BENUE STATE OBJ
ENGLISH OBJ (BENUE STATE)
PLS STILL TRACE IT ALONG THE ATTACHED QUESTIONS
1. B – comprehended
2. E – permitted
3. C – rare
4. E – deposed
5. B – simple
6. C – irrelevant
7. B – success
8. C – apathy
9. A – reiterated
10. B – uncomplicated
11. B – published
12. C – boycotted
13. C – investigation
14. E – dinner
15. E – jingles
16. A – museum
17. A – premium
18. A – cup
19. C – bills
20. A – deposit
21. B – would not take his advice
22. B – passed from one owner to another
23. E – surprised me
24. C – extremely busy
25. A – was active without achieving any result
26. C – came in at the same time
27. A – stood very firm
28. C – has been fortunate
29. C – represented
30. A – are always together
31. E – imitate
32. D – inexplicable
33. E – irregular
34. E – enemies
35. C – a modification
36. C – intentionally
37. D – rise
38. A – redesigned
39. D – solemnisation
40. E – severely
41. A – new black linen
42. D – they had seen Amanda the previous week
43. E – Short
44. B – lay
45. E – to
46. A – Yes, he does.
47. A – for
48. D – of
49. B – one
50. B – am
51. C – proper
52. B – -al
53. B – on
54. B – nobody
55. C – a beautiful young American
56. A – that
57. D – marrying
58. D – are
59. E – therefore
60. E – speaks
61. C – little
62. C – travelled
63. B – any
64. E – speak
65. D – have completed
66. D – out
67. D – had eaten
68. A – lay
69. D – will stage
70. C – earlier
71. B – executive
72. B – minister
73. A – parliament
74. B – majority
75. E – presidential
76. D – laws
77. E – elected
78. E – people
79. A – vote
80. C – party
BENUE STATE ORAL
BENUE ORAL OBJ:
1. B. relief
2. D. front
3. A. zoom
4. B. tool
5. A. cat
6. E. bare
7. E. bird
8. D. would
9. A. tone
10. C. fuel
11. E. fear
12. E. beer
13. E. why
14. A. knowledge
15. E. bread
16. C. guava
17. E. photo
18. D. telegram
19. A. dog
20. E. capture
21. B. cease
22. D. target
23. D. gather
24. C. dub
25. E. jaw
26. B. fish
27. A. seizure
28. C. zenith
29. B. maths
30. B. thermostat
31. A. concise
32. A. button
33. B. tint
34. D. wrote
35. B. roast
36. C. im-per-CEP-ti-ble
37. A. transcontiNENtal
38. E. math-e-MAT-i-cal
39. B. pae-di-a-TRI-cian
40. B. par-TIC-u-lar-ly
41. C. under
42. E. enjoy
43. C. prefer
44. D. offend
45. A. rebel (n)
46. E. Does Deborah always do her homework?
47. D. Did the engineer decide to start his drawing?
48. A. Has the labour union embarked on the strike?
49. A. Does my father like nagging?
50. B. Did Mariam buy her sister an old school bag?
51. C. pair
52. E. heat
53. C. hedge
54. D. quay
55. C. jeer
56. A. here
57. A. yield
58. C. voice
59. B. shiver
60. C. sugar
OYO STATE OBJ
ENGLISH OBJ (OYO STATE)
PLS STILL TRACE IT ALONG WITH THE ATTACHED QUESTIONS
1. B – deposed
2. D – apathy
3. D – innocent
4. C – released
5. C – a temporary
6. A – necessary
7. C – cynics
8. A – an abominable
9. A – charming
10. D – criminal
11. D – premium
12. E – jingles
13. C – shoplifted
14. B – collateral
15. B – deposit
16. A – junk
17. B – surfing
18. B – addicted
19. E – autopsy
20. B – boycotted
21. C – became suddenly frightened
22. A – would not take his advice
23. A – came in at the same time
24. A – represented
25. A – supports her family greatly
26. D – subdued the rebels
27. B – extremely busy
28. C – tensed up
29. E – humiliated him
30. D – paid heavily
31. E – intentionally
32. E – marvelled
33. A – stopped
34. A – severely
