of rapid growth is from A. Ten to seventeen years’ B. birth to about two years C. four to ten years D. seven to nine

35. Development takes place in the body when A. There is increase in size B. the body sizes to grow C. the body is able to perform particular function D. The moves expectedly

SECTION C – THIRD TERM QUESTIONS

36. The type of reproduction where cells from only one parent are used, is called ___(a) sexual (b) asexual

37. Asexual reproduction in plants is also called (a) vegetative reproduction (b) sexual reproduction

38. To reproduce sexually, plants have both male and female reproductive organs in their flowers. The male part is called___(a) Postil (b) Stamen (c) Carpel

39. To reproduce sexually, plants have both male and female reproductive organs in their flowers. The female part is called the___(a) Carpel (b) Pistil (c) Stamen

40. Plant reproduction is the production of new offspring in plants or plant reproduction is the process by which plants grow new offspring. (a) False (b) True

41. Plant reproduction is the production of new offspring in plants or plant reproduction is the process by which plants grow new offspring. (a) False (b) True

42. Lodestone is a ___ A. Magnetic rock B. Magnetic plate C. magnetic field D. magnetic ray

43. One of the following is a method of magnetization A. heating B. hammering C. induction D none of the above

44. The following are ways to care or magnet except A. should be kept with other magnets B. should be kept clean C. should be left in hot water D. none of the above

45. The chemical formula or magnetite is A. Fe₂O₃ B.FeO C. Fe₃O D. Fe₃O₄

46. An echo is a sound that is reflected back to it source. While multiple overlapping echoes is called (a) reverberation (b) vibration (c) hearing

47. The transmission of natural vibration from the tuning fork to the water is called___(a) Reverberation (b) Resonance (c) sound (d) hearing

48. Which of the following is part of the outer ear A. Stapes B. Pinna ,C. Auditory nerves D. Hammer

49. Heat is a form of energy called ___energy (a) sound (b) work (c) thermal (d) electrician

50. ____ is a method of heat transfer that does not require material medium for transmission. (a) radiation (b) conduction (c) convection

51. The phenomenon whereby the atmospheric pressure equals the saturated vapour pressure is called___ A. freezing B. latent heat C. boiling D. normal pressure

Basic Science Exam Questions Objectives (OBJ) Answers

1.A 2.C 3.A 4.A 5.B

6.A 7.A 8.B 9.D 10.B

11.A 12.A 13.A 14.A 15.D

16.B 17.C 18.A 19.B 20.B

21.B 22.D 23.B 24.B 25.A

26.B 27.C 28.A 29.B 30.B

31.B 32.A 33.A 34.B 35.A

36.B 37.A 38.B 39.A 40.B

41.C 42.D 43.C 44.D 45.A

46.B 47.B 48.C 49.A 50.C

THEORY SECTION A

1a. Define the term habitat

1b. What is Adaptive features?

1c. Explain the following:

a) Aquatic habitat

b) Terrestrial habitat

c) Arboreal habitat

2a. What is an ecological relationship

2b. Mention the four basic types of relationships that living things have with one another.

2c. Explain Parasitism

3a. State three characteristic features of mammals.

3b. Why are human beings regarded as unique group of animals?

3c. State five advantages of human being over other animals.

THEORY SECTION B

1a. What is growth?

1b. Differentiate between growth and development

1c. Differences between growth in plants and animals

2a. Define (a) Growth (b) Development (c) Maturity

2b. What are the factors necessary for growth?

2c. What are the Characteristics features of stages of development?

3a. What is pollination?

3b. List and explain the types of pollination

3c. Which parts of the flower are responsible for sexual Reproduction?

THEORY SECTION C

1a. What is magnetism?

1b. Give three cares of magnet

1c. List three ways in which a magnet can be formed.

2a. What is sound? And Explain the transmission of sound.

2b. What is work? And What is Power?

2c. Explain how energy is transfer in a working vehicle.

3a. What is energy transfer?

3b. The three processes of heat transfer are___

3c. Explain the following: melting, boiling, evaporation, radiation and latent heat

Basic Technology JSS2 Examination Questions For Third Term

SECTION A

The process of using planks to prevent excavated trench from collapsing during casting of

concrete is known as ______ (a) Timbering (b) Excavation (c) Scaffolding (d) Batching

All the following are products of ceramics except ______ (a) poles (b) Forks (c) Water closet (d)

Plates

The process of transferring a building plan into the ground is known as ______ (a) Timbering (b)

Sole preparation (c) Surveying (d) Setting out

Which of these is not a component of cell phone hardware? (a) Ear phone (b) Key pad (c)

Mouse (d) Antenna

The following are the disadvantages of friction except that its causes ______ (a) Power loss

(b)Heating of the entire (c) Decrease in efficiency (d) Increase in speed

Cutting of timber into usable sizes is known as ______ (a) Conversion (b) Cutting (c) Seasoning

(d) Timbering

The following are properties of a rubber except _______ (a) Elasticity (b) Water proof (c) Heat

resistance (d) Rust resistance

E – mail means _____ (a) Electronic mail (b) Internet mails (c) Electronical mail (d) English mail
The type of energy possessed by a body at rest is ______ (a) Kinetic energy (b) Mechanical

energy (c) Potential energy (d) Nuclear energy

A protractor is used for ______ (a) Measuring circle (b) Constructing a circles (c) Drawing semi –

circle(d) Measuring angles

Which of the following hand gloves is used to prevent electric shock? (a) Rubber glove (b) Cotton glove (c) Plastic glove (d) Leather glove
The persons who determines the cost of materials and labour that could be used for a proposed

building is _______ (a) Architect (b) Structural engineer (c) Accountant (d) Quality surveyor

The S. I. unit of power is _____ (a) Joules (b) Volts (c) Watts (d) Ohums
The type of triangle that has two of its sides and angle equal is called ______ triangle

(a)Isosceles (b) Equilateral (c) Scalene (d) Oblique

Which of the following cannot be used to fight fire? (a) Sand (b) Foam liquid (c) Water (d) Oil
The line that divide quadrilateral into two equal part triangles is known as ___________ (a) triangle (b) plane figure (c) diagonal (d) polygon
Decagon has ______ sides (a) 10 (b) 8 (c) 2 (d) 5
_______ is a plane figure formed by joining three or more straight sides (a) heptagon (b) polygon (c) rectangle (d) squaregone
When a plain figure is drawn, it occupies a certain amount of ____ (a) space (b) time (c) money (d) property
Irregular lines and curves are drawn with _______ (a) compass (b) French curves (c) protractors (d) ruler
A square is a plain figure bounded by _______ equal sides (a) 5 (b) 4 (c) 8 (d) 1
__________ is a quadrilateral with four sides and four right angles (a) square (b) rectangle (c) polygon (d) triangle
The four angles of a quadrilateral sum up to ______ (a) 19⁰ (b) 360⁰ (c) 180⁰ (d) 150⁰
All these are examples of quadrilateral except _____ (a) square (b) rhombus (c) heptagon (d) none
A regular polygon can either be ______ (a) equal (b) irregular and regular (c) regular and different (d) anyhow
A regular polygon is one that has all its _______ (a) side equal (b) different sides (c) sides longer than each other (d) only one side longer
________ is a polygon with one equal sides (a)irregular polygon (b) rhombus (c) regular polygon
________ are tools held by hand for use in the workshop (a) marking tools (b) hand tools (c) cutting tools (d) sliding tools
The categorized measuring tools are these except _______ (a) marking out tools and drilling tools (b) fighting tools (c) cutting tools and driving tools (d) essential tools
A polygon is said to be __ if all it sides are equal and it angles are equal (a) equilateral (b) angle
The following are renewable sources of energy except ______ (a) River (b) Cola (c) Sun (d)

Wind

Which of the following is not an electrical accessory (a) Socket (b) Ceiling rose (c) Switch (d)

Bulb

The following countries makes use of their natural resources except _____ (a) Germany (b)

Canada (c) Nigeria (d) South Korea

The purpose of using aluminum as cooking utensils is because of its _______ (a) A good

conductivity of heat (b) Lightness in weight (d) cheapness to process

The difference between a rubber and a plastic is that rubber is ______ in nature (a) Elastic (b)

Tougher (c) Cheaper (d) Durable

The petrol used in a car engine is a type of _______ (a) Solar energy (b) Heat energy (c) Light

energy (d) Chemical energy

Thin continuous lines are used for the following except _______ (a) Projector (b) Construction

The following are wood work machines except ______ (a) Thicknesses machine (b) Surface

planner (c) Band saw (d) Milling machine

The process of removing the roots of a tree and herbs from a building site is called ______

(a)Grubbing (b) Setting (c) Site preparation (d) Excretion

Which of the furnace is used to produce stainless steel? (a) Electric arc furnace (b) Blast furnace

Who determines the amount of materials required to erect a building? (a) Contractor (b) Engineer (c) Architecture (d) Quantity surveyor
Which of the following is not used as roofing materials? (a) Grass (b) Asbestos (c)Zinc (d)

Cotton

An 8 sides polygon is known as _______ (a) Decage (b) Nonagon (c) Octagon
Gears are used for _______ power from one part of a machine to another (a) Transfer (b)

Transmitting (c) Through (d) Timitter

In a bicycle______ take power from the pedals to the back wheels (a) It is gears with the help of a chin (b) Gears and chain (c) Gears with chain (d) Gears
Which of these is not a type of wood work machine (a) saw (b) hammer (c) clippers (d) spanner
A polygon with six sides is ______ (a) heptagon (b) octagon (c) hexagon (d) nonagon
Measuring tools are used for measuring ________ (a) lengths (b) widths (c) size (d) space
___________ is a straight line drawn through the centre of a circle (a) chord (b) tangent (c) diameter (d) circle
The part of a circle bounded by two radius which are light angles to each other is called _____ (a) segment (b) tangent (c) quadrilateral (d) cogent
Tangent is usually formed _______ the centre (a) inside (b) outside (c) beside (d) top
A pentagon is a polygon with ______ sides (a) 4 (b) 5 (c) 2 (d) 8
The line that join two opposite corners is called _____________ (a) diagonal (b) polygon (c) diameter
The quadrilateral with only two parallel side is _____________ (a) rhombus (b) trapezium (c) square (d) triangle
The diagonals of a rhombus bisect each other at _____ (a) 80⁰ (b) 180⁰ (c) 90⁰ (d) 40⁰
Parallelogram is a plane figure with ________ sides (a) 9 (b) 4 (c) 8 (d) 6
The type of metal which contains iron is known as ___________ (a) alloy metal (b) ferrous (c) nonferrous metal
Which of the following is used to prevent hand against electric shock? (a) leather glove (b) rubber glove (c) cotton glove (d) iron glove
Which of these tools is ideal for recovering slight irregularities from flat metal surface? (a) chisel (b) scrapper (c) hack saw (d) hammer
The following can be used for cutting metal to size except ________ (a) chisel (b) power saw (d) knife

Basic Technology Exam Questions Objectives (OBJ) Answers

1.A 2.A 3.D 4.C 5.D

6.A 7.D 8.A 9.C 10.D

11.A 12.A 13.C 14.A 15.D

16.C 17.A 18.A 19.A 20.B

21.B 22.A 23.B 24.D 25.C

26.A 27.A 28.B 29.B 30.A

31.B 32.B 33.B 34.A 35.A

36.D 37.D 38.A 39.A 40.A

41.B 42.A 43.C 44.B 45.B

46.D 47.C 48.A 49.C 50.A

51.C 52.B 53.C 54.A 55.D

56.B 57.B 58.B 59.D 60.B

SECTION B THEORY ANSWER 5 QUESTIONS

(A) Define the term “Bisection”

(B)Mention five (5) parts of a circle or regular polygons

(A) What is Angles?

(B) List and explain types of angles

3. State five ways by which we can maintain metal work machines in the laboratory

4a. Define Lines

4b. List three (3) types of lines

5. List three (3) uses of lines

5b. Define polygons and explain types of polygons

6a. What are drives?

6b. Mention the different types of drives you know

7a. What is gear?

7b. Mention 3 types of gear

8a. What is “Setting Out”?

8b. Define Building service

Business Studies JSS2 Examination Questions For Third Term

SECTION A:

Instruction: Answer all question

Ethnics of book – keeping includes all except _____ (a) sincerity (b) confidentiality (c) fraud (d) honesty
Qualities of a good book keeper includes one of the following except _____ (a) integrity (b) honesty (c) dubiety (d) decency
Impulse buying means _____ (a) impromptu buying (b) buying without payment (c) buying with ease (d) buying without discount
Which of the following is not the responsibility of the personnel department? (a) staff welfare and conditions (b) staff recruitment (c) stock control (d) training (e) promotions and transfers
Which of the departments is responsible for the keeping of financial records of a business organization (a) purchasing (b) administration (c) accounts (d) personnel
The following are the functions of the production departments except ______ (a) making sure that goods of high quality are produced in time (b) ensuring that raw materials are available when needed (c) safety of factory (d) maintenance of repairs of machine (d) settlement of workers disputes
Which of the following is not a function performed by the sales department? (a) keeping records of goods in the warehouse (b) looking for new customers for the business (c) taking care of business bank accounts (d) delivery of goods ordered by customers (e) working closely with the production department
As a businessman, you wish o supply cartons of mineral water to a company. The department of the company you will contact is _____ department (a) research (b) accounting (c) purchasing (d) personnel (e) transport
A pair of direct services from among these is _____ (a) commerce and agriculture (b) construction and manufacturing (c) extraction and construction (d) manufacturing and extraction (e) teaching and tailoring
A factor of production that makes business run effectively for a reward of interest is ____ (a) capital (b) entrepreneur (c) labour (d) land (e) wealth
All of the following are examples of home trade except trade between _____ (a) Ibadan and Lagos (b)Akwa Ibom state and Kaduna state (c) Port Harcourt and London (d) Abuja and Sokoto
______ is the situation where there is openness in carrying out one duty without doubt (a) transparency (b) corruption (c) accountability (d) probity

_____ implies the ability of an individual’s to b responsible for his action (a) corruption (b) transparency (c) probity (d) accountability
_____ is the act of doing something according to laid down rules or procedures (a) corruption (b) due process (c) transparency (d) probity
The following are the attributes of due process except ______ (a) truthfulness (b) openness (b) fairness (d) corruption
______ are extra service made available to a customer after the purchase of the product (a) discount (b) opportunity (c) after sale service (d) public service
______ are goods and services which we cannot do without (a) needle (b) needs (c) goods (d) vehicle
The basic needs of life are these except _____ (a) food (b) shelter (c) clothing (d) vehicle
Goods and services which we desire but can do without is known as _____ (a) wants (b) needs (c) export (d) import
______ are acceptable ways or mode of behaviour for book – keepers and accountant (a) accounting (b) book – keeping ethics (c) transparency (d) probity
An office located near the organization is known as _______ (a) director’s office (b) reception office (c) gate man’s office (d) principal’s office
An employees in an organization that is charged with the responsibilities of receiving and directing the visitors is known as ________ (a) gateman (b) boss (c ) receptionist (d) counselor
All the following can be found in the reception office except _________ (a) wall clock (b) magazine (c) bulletin (d) hair dresser
All the following are the qualities of a receptionist except ________ (a) rudeness (b) intelligence (c) polite and respect (d) neat and smartly dressed
The duties of a receptionist can be broadly divided into _______ and _______ (a) dancing and directing (b) smiling and singing (c) receiving callers and handling telephone (d) buying and selling
Which of the following is a bad approach in treating visitors (a) come back, who are you looking for (b) good morning Sir/Ma can I help you please (c) have your seat can I help you please? (d) none of the above
All of the following are basic code of dressing except _________ (a) causal dressing (b) formal dressing (c) ceremonial dressing (d) folomonia dressing
Telephone message pad contains all of the following information except ________ (a) no. of children of the visitor (b) time (c) date (d) callers telephone number
Visitors book can also be called _______ (a) telephone message form ( b) a request form (c) business card (d) a log of callers
Business card contains all the following except _______ (a) the location of the business (b) the name of the company (c) the name of the company’s executive (d) name of all the receptionist
The mail sent and received and out of an organization is known as _________ (a) correspondence (b) cash book (c) sales day book (d) purchases
The correspondence that contains new order, complaints, enquiries and Cheque coming to anto an organization is known as _________ (a) incoming mail (b) outgoing mail (c) sales day book (d) purchases day book
Which of the following is not the procedure for handling incoming mail? (a) receiving mail from the post office (b) check the content of mail (c) sorting of mails (d) stamping of mail
All of the following are the types of correspondence except ________ (a) mail inward book (b) mail outward book (c) sales day book (d) dispatch book
Office documents are basically divided into _______ and ________ (a) cash and credit (b) sales and purchases (c) sales and cash (d) sales and debit
All of the following are examples of sales documents except _______ (a) order (b) receipts (c) invoice (d) delivery note
All of the following are examples of purchases documents except _______ (a) invoice (b) credit note (c) debit note (d) receipts
Which of the following documents is referred to as a legal proof of payment (a) order (b) receipt (c) invoice (d) delivery note
______ means buying and selling of goods and services (a) trade (b) advertising (c) insurance (d) communication
A trade that takes place within a country is known as ______ (a) foreign trade (b) home trade (c) import trade (d) export trade

