Instructions: Choose A, B, C or D To Answer The Following Objective Questions

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2nd TERM EXAMINATION,2020/2021 ACADEMIC SESSION.
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SUBJECT: Basic Science CLASS:JSS 1
NAME:________________________________________ TIME ALLOWED:1hr15minutes
DATE:__________________
SECTION A (OBJECTIVES)
Instructions: Choose a,b,c or d to answer the following objective questions.
1. The release of eggs (ova) in the female from the ovary to the fallopian tube is referred to
as ------------
(A) menstruation (B) ovulation (C) reproduction (D) fertilization (E) gestation
2. The fusion of the nuclei of male and female sex cells (gametes) to form zygotes is called
-----------
(A) ovulation (B) fertilization (C) implantation (D) puberty (E) menstruation
3. Which of these cannot be regarded as an air pollutant?
(A) Carbon monoxide (B) Noise (C) Nitrogen (D) Dust (E) Smoke
4. Air pollutants can cause one of the following diseases: (A) Excretory diseases (B)
Reproductive diseases (C) Respiratory diseases (D) Nervous diseases (E) Skeletal diseases
5. The pregnancy period in mammals is otherwise called -------
(A) gestation (B) incubation (C) regurgitation (D) menopause (E) hibernation
6. Where does fertilization take place? (A) Uterus (B) Vaginal (C) Fallopian tube (D)
Cervix (E) Ovary
7. The development of the embryo takes place in the -----
(A) Uterus (B) Vaginal (C) Fallopian tube (D) Cervix (E) Ovary
8. Cutting out of air supply to a human being is known as ------
(A) suffocation (B) respiration (C) inflammation (D) instigation (E) adulteration
9. The soil pollutants can be controlled by the following EXPECT ----- (A) making use of
biodegradable refuse to make manure (B) public education (C) burning of soil (D) minimising
the use of insecticides and herbicides in the soil (E) disallowing dumping of chemicals in the
soil.
10. Which of the following is NOT a water pollutant?
(A) Soot (B) Detergent (C) Fertilizers (D) Pesticides (E) Crude oil
11. One of the following serves as a reproductive organ in a male
(A) Uterus (B) Ureter (C) Urethra (D) Oviduct (E) Cervix
12. Menopause is a stage where women are; (A) able to produce (B) produce egg (C) able to
menstruate
(D) Unable to menstruate any more eggs and have stopped menstruation (E) unable to produce
blood in her system
13. Conception occurs when (A) sperm unites with ovum (B) sperm moves to the fallopian
tube
(C) the fertilized egg implants itself to the lining of the uterus (D) fertilized egg remains at the
Oviduct
(E) ovum and sperm join together
14. Conception occurs in ----- (A) Fallopian tube (B) Oviduct (C) Vagina (D) Uterus/womb
(E) Cervix
15. One advantage of maintaining cleanliness and hygiene during menstruation is ----- (A) It
prevents cold and catarrh (B) it allows flexibility (C) it prevents body odour and discomfort
(D) It shows a sense of maturity (E) none of the above
16. Water pollution may be controlled by (A) repair of leakages in roofs (B) sweeping the
surroundings regularly (C) disposing of refuse properly (D) making good soakaway pits (E)
retaining stagnant water
17. Which of the gases below can be reduced by water pollution and cause the death of
aquatic life?
(A) Carbon (IV) oxide (B) Carbon (II) oxide (C) Nitrogen (D) Oxygen (E) Chlorine
18. Soil pollutants are substances that ----- (A) improve the quality of the soil (B) affect the
quality of the soil (C) manage the quality of the soil (D) are none of the above (E) all of the
above
19. When ozone layer is depleted (reduced), it means ----- (A) global warming occurs (B)
Chlorine in chlorofluoro carbon is removed from the ozone layer (C) the ozone layer shields
the inhabitants of the earth from skin cancer (D) the ozone layer absorbs nitrogen substance (E)
the ozone layer is attacked by chlorine in CFC's and can't protect as expected
20. Which of the following is the effect of too much sewage in water? (A) decrease in the
production of germs (B) decrease in the growth of germs (C) increase in the production of
germs (D) increase in the growth of germs (E) none of the above
21. Organisms which are able to make their own food are said to be ___________. (a)
autotrophic (b) commensal (c) heterotrophic (d) parasitic (e) saprophytic
22. Malaria is transmitted through the bite of ________mosquito. (a) aedes (b) female anopheles (c)
female culex (d) male anopheles (e) male culex
23. Animals that feed on both plants and animals are called ______.(a) carnivores (b) frugivores (c)
herbivores (d) omnivores (e) scavengers
24. Which of the following illustrates the life cycle of mosquito? (a) Adult---Larva---pupa---egg (b)
egg---larva---adult (c) egg---larva---pupa---adult (d) egg---nymph---adult (e) egg---
pupa---larva---adult.
25. Which of the following is not a natural source of water? (a) reservoir (b) river (c) spring (d)
stream (e) well
26. Which of the following is not a member of the nuclear family? A) daughter (b) father (c) mother
(d) son (e) uncle
27. The activities of the cell are controlled by_____. (a) Cell membranes (b) chloroplast (c)
cytoplasm (d) nucleus (e) vacuole.
28. Which of the following is a type of movement? (a) Active movement (b) inactive movement (c)
dancing movement (d) standing movement (e) docile movement.
29. If you fail to keep your hair clean and tidy, which of the following might result? I. Bad odor II.
Bushy hair III. Lice in hair IV. Dandruff. (a) I only (b) II only (c)
III only (d) IV only (e) I, II, III, and IV.
30. Which of the following might result from poor hygiene of the teeth? I. toothache II. Tooth decay
III. Extracting of bad teeth IV. Falling out of teeth before old age. (a) II only (b) III only (c) I and II only
(d) II and III only (e) I, II, III and IV
PART B THEORY
ANSWER ALL THE QUESTION IN THIS PART.
(1) Define air pollution. List and define the three types of pollution. (5 marks)
(2) List five sources of: (i) Air pollution. (ii) Water pollution. (5 marks)
(3) Define the following (a) Reproduction (b) Menstruation (c) Fertilization (10 marks)
(4) Name the male and female gametes in reproduction. (5 marks)