35. A – comparatively
36. C – solemnisation
37. E – resplendent
38. E – rise
39. A – a modification
40. A – invasion
41. A – earlier
42. D – of
43. C – by
44. C – were
45. A – haven’t
46. D – they had seen Amanda the previous week
47. B – lay
48. D – Short
49. D – is
50. B – any
51. E – over
52. C – -al
53. A – would
54. C – a few
55. E – had arrived
56. A – was
57. B – had eaten
58. C – from
59. E – onomatopoeia
60. C – proper
61. E – would never accept those
62. E – merge
63. A – drunkenness
64. E – status quo
65. C – knows
66. C – nobody
67. A – the
68. D – on
69. E – for
70. B – out
71. D – arrested
72. E – detained
73. D – cell
74. A – custody
75. E – a surety
76. C – bail
77. C – detention
78. B – a criminal
79. A – witnesses
80. B – evidence
OYO ORAL
OYO ORAL OBJ:
1. E. pervade
2. B. bare
3. B. apple
4. D. bird
5. D. bread
6. B. full
7. E. park
8. B. spark
9. E. weigh
10. E. cut
11. E. beer
12. B. bank
13. D. herb
14. D. ground
15. A. pass
16. C. guava
17. E. photo
18. D. telegram
19. C. pause
20. B. leg
21. B. vehicle
22. A. honour
23. D. them
24. D. argue
25. B. north
26. B. slice
27. B. drawer
28. A. ocean
29. E. lamp
30. E. jaw
31. A. button
32. D. roast
33. B. clash
34. C. curse
35. A. rotate
36. B. ter-mi-NOL-o-gy
37. C. in-ter-PRE-ta-tive
38. B. u-NI-ver-si-ty
39. D. in-hu-man-I-ty
40. B. trans-CONT-i-nen-tal
41. C. today
42. E. suspend
43. E. seldom
44. C. interpret
45. B. promote
46. B. Was Ghana the largest producer of cocoa in West Africa?
47. A. Did the P.T.A. chairman give full scholarship to ten students?
48. E. Did the Yellow House win the maiden inter-house sports tournament?
49. A. Would my parents be pleased with my impressive performance?
50. D. Had the labour union called off the strike?
51. C. gade
52. C. sugar
53. C. whose
54. A. boy
55. C. enough
56. E. hedge
57. B. here
58. D. raise
59. B. pot
60. D. vehement
ZAMFARA STATE OBJ
ENGLISH OBJ (ZAMFARA STATE)
PLS STILL TRACE IT ALONG WITH THE ATTACHED QUESTIONS
1. E – deposed
2. D – optimists
3. A – success
4. A – irrelevant
5. A – uncomplicated
6. D – forgiven
7. D – simple
8. B – stinginess
9. A – apathy
10. C – innocent
11. B – cup
12. A – premium
13. A – commercials
14. E – invoked
15. C – branches
16. D – indulgence
17. D – dinner
18. A – bills
19. A – deposit
20. E – surfing
21. A – stood very firm
22. B – humiliated him
23. D – subdued the rebels
24. B – was upset
25. D – people are easily influenced by their friends
26. D – having a lot of difficulty
27. C – diligent
28. C – extremely busy
29. A – surprised me
30. C – laugh
31. B – inexplicable
32. A – imitate
33. E – solemnisation
34. E – resplendent
35. A – dormant
36. E – severely
37. E – grabbed
38. E – a mobile
39. D – frightening
40. C – blamed
41. E – a beautiful young American
42. D – speaks
43. E – on
44. B – lay
45. B – to
46. B – when
47. E – whom
48. B – out
49. B – pronunciation
50. A – a gold plated iron
51. D – sing
52. B – theirs
53. D – proper
54. A – -al
55. D – earlier
56. B – am
57. E – lay
58. B – would never accept those
59. B – was
60. A – had arrived
61. D – look
62. D – Merge
63. A – travelled
64. D – new black linen
65. A – by
66. D – I
67. E – wasn’t
68. A – were
69. E – too
70. C – have been playing
71. D – arrested
72. A – detained
73. B – cell
74. C – custody
75. A – a surety
76. D – bail
77. B – detention
78. A – a legal
79. C – witnesses
80. A – evidence