(d)delete

The hand-written work of a secretary, author or manager is known as ____(a) hand script (b) script (c) manuscript
The sign U.C at the margin of a manuscript means (a) union company (b) united companions (c) upper case (d) under capitalized
The abbreviation N.P at the margin of a manuscript means (a) create two paragraph from one (b) new party (c) new paragraph(d) no paragraph
In typing, —— is not part to be considered (a) bad sitting position (b) mastery of the keyboard (c) quick insertion and removal of paper (d) correct sitting position.
—— is inserted with a typing sheet into the type writer (a) duplicating sheet (b) backing sheet (c) photocopying sheet (d) cylinder knob.
The typist must fix eyes on the ——- while typing (a) manuscript (b) keyboard (c) carriage (d) printing point.
The two types of typefaces we have are —- (a) pica and foolscap (b) row and column (c) vertical and horizontal (d) pica and elite
The lever used for turning up the paper and for returning the type writer carriage to the right to begin a new line is —– (a) margin release key (b) carriage release lever (c) carriage return lever (d) line space regulator.
Which of these is not a method of paragraph (a) hanging (b) indented (c) suspended

(d) blocked

—- focuses on a single subject matter and separated from other parts of the writing (a) A page (b) A margin (c) A paragraph (d) A layout.
—— paragraph has all lines start from the same beginning of the left margin. (a) suspended (b) indented (c) hanging (d) blocked.
The two most common types of orientation are (a) pica and elite (b) manual and electrical (c) old and modern (d) portrait and landscape.
A —— separates text or other elements from the edge of the paper. (a) paragraph (b) layout (c) margin (d) page.
A memorandum is used A. between different organisations B. by two companies only C. to communicate between different government institutions D. within an organization.
The following are features of a MEMO except____ A. date B. from C. salutation D. subject.
E-mail was made possible through the ____ on internet A. facebook B. whatup C. yahoo D. twitter.
The office abbreviation ‘ref’ means____ A. relevance B. referendum C. reference D. reflection
The section of accounts department responsible for preparing workers’ pay is called__(a) Salaries and wages office (b) Welfare office (c) Admin office (d) marketing department
A voucher is a/an ____ (a) invoice (b) account (c) evidence of payment (d) Requisition note
Which of the following shows the full details of a worker’s pay? (a) pay roll (b) pay slip (c)integrated service (d) cash pay.

Business Studies Exam Questions Objectives (OBJ) Answers

1.C 2.A 3.A 4.C 5.C

6.D 7.B 8.E 9.E 10.A

11.C 12.A 13.D 14.D 15.D

16.C 17.B 18.D 19.A 20.B

21.B 22.C 23.D 24.A 25.C

26.A 27.D 28.A 29.B 30.D

31.C 32.A 33.A 34.D 35.B

36.D 37.C 38.C 39.A 40.B

41.C 42.C 43.A 44.D 45.A

46.A 47.D 48.C 49.C 50.C

51.D 52.D 53.C 54.C 55.B

56.C 57.C 58.A 59.A 60.B

SECTION A THEORY

Explain the term manuscript.

What is a margin? Define i. a memorandum ii. E-mail

Give four features a memorandum

Describe how you align your typed text to the left.

Describe the three types of paragraph.

Give an example of an indented paragraph

Mention three things to be considered when typing.

Describe the technique in the use of a tabulator key.

Describe the use of carriage return lever.

Explain manuscript and the correction signs

Give five correction signs you know and their meaning.

Define a sole trader. Mention two sources of capital to a sole trader. Mention five departments that are exist in a large organization. Who is a clerical staff member?

List four qualities of a clerical staff member.

SECTION B THEORY

Explain Consumer Right

b. List eight (8) universal consumer right

Briefly write on these words: (i) Needs (ii) Wants (iii) Impulse Buying (iv) After sale services
What is Book – keeping Ethnics?

b. Give the full meaning of “TAP” and explain

SECTION C (THEORY)

Mr. Aragbiji Nigeria Ltd. N

Opening stock 3000

Purchases 2000

Closing stock 1000

Sales 10, 000

General expenses 1000

Insurance 1000

Wages 200

Note: You are required to calculate the following:

Cost of goods sold
Gross profit
Net profit
Average stock

B. What is a Market? C. List four (4) basic types of market

d. States four (4) methods of buying

What is trade? 2b. explain the types of trade and aids that facilitates trade with the aids of a diagram
What do you understand by the term “Office document”?

B. List the types of office documents c. Who is a receptionist?

CCA JSS2 Examination Questions For Third Term

JUNIOR CLASS TWO ( BASIC 8 ) J.S.S. 2

CULTURAL AND CREATIVE ART 1^ST – 3^RD TERM EXAM

SECTION A: FIRST TERM QUESTIONS

Which one of these classes of colour cannot be derived by mixing any other colours together?

(a) Secondary colour (b) Primary colour (c) Intermediate colour (d) Tertiary colour

………….colours are obtained by mixing two primary colours equally.(a) Secondary (b) Primary (c) Intermediate (d) Harmonious
The mixture of two secondary colours forms a …………………colour.(a) tertiary (b) secondary (c) intermediate (d) complimentary
The shortest distance between two points is called ………..……..(a) texture (b) line

A pigment or hue is intensified or made lighter by adding white to in order to produce a …………….(a)shade (b) tint (c) value (d) dark hue
Textile designers make the most use of the principle of …………………(a) emphasis (b) proportion (c) repetition (d)registration
In pattern making, what principle of art and designs allows a colour to have a domineering presence over other colours? (a) Balance (b) Proportion (c) Dominance (d) Repetition
When some art elements are given equal weight in a work of art,……..…….is achieved.(a) balance (b) proportion (c)rhythm (d) repetition
The special garments and other accessories designed to be worn by the players are called ………..(a) costume (b) props (c) make up (d) None of the above
The elevated platform detached from the auditorium where live dramatic performances take place in a theatre is called …………(a) stage (b) auditorium (c) box office (d) None of the above
A series of steps and movements that match the speed and rhythm of a piece of music is called……..(a) gesticulation (b) dance (c) drama (d) None of the above
Dancing is a noble career performed by..……………………………. (a) musicians (b) dancers (c) prompters (d) None of the above.
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of self-control? (a) Enhancement of one’s decision making capacity. (b) Success (c) Failure (d) Congruence
A person who is always in a fighting mood all the time ………….(a) lacks self – control. (b) possesses self-control. (c) is jovial . (d) is well behaved.
Self-control entails the following except……(a) moderation (b) modest (c) being in a fighting mood. (d) Not being in a fighting mood.

SECTION B: SECOND TERM QUESTIONS

…..is the raw material or medium required in presenting three dimensional statues in stone carving (a) Wood (b) Bronze (c) Ivory (d) Soapstone
Pottery is a craft that deals purely with the modeling of ceramic wares from ………..(a) brass (b) clay (c) a mixture of wet pulped paper and starch (d)wood
____music remains the pedestal of Nigerian cultural identification (a) worldy (b) circular (c) traditional
Which of the following is NOT a Nigerian art composer? (a) Thomas Ekundayo Philips (b) Davido (c) Fela Sowande (d) Akin Ebua
A ____is an event that occurs as preparation for a performance. (a) rehearsal (b) Performance (c) Theatre (d) Drama
_____ music accompanying traditional dance and may be contrasted with historical/classical, and popular/commercial dance music (a) Folk dance (b) Melody dance (c) Dance drama (d) Music
A musical instrument is an instrument created or adapted to make musical sounds.(a) True (b) False (c) Maybe (d) Not sure
_____ is a mode of creative expression, and the forms are numerous (a) drawing (b) painting (c) crafting (c) pottery
_____ is important in painting as it is in music (a) painting (b) rhythm (c) sound (d) energy
The oldest known paintings are at the Grotte Chauvet in____(a) France (b) Nigeria (c) Ghana
In Western cultures, oil painting and watercolor painting have rich and complex traditions in style and subject matter (a) False (b) Maybe (c) True
In the decades after the first photograph was produced in____(a) 1829 (b) 1827 (c) 1834
One or more vocalists performing without an accompaniment is called____(a) Accelerando (b) A cappella (c) Adagio
Group of singers in a chorus is called _____(a) Chorale (b) Chord (c) Choir
3 or 4 notes played simultaneously in harmony is called ____(a) Chord progression (b) Chord (c) Chromatic scale

SECTION C – THIRD TERM QUESTIONS

_____ Technology is a division of engineering where the principles of scientific techniques are utilized for manufacturing and development in all types of yarns and textile fabric from textile fibers. (A) Cosmetics (b) fiber (c) textile
____ are introduced before the notes to raise each note by a semitone in the scale of C sharp major.(a) Flat (b) Sharp (c) Double flat (d) Double sharp
____ are introduced before a note to reduce that note by a semitone in the scale of F flat major. (a) Flat (b) Sharp (c) Double flat (d) Double sharp
____ is the art of body motion in accordance with the beats of a musical piece. (a) Dance (b) Mimicry (c) Singing (d) Body demonstration
Dance performances take place live on stage in a ____(a) theatre (b) live room (c) studio (d) cinema
A group of notes going up and down the musical stave is called ____(a) scale (b) cadence (c) chord (d) None of the above
A pictorial composition comprising of same floral motifs that are repeated several times forms a ____ (a) pattern (b) unit of repeat (c) thumbnail sketch (d)None of the above.
The smallest unit of a design is called ____ (a) motif (b) unit of design (c) thumbnail sketch (d) None of the above
____ refers to two figures in form of fraction at the left side of a music piece to indicate the tuning of the music. (a) Key signature (b) Time signature (c) Scale (d) Staff
Which one of the following is NOT a tying method in tie and dye?(a) Circle tying (b) Serigraphy (c) Marbling (d) Pleating

CCA Exam Questions Objectives (OBJ) Answers

1.D 2.A 3.A 4.B 5.B

6.B 7.C 8.A 9.A 10.A

11.B 12.B 13.C 14.A 15.C

16.A 17.B 18.C 19.B 20.A

21.A 22.A 23.B 24.B 25.A

26.C 27.A 28.B 29.C 30.B

31.C 32.B 33.A 34.A 35.A

36.A 37.A 38.A 39.A 40.B

THEORY EACH SECTION CARRYS 5 MARKS

SECTION A

1a. State a vivid definition of colour.

1b. Define elements of art and design?

1c. State the seven elements of art and design.

1d. Mention two functions of line.

2a. Explain repetition?

2b. What is theatre design?

2c. Mention two aspects of theatre design.

3a. Mention two forms of dance.

3b. What is self- control?

3c. Mention two ways in which a person can exercise self -control.

3d. State two benefits of self-control

SECTION B

1a. What is voice?

1b. Mention two voices that can be used for singing a composed tune.

1c. Define Painting

2a. Define Musical Instrumnent.

2b. State two popular areas in Nigeria that practice metal craft.

2c. What is the function of the basket as a product of basketry?

3a. Define Dance

3b. Define Rehearsal

3c. What is Craft?

3d. Mention 5 craft materials or tools

SECTION C

1a. What is tie and dye?

1b. State the two types of time signature.

1c. What is time signature?

2a. What is pattern?

2b. State two types of motif.

2c. State the seven sharpened keys in C Sharp major scale

3a. State two importance of dance.

3b. Define crocheting.

3c. Mention two types of stitch in crocheting List two collage materials.

SECTION D

1a. Meaning of Batik

1b. State two materials or tools of making Batiks

1c. List three items of costume

2a. Meaning of Fabric

2b. List the types of Fabrics.

2c. Explain any types of time signature that you know

3a. Define scale.

3b. List the two types of Scale and explain.

3c. Draw F Major scale

3d. Draw G Major scale .