Differentiate between the two types of reproduction. (5 marks)
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SUBJECT: Civic Education CLASS:JSS 1
NAME:______________________________________________________ TIME ALLOWED:1hr15minutes
DATE:_____________________________
1. A person who is a legal member of allegiance to a particular country in which he resides
and enjoy full civil rights is known as (A) an individual (B) a civilian (C) civic student (D) a
citizen
2. The three category of citizen are bad citizen, good citizen and ___citizen (a) passive (b)
active (c) foreigner (d) none
3. The following are types and methods of acquisition of citizenship except citizenship by
(a)birth (b) naturalization (c) registration (d) language
4. The obligations and actions which are expected to be perform by the citizens is known as
(a) work (b) duties (c) obligations (d) discipline
5. The method by which a person claims citizenship of another country as a result of
grandparents is known as citizenship by (a) honorary (b) birth (c) descent (D) registration
6. When a person is granted citizenship by distinguished without usual requirements as a
mark of honour is known as____ citizenship (a) naturalization (b) honorary (c) descent (d)
registration
7. A person born in a country where his/her parents are citizens is a citizen by (a) birth (b)
blood (c) descent (d) none
8. An individual who does not owes allegiance to the state he or she currently resides is
known as (a) non-citizen (b) citizen (c) alien (d) citizen
9. The status of a person recognized under the law or constitution of a state is known as (a)
citizen (b) citizenship (c) values (d) none
10. A ____citizens contributes meaningfully to the progress of the country (a) bad (b) good
(c) passive (d) city
11. A citizen must obey laws and order in the society (a)true (b ) false
12. A citizen must skip paying taxes, rate and dues (a) true (b) false
13. It is a duty of a citizen of a country to assist the law enforcement agencies in discharge of
their duties (a) true (b) false
14. A good citizen must be loyal to another country NOT his country (a) true (b) false
15. A citizen has the right to vote from 18 years above (a) true (b) false
16. A citizen is not obligated to respect his national symbols (a) true (b) false
17. A citizen must respect the right of other citizens (a) true (b) false
18. A citizen must know the law especially the constitution of the country (a) true (b) false
19. Obeying the rules and regulation of your school is part of your duty as a citizen (a) true
(b) false
20. Giving alms to beggars and helping the needy is part of social obligation as a citizen (a)
true (b) false
21. _____ enables us fit into the society? {a} Physics {b} Chemistry {c} Civic Education.
_____ are standard rules and criteria that influence and determine how individuals behave in the
society? {a} Culture {b} Values {c}Laws.
22. Values help one in _____ ? {a} Making important lies in life{b} Making important decisions in
life. {c} Making important friends in life.
23. One of these is not a source of Good Values? (a) Under the bridge {b} Community {c} Family.
24. One of these is not a factor that promote Good Values? (a) Tolerance (b) Trust (c) Back biting.
25. Values can be manifested in _____ ways? (a) 3 (b) 2 (c) 1.
26. Manifestation of Values is seen in the _____ ? (a) School and individual (b) Church and people
(c) Society and individual.
27. Good Values allows the Society to ______ ? (a) Be in unity (b) Be at war (c) Back bite.
28. Treating everybody sincerely and fairly is a sign of being _____ ? (a) Self Reliant (b) Co-
operative (c) Honesty.
29. One not respected is as a result of ______ ? (a) Dishonesty (b) Lack of co-operation (c) Lack of
self reliance.
Theory
Answer all questions.
1. Who is a citizen? (5marks)
1b. List four (4) ways of becoming a citizen of Nigeria according to
the constitution of Federal Republic of Nigeria. (10 marks)
2. List five duties of citizens. (5 marks)
3. Mention five fundamental human rights of a citizen. (10 marks)