ZAMFARA ORAL
ZAMFARA ORAL OBJ:
1. E bare
2. B fuel
3. A wine
4. A passage
5. B full
6. E knowledge
7. E heal
8. E bread
9. A uncle
10. A bird
11. C phone
12. A why
13. E group
14. B drown
15. B relief
16. E standard
17. D ocean
18. E think
19. A knit
20. B king
21. D batch
22. B thought
23. E capture
24. A inclusion
25. C bowel
26. D digest
27. C shepherd
28. C sword
29. A galaxy
30. C adage
31. C cotton
32. A privilege
33. A glitch
34. A pique
35. C go
36. C im-per-CEP-ti-ble
37. D math-e-MAT-i-cal
38. E ter-mi-NOL-o-gy
39. E unacCEPtable
40. A dis-TIN-guish-a-ble
41. C seldom
42. E suspend
43. D desperate
44. C today
45. E promote
46. A
47. B
48. B
49. B
50. A
51. D heat
52. E cough
53. B music
54. D boy
55. B fair
56. E quay
57. B cognate
58. E jeer
59. C house
60. B voice
IMO STATE OBJ
ENGLISH OBJ (IMO STATE)
PLS STILL TRACE IT ALONG WITH THE ATTACHED QUESTIONS
1. B deposed
2. E innocent
3. A simple
4. B virtues
5. B opponents
6. E a minor
7. E optimists
8. B permitted
9. C reiterated
10. A success
11. E deposit
12. D pedestrians
13. A intervention
14. B fatty
15. B interludes
16. A shoplifted
17. A exile
18. C bills
19. A autopsy
20. D collateral
21. A came in at the same time
22. C worked late into the night
23. D people are easily influenced by their friends
24. E represented
25. E passed from one owner to another
26. B was upset
27. D extremely busy
28. C paid heavily
29. A disliked each other
30. D stood very firm
31. C redesigned
32. C resplendent
33. B stopped
34. B maintained
35. C approved
36. B marvelled
37. D dissuaded
38. D severely
39. D quarrel
40. B ignorant
41. A marrying
42. C they had seen Amanda the previous week
43. B any
44. B drunkenness
45. A onomatopoeia
46. B speaks
47. A are
48. B have completed
49. D speak
50. B worst
51. C lay
52. C maintenance
53. E anti
54. D has
55. D was
56. C theirs
57. A wasn’t
58. D am
59. B I
60. C ster
61. C haven’t
62. B on
63. B leaving
64. D themselves
65. A status quo
66. D tastiest
67. C themselves
68. B from
69. B yours
70. A to
71. C executive
72. C minister
73. A parliament
74. C majority
75. C presidential
76. A laws
77. D elected
78. A people
79. A vote
80. C party
IMO STATE ORAL
IMO ORAL OBJ:
1. B deep
2. D nurse
3. E bass
4. E mate
5. C powder
6. E relief
7. A full
8. B zoom
9. B spread
10. C bare
11. B beer
12. E pervade
13. A cat
14. E bird
15. A late
16. C fish
17. C labour
18. C bowel
19. D adage
20. C cease
21. E murder
22. A sword
23. B photo
24. D phoneme
25. C computer
26. D capture
27. C digest
28. B dub
29. D helm
30. C rise
31. D pique
32. A cotton
33. A roast
34. D crèche
35. B little
36. E in-hu-MAN-i-ty
37. A unacCEPtable
38. C u-ni-VER-si-ty
39. C as-sim-i-LA-tion
40. D incompreHENsion
41. D surpass
42. E precise
43. D himself
44. C machine
45. B favour
46. B
47. E
48. C
49. D
50. B
51. D weep
52. D sure
53. A yield
54. E poster
55. B music
56. D shirt
57. B shiver
58. B calm
59. D pot
60. A jewel
ANAMBRA STATE OBJ
ENGLISH OBJ (ANAMBRA STATE)
PLS STILL TRACE IT ALONG WITH THE ATTACHED QUESTIONS
1. E – irrelevant
2. E – released
3. B – virtues
4. A – rare
5. C – comprehended
6. B – success
7. E – apathy
8. E – opponents
9. C – forgiven
10. B – simple
11. C – dinner
12. A – premium
13. D – published
14. D – protested
15. B – cup
16. C – autopsy
17. C – intervention
18. E – investigation
19. A – jingles
20. C – surfing
21. A – is intelligent
