JAMB Use of English Past Questions (2011)
Prepare effectively for the JAMB Use of English examination with this comprehensive set of 100 practice questions, directly sourced from the 2011 past paper. This exam is meticulously designed to mirror the actual UTME format, covering all essential areas tested, including reading comprehension, vocabulary, grammar, sentence interpretation, cloze tests, phonetics, and emphatic stress. Each question is accompanied by detailed explanations and correct answers, providing valuable insights for self-assessment and targeted improvement.
About This Exam
Prepare effectively for the JAMB Use of English examination with this comprehensive set of 100 practice questions, directly sourced from the 2011 past paper. This exam is meticulously designed to mirror the actual UTME format, covering all essential areas tested, including reading comprehension, vocabulary, grammar, sentence interpretation, cloze tests, phonetics, and emphatic stress. Each question is accompanied by detailed explanations and correct answers, providing valuable insights for self-assessment and targeted improvement.
Topics Covered
Exam Structure
- Question Formatmcq
- Total Questions100
- Estimated Duration34 minutes
- Difficulty LevelMedium
Learning Objectives
- •Enhance reading comprehension skills across various text types.
Prerequisites
A foundational understanding of English language principles, including basic grammar, vocabulary, and reading comprehension.
Sample Questions
Get a taste of what to expect in the full exam.
Weight
whale
while
wheat
writhe
According to the passage, electricity was first discover in
heart and brains
muscles of animals
lightning
fish.
Which of the fol statement represent the vie expressed by the writer in the first paragraph?
evil thought will eventually ruin the evil man
if we do not stop the pendulum of thought from swinging, our thoughts will soon become our enemies
To many evil thoughts leave fatal consequences
it is possible to decide what control our thoughts
Africa, a strategy that C thus far be termed 25 notable B liable C credible D flexible].
notable
liable
credible
flexible
From the argument in the second paragraph, it can be concluded that evil thought control the lives of people who
Are helpless because they fly out of their minds
cherries idle and slothful ways
are thieves with evil instincts
treasures and ruminate on them
The principal described as the most tactful person ever worked with.
passionate
discrete
hard-working
innovate
Of the three girls, l the....
so much notorious
notorious
naught
naughtiest
climate change is now....20..... [A. an acceptable B a foremost C the only D the last] globe issue.
an acceptable
a foremost
the only
the last
She stopped her education as her uncle left her in the lurch.
Her uncle deceived her.
Her uncle disinherited her.
Her uncle refused to help her
Her uncle disrespected her
The hunter has a birc view of the animals.
He views the animal f high position.
He views the bird's eye.
He views the birds on th with one eye.
He watches animals anc closely.
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How to Prepare
Key Preparation Tips
- Read each passage carefully before answering comprehension questions.
Mistakes to Avoid
- •Misinterpreting idiomatic expressions.
Success Criteria
Achieving a high score, typically above 70%, indicates a strong grasp of the Use of English syllabus and readiness for the JAMB UTME.
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