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SUBJECT: Social Studies CLASS:JSS 1
DATE:__________________
1. Social problems can also be called?
(a) socio booklet (b) socio information (c) social vices (d) socio innovations
2. Al
l of these are causes of social problems except
(a) Prosperity (b) Lack of parental care/guidance (c) Greed and selfishness (d) Disobedience
3. T
he violation of rules and regulations is called
(a) Compliance (b) Obedient (c) Crime (d) Good behaviour
4. Al
l of these include our roles in promoting safety except (a) We should keep our environment
clean (b) Raise alarm when we see danger (c) Play with electrical appliances (d) Be
vigilant
5. W
hat should you do, if you know the where about of a corrupt person wanted by the police
(a) Avoid him as much as possible (b) Disclose information to him
(c) Report to the nearest police station (d) Hide information from him
6. __
___________ is an action that intentionally harms or injures another person
(a) Love (b) Abuse (c) peace (d) Kindness
7. __
____________ is the study of man and its Environment
(a) Social science (b) Political science (c) Social studies (d) Agric science
8. R
oad safety club encourages youth to work as (a) officials (b) workers (c) Volunteer (d) teachers
9. T
he president is to a country as __________ is to a state
(a) Chairman (b) Commissioner (c) Director (d) Governor
10.One of these are effect of socio problems on the family except (a) divorce or broken homes
(b) rearing of children become difficult (c) It can also create an atmosphere for trust within
the family (d) the children become rude and disrespectful
11.Which of the following is not an effect of cultism (a) Provision of good roads (b)
Breakdown of law (c)Disruption of academic activities (d) Violence and trouble
within the society
12.RSC means _________(a) Federal road safety civil (b) Federal road safety club (c) Federal
road safety council (d) Federal road safety commission
13.Which of these are levels of road safety club except (a) NYSC (b) Secondary (c)
Nursery (d) Primary
14.An individual who has made wrong choice of friends may develop all of these except
(a) Stealing (b) Rudeness (c) Respect (d) Arrogance
15.The road safety club teaches _____________ and _________ (a) Selfishness and fear (b)
Sense of discipline and courage (c) Discouragement and disagreement (d) Covetousness and
fear
16.A good thing to avoid the occurence of accident because prevention is better
than__________ (a) cure (b) money (c) caring (d) hospitality
17.or safety to take place the students food should be_______prepared
(a) hygenically (b) unhygenically (c) poorly (d) wrongly
18.The road safety club teaches its member to be _________ abiding citizens
(a) Work (b) Class (c) Note (d) Law
19.________ is the total way of life of a group of people
(a) Culture (b) Cultism (c) Compliance (d) Census
20.Friendship could be defined as ________ (a) a state of being cruel to other (b) a state of
being emotionally attached to someone you like and trust (c) a state of fighting one another (d)
a state of loving someone only when things are good
21.The first agent of socialization of a child is the��. (a) school (b) family (c)
television (d) church (e) market
22. The Aspect of culture that can be seen and felt can be described as�� (a) intangible
(b) polluted (c) previous (d) tangible (e) visible
23. Two aspect of culture are ��..and ��.. (a) material and non-material (b) modern
artificial (c) individual group (d) occultic, non occultic (e) visible, invisible
24. Which of the following is not a secondary group��. (a) family unit (b) girls guide
(c) labour union (d) science club (e) red cross
25. The family which consist of a man, his wife and children is called ��.. (a) populous
family (b) compound family (c) nuclear family 9d) extended family (e) multiple
family
26. Disobedience to traffic rules can lead to one of the following�� (a) smooth driving
(b) safety of lives (c) safety of property (d) loss of lives and property (e) none of the
above
27. Which of the following is not a function of a family? (a) To feed the child (b) To educate
the child (c) To maltreat the child (d) To care and protect the child (e) To give birth to
new member
28. One of the following is not the role of a father in the family (a) To give advice, guidance and
assistance (b) To provide adequate feeding, clothing and accommodation (c) To provide
security and protection (d) To be discriminatory entreating the children (e) To ensure proper
education of the children
29. The parents greatly influence the behavior of a child (a) True (b) impossible (c) false
(d) none (e) incomplete statement
30. The totality of the way of life of a group of people is known as�� (a) manner (b)
culture (c) ideology (d) behavior (e) C and D
(30Marks)
Theory (Answer any two questions)

1. (a) What is examination malpractice? (5Marks)
(b) State any two solutions to examination malpractice (5Marks)
2. (a) Explain road safety club (5Marks)

(b) State the five levels of road safety club (5Marks)
3.(a) What is safety? (5Marks)

(b) state any three areas that must be kept safe (3Marks)
(c) State any two(2) roles in promoting safety (2Marks)
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SUBJECT: Business Studies CLASS:JSS 1
DATE:__________________
Instruction: Choose the best option from the alternativesA – D
1. One of the following is not concerned with production in direct services ________
A. doctor B. teacher C. barber D. factory worker
2. Which of the following is a reward of labour as a factor of production?
A. rent B. wages/salaries C. interest D. profit
3. The reward of capital as a factor of production is ____
A. rent B. interest C. profit D. wages/salaries
4. One of the following does not belong to the service occupation?
A. Police officer B. Military personnel c. Trader D. Doctor
5. One of the following enhances the movement of goods and services from one place to
another
A. insurance B. advertising C. banking D. transportation
6. The following are factors of production except ______ A. Land B. Labour C.
Capital D. Vehicle
7. Which of these is immobile as a factor of production?A. Capital B. Entrepreneur
C. Land D. Labour.
8. A dishonest person will be all of the following except. A. greedy B. inconsiderate C.
disloyal D. truthful
9. The following are the attributes of truthfulness in business except.
A. uprightness B. reliability C. honesty D. lies
10. Which of the following is not a productive activity? A. Service of a dentist B. Service
of an engineer C. Kidnapping and smuggling of goods D. Entertainment by musician
11. Any legal, economic activity in which a person is engaged in order to earn a living is
______
A. production B. occupation C. commerce D. factors of production.
12. All of the following contribute to FAILURE in business except
A. greed B. gossip C. hatred D. honesty
13. The buying and selling of goods and services is called …… A. Job B. Trade. C.
Farming. D. Promotion.
14. The totality of human behavior is referred to as …… A. Attitude B. Punctuality C.
Integrity D. Play
15. All but one of the following are the characteristics of an entrepreneur
A. Determination B. Dishonesty C. Commitment D. Resourcefulness
16. Which of these is mobile as a factor of production? A. Capital B. Entrepreneur C.
Land D. Labour.
17. Which of these is a commercial occupation? A. Agriculture B. Mechanic C. Trading
D. Plumbing
18. One of the rewards for being truthful is
A. credibility and respect B. unpopularity C. demotion D. punishment
19. Which of the following is not an example of extractive occupation?
A. Mining B. Fishing C. Farming D. Construction of roads and bridges
20. The quality of having a strong attachment to someone or something is called …
A. Devotions B. Punctuality C. Work D. Labour
When buying and selling involves other countries, it is referred to as ------ trade
A. consumer B. foreign C. home D. retail E. wholesale
11. Farming is an example of -------- occupation A. Commercial B. Constructive C. Extractive D.
Manufacturing E. Service
12. Re-exporting of goods brought into Nigeria to other countries is known as ------
Trade. A. import B. export C. Entrepot D. Foreign E. Home
13. Foreign trade consist of ------- parts A. 2 B. 3 C. 4 D. 5 E. 6
14. Minimum number of persons that can form public limited liability company is A. 2 B. 5 C. 7
D. 9 E. 10
15. The ------- department is responsible for preparing workers wages A. accounts B. personnel
C. production D. purchases E. sales
17. The drawee of a cheque is the A. bank B. creditor C. drawer D. payee E. writer
18. Which of the following is not a source of business capital for a one man business? A. Borrowing
from friends B. Borrowing from relatives C. Issuing of shares D. Past savings E. profit from previous
operations
19. A document issued by the cashier as evidence of payment is known as A. cash book B. debit
note C. invoice D. order E. receipt
20. The provision of goods and services to satisfy human want is called ------- A. enterprise B.
distribution C. Investment D. Marketing E. Production
21. The reward for capital is --------- A. interest B. rent C. profit and loss D. wages and salaries
E. rate
22. The reward for land is---------- A. interest B. rent C. profit and loss D. wages and salaries E.
rate
23. Wealth used in creation of further wealth is called -------- A. land B. capital C. entrepreneur
D. Labour E. Organisation
24. The wholesaler buys goods in large quantity from the ------ and sell in small quantity to the
retailer. A. producer B. seller C. buyer D. hawkers E. consumer
25. Below are the examples of goods except A. chairs B. clay pots C. cocoa D. film show E.
pens
26. ---------- is any thing that can satisfy human wants. A. utilities B. materials C. properties D.
luxury E. equipment
27. The production of motor vehicles, shoes and plastics are grouped under ---- Industry. A.
construction B. extractive C. Manufacturing D. primary E. secondary
28. Which of the following is not a product of an extractive industry? A. crude oil B. limestone C.
tin ore D. tyres E. yams
29. The profit given to the owner of Limited Liability Company is called A. shares B. stock C.
interest D. profit E. Dividend
30. Clerical duties are best performed in A. company B. market C. ministry D. office E. school
SECTION B: THEORY
INSTRUCTION: Answer the questions below:
1. Identify the Four factors of production and their rewards 10marks
2i. What is Truthfulness? 5mark