22. D – became excited
23. E – represented
24. B – humiliated him
25. D – laugh
26. E – extremely busy
27. E – disliked each other
28. B – be hopeful of a positive outcome
29. B – surprised me
30. C – passed from one owner to another
31. E – blamed
32. C – solemnisation
33. B – a mobile
34. D – resplendent
35. D – stopped
36. B – quarrel
37. E – comparatively
38. D – orientation
39. C – favourable
40. B – severely
41. E – would stage
42. B – leaving
43. C – marrying
44. C – itself
45. D – onomatopoeia
46. B – travelled
47. C – maintenance
48. B – though
49. A – on
50. E – Merge
51. C – from
52. B – sing
53. A – lay
54. C – new black linen
55. A – a beautiful young American
56. B – am
57. E – deeply
58. E – of
59. A – out
60. C – ette
61. B – allegation
62. B – would
63. D – whom
64. B – who
65. B – lay
66. B – the
67. E – had arrived
68. B – was speaking
69. A – have been playing
70. B – anti-
71. B – executive
72. E – minister
73. A – parliament
74. E – majority
75. A – presidential
76. A – laws
77. C – elected
78. E – people
79. E – vote
80. D – party
ANAMBRA STATE ORAL:
1. C porch
2. C special
3. D darling
4. B soothe
5. E passage
6. A calm
7. E salt
8. E hear
9. C cough
10. A bird
11. E bare
12. E evade
13. A relief
14. B wine
15. C zoom
16. E bowel
17. C cease
18. E thank
19. B gadget
20. C accelerate
21. B capture
22. D adage
23. D rise
24. A fish
25. E helm
26. E entice
27. C whole
28. E buzz
29. B phoneme
16. E bowel
17. C cease
18. E thank
19. B gadget
20. C accelerate
21. B capture
22. D adage
23. D rise
24. A fish
25. E helm
26. E entice
27. C whole
28. E buzz
29. B phoneme
30. E murder
31. B go
32. C course
33. B tint
34. E roast
35. A bitten
36. D trans-con-ti-NEN-tal
37. C har-mo-ni-ZA-tion
38.A in-com-pre-HEN-sion
39. A math-e-MAT-i-cal
40. B as-sim-i-LA-tion
41. E surpass
42. D machine
43. B favour
44. E himself
45. C precise
46. C has the labour union embarked on the strike?
47. C Are we submitting English language test tomorrow by 8:00a.m?
48. C Did he buy his wife a ruby necklace
49. C Did the yellow house lose the maiden inter house sports competition ?
50. D would her parents be pleased with her abysmal performance?
51. E health
52. D yoga
53. E about
54. E poster
55. E music
56. C swear
57. E day
58. E enough
59. A voice
60. A pot
ABUJA OBJ
ENGLISH OBJ (ABUJA)
1-10: EDEEBBEADD
11-20: AEDBAEDEBC
21-30: CBCCCDEDAC
31-40: DBCDBAECAD
41-50: DAAEAAACEB
51-60: AAECECDDAE
61-70: DBDEEBDCBB
71-80: ABACBECDCE
ABUJA TEST OF ORALS:
1-10: CDCDEDDDEA
11-20: DBEEBECBEB
21-30: CEAACBBEDD
31-40: BDAEDBCABB
41-50: BEBBCACEEA
51-60: EECAEACBEE
DELTA STATE OBJ
DELTA STATE OBJ:
1-10: BBDEEECCBD
11-20: ECACEDADDD
21-30: CCDACDACCE
31-40: EECBBBBAAE
41-50: BEBAACEABE
51-60: BAEBDADDDA
61-70: CCDBCDBAEA
71-80: DBBDBCCDCC
DELTA TEST OF ORALS:
1. E bare
2. B fuel
3. A wine
4. A passage
5. B full
6. E knowledge
7. E heal
8. E bread
9. A uncle
10. A bird
11. C phone
12. A why
13. E group
14. B drown
15. B relief
16. E standard
17. D ocean
18. E think
19. A knit
20. B king
21. D batch
22. B thought
23. E capture
24. A inclusion
25. C bowel
26. D digest
27. C shepherd
28. C sword
29. A galaxy
30. C adage
31. C cotton
32. A privilege
33. A glitch
34. A pique
35. C go
36. C im-per-CEP-ti-ble
37. D math-e-MAT-i-cal
38. E ter-mi-NOL-o-gy
39. E unacCEPtable
40. A dis-TIN-guish-a-ble
41. C seldom
42. E suspend
43. D desperate