Civic Education JSS2 Examination Questions For Third Term

SECTION A – OBJECTIVE ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS

One of the steps for the protection of human rights is ________ (a) good military government (b) independence of the judiciary (c) clamp down on the press (d) all of the above
the people of integrity in society will help in the following ways except ______ (a) develop politically, economically and socially (a) develop politically, economically and socially (b) live peacefully with each other (c) fight the members always (d) be seen as models to be emulated
court where cases are tried according to Islamic laws is called _______ (a) high court (b) customary court (c) court of appeal (d) Sharia court
Which of the following is strategy for promoting acceptable behaviour in people? (a) the teaching of moral education in schools (b) encouraging people to attend night club (c) encouraging people to do wrong (d) encouraging students to watch films always
The process of people or supporters using force or intimidation to falsify the election result is known as _______ (a) bribery (b) thurgery (c) deceitful (d) corruption
The process of electing representatives of the people to lead or into the government of a state is known as _______ (a) voter (b) elect (c) voting (d) rule
In Nigeria, the court whose decisions are unquestionable and final is _____ (a) the superior court (b) the allelic court (c) court of appeal (d) the supreme court
The leader of the house of representatives is the ______ (a) senate (b) speaker (c) president (d) deputy
All these are the types of constitution except _______ (a)federal government (b) state constitution (c) unitary constitution (d) unwritten constitution
A documents that spells out the law and the forms of operations of a government is _____ (a) constitution (b) election (c) population (d) government
_______ is the oldest form of local government in Lagos state (a) Apapa (b) Ikeja (c) Alimosho (d) Lagos – island
______ is the best form of leadership (a) authority (b) theocracy (c) federation (d) democracy
The agency in charge of drugs and related offences is the _______ (a) EFCC (b) NDLEA (c) SSS (d) PHCN
Which of the following types of government is closest to the rural community? (a) local government (b) regional government (c) state government (d) federal government
Judiciary is the arm of government whose aim is to ______ (a) make law (b) decide the law (c) cal the law (d) interprets the law
The organ that is responsible for the implementation of policies and laws made in the country is called ________ (a) executive (b) legislature (c) judiciary (d) rule of law
All these are the forms of democracy except _______ (a) direct democracy (b) indirect democracy (c) customary democracy (d) constitution democracy
________ institutions are headed by Obi’s Emirs, and Obas (a) economic (b) legal (c) traditional (d) political
An offence in which a person is accused of publishing a false information to another individual is called _______ (a) slander (b) murder (c) gun running (d) bunkering
The following are the duties to be performed by the citizens of a country except ______ (a) destroying government properties (b) obeying law and order (c) payment of taxes (d) show loyalty
Which of these statement is TRUE (a) a person of integrity stick to whatever He or She believe (b) A contended person is always very conscious (c) A person who makes people lose focus has fair play (d) Discipline can lead to economic crises
National integration means _________ (a) Bringing together and giving everybody a sense of belonging (b) helping government to ensure smooth running (c) To monitor and control the state (d) none of the above
______ is a system of government whereby the central government and the component government administers over the state of affairs of a particular country (a) Judaism (b) Legislation (c) Federalism (d) Autocracy
Another word for discipline is __________ (a) Integrity (b) Self control (c) Courage (d) Boldness
Which of these is an advantage of federal system of government (a) it is expensive (b) it discourage dictator ship (c) Revenue allocation (d) it causes conflict
The National legislative arm is of ___________fold (a) 4 (b) 7 (c) 2 (d) 3
All of these are attributes of integrity EXCEPT _________ (a) contentment (b) Honesty (c) fair play (d) laziness
Honesty means to be ________ (a) truthful (b) tribalism (c) content (d) responsible
One of these is a reason we need people of integrity in the society (a) to enhance rapid growth (b) to destroy peaceful coexistence (c) To serve as negative influence for young ones (d) to encourage covetousness
Which of these is not an effect of lack of contentment on the society (a) corruption (b) cheating (c) development (d) envy
__________ is the relationship of or a state of government of the nation which is formed by the union of several state or nation (a) Federation (b) confederation (c) Bicameral (d) Constitution
_______ aims at equipping student with the knowledge, skills and understanding that will enable them to be active citizen of a democratic government (a) Federation (b) government (c) citizenship education (d) Rule of law
One of these is not a type of courage (a) physical courage (b) moral courage (c) spiritual courage (d) future courage
_______ and _______ are the legislative arm of government (a) the president senate (b) the senate and judiciary (c) the house of representative and citizen (d) the senate and house of representative
______ means to be satisfied and happy with whatever one has (a) Discipline (b) fair play (c) contentment (d) faithfulness
All these are examples of people of integrity in the society EXCEPT _______ (a) Professor Wole Soyinka (b) Pastor E .A Adeboye (c) Dr. Nnamdi Azikwe (d) None of the above
There are _______ types of courage (a) 6 (b) 12 (c) 5 (d) 8
The national flag of Nigeria is designed by _________ (a) Lanudi Fakeye (b) Taiwo Aknkunmi (c) Christopher Kolade (d) Olusegun Obasanjo
Red in traffic means _________ (a) go (b) eat (c) stop (d) sleep
Integrity means ________ (a) Good serve of belonging (b) a good person (c) to be physically strong (d) a sense of strong ,moral standard about life and situation
___ can be defined as an act or process of voting for a candidate to represent the people of a country in the various arms of government. (a) government (b) politics (c) election
Voters are referred to as the__(a) candidate (b) electorates (c) electoral
____election is the process by which voters vote directly to elect their representatives for public office. (a) election (b) direct (c) indirect
___election is a system whereby eligible voters select representatives who would make the final selection of leaders on their behalf. (a) election (b) direct (c) indirect
___election is an election that is conducted to fill a vacant elective post due to recall, resignation or death of the individual holding a given political office. (a) primary (b) bye (c) secondary
An election re-conducted due to disqualification or malpractice, annulment of the initial poll or election is called______ election. A. primary B. secondary C. run-off D. by-election
A person eligible to vote in an election is called____. A. vote caster B. votee C. voter D. electioneer
Which of these is regarded as “Yes” or “No” vote? A. Run-off election B. Referendum C. primary D. By-election
Are elections are integral part of democracy? A. Yes B. No C. Not at all D. Probably
The voting age in Nigeria is____ years. A. 15 B. 20 C. 18 D.25
All the following can contest for elections in Nigeria except____. A. an adult B. a sane person C. an ex-convict D. a teacher
All these are voters’ right except____. A. right to vote in privacy B. right to vote if registered C. right to ask questions on election process or procedure D. right to vote even if not registered
The most important requirement for any elective post in any country is_____. A. tax payment B. citizenship C. educational background D. tribe
Anybody contesting for the post of state governor must have the age of____. A. 40 B. 30 C. 45 D. 37
A situation where children below voting are made to vote is called____ voting. A. void B. underage C. unconstitutional D. chaotic
Election malpractice is caused by the following except_____. A. poverty B. crave for power C. bribery and corruption D. strong passion to serve the nation
Consequences of electoral malpractice include the following except_____. A. riots and chaos B. bad image C. good leadership D. loss of interest in voting
When a person is called a “sacred cow” in life, it usually means that the person is said to be___. A. under the law B. above the law C. dangerous D. loved
Which of these is not a cause of electoral malpractice in Nigeria? A. crave for power B. desire to make Nigeria great C. lack of political education D. poverty
____ refers to international standards and global norms governing the appropriate conduct of elections (a) electoral malpractice (b) electoral integrity (c) vote

Civic Education Exam Questions Objectives (OBJ) Answers

1.B 2.C 3.D 4.B 5.D

6.C 7.D 8.B 9.B 10.A

11.D 12.D 13.B 14.A 15.D

16.A 17.C 18.C 19.A 20.A

21.A 22.A 23.C 24.B 25.A

26.C 27.D 28.A 29.A 30.C

31.A 32.C 33.D 34.D 35.C

36.D 37.A 38.B 39.C 40.D

41.C 42.B 43.B 44.C 45.B

46.C 47.C 48.B 49.A 50.C

51.B 52.D 53.B 54.B 55.B

56.C 57.C 58.A 59.B 60.B

SECTION A THEORY

What is an election?

Define electoral malpractices.

Mention three advantages of indirect elections.

State three consequences of electoral malpractices

Mention four solutions to electoral malpractices.

Who is a voter?

Mention two advantages of direct election.

Mention three types of elections.

Mention three rights’ of voters.

State two importance of an election.

SECTION B THEORY

Mention three (3) relationships that exist among federal, state and local government , b. (3) Define consumer rights and list 5 rights
Mention the three (3) arms of government , 3) functions of each
Explain Law? b. Discuss “The law is no respecter of Persons”
Define Democracy and state 4 features of democracy

SECTION C THEORY

1a. what is Integrity?

b. Why do we need people of integrity in the society? ( 6 marks )

2a. what is contentment?

b. State the effects of lack of contentment ( 6 marks )

3a. Explain discipline

b. Mention 5 (five) things we should not be contended with ( 6 marks )

4a. what is courage?

b. Mention three courageous person in the society ( 6 marks )

5a. what is Governance? b. mention the characteristics of federation ( 6 marks )

Computer JSS2 Examination Questions For Third Term

J.S.S TWO ( BASIC 8)

INFORMATION – TECHNOLOGY 3^RD TERM EXAM

SECTION A: Instruction: Answer all questions

A small symbol that blink on the screen is called ___________ (a) Space bar (b) Pause key (c) Cursor (d) Caps lock
I. C. T. means _________ (a) Information Construction Technology (b) Information Computer Technology (c) Internal Connection Terms (d) Information Communication Technology
A special multipurpose electric devices that receive instructions, processes it and produce desired result is ___________ (a) Typewriter (b) Satellite disk (c) Computer (d) Digital camera
A ____is an entity that stores data needed to be used in a program.________ (a) variable (b) Monitor (c) C P U (d) character
A ___package is an application that can be used to create and manipulate images on a computer. (a) Output (b) graphics (c) drawing (d) Information
The name given to all other physical components of a computer is _________ (a) Data (b) Machine (c) Information (d) Peripheral
A____package produces images that are made up from coloured lines and shapes such as circles, squares and rectangles. (a) drawing (b) painting (c) writing
There are ________main types of graphics packages (a) 3 (b) 6 (c) 2 (d) 5
Examples of graphics packages are the following except_____(a) paint brush (b) adobe photoshop (c) Corel draw (d) Microsoft word
______is a program you can use to create drawings on a blank canvas or on top of other pictures. (a) Printer (b) Paint (c)Monitor (d) Corel draw
Which of the following is not an input device (a) Keyboard (b) Mouse (c) Memory card (d) Micro – phone
R. A. M. means _________ (a) Random Access Memory (b) Random Access Monitor (c) Read Access Memory (d) Read Access Monitor
______________ is used to transfer information from computer central processing unit to the computer users (a) Input devices (b) Output device (c) Processing device (d) System unit
All input device that record image of text picture drawing or special symbol is ___________ (a) Joystick (b) Scanner (c) Printer (d) Keyboard
Micro – phone is an __________ device while speaker is an __________ device (a) Input Output (b) Output Input (c) Hardware, Software (d) Software, Hardware.
Processed data is known as ____________ (a) Raw fact (b) Information (c) Telecommunication (d) Communication
Computer definition must include one of the following (a) electrical (a) electrician (c) digital (d) electronic
______is a telecommunications device that permits two or more users to conduct a conversation when they are too far apart to be heard directly. (a) scanner (b) car (c) telephone (d) network
A pointing device used to control the movement of the cursor is ______ (a) joysticks (b) light pen (c) mouse (d) scanner
A program design to help in debugging another program is _____ (a) debugging program (b) debugger (c) Debuggest (d) bugger
_________ is used by big organizations or government agencies. A. Mainframe computer B. Macro computer C. Mini computer D. Embedded computer
_________ is used in the hospitals and school laboratories. A. Mainframe computer B. Macro computer C. Mini computer D. Embedded computer
________ are home appliances and electronic devices used at home. A. Mainframe computers B. Macro computers C. Mini computers D. Embedded computers
_________ are mostly used by people. A. Mainframe computers B. Macro computers C. Mini computers D. Embedded computers
_________ are used in the hospital and school laboratory. A. Mainframe computer B. Macro computer C. Mini computer D. Embedded computer
_________ are used in Internal Revenue Service, Electoral Commission and Census commission, vote computations, individual tax records, payroll, etc. A. Mainframe computers B. Macro computers C. Mini computers D. Embedded computers
Television, DVD, home theater, washing machine, water dispenser and microwave are good examples of _________ computer. A. Mainframe computer B. Macro computer C. Mini computer D. Embedded computer
_________ are the most frequently used type of computer. A. Mainframe computer B. Macro computer C. Mini computer D. Embedded computer
_________ is also known as personal computer. A. Mainframe computer B. Macro computer C. Mini computer D. Embedded computer
Supercomputers are the most smallest and powerful computer by size. A. True B. False
_______ computer generation uses transistor. A. First generation B. Second generation C. Third generation D. Fourth generation
_______ computer generation uses vacuum tube. A. First generation B. Second generation C. Third generation D. Fourth generation
_______ computer generation uses integrated circuits. A. First generation B. Second generation C. Third generation D. Fourth generation
________ is an electronic device that accepts data as input, processes the data and gives out information. A. Computer B. System C. Television
The basic functions of computer are A. input, process, output B. output, input, process C. process, output, input
The part of computer that looks like television is ________. A. printer B. screen C. monitor
The part of computer that produces sound is ________. A. Speaker B. Listener C. Microphone
________ is the computer memory. A. Speaker B. Motherboard C. RAM
________ is an output device that displays information in pictorial form. A. printer B. screen C. monitor
This sign * in BASIC means __________(a) asterisks (b) double (c) sum (d) multiply
All are ICT gadgets except _______ (a) computer (b) chainsaw (c) TV (d) satellite
BASIC language uses the _______________ arithmetic principle (a) BODMAS (b) BEDMAS (c) all mighty formulae (d) Pythagoras theorem
The letter ‘A’ in the acronym BASIC means (a) automatic (b) array (c) all purpose (d) arranged
____________ is a software program that enables you to view and interact with various resources on the web (a). website b. web browser c. web page d. Web son
The E in the E-mail stands for__(a) elect b Election c. Electronic d. electricity
All are examples of a web browser except –(a) Internet explorer b. Fire fox c. E-mail d. Netscape Navigator
A GSM phone has the following service except ______(a) Calls (b) Text messages (c) MMS (d) programming
The letter ‘M’ in GSM means ____________ (a) menu (b) mobile (c) manual (d) mechanical
_________ is where our drawing and pictures are manipulated and placed for printing. (a) manipulation area (b) printable area (c) placement area (d) none of the above
__is used to zoom in on a section of your picture. (a) air brush (b) fill c) magnifier (d) enlarger.
A painting package is a _______ application that can be used for processing photographs by manipulating features like colors, effects and brightness. (a) colour (b) paint pallete (c) colour pallete (d) graphic.
… is the fastest and the most reliable means of data and information transfer (a) www (b) e-mail (c) Internet
A website is a collection of ….. (a) web pages (b) e-mail addresses (c) network
Can Money transfer be done on the internet? (a) Yes(b) No(c) I don’t know
The best website to create e-mail address is … (a) Yahoo(b) myspace(c) facebook
The act of buying and selling on the internet is called ………(a) E-commerce (b) E-mail (c) E-shop
The act of schooling on the internet is called……..(a) E-learning (b) E-commerce (c) E-banking
Internet gives you access to data bank and research information. (a) True (b) False (c) I don’t know
……… is a program which disrupts the normal functioning of your computer system (a) Virus (b) Software (c) Operating System
The biggest threat related to children’s or young people’s mental life is …(a) Pornography (b) Virus (c) Cyber war

SECTION A THEORY

What is the World Wide Web?

What is URL?

The URL can be divided into how many parts?

What is Internet browser?

Mention FIVE uses of the internet.

Write down TEN benefits of using the internet

What is E-commerce

Write and explain FIVE ways to abuse the internet

What is cyber bully?