2ii. Mention Two rewards of being Truthful 5marks
3. a Define Sole Proprietorship 5marks

b.Mention four(4) Characteristics of a sole proprietorship 5marks

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SUBJECT: Physical And Health Education CLASS:JSS 1
DATE:__________________
Physical education is best defined as the process of A. Training the body only B. Developing the
structure of the body and mind C. Training the body, the mind and the soul D.
Developing the body
The scope of physical education include the following EXCEPT A. Farming B.
Aquatics C. Games D. Gymnastics
All the following are the aims of physical education EXCEPT A. Physical development C.
Emotional development B. Physiological development D. Social development
Moving from one place to another is called A. Locomotor movement C. Non-
locomotor movement B. Manipulative movement D. Locomotive movement
Athletics is a term used in describing A. Running and jumping C. Throwing and
jumping B. Field and track events D. Jogging and running
The number of lanes for an athletics track is…….A. 6 B. 8 C. 9 D.
10
7. A relay team normally consists of __________ athletes. A. 3 B. 8 C.
4 D. 7
8. Which of the following activities require speed? A. Sprinting B. Boxing C.
Jogging D. Dancing
9. The meal that contains the various classes of food in the right proportion is A. Calories B.
Vitamins C. Balanced diet D. Over balanced
10. The following are vitamins EXCEPT A. J B. C C. D D. K
11. What is the width of an athletics lane? A. 1.23m B. 1.10m C. 1.22m D.
1.33m
12. Which of the following races are categorized as sprints? A. 40m, 50m, 200m, 5,000 B.
50m,100m, 200m, 400m C. 50m, 100m, 800m, 1,500m D. 60m, 110m, 400m,
800m
13. Which of the following is NOT a track or field event? A. Badminton B. Discus C.
Hurdles D. High jump
14. The sector of a discus pitch is ________ degree. A. 20 B. 40 C. 50
D. 60
15. The Nigeria swimming governing body is A. S.F.N. B. F.I.N.A. C. C.A.F.
D. N.F.F.
16. ________ is NOT an example of aquatic activities. A. Diving B. Canoeing C.
Walking D. Boating
17. Track event are also called __________ events. A. Swimming B. Running C.
Throwing D. Throwing
18. Crouch start is used to start __________ races. A. Narrow B. Clapping C.
Sprint D. Basket
19. _________ education also helps to correct bad posture.A. Biology B. Basic C.
Elementary D. Physical
20. Sources of protein are the following EXCEPT A. Groundnut B. Milk C. Fish
D. Cheese
21. An important equipment in relay is A. Whistle B. Baton C. Track D. Stop
watch
22. Which of the following is NOT a sprint race?A. 500m B. 400m C. 200mD.
100m
23. The throwing sector for shot put is ____________ degree. A. 55 B. 50 C.
45 D. 29
24. The following are methods of starting sprint races EXCEPT A. Standing B.
Elongated C. Bunch D. Medium
25. One of the following is a team event in athletics A. 100m B. Marathon C. Relay
race D. Cross country race
26. Which of the following is an offence in soccer game? A. PushingB. Tackling C. Shooting
D. Heading
27. Which of these is a source of protein? A. Cocoyam B. Beans C.
Plantain D. Sugar
28. 4 X 100M and 4 X 400M are examples of ______________ races in athletics. A. Relay B.
Shuttle C. Middle D. Long
29. What is the duration of soccer game? A. 20 minutes B. 40 minutes C. 80 minutes
D. 90 minutes
30. All are non-locomotor movements EXCEPT A. Bending B. Stretching C.
Running D. Pushing
Theory
Section(B)
Instruction;Answer all questions.
1.aWhat are contact sport
b.Give five(5) examples of contact sport
c.What are non-contact sport
d.Give five(5) examples of non-contact sport
e.Mention four(4) benefit of contact and non contact sport
f.Mention five(5) basic skill in contact and non-contact sport
2.aWhat are Disease?
b.Mention four(4) disease causing agent
c.Mention four(4) preventive measures of disease