44. C today
45. E promote
46. A
47. B
48. B
49. B
50. A
51. D heat
52. E cough
53. B music
54. D boy
55. B fair
56. E quay
57. B cognate
58. E jeer
59. C house
60. B voice
KADUNA STATE OBJ
KADUNA OBJ:
1-10: CAECEEBBEE
11-20: EBAACDDCEB
21-30: EEBDABECEB
31-40: CAAACBCCDB
41-50: CCBDBBDBAD
51-60: CACEEDDEDC
61-70: BAACABBBCA
71-80: BEACAACBBD
ENUGU STATE OBJ
ENUGU OBJ:
1-10: EBEDBCBAEB
11-20: AEACDDBCAE
21-30: ABADCDCDDC
31-40: ACBCBCEDEE
41-50: DCDDBCBBDE
51-60: ACCCBBBACD
61-70: DDEBCCECCD
71-80: ECCDBCCDCB
ENUGU STATE ORAL:
1. C
2. B
3. C
4. E
5. C
6. D
7. A
8. D
9. E
10. E
11. C
12. B
13. B
14. C
15. B
16. A
17. C
18. D
19. B
20. E
21. C
22. A
23. A
24. A
25. A
26. E
27. B
28. C
29. A
30. B
31. D (cage)
32. E (concise)
33. D (fire)
34. C* (button)
35. B (wrote)
36. D
37. C
38. B
39. E
40. D
41. E (enjoy)
42. A (prefer)
43. C (rebel, n)
44. C (offend)
45. D (under)
46. A
47. B
48. E
49. A
50. D
51. E (sugar)
52. D (day)
53. D (carriage)
54. D (jewel)
55. D (symptom)
56. A (sure)
57. E (weep)
58. D (music)
59. B (raise)
60. B (heat)
KOGI STATE OBJ
KOGI STATE OBJ:
PLS STILL TRACE IT ALONG WITH THE ATTACHED QUESTIONS
1. D – innocent
2. C – active
3. C – apathy
4. E – sanctioned
5. B – simple
6. A – uncomplicated
7. A – optimists
8. B – deposed
9. A – reiterated
10. C – irrelevant
11. C – fiancé
12. B – cup
13. D – bills
14. A – adverts
15. D – invoked
16. E – premium
17. D – indulgence
18. B – documentary
19. B – adjournment
20. A – pedestrians
21. B – came in at the same time
22. A – has been fortunate
23. E – was upset
24. D – paid heavily
25. B – worked very hard
26. A – tried to control her emotions
27. D – passed from one owner to another
28. B – represented
29. A – extremely busy
30. A – laugh
31. D – notion
32. A – smart
33. E – severely
34. A – orientation
35. D – dormant
36. C – irregular
37. B – enemies
38. E – invasion
39. C – indicted
40. B – stopped
41. C – proper (→ improper)
42. B – mal- (→ maltreat)
43. B – had arrived
44. A – lay
45. D – too
46. C – than
47. D – is
48. B – earlier
49. E – to
50. B – will attend
51. C – drunkenness
52. A – was
53. D – sing
54. E – out
55. E – speak
56. E – -al (→ habitual)
57. E – worst
58. E – that
59. A – any
60. A – is spoken
61. E – would never accept those
62. C – on
63. C – didn’t
64. C – more
65. C – lay
66. D – know
67. D – know
68. C – -ster (→ trickster)
69. D – will
70. B – installations
71. D – game
72. B – team
73. B – match
74. C – teams
75. E – players
76. C – goalkeeper
77. E – referee
78. B – substitution
79. B – play
80. E – commencement
KOGI ORAL:
1-10: EABDB CBBCC
11-20: ABABAADADC
21-30: CDABEBAEAC
31-40: ACABBDBEDE
41-50: EEEEADBDDE
51-60: AABAADABBC
NASARRAWA STATE OBJ
NASARRAWA STATE OBJ:
PLS STILL TRACE IT ALONG WITH THE ATTACHED QUESTIONS
1. C – pleasant (opposite of “irritable”)
2. D – cautiousness (opposite of “nonchalance”)
3. B – permitted (opposite of “prohibited”)
4. E – a minor (opposite of “heinous”)
5. A – reiterated (opposite of “recanted”)
6. E – innocent
7. D – stinginess
8. D – irrelevant
9. A – apathy
10. C – uncomplicated
11. D – interludes
12. E – protested
13. A – manuals
14. A – branches
15. E – deposit
16. D – pedestrians
17. B – bills
18. E – documentary
19. A – invoked
20. E – junk
21. B – people are easily influenced by their friends
22. A – survived the period of hardship
23. C – humiliated him
24. B – studied in a determined way