SECTION B THEORY

Define Graphics Package

b. List five (5) examples of graphics packages

Define Programming language and mention it types

b. I. C. T. stands for what?

c. List eight (8) I. C. T. gadgets

Define G. S. M

b. Mention five (5) features of G. S. M

THEORY SECTION C

What are computer output devices?
List three examples of computer devices output devices.
What is computer input devices?
List three examples of computer devices.
Explain the meaning of hardware.
What is output devices?
Identify 5 hardware components – output devices.
Define a computer.
Mention 5 parts of computer system.
Mention 3 components of computer system.
Mention three Uses of computer
Mention three Advantages of Computer.
State meaning of system software.
State three different types of system software.
List two (2) ways of caring for computer users.
Enumerate ways of caring for computer users.
Demonstrate correct sitting posture.
Arrange chairs and computer systems.
Explain the meaning of computer system.
Identify and each part of the computer system.
State the 3 components of computer system.
Describe each component of computer system with appropriate examples.
Differentiate between application and system software.
State 5 computer users.
Explain any 3 computer users mentioned in question 6.
State the meaning of operating system.
Mention 2 examples of operating systems.
The main number systems used in digital hardware are___

CRS JSS2 Examination Questions For Third Term

SECTION A – OBJECTIVE

After wasting his money and feeling the pinch of hunger, the prodigal son applied for a job and was employed to feed _____ (a) pigs (b) goats (c) sheep (d) cows (e) dogs
When the prodigal son was seen coming home, who ran to hugged and kissed him? (a) his brothers (b) his father (c) his mother (d) his sisters
In the parable of the prodigal son, one of the following statement was wrong (a) younger son asked for his share of property (b) the elder brother asked for his share of property as well (c) younger son spent money foolishly (d) younger son repented and was forgiven by his father
Which of the following parables illustrates the Day of Judgment? (a) the sower (c) the wheat and the tears (d) the mustard seeds
In the parable of the prodigal son, Jesus intended to teach ____ (a) respect for parents (b) God’s love foe a repentant sinners
Which of the following parable illustrates God’s love? (a) mustard seed (b) wheat and the tears (c) rich man and Lazarus (d) prodigal son
In the parable of the weed, the enemy who sowed among the wheat was ______ (a) a wicked neighbor (b) the man’s bad servant (c) Satan, the devil (d) the Pharisee
The man who fell among robbers in the parables of the good Samaritan was going from ______ to ______ (a) Samaritan, Judah (b) Jerusalem, Jericho (c) Capernaum, Bethsaida (d) Antioch, Syria
Parable are used ______ (a) to confused the ignorant (b) only by religious leaders (c) as windows through which one could understand the deep truth of daily life (d) by the old ones in the bible
John the Baptist was the _____ of Jesus (a) elder brother (b) disciple (c) forerunner (d) antagonist
Which angel told Mary that she has been highly favored by the Lord? (a) angel Michael (b) angel Gabriel (c) angel John (d) angel Luke
The prodigal son begged his father to take him back not as his son anymore but as a _______ (a) hired servant (b) useless boy (c) slave (d) relations
In an answer to the question of who is one’s neighbor, Jesus told the parable of the ________ (a) sower (b) good Samaritan (c) rich man and Lazarus (d) Prodigal son
In the parable of the lost coins, Jesus intended to teach _____ (a) diligence and carelessness (b) diligence and carefulness (c) God’s joy for a repentant sinner (d) his dislike for carelessness
The disciples of Jesus were called Christians because of their _____ (a) selfishness (b) life involvement (c) agility (d) greed (e) kindness
The teaching of Jesus about swearing was that one should not swear ______ (a) by heaven (b) by earth (c) by angel (d) at all (e) by one’s head
The wise men who presented Jesus with a gifts at his birth came from the _____ (a) west (b) south (c) East (d) North
You are the light of the world, a city set at the hill cannot be _____ (a) elevated (b) hidden (c) attacked (d) reduced
The ability to work well with others is known as ______ (a) satisfaction (b) honesty (c) co – operation (d) loyalty
One way in which man is still sharing in God’s work of creation is _____ (a) population (b) reproduction (c) conversion (d) co – ordination
____ prophet prophesied the birth of Jesus Christ.(a) Isaiah (b) Jeremiah (c) John (d) James
The fulfillment of the promises of God revealed God as ____ (a) Dishonest (b) faithful (c) Gullible one (d) unreliable
The name “Emmanuel” means ____ (a) God with us (b) God cares for us (c) God is faithful (d) the fear of God
According to Prophet Isaiah the kingdom of Jesus will ____(a) Come to an end (b) not come to an end (c) come to an end if we are not faithful (d) show the power of God
We can best overcome sexually transmitted diseases by ____ (a) keeping our self-pure (b) yield to our desires (c) using preventive measures (d) cleaning our environment
The birth of Jesus took place in the city called (a) Nazareth (b) Galilee (c) Bethlehem of Judea (d) Jericho
Who made a decree that census should be conducted throughout the world at that time? (a) Pharaoh (b) Herod (c) Caesar Augustus (d) Pilate
Who appeared to the shepherds at the night a child was born? (a) an angel (b) a Prophet (c) a star (d) a seer
Why was Jesus not given birth to at the inn? (a) the owner was wicked (b) It was too costly (c) It was full (d) the midwife was not around
Gold represents___ function. (a) kingship (b) priestly (c) prophetic (d) spiritual
Joseph was asked to flee from Bethlehem to____. (a) Egypt (b) Judea (c) Jerusalem (d) Syria
After the death of Herod, they returned to _______ (a) Egypt (b) Jerusalem (c) Jericho (d) Nazareth
At what age did Jesus accompany his parents to the temple in Jerusalem (a) 10 (b) 12 (c) 15(d) 17
Jesus was not accepted at _____ city (a) Nazareth (b) Bethany (c) Ai (d) Bethany
A prophet is not without _____ except in his own country. (a) place (b) honour (c) brother (d) pride
Jesus was baptized in river _____ (a) Nile (b) Jordan (c) Taraba (d) Tekoa
Jesus fasted for ____ days and night (a) 40 (b) 30 (c) 20 (d) 70
The father of John the Baptist was____. (a) Nehemiah (b) Heber (c) Jonash (d) Zachariah
John was preaching in the_____. (a) forest (b) bush (c) wilderness (d)neighbourhood
Jesus had started His earthly ministry for good___ years (a) 30 (b) 40 (b) 25
Jesus sent out his twelve disciples when he as at___ (a) mount zion (b) mountain (c) mount of olives
When Jesus entered into Jerusalem he went to the____ (a) prayer (b) temple (c) mountain
Jesus is the messiah of peace and not that of war. Colt is a symbol of___(a) peace (b) war (c) discrimination
Jesus is the messiah of peace and not that of war. horse is a symbol of___(a) peace (b) war (c) unity
The cleansing of the temple by Jesus was___ exercise (a) mechanical (b) spiritual (b) physical
____ displeased Jesus Christ and he drove all the people away from the temple (a) buying and selling (b) playing draft (c) stealing
____and ___was sent to go and prepare the Passover. (a) Peter and John (b) Peter and James (b) Peter and Matthew
Which of the following is not a materials for Passover? (a) wine (b) unleavened bread (c) a female goat
He told them that the blood was representing His___(a) body (b) wine (c) suffering
When the Supper ended, Satan had already entered into___, the son of Simon (a) Judah (b) Judas Iscariot (c) Peter
The Israelites, The Passover was instituted to commemorate their__(a) love (b) unity (c) freedom
___ is done in remembrance of him Jesus (a) fellowship (b) Passover (c) faith
Jesus suffered more than any___during His three and half year’s of earthly ministry. (a) evangelist (b) crusader (c) worker
When Jesus and His disciples had finished eating. The Last Supper, they went straight to the Garden of____(a) Bethany (b) Eden (c) Gethsemane
“Watch and pray that you may not enter into temptation. The spirit truly is willing but the___is weak”. Mark 14:38 (a) body (b) flesh (c) spirit
___ accused Jesus of wrong doing. (a) The council (b) priest (b) brethren (c) disciples
The act of going through extreme and painful punishment affliction and suffering is____(a) death (b) crucifixion (c) resurrection
___ denied Jesus because he was afraid to die with Jesus.(a) Peter (b) Judas (c) Saul
After darkness fell on the land between the hour of___Jesus cried out and said “Father into your hands i commit my spirit and he gave up the ghost. (a) 12.pm-3.00am (b) 12.pm-3.00pm (c) 12.am-3.00pm

CRS Exam Questions Objectives (OBJ) Answers

1.A 2.B 3.B 4.C 5.B

6.D 7.C 8.B 9.B 10.C

11.B 12.A 13.B 14.C 15.B

16.D 17.C 18.B 19.C 20.B

21.A 22.B 23.A 24.B 25.A

26.C 27.C 28.A 29.C 30.A

31.A 32.D 33.B 34.A 35.B

36.A 37.C 38.A 39.D 40.C

41.A 42.C 43.B 44.A 45.B

46.B 47.A 48.A 49.C 50.A

51.B 52.C 53.B 54.A 55.C

56.B 57.A 58.B 59.A 60.B

SECTION A THEORY

Narrate the story of the cleansing of the temple.

Narrate the betrayal and the arrest of Jesus Christ.

State three moral lessons of the cleansing of the temple.

Mention three significances of the Last Supper.

Mention the materials used for Passover.

Mention two significances of the triumphant entry of Jesus Christ?

Narrate the death and burial of Jesus Christ.

What are the significances of the death of Jesus.

Who denied Jesus and how many times was he denied.

State three reasons for Peter’s denial.

At what period did the triumphant entry of Jesus take place?

Explain the role of Joseph of Arimathea in the burial of Jesus.

Narrate briefly the story of the burial of Jesus.

Define resurrection.

What are the significances of the resurrection of Jesus?

SECTION B THEORY ( ANSWER ALL)

1A. What is a Parable?

B. Why does Jesus teach in parable?

C. List the types of parables

2. Narrate the parable of the Kingdom of God.

A. The Sower B. The Wheat and the tares

3A. What is Law?

B. Describe Civil laws and Religious law

THEORY SECTION C

Explain what Jesus meant by the following:

“Ye are the salt of the earth…”

Ye are the light of the world’’

Define ‘Beatitude’.
What does Jesus teach about worldly possession?
What did Jesus teach about the qualities of a good Christian in the Sermon on the Mount?
Describe the attitude of the woman caught in adultery to her sinfulness.
2. “Him who is without sin among you should be the first to throw a stone at her? What happened after?
What is the third temptation according to St. Matthew’s gospel?
Write the names of six out of the twelve disciples.
- State the three temptations of Jesus Christ according to Matthew and Luke’s account.
- Compare the similarities and differences.
- How can we overcome temptation?
- State the three temptations of Jesus Christ according to Luke accounts.
- State the four stages Ape-man passed through according to Charles Darwin?
- Give two ways in which man is totally unique to other animals.
Describe the baptism of Jesus.

State the significance of Jesus’ baptism.

Describe the reaction of Jesus to the people of Nazareth.
“Jesus is the greatest teacher”, explain.
1. State the gifts given to Jesus.
1. What are the functions of the gifts presented to Jesus?
State the significance of what Isaiah prophesied about the birth of the Messiah.
Why should we prepare, before we carry out any task?
Who is God? Mention five attributes of God.
Give the account of the prophecy of prophet Isaiah about Jesus Christ.

English Studies JSS2 Examination Questions For Third Term

OBJECTIVE PARTS: SECTION A

There are _____sound segments in English comprising twenty vowels and ____ consonants. (a) 45, 24 (b) 44, 24 (c) 34, 24
The vowel in English is classified into____ main groups: pure vowels also called monophthongs and diphthongs (a) 3 (b) 1 (c) 2

Choose the right word for these sounds

/i:/ as in (a) seat, (b) sit,(c) pretty (d) women
/әe/ as in (a) cap, (b) chief (c) people (d) mete
/a:/ as in (a) father (b) tank (c) sad (d) mat

GRAMMAR

Fill in the blank space with the most appropriate option from the list given in the bracket.

The man sells many books and ____in his book shop. ( many stationary, a stationary, much stationary)
The storm did _____damage to the house. (a, an, much)
The principal has bought ______ for the science laboratory. ( equipment, much equipment)
He eats ______ every day. ( egg, eggs, egg)
Dr. Bowen is _____ European but Mr. Woo is ______ American. (an/an, a/a, a/an)

Complete each sentence with: ‘him, her it’.

Fatima wanted the photograph, so I gave

____to______.

My radio is broken. I can’t mend _____
Bayo is my friend. I know ____ well.
Chike asked for my ruler, so I lent ___to____
My sister is over there. I went to speak to ___

Write out the following sentences into the passive voice:

Yinka scolded the boy for fighting in class.
The fisherman caught a lot of fish yesterday.
I am sure Akpan took my pen by mistake
Our principal usually gives a short speech

dating assembly.

The hungry children ate the food.

VOCABULARY

Complete each of the following sentence with the best option from the alternatives lettered A to E

All the following except ____can be found in a court of law. a. judges b. police officers c. magistrates d. moderators e. persecutors

A country’s Armed Forces are made up of its ____ a. Army, Navy and Airforce b. Police, Army and Airforce c. Judge, Airforce and Police Forces d. Army, Magistrates and Air Force e. Navy, Army and Police Force
The statement ‘The accused was acquitted and discharge means that the accused was ____ a. found guilty and set free b. found guilty but severely warned c. found innocent and set free d. found guilty and jailed e. found guilty but conditionally set free
The accused has ____ against the judgment. a. written b. spoken c. decided d. register e. appealed
Someone complained against in a court of law is the ___ a. lawyer’s client b. defendant c. defence d. plaintiff e. accused

COMPREHENSION

Religions generally seek to discover values and to attract men to them through worship and discipline.

Religion is a very powerful force and many have died for it. Of the many religions of the world today, only a few have a larger followers.

These include Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism and Animism. There are, however, people who do not believe in group religion or in any god. These people are atheists.

Christianity is founded on the teaching of Jesus Christ and it has many denomination. The teachings of Jesus, the saviour are set forth in the holy Bible. Christians called the ‘Holy Bible’. Christian doctrines teach God’s love and crucifix is called the symbol of the Christian faith. Believing in communal worship, Christian gather in the church and pray. Christians are monotheists.

The Muslim are believers in Islam and followers of the doctrines of Prophet Mohammed as set down in the ‘Holy Koran’. They believe in one God called ‘Allah’ and they worship in mosques on Fridays.

According to the tenets of Islam, a good Muslim should go on a pilgrimage to Mecca at least once in his lifetime. He should also pray five times a day and may marry more than one wife. Religion is such a driving force and people who show excessive zest in religious issues are referred to as fanatics.

The press means the newspapers, magazines and the people who produce them

Proprietor: The owner of a newspaper. He/She employs an editor to run it for him.

An Editor is in charge of the day- to-day work of the paper.

Journalists are people who work in various ways to produce the text of the newspaper. They include: reporters who go out to collect stories and items of news and correspondents who specialize in one kind of topic or in one area.

Column is the text of a newspaper printed in columns running down the page. Sometimes, a journalist writes a daily or weekly article that appears in roughly the same position in each issue of the paper, this journalist is called a columnist.

QUESTIONS

1. What do you understand by religion in the passage?

2. What does press means to you?

3. Where does a good Muslim travel to? And what is he/she supposed to do?

4. Summarize the Christianity belief and what does their doctrine teaches?

5. Who is a Journalist? And why is a journalist called columnist?

LITERATURE IN ENGLISH

Identify the figure of speech used in the following sentences.

1. A bitter sweet experience. (a) Oxymoron (b) Alliteration (c) Exaggeration (d) Simile

2. O death! Where is thy sting? (a) Apostrophe (b) Oxymoron (c) Hyperbole (d) Simile

3. The trees are waving (a) simile (b) personification (c) hyperbole (d) irony

4. I can eat a mountain bowl of Eba. (a) Irony (b) Metaphor (c) Hyperbole (d) Exaggeration

5. You must be very clever for scoring 20% in your examination. (a) Metaphor (b) Irony (c) Simile (d) Paradox

DESCRIPTIVE ESSAY

Content: Descriptive Essay

1. A descriptive essay attempts to describe objects, people, events, ideas, or situation as they are. Write a descriptive essay on any of these three (1) My School, (2) My Pet, (3) A Computer

2. What is a formal letter?

3. What is informal letter?

4. Write three features of formal letter

5. Write three features of informal letter

SECTION B – ENGLISH

_______ consists of a movement of glide from one vowel quality to another (a) monothongs (b) triphthong (c) diphthong
“She said, “I need to eat something is an example of _____ (a) indirect speech (b) direct speech (c) speech
Reported speech is also known as _____ speech (a) indirect (b) direct (c) speech
“My best friend” is an example of _____ writing (a) narrative (b) descriptive (c) expository
The stressed and unstressed syllable gives the utterance in a kind of rhythmic voice is called _______ (a) tone (b) intonation (c) mood
The voice that falls on the last syllable in a sentence is called _____ tone (a) rising (b) falling (c) average
The voice that falls on the first syllable in a sentence is called ____ tone (a) falling (b) rising (c) pitching
_____ shows the relationship between a noun or a pronoun word (a) adverb (b) adjective (c) preposition
_____ is a narrative written from imaginative of another author or rather than fact (a) non-fiction (b) fiction (c) novel
______ is a written account of a person’s life written by another person (a) autobiography (b) biography (c) novelette

COMPREHENSION

Long ago when the ostrich had short neck, the crocodile offered to become his friend when the other animals heard the news, they warned the ostrich that the crocodile was a dangerous animal and it was unwise anyway to make friends with such a voracious beast.