3.What is balance diet?
b.In tabular form,list out the classes of food, their functions and examples of food they contain

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SUBJECT: Christian Religious Knowledge CLASS:JSS 1
DATE:__________________
1. Becoming a friend again after a quarrel is called �� A.restitution B. ratification C.
reconciliation D.recognition
2. The quarrel between Esau and Jacob made Jacob to run to ��.. A.Haran B.Hebron C.Egypt
D.Negex
3. After wasting his resources on riotous living, the prodigal son was employed to take care of
��. A.goats B.sheep C.cows D.pigs
4. What did Esau not do when he saw Jacob coming to him? A.ran away B.kissed him C.fell on his
neck D.embraced him
5. Jesus said that a man should reconcile with his ��. While both were on their way to court.
A.offender B.neighbour C.accuser D.enemy
6. Jesus said we should ask God to forgive our debts as we have forgiven ��.. A.our creditors
B.other sinner C.other offenders D.our debtors
7. Everybody was happy when a party was organized for the prodigal son except ��. A.his
brother B.his mother C.his father D.his pastor
8. Which of the following has something to do with relationship? A.freedom B.kinship C.irritation
D.separation
9. Relationship is a necessity because ��.. A.you cannot do everything yourself B.nobody needs
you C.you do not need anybody D.nobody wants you
10. The most earliest relationship is ��. A.filiation B.marrriage C.family D.religion
11. What is the type of relationship between God and man? A.Islam B.faithfulness C.christianity
D.religion
12. All the following are components of extended family except ��A.neighbour B.uncle C.niece
D.aunt
13. A group of people made up of aman,a wife,or wives,a child or children is called ��. Family.
A.nuclear B.extended C.joint D.loose
14. Wives must submit completely to their husbands as the church submits to ��. A.God
B.christ C.the elders D.caesar
15. God commands children to �� their parents. A.honour B.respect C.obey D.worship
16. Which of the following is not an officer of a secondary school? A.bursar B.chairman C.principal
D.prefect
17. Which of this is a factor aiding students in choosing friends? A.colour B.building C.age D.book
18. Bad friendship leads to all the following except �� A.kindness B.cultism C.prostitution
D.truancy
19. Who loved David as himself?A.Abner B..Jonathan C.Nathan D.Goliath
20. A community is made up of all the following except. A.towns B.villages C.people D.family
21. Every community want all the following.A.progress B.unity C.love D.discrimination
22 ��. is the act of earnestly expressing our desire to God.A.preaching B.prayer C.sermon
D.Bible study
23. Relationship means the way you and�� together A. people think B.people fight C.people
relate D.people commit
24. After the creation of all things on earth, God said �Let us make man in our own image,after
our�� A.need B.form C.likeness D.spirit
25. What is disobedience? A.envy B.sin C.greed D.loveliness
26. There are �� which everything created must obey. A.see B.obey C.disregard D.laws
27. How many of Adam�s children were known by names? A.two B.three C.four D.five
28. Cain built a city named after his son called��. A.Enoch B.Jared C.Methuselah D.Seth
29. From Adam to Noah, there were ��. generations. A.seven B.eight C.nine D.ten
30. A set of humanbeing is called ��. A.a decade B.a generation C.a family D.twin
Section B (Theory)
Instruction:Answer all questions
(1) Write out the Lords’ Prayer
(2) Mention the twelve(12) disciples of Jesus Christ
(3) What was the first Miracle of Jesus Christ and where did he perform it?
(4) Write out Psalm 23
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SUBJECT:Agricultural Science CLASS:JSS 1
DATE:__________________
1. Perennial crops include all of the following, except … (a) rubber (b) citrus (c) banana
(d) mango
2. One these crops has two cotyledons ……(a) rice (b) maize (c) millet (d) cowpea
3. Mango is an example of....... plant. (a) monocot (b) dicot (c) one seed leaf (d) tricot
4. A farming system that requires large area of land and machinery is … farming
(a)subsistence (b) pastoral (c) extensive (d) commercial
5. Which of the following group of crops represent raw materials for the beverage
industries?
(a)cowpea, yam, mango (b) sisal,kenaf, jute (c) tea, coffee, cocoa (d) plantain, orange,
cocoyam
6. Which of the following belong to oil crops? (a) cotton (b) orange (c) mango (d)
cowpea
7. Farm animals provide the following for man, except….
(a) furniture(b) power (c) sports (d) transportation
8. The science of growing fruits, vegetables and ornamental plants is known as …
(a)apiculture (b) forestry (c) horticulture (d) fishery
9. Which of the following crops has leaves with net venation?
(a)wheat (b) cowpea (c) millet (d) sorghum
10. Which of the following is an annual crop? (a) maize (b) cassava (c) cocoa (d) cocoyam
11. The following crops are classified as legume, except …
(a)cowpea (b) groundnut (c)oilpalm(d)soyabean
12. Animals used to carry farm produce are called …
(a)work animals (b) pet animals (c) aquatic animals (d) poultry
13. The following are the products obtained from farm animals, except …
(a)meat (b) milk (c) egg (d) fruit
14. Aquatic organisms are major sources of ……(a) starch (b) fats and oils (c) protein (d)
water
15. … animals are used to combat crimes, (a) aquatic (b) guard (c) pet (d) dairy
16. Animals that eat, live and reproduce in water are called …
(a)aquatic animals (b) mammals (c) poultry (d) terrestrial animals
17. Any animal covered with feathers is called ……(a) duck (b) bird (c) reptile (d) fowl
18. An example of pet animal is …… (a) parrot (b) lizard (c) tiger (d) lion
19. One of the following animals can be used to work on the farm ……(a) dog (b) lion (c) cat
(d) bull
20. One of the following animals is not poultry ……(a) duck (b) cat (c) goose (d) hen
21. 1. The branch of agriculture that is concerned with sending new ideas to farmers and also
sending problem to research stations is called ______A.Agricultural economics B.Agricultural
extension C.Agricultural science D.Agricultural accounting
22. The process through which water is lost from the plant’s leaf is termed _____A.Evaporation
B.Capillary action C.Percolation D.Transpiration
23. Pollination in plants can be described as a process of _____ A.Sexual reproduction B.Asexual
reproduction C.Asexual propagation D.Vegetative propagation
24. A weaned calf should be fed on large quantities of _____ A.Silage B.Hay C.Succulents
D.Concentrates
25. The following farm animals are monogastric EXCEPT _____A.Rabbit B.Pig C.Goat D.Dog
26. Pest are economically important because they _____.A.Destroy soil fertility after their death and
decay
B.Break down organic materials in the soil C.Enhance the economic potential of crops D.Transmit
diseases and damage crops
27. Which of the following crop is a rhizome?
A.Cassava B.Cocoyam C.Yam D.Ginger
28. Which of the following crops is used for fibre production? A.Indian rubber
B.Para-rubber C.Jute D.Benniseed
29. Which of the following is NOT a vegetable?
A.Tomato B.Carrot C.Cucumber D.Benniseed
30. Which of the following ecological zones is best suited for pastoral farming? A.Mangrove swamp
B.Rain forest C.Mangrove forest D.Savanna
THEORY: Answer all questions:
1a. What do you understand by tillage? 2marks