25. B – tensed up
26. D – subdued the rebels
27. D – passed from one owner to another
28. E – is intelligent
29. B – would not take his advice
30. B – supports her family greatly
31. E – expertise
32. B – casual
33. C – comparatively
34. C – grabbed
35. D – dormant
36. A – indicted
37. B – imitate
38. C – severely
39. E – maintained
40. C – a modification
41. A – that
42. C – was
43. A – new black linen
44. B – -ment
45. B – proper
46. D – the
47. E – a beautiful young American
48. D – leaving
49. D – had eaten
50. A – out
51. A – lay
52. B – itself
53. B – by
54. B – are
55. D – to
56. B – a few
57. A – -ster
58. B – oughtn’t
59. D – his
60. B – wasn’t
61. E – would never accept those
62. C – on
63. C – didn’t
64. C – more
65. C – lay
66. D – knows
67. D – Merge
68. E – as
69. E – any
70. D – -al
71. D – game
72. C – communal
73. B – match
74. C – teams
75. E – players
76. C – goalkeeper
77. E – referee
78. B – substitution
79. B – play
80. E – commencement
NASARAWA TEST OF ORALS:
1-10: EDDCCCBDEB
11-20: DBAAAAEEEC
21-30: BBAADABDDD
31-40: BAADDBABCC
41-50: DDABDCAEEB
51-60: BDCEDBCACA
LAGOS STATE OBJ
LAGOS OBJ:
1-10: CDEBCECBAB
11-20: BECDCBCACA
21-30: ECABDECBBC
31-40: DCAADAEADE
41-50: CDAECCBDAD
51-60: BDEBDACDAB
61-70: BAEEBEDDDB
71-80: EAEBDBEBCA
LAGOS ORAL:
1-10: ABCACCAAAD
11-20: DBADE–AAC
21-30: CE–CBECDE
31-40: CDDDBACDCA
41-50: ADDCDCBBEB
51-60: DBDEEDEAEC
NIGER STATE OBJ
NIGER STATE OBJ:
1-10: BEBDACADCC
11-20: BEBCDEDCDA
21-30: AAADCAADEE
31-40: BDEABDBBCD
41-50: DEDEECCEAE
51-60: CBBADDBCAB
61-70: BAABEAADEA
71-80: EBABCBCDAE
KANO STATE OBJ
KANO STATE OBJ:
PLS STILL TRACE IT ALONG WITH THE ATTACHED QUESTIONS
1. C – Opponents
2. A – Irrelevant
3. D – Success
4. C – Comprehended
5. D – Permitted
6. C – Abominable
7. B – Released
8. B – Pacified
9. E – Deposed
10. A – Forgiven
11. C – Bills
12. C – Pedestrians
13. E – Deposit
14. E – Jingles
15. B – Autopsy
16. E – Interplays
17. D – Surfing
18. A – Invoked
19. B – Published
20. A – Branches
21. D – Extremely busy
22. A – Passed from one owner to another
23. C – Surprised me
24. C – Has been fortunate
25. D – Supports her family greatly
26. D – Became suddenly frightened
27. C – People are easily influenced by their friends
28. B – Is intelligent
29. D – Can no longer pay their bills
30. A – Already knew what to do
31. D – Solemnisation
32. A – Severely
33. E – A modification
34. C – Comparatively
35. D – Maintained
36. E – Smart
37. E – Intentionally
38. A – Disassociated
39. A – Stopped
40. C – Conception
41. E – Was
42. A – Looks
43. C – Onomatopoeia
44. A – Too
45. D – Lay
46. A – -ment
47. E – Spoonful
48. E – Their assignment then
49. B – Have been playing
50. A – They had seen Amanda the previous week
51. A – Nobody
52. C – A gold iron plated cup
53. C – Most
54. C – Wasn’t
55. A – Represented
56. B – Speak
57. A – Marrying
58. A – Having left
59. B – Will stage
60. A – Tastiest
61. C – Hide
62. C – Of (as set in the options)
63. E – Merge
64. E – As
65. E – Who
66. B us
67. B -er
68. A on
69. C ruled
70. C the
71. C – Game
72. E – Combat
73. D – Match
74. B – Teams
75. C – Players
76. C – Goalkeeper
77. D – Referee
78. A – Substitution
79. C – Alteration
80. A – Commencement
KANO TEST OF ORALS:
1-10: CDDADCADCE
11-20: ECADBBBEEE
21-30: DDACDBDEDA
31-40: CDBCBBAECD
41-50: BBEDAEAAEB
51-60: EACBBACADC
OGUN STATE ORAL
OGUN STATE ORALS:
1. B — call
2. C — cat
3. E — destroy
4. E — money
5. D — front
6. C — full
7. C — bare
8. B — pioneer
9. B — cough
10. D — mere
11. E — zoom
12. E — nurse
13. E — would
14. C — group
15. E — spark
16. B — thank
17. D — doubt
18. B — murder
19. D — argue
20. B — become
21. D — label
22. C — certain
23. C — wholesale
24. C — gadget
25. E — knot
26. B — sugar
27. A — intrusion
28. C — coup
29. C — teethe
30. B — autumn
31. C — glitch
32. B — node
33. D — people
34. D — privilege
35. D — crèche
36. D — opporTUnity
37. D — pae-di-a-TRI-cian
38. E — math-e-MAT-i-cal
39. A — per-son-AL-i-ty
40. C — ma-TE-ri-al-ize
41. B — today
42. E — suspend
43. C — promote
44. E — desperate
45. A — seldom
46. A — Was he the shortest man in the group?
47. C — Are there proofs that his administration is unreliable?
48. D — Has the labour union embarked on the strike?
49. A — Was there tension in the area after the meeting?
50. C — Is Nigeria the largest producer of cocoa in West Africa?
ABIA STATE OBJ
ENGLISH OBJ (ABIA STATE)
1. C – Apathy
2. E – Deposed
3. A – Patient
4. E – Released
5. B – Antagonists
6. B – Primitive
7. C – Generosity
8. C – Ambitious for
9. B – Continuous
10. B – A horrible
11. E – Boycotted
12. D – Technician
13. A – Invoked
14. B – Autopsy
15. C – Fatty
16. B – Branches
17. D – Constituents
18. A – Protested
19. C – Museum
20. C – Bills
21. E – Disliked each other
22. A – Be involved in different business lines
23. B – Has been fortunate
24. B – Supported
25. A – Is in a position to tell lies
26. D – Already knew what to do
27. B – A long time
28. B – Paid heavily
29. D – Walking around
30. B – Diligent
31. C – Comparatively
32. C – Imitate
33. C – Orientation
34. A – Solemnisation
35. E – Severely
36. C – Approved
37. C – Invasion
38. E – Dissuaded
39. E – A mobile
40. B – Maintained
41. C – Ruled
42. A – Was
43. C – No, they don’t
44. C – A beautiful antique expensive
45. B – They had seen Amanda the previous week
46. B – Too
47. C – Will stage
48. A – Had lain
49. B – Maintenance
50. D – I
51. D – Of
52. E – The
53. C – Are
54. D – Had arrived
55. B – Speak
56. E – Was
57. D – Until
58. C – For
59. C – Has been
60. B – Would visit his in-laws the following month
61. C – Would
62. C – For
63. E – Is going
64. A – Leaving
65. E – Thoroughly
66. B – Break
67. B – Worst
68. D – Commensurate
69. D – Each other
70. C – Off
71. B – Executive
72. A – Minister
73. D – Parliament
74. A – Majority
75. D – Presidential
76. E – Laws
77. C – Elected
78. B – People
79. D – Vote
80. A – Party
ADAMAWA STATE OBJ
ENGLISH OBJ (ADAMAWA STATE)
1. E – diligent
2. A – temporary
3. B – success
4. C – optimists
5. E – repulsive
6. C – pleasant
7. E – comprehended
8. D – simple
9. E – a minor
10. E – opponents
11. A – branches
12. B – surfing
13. C – bills
14. D – premium
15. B – transmission
16. E – intervals
17. D – junk
18. E – fiancée
19. E – proceedings
20. D – documentary
21. C – came in at the same time
22. A – has been fortunate
23. C – represented
24. B – surprised me
25. C – tried to control her emotions
26. A – paid heavily
27. B – would not take his advice
28. B – be hopeful of a positive outcome
29. A – achieved two goals at once
30. A – people are easily influenced by their friends
31. B – rise
32. B – severely
33. C – frightening
34. B – quarrel
35. C – casual