The ostrich had a very small head and a very small brain, and so he could not see the wisdom in the advice of the animals. The crocodile and the ostrich became friends. Oneday, the crocodile was very hungry because he had not eaten for several days. He said to his friend, “Mr. Ostrich, one of my teeth is paining me, acutely, would you please put your head into my mouth and see to the atching tooth”? The foolish ostrich put his head into the mouth of the crocodile to relieve his friend of the pain. But the wicked and gluttonous crocodile closed his mouth tightly on the poor bird’s head. The ostrich pulled and pulled but his neck only grew longer and longer. At last, the crocodile took pity on his friend and let go of his head. The ostrich fled for his life and since then, he has taken good care to live far away from all rivers and crocodiles.

QUESTIONS

Where does crocodile live?
Who warned ostrich not to be friend with crocodile?
Why didn’t ostrich take to the advice?
“wicked gluttonous “ crocodile. The underlined words were used as ____ in the passage (a) adverbs (b) adjectives (c) nouns
Why does crocodile wants the head of ostrich in his mouth?

SPEECH WORK

Rising tone can be used to _____ (a) ask questions (b) answer questions (c) read questions
Falling tone can be used to ______ (a) give command (b) exchange greeting (c) apologies
The rising tone in “fasten your seat belt” is _____ (a) belt (b) your (c) seat
The falling tone in “Are they here, Yes” is _____ (a) they (b) yes (c) here
The rising tone in “How do you do” is _____ (a) How (b) You (c) Do
/ʒ:/ is for the word ______ (a) choice (b) earth (c) pot
/ɔ:/ is for the word _____ (a) noise (b) girl (c) circle
The right pauses for refuse is _______ (a) ref’use (b) re’fuse (c) refu’se
The right pause for purpose is _______ (a) purpo’se (b) pur’pose (c) p’urpose
The right pause for deny is ______ (a) d’eny (b) den’y (c) de’ny

SECTION C: Choose three (3) out of five (5)

(1) VOCABULARY (2) GRAMMAR (3) COMPOSITION (4) COMPREHENSION (5) SUMMARY

VOCABULARY WORDS: Write 10 words that are related to (i) ENTERTAINMENT, (ii) Religion (iii) Human rights

GRAMMAR: COMPULSORY

Choose the right type of preposition e.g. time, place, direction

The children are playing in the garden. Preposition of _____ (a) time (b) place (c) direction
The coin is under the table. Preposition of _____ (a) time (b) place (c) direction
The left at 10:00am. Preposition of _____ (a) place (b) time (c) direction

They must be another way into the museum. Preposition of _____ (a) direction (b) time (c) place
They will be here on Monday. Preposition of _______ (a) direction (b) time (c) place
The whole family sat around the dinner table. Preposition of _____ (a) place (b) direction (c) time
The sick girl ______ in bed for six weeks (a) lie (b) layed (c) lay
We have a good ____ all week (a) whether (b) weather (c) wheather
_______ are ten male teachers in our school (a) Their (b) there (c) They
Mary quickly had ______ and went to bed. (a) lunch (b) breakfast (c) supper/dinner

COMPOSITION: THE LAST INTER HOUSE SPORT IN MY SCHOOL OR MY BEST FRIEND

SUMMARY: IN Three (3) sentences. Write the factors responsible for the increasing rate of unemployment in Nigeria

WRITE THE MEANING OF THE FOLLOWING WORDS OF THE WEEK

Sergeant , terrain, vengeance, veterinarian, eulogy, assassination, marshmallow, quarantine, erroneous , tyranny

SECTION B – ENGLISH

English Exam Questions Objectives (OBJ) Answers

1. C 2.B 3.A 4.B 5.B

6.B 7.B 8.C 9.B 10.B

11.A 12.A 13.B 14.B 15.B

16.B 17.A 18.B 19.B 20.C

21.B 22.C 23.B 24.A 25.B

26.B 27.C 28.B 29.B 30.C

History JSS2 Examination Question For Third Term

JUNIOR TWO (2) J.S.S. 2 / GRADE 8 / BASIC 8

HISTORY 3^rd TERM EXAM

SECTION A – OBJECTIVE ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS

___ is the act of consolidating political power under a single political authority (a) politics (b) societies (c) states (d) country
Which of the following is not among the centralized states or kingdom in 500-1800 A.D (a) Kwara (b) Oyo (c) Benin (d) Bornu
_____ has the longest dynasty in World history (a) Kanem Bornu (b) Oyo Empire (c) Benin Empire
The Sefawa dynasty lasted for about__ years (a) 2000 (b) 3000 (c) 1000 (d) 500
The factors that rise in Second Kanuri Empire is ____(a) Good leadership of Mai Ali Ghaji (b) Education (c) Corruption (d) Bribery
Bornu realized her revenue from____(a) loans and tributes from vassals (b) taxes and tributes from vassals (c) food and tributes from no one
Hausaland. Bornu exchanged slaves, copper and grains for salt, kolanuts and gold (a) True (b) False
Which of the following factors does not influenced the formation of states in Hausa land? (a) good leadership (b) agriculture plus fertile land (c) introduction of Islamic (d) bad leadership
Political Institution in Hausa Land. The apex of the ladder is the___ assisted by a council of states the (a) Sarkin (b) Dongari (c) Madawaki
The Nupe people were known as skillful boat builders and the state was founded by _____(a) Tosoeda Mathew (b) Tosoeda Edegi (c) Tosoeda Edgar
The Nupe state was well-watered by rivers Niger and Kaduna which gave way to____ (a) farming and fishing (b) ore and coal (c) mining and camping
The Nupe kingdom was divided into four zones headed by zonal chiefs, responsible to___(a) Atsu (b) Astu-Estu (c) Etsu (d) King
Apart from trade. Nupe got revenue from taxes and tributes from vassals (a) False (b) True (c) Maybe
In the Nupe____ reign witnessed the advent of Islam in the kingdom (a) Tsoede (b) Estu Jibrin’s (c) Nupekian
The__ Hausa states and Kanem Bornu empire related very well in the following areas before the coming of Europeans (a) fourteen (b) fifteen (c) sixteen (d) eleven
Ile- Ife is in_____is seen as the place of origin and as a sacred town (a) Oyo (b) Ogun (c) Osun state
Nok and Ife art are from the Nok civilization because beaded neck, wrists and ankles were also found (a) Maybe (b) True (c) False
The relationship between Ife and Benin Empire in the Pre-colonial Era are the following except___(a) marriage (b) cordial relationship (c) military war
The last Ogiso ruler was___an incompetent ruler who clashed with the nobles and was banished (a) Owodo (b) Uzama (c) Igodo
History can be defined as ______(a) any story that is properly told (b) the study of stories (c) the study of past events as they relate (d) the study of man-made stories
The pleasure in knowing the past and shaping one’s imaginations about the present and future is known as___(a) civic education (b) government (c) history (d) social studies
Ife and Nok artist showed their interest in making____figurines (a) animal (b) building (c) human (d) plant
Societies celebrate their heroes and heroines because___(a) of their good deeds (b) of their wealth (c) of their high social classes (d) they could not meet them alive
The findings of Nok Culture were mostly of human and animal____(a) bones (b) heads (c) skins (d) feeds
The following are examples of oral traditions except___(a) memoirs (b) legends (c) praise songs (d) proverbs
_____ were involved in the trans – Atlantic slave trade in the pre colonial era (a) Borno state (b) Niger Delta City states (c) Kogi state
The Portuguese took their first cargo of ten Negro slaves who were used as ____(a) hawkers (b) housewife (c) household servants
The slave trade started in West Africa, a trade which later covered a period of about (a) 300 years (b) 400 years (c) 500 years
The slave trade in West Africa caused___(a) good life (b) wealth (c) loss of lives and properties
All of the following are culture and customs major areas with a lot of differences of civilization in Nigeria except__(a) marriage (b) language (c) Home
Objects made and used by man in the past are___(a) arte-facts (b) articles (c) folklores (d) legends
Stories about animals and people told with the airm of teaching the culture of a particular people is ____(a) folklores (b) legends (c) myths (d) oral traditions
The following are secondary sources of history except___(a) dairies (b) documentaries (c) letters (d) oral tradition
Which of the following is not an importance of history to an individual? (a) actualizing self discovery (b) encouraging loyalty to the state (c) enhancing one’s [ride (d) enhancing societal development
Societies celebrate their heroes and heroines because___(a) of their good deeds (b) of their wealth (c) of their high social classes (d) they could not meet them alive
History is important to the society in the following ways except that it helps____(a) to guide against repetition of past mistakes (b) in leadership training (c) in identity discovery (d) in encouraging ethnic rivalry
The findings of Nok Culture were mostly of human and animal____(a) bones (b) heads (c) skins (d) feeds
Which of these statement is not correct about the importance of history to man? History___(a) depends people’s knowledge about their society (b) enables and individual to recognize his\her potentials (c) helps people to avoid repeating past mistakes (d) helps people to know the truth about their past
The pleasure in knowing the past and shaping one’s imaginations about the present and future is known as___(a) civic education (b) government (c) history (d) social studies
Ife and Nok artist showed their interest in making____figurines (a) animal (b) building (c) human (d) plant
The source of history which gives first-hand information about an event is called___ (a) primary (b) secondary (c) tertiary (d) none of the above
A_____ refers to a group of people that live in a political community under one government. (a) group (b) politicians (c) state
A centralized state can therefore be defined as a territory that is governed by a ___ central authority. (a) single (b) double (c) multiple
Which of the following is not characteristics of centralized state? (a) singular executive (b) flexible constitution (c) double constitution
The centralized states and Kingdoms which existed between 500 – 1800 A.d. are the following except____ (a) Oyo (b) Ghana (c) Benin
_____ has the longest dynasty in World history (a) Kanem Bornu (b) Oyo Empire (c) Benin Empire
The Sefawa dynasty lasted for about____ years (a) 1200 (b) 1000 (c) 100
____ established and consolidated the second Kanuri empire. (a) Mai Ali Ghaji (b) Yerima (c) Galadima
Which of the following do not include the Hausa state? (a) Abuja (b) Kano (c) Lagos (d) Katsina
At the apex of the ladder in Hausa constitution is called___(a) Dongari (b) Galadima (c) Sarkin
____ was the first woman to become the Sarauniya (queen) in a male-dominated society during her reign between 1576 to 1610 (a) Queen Amina (b) Queen Zaria (c) Queen Sarafina
The state was well-watered by rivers Niger and Kaduna which gave way to____(a) palm oil and oil (b) art and craft (c) farming and fishing
___ is the son of an Igala prince, was the founder of Nupe state (a) Jubrin (b) Isoede (c) Etsu
The first fulani Etsu of Nupe Kingdom and ruled Nupe Kingdom from___(a) Bida (b) Zaria (c) Kano
The Igala kingdom was founded by Abutu-Eje in the____century (a) 17^th (b) 16^th (c) 15^th
____ kingdom was ruled by nine high officials called the Igala Mela who are custodians of the sacred Earth shrine. (a) Benin (b) Oyo (c) Igala
____ is one of the Niger-Benue confluence states. (a) Hausa (b) Igala (c) Eko
The major source of income of the Jukun during the period covered by researchers was the___(a) market oil (b) palm wine (c) slave trade
______ people practiced divine kingship and the king (Aku) was sacred and surrounded by taboos. (a) Jukun (b) Igala (c) Hausa
Oyo Empire was founded by ___(a) Yorubas (b) Ooni (c) Oranmiyan

History Exam Questions Objectives (OBJ) Answers

1.B 2.A 3.A 4.C 5.A

6.B 7.A 8.D 9.A 10.B

11.A 12.C 13.B 14.B 15.A

16.C 17.B 18.C 19.A 20.C

21.C 22.C 23.A 24.B 25.A

26.B 27.C 28.B 29.C 30.C

31.A 32.A 33.D 34.C 35.A

36.D 37.B 38.B 39.C 40.C

41.A 42.C 43.A 44.C 45.B

46.A 47.B 48.A 49.C 50.C

51.A 52.C 53.B 54.A 55.B

56.C 57.B 58.C 59.B 60.C

SECTION B THEORY

1a. Define centralization

1b. State the factors that influence the formation of states.

1c. Explain the origin of Kanem and Borno empire

1d. Factors that led to the rise of the second Kanuri empire.

2a. Discuss the Nupe kingdom.

2b. What role did Islam play in the development of the Hausa states?

2c. Write notes on the relationship between Ife and Benin Empire

3a. Discuss the relationship between the Igbos and the Niger Delta city states in the pre-colonial era

3b. State any two significance of Igbo-ukwu culture to Nigerian history

3c. State the differences between Ife and Benin kingdom in the pre-colonial period

4a. State three differences between oyo empire and Nupe kingdom

4b. EXPLAIN culture and CUSTOMS

3rd term Secondary School Exam Questions and answers. Basic 8/JSS2 Examination Questions for third term subjects-Edudelight Examination