b. Mention two classifications of crops by tillage practices. 4 marks
c. state four crops that are legumes 4 marks
2a. Explain the following:

i work animal ii guard animals iii dairy animals iv Poultry 2 marks
b. Give two examples each of 2a above 4 marks
c. State four uses of farm animals 4 marks
3a. Highlight four characteristics of rabbits 4 marks

b. Mention two animals that are ruminants 2 marks
c. Name four cereal crops 4 marks

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SUBJECT: Home Economics CLASS:JSS 1
DATE:__________________
1. An area of home economics which deal with using of family resources to meet family's
needs and goal is (a) Hygiene and good grooming (b) Clothing and texile (c) Home
management (d) Foods and nutrition (e) Child care
2. ___________ family include aunts, uncle, grandparent, cousins and other relations.
(a) Extended (b) Expanded (c) Nuclear (d) Large (e) Compound
3. A room where you play, read, relax, watch television or listen to radio is called
__________
(a) Large room (b) Small room (c) Sitting room/Living room (d) Kitchen (e) Bedroom
4. The houses that are commonly found in rural areas are called (a) Bamboo houses (b)
Mud houses
(c) Modern houses (d) Concrete houses (e) Sky scrappper
5. ___________ education teaches people how to make wise decisions when selecting or
buying goods and services (a) Consumer (b) Co-operative (c) School (d) Secondary (e)
Budgeting
6. A type of house that can still be found only in riverine area is ___________
(a) Bungalow (b) Mud building (c) Duplex (d) Storey building (e) Bamboo houses
7. Sweat is produced in the skin by ____________
(a) germs (b) blood Vessel (c) sweat pores(d) oil glands (e) sweat glands
8. _____is used as centre for food storage, preparation and cooking.
(a) Dining room (b) Kitchen (c) Laundry room (d) Guest room (e) class room
9. Which of the following is also important for balance? (a) Nose (b) Ear (c) Skin (d)
Tongue (e) Eye
10. ______is used as a place for resting and keeping important documents.
(a) Bedroom (b) classroom (c) Sitting room (d) Guest room (e) Laundry room
11. When the sun shines on the skin one of the following is produce.
(a) Vitamin B (b) Vitamin C (c) Vitamin A (d) Vitamin D (e) sweat
12. Which one is not part of the group.(a) Beds (b) bath tub (c)Mattresses (d) pillows (e)
wardrobe
13. The nose is divided into two nostrils by a partition called ____________
(a) Septum (b) Olfactory nerves (c) Filters (d) Membrane (e) Organ
14. _____ have shallow foundations, cool in hot and dry season.
(a) Bungalow (b) Mud houses (c) Duplex (d) Sky scrapper (e) boats
15. When the foot is contantly wet bacteria and fungi can grow in between toes causing
__________
(a) Calluse(b) Corn (c) Wet feet (d) Athlete's foot (e) Watery
16. The way the body part are held up or carried when a person stands, walks, sits or works
is called ____________ (a) Position (b) Poster (c) Posture (d) Posterior (e) Post
17. _______is a building and it is made for people to live in.
(a) house (b) shop (c) a structure (d) a container (e) Space ship
18. One of the following makes musles strong and firm.
(a) Fighting (b) Work (c) Rest (d) Exercise (e) Sleep
19. ________disciplines and feeds the family members
(a) Mother (b) Uncle (c) brother (d) children (e) house maid
20. _____is an abode or a dwelling place for one`s family.
(a) court (b) Home (c) shop (d) church (e) class room
1. In good posture, the major weight centers of the body must be A. aligned B. joined C.
Protected D. disjoined
2. The major weight centers of the body are ------- A. Three B. four C. five D. six
3. In good sitting posture , the head must be kept erect and the chest A. down B. bent C.
long D. up
4. One of the following makes the muscle strong and firm A. Rest B. Sleep C. Routine
D. Exercise
5. Which of the following builds the muscle A.. Strengthening exercise B. Aerobic exercise
C. Stretching exercise D. Rest
6. Rest is a natural treatment for A. fatigue B. sleep C. Hunger D . Exercise
7. An overall state of well�being is called A. Fatigue B. Health C. Rest D Relaxation
8. One of the following is not an important point to consider when selecting clothes A.
Occasion B. Friend C. Weather D. Money
9. Special clothing is required for all except A. Sport B. School C. Eating D. Sleeping.
10. Another name for nuclear family is A. Oligamous family B. Polyandry family C.
One family D. Monogamous family
(30Marks)
Theory (Answer any two questions)
1 (a) What is a family? (5Marks)
(b) State the three types of a family (5Marks)
2. (a) Explain family tree?