36. D – intentionally
37. E – ignorant
38. B – approved
39. B – smart
40. C – comparatively
41. C – oppose
42. C – they had seen Amanda the previous week
43. A – pronunciation
44. A – of
45. A – with
46. D – when
47. A – status quo
48. E – had eaten
49. C – a young beautiful American
50. D – itself
51. B – theirs
52. E – marrying
53. A – onomatopoeia
54. D – as
55. E – is
56. E – I
57. C – lay
58. A – commensurate
59. C – by
60. B – was
61. D – spoonfuls
62. C – ruled
63. A – has
64. B – me
65. C – their assignment then
66. A – Short (shorten)
67. C – out
68. E – installations
69. C – wasn’t
70. D – each other
71. C – body
72. E – muscles
73. A – circulation
74. A – waste
75. E – fitness
76. D – system
77. B – blood
78. B – organs
79. C – oxygen
80. C – psychological
ADAMAWA ORAL
ADAMAWA ORAL:
1-10: CDCCAAEEAC
11-20: BADADEAACC
21-30: ECDACBCBEA
31-40: ADDDBEEBBB
41-50: ADBCBBECAD
EKITI ORAL
EKITI STATE ORAL:
1. D – riddle
2. E – deep
3. B – cat
4. A – call
5. E – dirt
6. A – fuel
7. A – lurk
8. D – fear
9. E – zoom
10. C – nurse
11. D – bread
12. D – boot
13. C – bare
14. A – late
15. B – seal
16. A – phoneme
17. A – standard
18. D – fish
19. B – accelerate
20. C – solemn
21. B – wide
22. D – maths
23. C – calf
24. D – photo
25. C – gadget
26. D – cease
27. B – labour
28. C – batch
29. E – straw
30. A – kill
31. E – threaten (low confidence)
32. C – roast
33. E – cage
34. D – rotate
35. D – tint
36. B – pae-di-a-TRI-cian
37. B – u-ni-VER-si-ty
38. D – un-sym-pa-THET-ic
39. B – in-hu-MAN-i-ty
40. B – transconti-NEN-tal
41. E – enjoy
42. E – prefer
43. D – rebel (n)
44. E – under
45. D – offend
46. A
47. C
48. C
49. C
50. B
55. B – cough
56. D – here
57. E – raise
58. A – sugar
59. E – hang
60. C – symptom
EBONYI ORAL
EBONYI STATE ORAL:
1. C – long
2. D – fare
3. D – relief
4. B – cat
5. B – weigh
6. A – zoom
7. E – phone
8. E – bank
9. A – wine
10. C – powder
11. D – late
12. E – fear
13. A – full
14. B – knowledge
15. C – group
16. B – entice
17. D – quest
18. D – kill
19. A – dub
20. D – physics
21. D – argue
22. D – standard
23. D – wish
24. C – dog
25. D – batch
26. D – fish
27. C – gadget
28. E – helm
29. A – labour
30. B – knowledge
31. D – beaten
32. B – pique
33. E – rotate
34. E – roast
35. D – crèche
36. D – par-TIC-u-lar-ly
37. B – unacCEPtable
38. A – u-ni-VER-si-ty
39. D – in-TER-pre-ta-tive
40. B – in-hu-MAN-i-ty
41. D – desperate
42. C – promote
43. C – suspend
44. A – seldom
45. D – today
46. D – Would her family be pleased with her impressive performance?
47. C – Has the labour union called off the strike?
48. C – Did the Board chairman give full scholarship to ten employees?
49. A – Does Deborah always do her homework?
50. B – Are we writing English Language test tomorrow by 9:00 a.m.?
51. D – day
52. D – voice
53. A – here
54. D – hedge
55. E – music
56. B – yield
57. B – symptom
58. A – enough
59. D – cognate
60. C – pot
PLATEAU ORAL
PLATEAU/JOS ORAL:
1D 2E 3A 4C 5A 6B 7C 8A 9B 10C 11B 12E 13A 14B 15C 16E 17E 18E 19B 20A 21D 22D 23A 24B 25E 26B 27B 28B 29A 30A 31B 32E 33D 34D 35D 36B 37E 38A 39D 40C 41E 42D 43E 44D 45E 46E 47B 48A 49B 50D
EDO ORAL
EDO STATE ORAL:
1-10: CDBECAEDAC
11-20: DAEBAEDABA
21-30: EACCBEEECE
31-40: ABAAAACAAB
41-50: ECEDEABCCD
51-60: EBCCAECDDC
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