Home Economics JSS2 Examination Question For Third Term

SECTION A: OBJECTIVES ANSWER ALL

One of the quality of a home maker is (a) being a good role model to the children (b) stealing (c) extravagance spending (d) buying foreign goods
Human resources exist in _____ (a) books (b) families (c) school (d) people
Food and housing are the ____ needs a family must have to survive (a) primary needs (b) secondary needs (c) university needs (d) tertiary needs
______ is a type of flower (a) rose (b) vegetables (c) water leaf (d) mango leaf
Cloth should be aired before they are ______ (a) washed (b) stored (c) ironed (d) rinsed
Cloth should not be stored in a ____ (a) box (b) wardrobe (c) damp place (d) drawer
Which is a characteristic of a home (a) a home maker must be intelligent (b) must be enthusiastic (c) must be resourceful (d) all of the above
A set of Kettle is found in the ______ (a) room (b) kitchen (c) dining room (d) sitting room
Which of the following DOES NOT belong to this group (a) bed (b) pillow (c) mattress (d) tub
The television set is commonly found in the ___ (a) room (b) kitchen (c) dining room (d) sitting room
The job of a man in the family is ______ (a) wash cloth and plate for the family (b) destroy the image of the family (c) having a non-chalant attitude towards the family (d) protecting and providing for the family
Vacuum cleaner are used for ____ (a) cleaning the bathrooms (b) washing the car (c) cleaning or rugs and carpet (d) painting
The unpleasant smell that comes from the body is called ____ (a) perfume (b) odor (c) smell (d) complexion
Breast development in girls is (a) not always a sign of puberty (b) a sign of illness (c) a sign of illness (d) a sign of size
Protein give ____ to the body (a) growth (b) protect the body (c) strength (d) energy
One of the advantages of water closet (WC) is that (a) it is very dirty (b) it is hygienic (c) it is not convenient (d) it is not comfortable to use
The bedroom is used for (a) playing games with friends (b) entertaining visitors (c) sleeping and resting (d) cooking
A home maker must see her home as the _____ (a) fighting club (b) gossip house (c) heart of the family (d) breeding of bad children
Flower helps the home to ____ (a) make the home ugly (b) breaks the home (c) unstable the home (d) beautify the home
Meat is associated to what classes of food (a) carbohydrate (b) protein (c) vitamin (d) fat & oil
______ are used for meeting family needs (a) standards (b) goals (c) resources (d) tools
Basic needs are important for ____ (a) survivals (b) status (c) recreation (d) relaxation
Human Immuno deficiency virus causes (a) aids (b) syphilis (b) gonorrhea (c) malaria
The process where a person prescribes a drug for self is called _____ (a) self-discipline (b) self-acceptance (c) self-injection (d) self-medication
Healthy of proper nutrition and habit can help you (a) become fair (b) look and feel better (c) become weak (d) became fair
Which of the following is NOT a carbohydrate food (a) rice (b) yam (c) cassava (d) eggs
One of the following is NOT a sexually transmitted disease (a) gonorrhea (b) malaria (c) hiv (d) aids
One of the following is a feature of the traditional bathroom (a)it is simple and easy to build (b) it is expensive to build (c) It is very beautiful (d) it contains a water closet
Scrubbing brush can be used for cleaning the following EXCEPT (a) concrete floor (b) terrazzo floor (c) mud floor (d) ceramics tiles
Cloth can be stored in all EXCEPT (a) box (b) bed (c) closet (d) drawer
A deeper stage of rest and unconscious of surrounding is (a) relaxing (b) sleeping (c) rest (d) dozing
The way of life of a family is their (a) likes & dislikes (b) life style (c) goals (d) resources
The age of puberty in boys and girls is ______(a) certain (b) prolonged (c) different (d) equal
The struggle between two or more people who disagree is called______(a) crisis (b) problem (c) conflict (d) challenge
__________is a place for keeping important personal belongings (a) bedroom (b) dining room (c) sitting room (d) kitchen
Our home surrounding can be beautified with______ (a) vegetable (b) crops (c) flower (d) fruits
What is the function of exercise? It ______ (a) makes one look attractive (b) gives you energy (c) increase your strength (d) make your mind and body active
Which of the following is NOT a quality of a good home maker? (a) patient (b) obedient (c) dishonest
Excessive consumption of sweets by children can lead to _____(a) tooth decay (b) good health (c) tooth health (d) strong teeth
Which of the following will you find in a modern building (a) pit latrine (b) water closet (c) bucket latrine (d) open toilet
The diet that contains all the essential nutrients that are needed by the body is known as ___________(a) complete diet (b) balanced diet (c) incomplete diet
Nursing mothers with HIV can pass it to their babies through_____(a) hugging (b) breast milk (c) hand shaking (d) sleeping
One of the following is NOT sexual transmitted disease____(a) AIDS (b) HIV (c) Malaria (d) Syphilis
Modern kitchen usually has drainage for_______(a) garbage (b) waste water (c) refuse (d) rubbish
Which of the following do not eat the flesh of animals? (a) aged (b) children (c) the sick (d) the vegetarians
All these are cleaning agent EXCEPT (a) detergent (b) paints (c) polishes (d) solvent
The person that sees to the smooth running of all the affairs of the home is the ______(a) home worker (b) home maker (c) host (d) guest
The term used collectively to include a variety of textile articles used in the home is_______(a) bed linen (b) household linen (c) kitchen linen (d) table linen
The most essential equipment in the bedroom is __(a) bed (b) traveling bag (c) wardrobe (d) wrapper
A strict vegetarian will not eat any_____(a) carrot (b) animal food (c) soya beans (d) vegetable protein
____ is a struggle between two or more people who disagree. (a) love (b) verbal words (c) conflict
A____conflict is a struggle between two or more family members who disagree over issues. (a) family (b) marriage (c) couple
Which of the following is not causes of conflicts in the families? (a) power struggles (b) personal food (c) personality differences
A family___is a situation that marks a turning point when things cease to go on as usual in the family (a) crisis (b) war (c) conflict
The arrival of a new baby is normally a joy to the family but it can also be a source of crisis (a) True (b) false (c) maybe
Conflicts resolution is a process that occurs in __stages (a) four (b) five (c) six
_____ means one’s level of cleanliness. It is the practice of keeping yourself and other surroundings clean, especially in order to prevent illness or the spread of diseases. (a) healthy (b) environment (c) hygiene
____ is the short span of time which marks the beginning of sexual maturation. This period differs between boys and girls. (a) puberty (b) posture (c) adolescent
_____ is the monthly flow of blood from the womb, through the vagina and this occurs in every woman of child bearing age. (a) menstrual hygiene (b) menstruation (c) personal hygiene
____ odour is an unpleasant smell that comes from the body (a) armpit (b) body (c) mouth

Home Economics Exam Questions Objectives (OBJ) Answers

1.A 2.B 3.A 4.A 5.B

6.C 7.D 8.B 9.D 10.D

11.D 12.C 13.B 14.D 15.B

16.B 17.C 18.C 19.D 20.B

21.C 22.A 23.A 24.D 25.B

26.D 27.B 28.A 29.C 30.B

31.B 32.B 33.C 34.C 35.A

36.C 37.D 38.C 39.A 40.B

41.B 42.B 43.C 44.B 45.D

46.B 47.B 48.B 49.A 50.B

51.C 52.A 53.B 54.A 55.A

56.B 57.C 58.A 59.B 60.B

SECTION A THEORY

A. Definition of Home economics

B. Who is a home-maker?

C. List 4 characteristic of a home-maker

A. What is a Family House?

B. List and explain 5 functional areas in the family house

C. List 5 equipments and 5 tools for maintaining the family house

A. List and explain the method of guide lines for maintaining the family house
A. What is Flower Arrangement?

B. List and explain the types of flower arrangement

C. List 5 types of flower suitable for flower arrangement

What are the uses of flower in the functional area
A. What is House Hold Linen?

B. List and explain the types of house hold linen.

SECTION B THEORY

1a. Define Family value

1b. Give four importance of family value

2a. What is Conflict? Or Family crisis?

2b. List four (4) causes of family conflict

3a. Define Personal Hygiene

3b. Give four (4) causes of body odour

4a. Define Balance diet

4b. State the six classes of food

SECTION C THEORY

State four causes of conflicts in the family

State methods of conflict resolution in the family

List and explain four other types of family crisis and conflict

What do you understand by menstrual cycle

Mention ways of preventing body odour

What are family resources?

Mention the two types of resources with examples

Mention two other types of resources available to a family.

List and explain three characteristics of resources.

Define the meaning of “Decision Making”.

List and explain the five steps in decision making.

Mathematics JSS2 Examination Question For Third Term

OBJECTIVE PARTS: SECTION A

What is the place value of 3 in 4286.2136? (a)unit (b)thousandth (c)hundredth (d)ten
The square root of 12¹/₄ is _____ (a) 3¹/₂(b) 3³/₄ (c) 2¹/₃ (d) 1¹/₃
What must be multiplied by 144 to make it a perfect square? (a)1 (b)3 (c)12 (d)6
What is the decimal expansion of ¹/₃ correct to the three decimal places (a)0.013 (b)0.333 (c)0.03 (d)0.3
The difference between square of 9 and its square root divide by 2 is ______ (a)39 (b)64 (c)18 (d)78
Round off 4,320 to the nearest hundred (a)4300 (b)4000 (c)3000 (d)430
Express 8.75 in standard form (a)85.7 X 10² (b) 85.7 X 10^-2 (c)875 X 10^-2 (d)87.5 X 10^-1
Express in simple ratio 850mm to 1m (a)17:1 (b)2:5 (c)17:20 (d)85:1
A farmer planted oranges on a plot of land which is 140m by 48m. what is the area of the plantation? (a)6,620m² (b)6,725m²(c)6720m² (d)6270m²
When rounding off or approximating numbers, the digits 5,6,7,8 and 9 are rounded up to (a)0 (b)1 (c)2 (d)5
2³ X 3² X 5 stand for _____ (a)360 (b)180 (c)144 (d)200
Binary numbers are also called _____ number (a)base four (b)base ten (c)base five (d)base two
Evaluate -3 – (-3) = (a)9 (b)0 (c)-6 (d)-9
The sum of 237,143.00 was budgeted to be spent on welfare by a special welfare club. Express this amount in standard form (a)2.371 X 10⁵(b) 2.371 X 10³ (c)2.371 X 10^-3 (d)2.371 X 10^-5
Find by factors the square root of 3136 (a)56 (b)26 (c)36 (d)46
If (-24) ÷ (-3) = y, then y = _____ (a)+72 (b)+8 (c)-8 (d)+ -8
Find the least number by which 112 must be multiplied to give a perfect square (a)11 (b)2 (c)14 (d)7
Express 0.5046 correct to 3 decimal places (a)0.504 (b)0.505 (c)0.501 (d)0.516
What is the value of p²q – q²p, if p = 3 and q = 1 (a)6 (b)-6 (c)12 (d)0
_____ begins from the decimal point (a)round off (b)significant figure (c)decimal places (d)nearest ten
_____ is a positive whole number with only two factors, itself and 1 (a)factor (b)index (c)no idea (d)prime number
What percentage of 4 is 5? (a)80% (b)20% (c)25% (d)120%
In 2010, a watch cost 2,800. In 2014, the Same watch cost 5200. Give the 2010 cost to the 2014 cost as a ratio in its simplest terms (a)1:2 (b)28:58 (c)7:13 (d)14:26
Approximate 9852 to 1 significant figure (a)9000 (b)10,000 (c)9,800 (d)9,850
Round off 3.9695 to 2 decimal places. (a)4.00 (b)3.96 (c)3.97 (d)3.970
Find the highest common factor of 325,350 and 375 (a)25 (b)23 (c)15 (d)13
What is the value of 96²? (a)7216 (b)8216 (c)7226 (d)9216
If the square root of 4 is 2, then find the square root of 400 (a)20 (b)200 (c)2000 (d)201
What fraction of 1 minute is 15 seconds in percentage (a)20% (b)25% (c)30% (d)15%
Express 2.5 X 10⁵ in its ordinary form (a)2500000 (b)25000000 (c)250000 (d)2500
John thinks of a number. 18 is subtracted from the number, the result gives – 2. What is the number? (a) 22 (b) 18 (c) 16 (d) 20
Express 20% as a decimal number (a) 2.00 (b) 0.002 (c) 0.2 (d) 0.02
The following are polygons except ________ (a) triangle (b) quadrilateral (c) heptagon (d) circle
How many faces have a cylinder? (a) 1 (b) 3 (c) 4 (d) 2
Simplify – 4 X – 2 X – 3 (a) – ½ (b) 2 (c) ½ (d) – 2

– 2 X – 6

Solve the equation X + 2 + 2X = 10 (a) 1 1/7 (b) 4⅔ (c) 9⅓ (d) 4 3
If a = 2, put ( >, <, ≤, ≥, or = ) in the box for the inequality below: a + 2a a + 8 (a) ≥ (b) > (c) ≤ (d) <
Evaluate: 2a – 3b, given that a = 2 b = – 2 c = 1 (a) – 2 (b) 0 (c) 1 (d) 2

A hallow cuboids measures 60cm by 15cm by 20cm. how many liters can it hold? (1 liter = 1000cm³) (a) 1.8 liters (b) 180 liters (c) 1800 liters (d) 18 liters
Which of these is not a plane shape? (a) trapezium (b) triangle (c) circle (d) sphere
Dammy saves ₦ 150 daily. How much will he save in two weeks? (a) ₦1050 (b) ₦ 300 (c) ₦2100 (d) ₦1500
A basket contains 400 oranges and 40 are bad. What is the percentage of the good ones? (a) 50% (b) 60% (c) 90% (d) 80%
The sum of two numbers is 17 and their difference is 3. Find the numbers? (a) – 10 and 7 (b) – 10 and – 7 (c) 10 and 7 (d) 10 and – 7
If the square root of 4 is 2, then find the square root of 400. (a) 20000 (b) 200 (c) 20 (d) 2000
Find the sum of 600ml, 900ml and 60ml in liters (a) 1560l (b) 156.0l (c) 1.56l (d) 15.60l
A rectangular court yard has a perimeter of 100m. if one side is 30m long, find the length of the other side’s (a) 20cm (b) 30cm (c) 70cm (d) 50cm
The net shown below is that of a____

(a) Prism (b) cylinder (c) cube (d) cone

Which of the following interprets the above number line? (a) 2 < x >3 (b) 2 > x ≤ 3 (c) 2 < x ≥ 3 (d) 2 ≥ x ≤ 3
If 24 = 2f +3f + f, find f (a) 8 (b) 4 (c) 6 (d) 2
Simplify – 8 – (- 12) + (- 2) (a) – 2 (b) +2 (c) – 22 (d) +22
The point of intercession of x and y axis in a graph is called a/an _______ (a) Cartesian (b) origin (c) plane (d) coordinate
Find the area of a parallelogram with base 8cm and vertical height 5cm (a) 80cm² (b) 40cm² (c) 26cm² (d) 13cm²



			X

Solve this equation 5x + 5 = 26 + 2x (a) 5 (b) 26 (c) 7 (d) 8
Find the value of w when w = – 3 and v = – 5

2v – w

(a) 3/7 (b) – 3 /7 (c) 3/13 (d) – 3 /13

Express 6 ¼ as improper fraction (a) 25/4 (b) 24/11 (c) 25/2 (d) 24/5
Subtract 18 from the product of – 6 and 3 (a) 36 (b) – 36 (c) – 18 (d) 0
An airport runaway measuring 450m is drawn to a scale of 1cm to represent 100cm. find its length in the drawing (a) 4.5cm (b) 5.5cm (c) 4.ocm (d) 3.5cm
What is the area of a triangle with base 4cm and height 8cm? (a) 16cm² (b) 9cm² (c) 14cm² (d) 6cm²
Each face of a cuboids is in the shape of a _____ (a) rectangle (b) circle (c) square (d) triangle
Calculate the area of a square advertising board of length 14cm (a) 196cm² (b) 169cm² (c) 691cm² (d) 961cm²

Mathematics Exam Questions Objectives (OBJ) Answers

1.B 2.A 3.C 4.B 5.A

6.A 7.A 8.D 9.C 10.B

11.A 12.D 13.C 14.A 15.A

16.B 17.C 18.A 19.D 20.C

21.D 22.C 23.A 24.B 25.C

26.A 27.D 28.A 29.B 30.A

31.C 32.C 33.D 34.B 35.D

36.C 37.D 38.D 39.D 40.D

41.C 42.C 43.C 44.C 45.C

46.A 47.C 48.D 49.B 50.B

51.A 52.B 53.C 54.A 55.A

56.D 57.A 58.A 59.A 60.A

SECTION A THEORY

Solve for x; – ⅓ of 36x²(4 marks)

b. When x = 4, y = – 5 and Ƶ = – 3. Find the value of:

i. (x + Ƶ) (3 marks) ii. (y + 5 Ƶ) (3 marks)

(x +y) X

Solve the following and represent your answer in a number line accordingly
X ≤ – 3 and x ≤ 8 (3 marks)
X < 7 and x ≤ – 5 (3 marks)

b. represent y < 6 and x ≥ – 6 in a Cartesian graph (4 marks)

Solve the following inequalities by representing your answer in a Cartesian graph
– 3y < – 6 (2 marks)
– 2x + 4 ≥ 6 (2 marks)
2x ≥ 5x + 6 (2 marks)
A rectangular filed measures 45m by 30m. Draw a plan of the field. Use measurement to find the distance between opposite corners of the field. (4 marks)
Draw the graph of y = 4x – 7 for values of x from – 3 to + 3. From the graph find:
The value of y when x = 2.5
The value of x when y = – 13

The coordinates of the points where the line cuts the axis. (10 marks)

