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I was often angry ……. Oche since he differed ……. me often?
- A. with / to
- B. about / with
- C. against / from
- D. with / with
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Tsadu always cautions that difficult jobs should be done …….?
- A. step from step
- B. step by step
- C. steps after steps
- D. steps by steps
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The first prize was ……. tray?
- A. a carved wooden attractive
- B. a wooden attractive carved
- C. an attractive carved wooden
- D. a carved attractive wooden
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The Bank Manager assured us that there was nothing to worry about …… ?
- A. as regard to the loan
- B. with regard to the loan
- C. in regard of the loan
- D. with regards to the loan
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Yesterday, my mother asked me……
- A. if I am tired
- B. are you tired?
- C. whether was I tired
- D. if I was tired
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We made a pie in the business deal.
- A. lost a lot of money
- B. earned alot of money
- C. broke even
- D. cut corners
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The greatness of the creator of the universe is always inexpressible to many adherents of certain faiths?
- A. inevitable
- B. wonderful
- C. unbearable
- D. ineffable
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The proprietor accused Uche of silently acquiescing to the students’ demands?
- A. submitting to
- B. adjusting
- C. compromising on
- D. resisting
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Many Nigerian are wary of night journeys
- A. worried about
- B. satisfied with
- C. unscared of
- D. troubled about
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The dramatist provided a satisfactory denouement to the play?
- A. audition
- B. criticism
- C. introduction
- D. climax
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Some people consider the leather upholstery and thick rugs a bit sumptuous.
- A. expensive
- B. desirable
- C. lavish
- D. simple
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Manu is hard to convince because he is an opinionated person?
- A. an objective
- B. an imperative
- C. a subjective
- D. a discursive
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Asabe bought a glossy pair of shoes.
- A. smooth and shiny
- B. rough and dull
- C. smooth and shining
- D. rough and gummy
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It would be difficult to defeat such a highly motivated team.
- A. highly deluded
- B. completely disillusioned
- C. very demoralized
- D. very immature
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The judge did not grant the request that the witness should appear by proxy.
- A. be present in person
- B. be represented by a counsel
- C. not appear at all
- D. answer questions by phone
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The president can afford to dispense with some of his henchmen.
- A. detractors
- B. body guards
- C. sycophants
- D. advisers
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The views of the plateau are in stark contrast to the workaday cottages below.
- A. ordinary and uninteresting
- B. beautiful and interesting
- C. comfortable and fascinating
- D. ugly and unfascinating
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The officer was given an invidious task?
- A. vivid
- B. cruel
- C. pleasant
- D. difficult
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Idris gives me a sour look every time I pass by him.
- A. bad
- B. satisfactory
- C. friendly
- D. sinister
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After fifty years, he could not find anyone who was contemporary with him at college.
- A. strange to
- B. belonged to
- C. friendly with
- D. contested against
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The principal was filled with scorn when we gave our reason for coming late.
- A. contempt
- B. sympathy
- C. anger
- D. pity