SECTION B THEORY

Estimate 2929.469 to the nearest
Whole number
Ten
Hundredth
Thousand

Convert each of these in standard form
4836000 ii. 0.008499

2B. Express 36% as a percentage

Decimal fraction
Fraction in lowest term
Ratio in lowest term

3. Change these standard forms to ordinary form

i. 6x 10⁴ ii. 8×10³ iii. 9×10⁸ iv. 8.5×10⁴ v. 3.4×10²

4. Round off these numbers to

(i) 1 significant figure (ii) 2 significant figure (iii) 3 significant figure

a. 168.8

b. 3.906

c. 0.03355

d. 0.06752

e. 0.0006666

Simplify and supply the right answer to these questions

-5 X 2y =
-45x ÷ -9 =
4y X -5 =
-33ab

11b

-8 X (-2) =
-3a X 7=
-6 – 4=
+18 ÷ -6 =
(-6) + (+6) + 0 =
-8 – (-12)+(-2) =

PHE JSS2 Examination Question For Third Term

SECTION A: OBJECTIVES

____is the activity a person participates in voluntarily without monetary gain. (a) leisure (b) recreation (c) dance (d) indoor activities
The act of moving the body in rhythmic way is called ____(a) jump (b) kick (c) fly (d) dance
What activities that are performed inside? (a) recreational activities (b) external recreational activities (c) internal recreational activities (d) indoor recreational activities
Ludo, scrabbles, dart, snake and ladder, ayo, etc are examples of _____ recreational activities (a) outdoor (b) external (c) internal (d) indoor
____ is the movement of the body and feet to conform with the style of beats, songs and music. (a) agemo dance (b) dance (c) bata dance (d) sharo dance
social dance helps socialization especially among the youth. (a) true (b) false (c) maybe
Accidents that occur in the home, surroundings and neighborhood is called ____accident (a) school (b) work place (c) sport (d) home
Occupational accidents can result to___ (a) injury (b) physical handicap (c) death (d) all of the above
The accident that occurs in form of falls, cut , dislocation, burns and fracture is ____accident (a) home (b) school (c) transportation (d) industrial
The immediate and temporary care given to an accident victim until medical attention is provided by a qualified doctor is ____(a) first aider (b) second aider (c) first aid (d) aid
Domestic accidents occur where? (a) school (b) home (c) class (d) bus
Another name for domestic accident is ________(a) home (b) bus (c) class (d) road
Judo is a _____ art (a) inter marital (b) martial (c) comfortable (d) balanced
What year did Judo get official? (a) 1982 (b) 1972 (c) 1962 (d) 1952
At the beginning and end of Judo, the two Judoka must____ (a) bow (b) slap (c) jump (d) kneel
Englishman David Foster invented table tennis In___(a) 1970 (b) 1890 (c) 1980
_____ involves hitting the ball over a net from one half of the table to the other (a) basketball (b) volleyball (c) table tennis
The game of table tennis can also be called the___ game (a) ping pong (b) ludo (c) hyper
Which of the following is not basic skills or techniques in table tennis __(a) the grip (b) the service (c) the scorer
All are table tennis equipments except___(a) the net (b) the compound (c) the board
Which of the rules is not correct about table tennis (a) service change at the count of two point (b) each server has two chance (c) ball must bounce once
The nature of table tennis is ___(a) it’s a racket game (b) a ball is kept (c) its played as double
Which of the following is not a basic type of grips? (a) forehand (b) right-hand (c) backhand
___ Conducts a toss for the competitors to start the game and declares the winner or loser (a) referee (c) coach (c) umpire
___ monitor the movement of balls that fall in and out of the court and signal to the umpire (a) linesman (b) referee (c) commentator
____ programme can be defined as a programme of health activities designed and executed purposely to improve on the health status of the school child (a) school health (b) school board (c) school doctors
___ is a process of ensuring that the environment is safe and conducive for members of the community (a) school health (b) community health (c) hygiene
The acronym FRESH means___(a) focusing resources effective school health (b) focusing or effective school health (c) focusing for effective school program
The school health programmed consist of __major component of activity (a) 3 (b) 5 (c) 4
___ pollution is the contamination of the environment with harmful, toxic and and hazardous substances. (a) pollution (b) environmental (c) school
A field event that involves jumping over a horizontally placed obstacle that is supported by two upright is known as …(a). pole vault (b). light jump (c). javelin (d). gymnastics
The following is not a requirement for a polevault (a). agility (b). speed (c). flexibility (d). weakness
All these are reason for traditional dance except. (a) planting and raining season (b).new year festival (c).coronation ceremonies (d). all of the above.
Field event are activities that involve____ (a) throws only (b) jumps only (c) throws and jump (d) none of the above
All these are factors that causes injury except (a). natural and environment element (b). human element (c).plant element (d).none of the above
____ are the prevention of domestic accident except (a) good structural designs (b) avoid slippery (c) maintenance of proper home management (d) always be in haste around the house
All these are measures of preventing sport injuries except ………… (a). knowing where and how to obtain help (b). development of safety habit (c). the development of appropriate attitude and awareness of situation that can deal with accident (d). ignorance of safety habit
Example of land pollution is ___(a) energy (b) waste (c) house
Example of air pollution is ____(a) gas (b) generator (c) home
Example of water pollution is___ (a) oil (b) generator (b) car
___ health is a state of well-being of the whole body (a) Personal (b) school (c) public
___ comprises all the activities such as hygiene, exercise and adequate diet (a) health (b) development (c) personal health
The purpose of school health is to ___ (a) chase away learners (b) control communicable diseases (c) flog disobedient students
To establish the school health programmes, there must be adequate planning, administration (a) true (b) false
The purpose of FRESH is to ____(a) improve health status (b) decrease health status (b) discomfort
Which of these is not an activity during recreation? (a) buying and selling (b) playing ludo (c) engaging in sporting activities (d) None of the above
These are the factors that causes injuries except (a) the natural element (b) human element (c) cooperate element (d) none of the above
Dancing is an aspect of physical education used for (a). acquiring styles (b). body control (c). relaxation (d). self-expression
The music of Sunny Ade is called (a).Salsa (b). Juju (c). Jazz (d).kalar
Schools accident happens at… (a). neighborhood (b). railway (c). air crash (d). school environment
____ Is an early childhood mal nutrition of diseases caused by severe protein deficiency. (a) anemia (b) kwashiorkor (c) obesity
A___ disease is a disease that cannot be transmitted through the contact from one person to another or from animal to man (a) non-communicable (b) communicable (c) contact
____ is the way the body is held while standing, sitting and walking. It can be defined as the alignment of the body. (a) exercise (b) sport (c) posture
____ is regarded as the round shoulders which involves the bones and muscles of the back to assume a haunch or humped condition. (a) kyphosis (b) scoliosis (c) flat foot
____ provides opportunity for regular interaction with many social institutions. Sports play a major role in the society. (a) sport (b) society (c) exercise
____ trafficking is defined as the illegal recruitment, transportation, harbouring or receipt of people for the purposes of slavery and forced labour and servitude (a) drug (b) human (c) food
Which of the following is not basic skills in basketball? (a) passing (b) shooting (c) heading
___ is played by two teams of 12 players, each team with 5 players on each side at a given period. (a) football (b) basketball (c) volleyball
The National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) was created on 14th of July____(a) May (b) June (c) July
____ law is the body of legal issues at work in the world of both amateur and professional sports. (a) soccer (b) sport (c) game

PHE Exam Questions Objectives (OBJ) Answers

1.B 2.D 3.D 4.D 5.B

6.A 7.D 8.D 9.A 10.C

11.B 12.A 13.B 14.B 15.A

16.B 17.C 18.A 19.C 20.B

21.B 22.A 23.B 24.C 25.A

26.A 27.B 28.A 29.C 30.B

31.A 32.D 33.A 34.C 35.D

36.D 37.D 38.B 39.A 40.A

41.A 42.C 43.B 44.A 45.A

46.A 47.C 48.D 49.B 50.D

51.B 52.A 53.C 54.A 55.A

56.B 57.C 58.B 59.C 60.B

SECTION A THEORY

1. Who is a Judoka?

2. outline 4 rules and regulations of Judo

3. List the 2 types of recreational activities and explain

4. List 10 examples of indoor and outdoor recreational activities

5. Highlight 4 major causes of domestic accident

6. State 3 ways of preventing domestic accident

7. What are field events?

8. Field events are grouped into 2. List & explain

9. What is the weight specification for discuss?

10. List 3 rules guiding throwing events

SECTION B – THEORY

1a. What do understand by fresh approach to school health program?

1b. What is the meaning of FRESH?

2a. Define School health program

2b. Define Environmental pollution list 4 types

3a. Suggest four general measures for preventing environmental pollution

3b. Give three equipment and facilities in tennis

4a. State two rules in tennis

4b. Mention four officials in tennis

SECTION C THEORY

Mention four preventive measures against non-communicable diseases

Mention two causes of non-communicable diseases

Meaning of Posture and postural defects

State the kinds of postures and explain their examples

Explain effects of bad posture

Define sports

State four functions of sports in the society

State and Explain issues and challenges in P.H.E Explain human trafficking

Determine the causes of human trafficking

Explain sports law?

List four sports laws and explain two

1. Explain game ?

2. Define basketball game ?

3. List three basic skills in basketball ?

a.________________________

b.________________________

c.________________________

4. List three safety rules in basketball?

a._________________________

b._________________________

c._________________________

Security Education JSS2 Examination Question For Third Term

SECTION A: OBJECTIVES

…………… is an illegal act which attracts punishment (a). anointing (b). crime (c). time
………….. is a lesser crime punishable by fine (a). uncommon crime (b). find crime (c). common crime
All are common crimes except (a). drug abuse (b). gambling (c). game
All are common crimes except (a). theft (b). embroid (b). embezzlement
All are common crimes except (a). gambling (b). bribery (c). tension
If a criminal activity is going on, avoid ………… (a). sleeping (b). dancing with criminal (c). being seen around
Choose correct option, if criminal activity is on (a). practice bruce lee (b). copy vandamme (c). hide and call appropriate authorities
Report suspicious activity around your environment (a) immediately noticed (b). later after crime (c). tomorrow after story
Rushing into a crime scene Is best (a) True (b) False
Criminals / defaulters should not be punished after apprehensive (a) True (b) False
……….. is an security agents to call when you observe there is robbery activity taking place (a). aboki (b). police (c). camera men
Most times before a crime goes to the community, it is first showcased in ……………. (a). church (b). mosque (c). schools
………….. students should be cautioned (a). brilliant (b). Intelligent (c). aggressive
Verbal bullying is not a common crime in school (a) True (b) False
Intimidation is a common crime in school (a) True (b) False
Gang initiation is a common crime among the old aged ones (a) True (b) False
Physical fighting between students cannot be stopped by teachers (a) True (b) False
If parents fight in kids present, the kids are likely to ……………….. (a). learn fight with the others in school (b) play with others in school (c). joke with others in school
Abusive words is offensive and can cause violence (a) True (b) False
………….. is used to help students with suspected criminal behavior (a). counting (b). counseling (c). kanting
The following are major insecurity breaches facing Nigeria except (a) robbery (b) assassination (c) kidnapping (d) walking
__________can be used to solve the problem of insecurity in Nigeria (a) security education (b) geography (c) social studies
_____________ can be define as an act committed to violation of law (a) crime (b) job (c) justice
____________is the proper planning for preventing emergencies from happening (a) crime (b) law (c) emergency management
___________includes the selling transporting or importing of illegal substances (a) stealing (b) trafficking (c) robbery
___________is the Federal service established to render services during fire accident (a) LASTMA (b) Fire fighters (c) NEMA
The following are the types of emergency situation except_____(a) collapsed building (b) food safety (c) food cooking
Crime can be reduced through the following except_______(a) ensures the well-being of people (b) good education (c) reduction in population
__________is a major cause of crime all around the world (a) over population (b) poverty (c) under population
Rape can also be called______(a) sexual assault (b) trafficking (c) robbery
Cult members are liable to committing _____(a) crime (b) rape (c) alcohol
___________is an agency established in Lagos to reduce road accident (a) LASEMA (b) NEMA (c) LASTMA
_______is what to do if raped not when raped (a) report the crime (b) shout (c) keep it to oneself
The following are examples of theft except_______________(a) burglary (b) robbery (c) looking (d) keeping of one’s property
The law enforcement agencies can help to reduce __________(a) theft (b) crime (b) reading (d) eating
Common crime in the school environment are these except________(a) social activities (b) gang activities (c) bullying (d) verbal abuse
The following are government agents that crime can be reported to except_________ (a) night guard (b) police force (c) army (d) FRSC
Government officials are ultimately responsible for disasters (a) Yes (b) No
The following are among emergency management except_____(a) flood (b) smoking (c) fire disaster (d) accident
Emergency management agency’s include the following except____________(a) NEMA (b) LASEMA (c) LASTMA (d) PHCN
__ can be defined as urgent situations that require the suspension of the constitution in order to restore law and order. (a) human rights (b) law and order (c) emergency
Which of the following is not ways of reducing emergency? (a) respect for constitution (b) public enlightenment (c) election campaign
_______ is a process of creating an avenue which helps people in the community to reduce possibility of hazards and how to cope with them (a) emergency scene (b) emergency management (c) emergency school
____is second stage cannot be possible if the state of preparedness is very poor, this state involves movement of personnel, resources, equipment to the place of event, what is needed to save the situation depends on the event (a) recover aspect (b) prompt response (c) planning aspect
Which of the following cannot lead to emergency situation? (a) flood (b) accidents (c) muscle grip
____ can effectively and efficiently respond to emergency management (a) Police (b) LAWMA (c) LNS
The community security agents can respond to emergency through the following approaches except__ (a) signal detection approach (b) burning of tire (c) communication strategic approach
_____ is an integral part of the society ,therefore it is not immune from any form of emergencies (a) house (b) home (c) school
Emergency situations in school may include all of the following except___(a) fire (b) climbing (c) drowning
Emergency situations at home include all of the following except___(a) suffocation (b) fall (c) crying
____ is a sudden disorderliness in the society leading to panic, death, Injury, looting, etc (a) riot (b) emergency (c) cultism
Which of the following is not a form of riot? (a) religious riot (b) student riot (c) family riot
Response time is an important aspect of emergency response. (a) True (b) False (c) No
____ services are organizations that ensure public safety, security, and health by addressing and resolving different emergencies. (a) health services (b) emergency service (c) public service
Which of the following is not a type of rescue? (a) Non-entry (b) Self rescue (c) runway rescue
One of the common medical emergency is ____(a) bleeding (b) injury (c) fall
Which of the following is a solution to emergency situation? (a) expand hospital capacity (b) reduce hospital (c) travel abroad for treatment
The purpose of rescue responsive operations is to ______ (a) reduce life (b) save lives (c) cure lives
_____means to free from confinement, danger or evil (a) safety (c) security (c) rescue
The Rescue Doctrine states that when someone else causes a crisis, if you attempt to save a person in danger and receive injuries or die, the person who caused the danger is liable for your injuries or death (a) False (b) True (c) Maybe

Security Education Exam Questions Objectives (OBJ) Answers

1.C 2.C 3.C 4.B 5.C

6.C 7.C 8.A 9.B 10.B

11.B 12.C 13.C 14.B 15.B

16.B 17.B 18.C 19.A 20.B

21.D 22.A 23.A 24.C 25.B

26.B 27.C 28.C 29.B 30.A

31.A 32.A 33.A 34.D 35.B

36.A 37.D 38.A 39.B 40.D

41.C 42.C 43.B 44.B 45.C

46.A 47.B 48.C 49.B 50.C

51.A 52.C 53.A 54.B 55.C

56.A 57.A 58.B 59.C 60.B

SECTION A THEORY

Mention 5 ways of responding to common crimes in the environment.
Mention 7 examples of common crimes in school
Identify and explain five ways through which common crimes can be given.
Mention 6 agencies of government that control crimes
What is security consciousness?
Mention types of crime scene management and explain

SECTION B THEORY

1a. Define Emergency management

1b. Mention 5 situations that can lead to emergency management

2a. Outline 5 ways of responding to emergency situations

3. Mention 5 things to do in times of emergency situations

4. List 4 types of emergency situation

5. Mention four (4) types of responses in times of emergency

6. Define Emergency and state three types of emergency

7. State 3 emergency management agencies and their roles or functions

SECTION C THEORY

Explain the Meaning of emergency response
Explain emergency rescue
Outline solutions to emergency situations
Meaning of Riot
Highlight 3 Forms of riot
Enumerate 3 Causes of riot
Shortlist 3 Effects of riot
State five tips on helping others, during emergency
Explain two response during emergency situations
Define Emergency
Mention the steps that are involved in rapid response to emergency
State the meaning of First Aid Treatment
List the content of a first aid box
Mention incidents that occur during period of emergency;
State ways of reducing emergency in a state or nation.

Social Studies JSS2 Examination Question For Third Term

SECTION A – OBJECTIVE

______ is not a procedure in marriage (a) Courtship (b) Proposal (c) Acceptance (d) Friendship
______ is the belief in the existence of god (a) Custom (b) Church (c) Islamic (d) Religion
The following are ways of preventing intake of harmful substance except ________ (a) Avoid eating of stale food (b) Looking out for the expiring dates (c) Smoking of Cigarette (d) Avoid eating of dirty and infected food
In the _____ part of Nigeria , traditional marriage is very expensive (a) western (b) southern (c) eastern (d) northern
One of the following is not what Islam teaches (a) patience (b) love (c) violence (d) honesty
____ is defined as the worth of something (a) integrity (b) courage (c) value (d) fairness
Probity is the quality of behaving in a moral and honesty way (a) True (b) False
What type of marriage allows monogamy (a) Christian and curt (b) Islamic and customary (c) Tradition (d) Islamic
One of the following is not a similarities in our religion (a) War (b) Oneness OF God (C) Agents of socialization (c) Peaceful co – existence
One of these is not an advantages of living together in the family (a) Quarreling (b) Love (c) Confidence (d) Provision
________ is the state of being male or female (a) Stereotypes (b) Gender (c) Human (d) All of the above
One of the following is not an accidents in the school (a) Falls (c) Cuts (c) Fighting (d) Burns
This is a marriage conducted in a registry office of a court (a) Customary (b) Islamic (c) Ordinance (d) Christian
Hausas call God _________ (a) Allah / Ubangiji (b) Abasi (c) Osandowa (d) Olorun
_______ is the acceptable or the right way of doing things in the society (a) Religion value (b) Customary value (c) Societal value (d) None of the above
_________ is the ability to face pain without fear (a) Probity (b) Fair play (c) Courage (d) Uprightness
In Edo traditional marriage, the groom wears _________ (a) Sokoto and Agbada (b) Wrappers and beads (c) Iro and buba (d) Buba and trouser
Living together promotes happiness, Protection and growth in the family (a) True (b) False
These are the seminaries in male and female except _________ (a) They both have legs (b) They are both human (c) They don’t have the same body organs (d) They both have eyes
Gender ________ are the rules or function that people tend to expect of a particular gender (a) Role (b) Function (c)Stereotype (d) Principles
The police, immigration department are involve in preventing _____ (a) drug trafficking (b) sexual abuse (c) child abuse (d) all of abuse
The sexual relationship between parent and child is called (a) rape (b) intercourse (c) sodomy (d) incent
_______ is not a type of child abuse (a) neglect (b) emotional abuse (c) social abuse (d) physical abuse
The following are examples of rape excepts ______ (a) stranger rape (b)date rape (c)statutory rape (d) friendly rape
Social studies is an integrated body of knowledge (a) True (b) False
The following are the importance of voluntary organization except ______ (a) they provides services (b) they provides peace (c) they arrest criminals (d) they carry out clean up campaign
The act of kicking and punching a child is ______ abuse (a)sexual (b) physical (c) emotional (d) none of the above
The consumption of a drug or any other substances in excess is called _______ (a) drug taken (b) drug (c) drug abuse (d) drug prescribe
The following are steps to take if sexually abused except (a) Tell somebody (b) leave the scene (c) get medical treatment (d) ignore it
Drug abuse affect family members in the following ways EXCEPT _______ (a) crime (b) bad relationship (c) emotional damage (d) financial challenge
One of these is not a forms of bribery (a) giving of gifts (b) giving services (c) praising highly (d) none of the above
________ are the reasons people involved in drug trafficking except (a) Poverty (b) greed (c) ignorance (d) good company
___________ are the principal target of the preventive action in drug abuse (a) young people (b) old people (c) women (d) men
The following are the factors of developing country like Nigeria except __________ (a) self-discipline (b) division (c) good leadership (d) honesty
Social studies develop the ability to adapt to changing environment (a) True (b) False (c) No idea
_________ is not a type of drug that are abuse (a) sleep inducing (b) pain killers (c) stimulants (d)cigarettes
Sexual abuse can lead to the following except __________ (a) trauma (b) fear (c) happiness (d) depression
__________ is an example of neglect except (a) harming of the child (b) lack of love (c) failure to pay school fees (d) failure to provide medical care
_________ is an example of a powerful pain killers (a) cocaine (b) amphetamines (c) coffee (d) Indian hemp
________ dependence means that the affected person becomes ill if he stops taking the drug (a) physical (b) emotional (c) spiritual (d) psychological
The word Science comes from Latin word “Scientia” meaning___(a) knowledge (b) creativity (c) wisdom
____ has been defined as a branch of knowledge or study dealing with a body of facts or truths systematically arranged showing operation of general laws. (a) technology (b) science (c) ion
___ is an aspect of knowledge that deals with the creation, use of technical means and their interrelation with life and society. (a) technology (b) science (c) ion
Which of the following is not importance of science and technology? (a) improving standard of living (b) unemployment (c) easy transportation
____ society refers to permission society this means the Nigeria (a) community (b) traditional (c) home
Which of the following following is not a types of traditional science and technology? (a) iron ore smelting (b) wood caving (c) building block houses
The Major occupation in the traditional society is ____(a) agriculture (b) home economics (c) social
___ appliances are electrical machines provided by technology to make the performance of house hold functions easier, faster and more enjoyable. (a) office (b) home (c) school
Which of the following is not an example or types of home appliances? (a) electric iron (b) cooking (c) blender
___ is the process of communicating one’s feeling and needs without violating the right of others. (a) aggressiveness (b) manipulation (c) assertiveness
____ means being violent, rude, and abusive and dis respectful. (a) aggressiveness (b) manipulation (c) assertiveness
____ means expressing one’s need so weekly that it will neither be understood nor addressed. (a) aggressiveness (b) passiveness (c) assertiveness
____ involves pretending everything is alright and trying to get what you want in double ways. (a) aggressiveness (b) manipulation (c) assertiveness
____ refer to the process of keeping part of income earned and valuable such as jewellery and certificate for future use. (a) safe guard (b) saving (c) banking
All of the following are reasons to save except__(a) to secure loan (b) accumulate wealth (c) embezzle
Which of the following is not a way of saving in the past? (a) digging the grounds (b) clay pot (c) contribution
Which of the following is not a way of saving in the modern days? (a) money keepers (b) buying stocks insurance companies
____ is a financial institution established for safe keeping of money valuables and provision of other financial services. (a) bank (b) saving (c) warehouse
_____ is a bank that controls the activities of all banks in a country. (a) commercial (b) central (c) microfinance
___ is the process of sending out information by in individual to another. (a) exchanging (b) communication (c) information

Social Studies Exam Questions Objectives (OBJ) Answers

1.C 2.D 3.C 4.C 5.C

6.C 7.A 8.A 9.A 10.A

11.B 12.C 13.C 14.A 15.C

16.C 17.B 18.A 19.C 20.A

21.A 22.D 23.C 24.D 25.A

26.C 27.B 28.C 29.D 30.D

31.D 32.D 33.A 34.B 35.A

36.C 37.C 38.A 39.A 40.D

41.A 42.B 43.A 44.B 45.B

46.C 47.A 48.B 49.B 50.C

51.A 52.B 53.B 54.B 55.C

56.C 57.A 58.A 59.B 60.B

SECTION A THEORY

Explain the term ‘science’ and differentiate between science and technology.

Define communication and mention the two methods of communication.

Mention and explain five modern and traditional method of communication.

Mention three methods of savings in the past and three methods of savings in the modern days.

Define bank and explain the importance of modern day banking.

Mention and explain the three aspects of science.

State three importance of science and technology.

In what five ways have science and technology influenced the society.

Mention five ways in which science and technology has been misused.

Explain home appliances.

Mention five home appliances and their uses.

State three danger of wrong use of home appliances.

Mention five ways in which wrong use of home appliances can be corrected.

SECTION B THEORY

Define Harmful substance

b. State five (5) ways of preventing harmful substance

State five (5) ways of preventing accidents in the school
What is Societal Values

b. List and explain five (5) examples of societal value

Define Gender

b. State three (3) differences each between male and female

5a. Define Marriage and types

5b. State 3 conditions of marriage

THEORY SECTION C

What is child abuse and list any five (5) types of Child abuse
Define corruption

ii. What is briery and mention its forms

What is Drug trafficking

ii. State five (5) reasons for human trafficking

What is the full meaning of the following words:
E. F. C. C.
I. C. P. C.
L. S. D.

iv. STD’s

v. NGO’s

Yoruba JSS2 Examination Question For Third Term

IPIN KINNI

Dahun gbogbo ibeere wonyii

“Abiodun” je ______ (a) omo ti iya re bi si oju ona (b) omo ti iya re bi so ju ogun (d) omo ti iya re bi ni akoko odun Pataki
“Dada” je _______ (a) omo ti irun ori re ta koko (b) omo ti irun re gun (d) omo ti irun re funfun
Ewo ni kii se oruko abiku? (a) ko kumo (b) malomo (d) kehinde
Ojo ______ ni Yoruba n somoloruko ni aye ode-oni (a) kewaa (b) kefa (d) kejo
_________ je oruko oriki (a) Temitope (b) Ajoke (d) Kokumo
Oruko miiran ti a tun le pe aroko asotan ni _______ (a) oniroyin (b) alapejuwe (d) alalaye
_______ ni asa siso omokunrin ati omobinrin ti won ti balaga papo gege bi oko ati aya (a) oye jije (b) isomoloruko (d) igbeyawo
Asa iran- ara-eni lowo ti a wopo laarin awon agbe ni _____ (a) esusu (b) oge sise (d) aaro
A le be owe lati fi ______ (a) ja o le (b) ko ile (d) pa eniyan
Ewo ni kii se asa iran-ara-enilowo? (a) ebese (b) ajo (c) oye
Olori ele susu gbogbo je _____ eniyan (a) olootu (b) apaniyan (d) odaju
Iye owo ti eniyan ba lagbara ni o maa n di a gege bi ______ (a) owe (b) aaro (d) ajo
Ewi alohun fun orisa ogun ni ________ (a) ogun pipe (b) ijala (d) oya pipe
Esa tabi iwi jemo esin orisa _____ (a) egun gun (b) ogun (d) esu
Orisa ti a maa n fi aja bo ni ______ (a) obatala (b) babalawo (d) ogun
sango pipe jemo orisa _____ (a) esu (b) sango (d) Egungun
Ewi alohun tumo si ______ (a) orin ibile (b) ohn orin fuji (d) ohun orin ti o je abalaye
______ ni ami isegun ogun jija (a) igi (b) ewe tutu (d) ibon
__________ ni olori ogun ile Yoruba (a) oduduwa (b) aare-onakankanfo (d) alaketu

_______ le fa ogun jija (a) aala ile (b) ojo ori (d) oloye ogun
Ki ni “igba” je ni nomba? (a) 200 (b) 300 (d) 50
Onka Yoruba fun “400” ni _____ igba (b) ogorun (d) irinwo
Sisun ni ekun iyawo , kiko ni _____ (a) etiyeri (b) olele (d) rara
______ lo maa n sun eku iyawo (a) baba iyawo (b) olomoge ti o rele oko (d) iyawo ti oko re ku
_______ko si lara ayeye ile Yoruba (a) igbeyawo (b) isinku omode (d) isomoloruko
Igbese akoko ninu aroko ni _______ (a) adiresi (b) yiyan ori-oro (d) ikadii
Awon onise wo ni a n ki bayii “Oju gbooroo”? (a) agbe (b) onidiri (d) amokoko
Bawo ni a se n ki agbe lenu ise? (a) aboruboye (b) aroko bodunde (d) aroye
Ki ni oruko osu ti o keyin ninu odun? (a) owewe (b) belu (d) ope
Ewo ni kii se iwa omoluabi ninu awon wonyii? (a) opuro (b) iteriba (d) otito

IPIN KEJI: Dahun Ibeere meta

(1). Ko aroko lori ori-oro kan ninu meji isale yii

(a) Ile – Eko mi

(b) Ore mi ti mo feran ju

(2). Koa won Figo wonyi ni Onka

(i). 100 (ii) 200 (iii) 50 (iv) 80 (v) 400

3a. Ko oruko amutorunwa marun-un

3b. Ko oruko oriki marun-un

4a. Daruko awon oloye ogun jija marun-un

4b. Daruko awon ohun elo ogun jija marun-un

5a. Ko awon ona iran-ara –enilowo mefa nile Yoruba

5b. Daruko awon ayeye ti a maa nse nile Yoruba (merin)

IPIN KETA

DAHUN AWON IBEERE WONYI

_________ ni eyo oro tabi akojopo oro to ni itumo (a) isori oro (b) gbolohun (d) igbeyawo
“Dide duro” je gbolohun __________ (a) ase (b) ayisodi (b) ibeere
_______ ni gbolohun ti a fi nsope nkan ko ri bee (a) gbolohun ibeere (b) gbolohun ayisodi (d) gbolohun ase
_________ ni ona ti okunrin ati obinrin fi maa n gbe po bi toko – taya (a) igbeyawo (b) isinku (d) gbolohun
BALAGA tumo si _________ (a) toju bo (b) je omodaradara (d) oni wahala
________ ni agbodegba laarin omokunrin ati wundia (a) alarina (b) ijehun (d) idahun
Pari owe yii “Owu iya gbon ni ________ (a) omo yoo ta (b) omo yoo ran (d) omo yoo wo
Igbese kinni ninu eto igbeyawo ni ________ (a) itoro (b) ifojusode (d) iwadi
Aarundinlogun ni onka yoruba je _________ (a) 15 (b) 25 (d) 100
Onka yoruba fun 120 ni ________ (a) ogorun (b) ogofa (d) Aadota
Asokaso ko ye ____________ (a) omo olowo (b) omoluwabi (d) omo olola
Ewo ni kii se iwa omoluwabi ninu awon wonyi (a) ibowo fagba (b) Ooto siso (d) imele sise
________ kii se ara eroja isomoloruko (a) Oyin (b) Ewure (d) Ataare
Omokunrin ti a bi leyin iku baba agba ni __________ (a) babayeju (b) babatunde (d) ade ojo
Idowu je oruko __________ (a) bada (b) amutorunwa (d) adape
_______ je iwe mimo ti won fi nbura ni igbeyawo soo si (a) kurani (b) bibeli (d) agbado
Awon _________ ni o maa nsan owo ori iyawo nigba idana (a) iyawo (b) ebi oko (d) mosalasi
Kini 300 ni onka ede yoruba (a) oodunrun (b) igba (d) ogosan
Kini 200 ni onka ede yoruba (a) ogorun (b) igba (d) Aadota
_______ je iro konsonati (a) W (b) E (d) U
_______ je iro faweli aranmupe (a) en (b) u (d) I
_______ je iro fawali airanmupe (a) o (b) on (d) en
Osu _________ lo wa ninu odun kan (a) meji (b) mejila (d) meje
“Kini oruko re” je gbolohun _________ (a)gbolohun ayisodi (b) gbolohun ase (d) gbolohun ibeere
_______ wa ninu ohun elo itoju alaboyun (a) suuga (b) ikoko agbo (d) pensulu
Iro _________ lo wa ninu alifabeeti yoruba (a) mejila (d) marun dinlogun (d) marundinlogbon
Faweli pin si ona _________ (a) meta (b) mefa (d) meji
________ je iwe mimo ti awon elesin musulumi (a) bibeli (b) kurani (d) iwe eri
Ewo ni kii nse ise akanse ile yoruba (a) eni hihun (b) ikoko mimo (d) ise oluko
Ewo ni ohun elo ise ikoko mimo (a) amo (b) biiro (d) bata