(5Marks)
(b) State any three roles of the mother and two roles of the children in the family (5Marks)
3. (a) Explain a home

(5Marks)
(b) State any five ways of taking care of the home
(5Marks)

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SUBJECT: English Language CLASS:JSS 1
DATE:__________________
INSTRUCTION: Answer All Questions in Section
GRAMMAR
Choose from the alternatives A-D, the one that correctly states the type of adverb used.
1. The prices of goods are quite reasonable. It is an adverb of….
(A) time (B) place (C) manner (D) degree
2. Why have you come here?
(A) place (B) degree (C) interrogation (D) manner
3. There is party in that house; hence the loud noise.
(A) manner (B)time (C) reason (D) frequency
4. Thanks, that’s very nice of you.
(A) manner (B)degree (C) place (D)time
5. When did the players arrive?
(A) manner (B)time (C) interrogation (D) frequency
6. Do your homework now.
(A) manner (B)degree (C) place (D)time
TEST OF ORALS
Instruction: Read the following sentences and choose the word that has the Same Vowel
Sound as the one represented in the slant lines.
7 /u/ Look at the boot beside the spoon. (A) look (B) boot (C) spoon (D) boot and spoon
8. /u:/ Jane didn’t mean to boot all over her teacher. (A) Jane (B) boot (C) mean(D)teacher
9. // It is a must for Alaadin to be in the cave with his monkey.
(A)must(B)Alaadin(C)monkey (D) cave.
10. /3:/ I heard a bird singing. (A)singing(B)garden (C) heard (D) bird
Complete each of the following questions with the most appropriate of the options
lettered A – D
11. ____ means to borrow books or periodicals from the library for a certain period of time.
(A)card catalogue (B) carrel ( C) checkout (D)archieves

12. A study area for one person is called____ (A)catalogue (B) register (C) library
(D) carrel
13. An ___ points to where information can be found.
(A)index(B) archives (C) identification mark (D) all of the above
14. The following are types of poetry except __ (A)Lyrics ( B)Ode (C) Epic
(D) Tragicomedy
15. An __ is a long elaborate normative poem with a serious purpose.
(A) epic (B) ode (C) elergy (D) ballad
16. A poem written on rural or country life of a given society is____.
(A)dirge (B) pastoral (C)lulaby(D) panegyric
17. A sort of musical poem meant to be sung as music of life is a _____.
(A)ballad (B) pastoral (C) dirge (D) lyrics
18. The period when a man and a woman study each other to know whether they would be
compatible for marriage is called____. (A)engage (B) courtship (C) relationship
(D) loving
19. ___ is a woman who is not married. (A) spinster(B) lady (C) young lady
(D)spinter
20. A man who has never married is a ____.(A) boss (B) big man (C) bachelor
(D)bachellor
(20 Marks)
THEORY
SECTION A: GRAMMAR
Answer All
INSTRUCTION: Write out the missing words by adding-s, -es,-ing or –ing to the verbs in
bold type.
1. We saw a small dog __ a cat. chase
2. A small dog __ a cat. chase
3. Every day, Ann __ sums from Soraya. Copy
4. Rushkana is ___ every morning that she will miss the bus. Worry
5. Yesterday, the dustmen ___ all the bins in our street. Empty
(5 Marks)
SECTION B: ESSAY
6. Write out a detailed essay on: The Most Memorable Day in My Life
(5 Marks)

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SUBJECT: Computer Studies CLASS:JSS 1
DATE:__________________
1. A hardware device that is used for typing data into the computer system is called a
________
(a) Typewriter (b) Mouse (c) Keyboard (d) key lock
2. ______ is a graphical symbol which shows that computer system is waiting for
command or an instruction. (a) Prompt (b) Cursor (c) Symbols (d) key lock
3. _______ is a graphical symbol object for selecting or clicking an Icon on the
windows application packages. (a) Prompt (b) Cursor (c) Symbols (d) key lock
4. _________ monitor can display graphic and texts with several colours
(a) Monochrome (b) Colour (c) Flat screen (d) Multicolor
5. The display of only one colour and cannot be used for windows application is
usually referred to as ______ monitor.(a) Monochrome (b) Colour (c) Flat screen (d)
Multicolor
6. An electronic machine that accepts data, processes it and display the result through
an output device is referred to as ______
(a) Computer system (b) Computer Monitor (c) Computer Hardware (d) Computer
programme
7. A _______card is built with separate memory for its operation which is usually
affected by the speed of the card for a better performance(a) VDU (b) LCD (c)
Microchip (d) Monitor screen
8. The following are not examples of port EXCEPT ________ Port.
(a) Input (b) Power (c) Modem (d) Output
9. The name of the card that enables better performance for the speed of a monitor is
called the ____ card.(a) All of the above (b) None of the above (c) Chip (d) Blue
10. The feature of a system unit used for storing program, file and documents in the
system is called _
(a) Monochrome (b) Colour (c) Main Memory (d) Multicolor
11. ________ controls all the operation that are carried out in the system unit
(a) Monochrome (b) Colour (c) Main Memory (d) CU
12. ________ is used mostly for performing any calculation processes in the system
unit.
(a) ALU (b) Colour (c) Main Memory (d) CU
State the full meaning of the following below:

13. ALU ___________________________
14. CU ___________________________
15. CRT ___________________________
16. LED ___________________________
17. LCD ___________________________
18. VGA ___________________________
19. SVGA___________________________
20. CPU ___________________________
THEORY
1. State and explain 2 types of keyboard
2marks
2. List 3 external features of a system unit and uses.

3marks
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SUBJECT: Mathematics CLASS:JSS 1
DATE:__________________
1. Round off 4567to 2significantfigures A. 4500 B. 5600 C. 4600 D. 46.00
2. Approximate 0.00067659 to 3significant figures
A. 0.000676 B. 0.000677 C.677 D.0.000675
3. Round off 5.788 to 2significant figures A.5.8 B. 5.80 C. 5.7 D. 5.78
4. Approximate 89.76 to the nearest ten A. 80 B. 89 C. 90 D. 100
5. Round off 5.6754 to 2 decimal places A. 5.6 B. 5.67 C. 5.68 D.5.65
6. Calculate the value of 101 × 11.
A. 1111 B. 1011 C 1100 D. 1000
7. Convert (101two)2 to a base ten number
A. 26 ten B. 25 ten C. 27 ten D. 28ten
8. Round off 0.05476 to two decimal places A. 0.05 B. 0.06 B.0.055 D. 0.0547
9. Find the valueof 1101 – 101 in base two A. 1111 B. 1011 C. 1100 D. 1000
10. Express 80645 correct to 3significant figures.
A. 80600 B. 80700 C. 80650 D. 80000

11. Convert 1100two to a base ten number
A. 21 ten B. 12 ten C. 25 ten D. 18ten
12. Add 1011 and 1101 in base two.
A. 11000 B. 11100 C. 11110 D. 11111
13. Convert 30ten to a base two number.
A. 11100two B. 11110 two C. 10101 two D. 10011 two
14. The HCF of 24 and 60 is (a) 2 (b) 3 (c) 4 (d) 12
15. The product of two numbers is 4 if one of the number is 8, what is
the other number? A ¼ B. ½ C. 1 D. 2
16. Express 0.089752 correct to 3significant figures.
A. 0.0898 B. 0.089 C.0.09 D. 0.0897
17. What is the value of the digits 5 in the number 624.95?
A. 5 hundredths B. 5 tens C. 5 tenths D. 5 hundreds.
18. Round off 30736 to the nearest thousand. A. 30740 B. 30700
C. 31000 D. 30000
19. Approximate 79.75 to the nearest whole number. A. 80 B. 79.8 C.79D.79.75
20. Convert 11001two to a base ten numberA.26ten B 25 ten C.27 tenD.28ten
PARTB :THEORY
INSTRUCTION: Answer any two questions in this part.
1.[a] Round off the following to
(i) 1sf (ii) 2sf (iii) 3sf [a] 7468 [b] 2.048 [c] 543.6874 (10marks)
[b] Approximate 0.0 4687 to (i) 1 d.p (ii) 2 d.p ( ii) 3 d.p (5marks)
2[a] Find the value of (100 two) 3 in base two. (5marks)
[b] Calculate the following in base two:
(i) 11000 – 1011 (ii) 101111 + 101101 (iii) 11101 x 11 (10marks)
3.[a] Approximate [a] 326.8474 [b] 0.875826 tothe nearest
(i) whole number(ii) hundredth (iii) thousandth (5marks)

111012 (ii) 1001012
[b] Convert the following to base ten (i) (5marks)
2410 (ii) 4510

[c] Convert the following to base two (i) (5marks)

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SUBJECT: Basic Technology CLASS:JSS 1
DATE:__________________
1. A title block is drawn at the (a) top left corner (b) bottom right corner (c) bottom left corner (d) top
right corner
2. Energy possessed by a body by virtue of its position is called (a) motion energy (b) wind energy (c)
potential energy (d) dry energy
3. Latex got from a tree is used for producing (a) natural rubber (b) glass (c) ceramic (d) plastic
4. The energy from the sun is referred to as (a) wind energy (b) heat energy (c) nuclear energy (d) solar
energy
5. Which of these instruments is used for free-hand sketching? (a) set square and pencil (b) tee square
and pencil (c) pencil and eraser (d) compass and pencil
6. The term ‘technology’ can be classified into (a) natural technology and artificial (b) rural technology
and urban technology (c) biological and physical technology (d) under-developed and high developed
technology
7. The instrument used for picking measurement from the ruler to the drawing is called (a) compass
(b) tee square (c) divider (d) scriber
8. The unit of energy is (a) Joules (b) Watt (c) Ampere (d) Newton
9. A good example of soft wood is (a) Pine (b) Iroko (c) Mahogany (d) Opepe
10. Which of the following drawing instruments is used for vertical and diagonal lines? (a) steel rule (b)
set square (b) divider (d) metre rule
11. A metal which contains iron is known as (a) ferrous (b) aluminium (c) bronze (d) copper
12. The stock and blade of a Tee-square form an angle of (a) 30o (b) 60o (c) 90o (d) 120o
13. Natural rubber is made from a milky liquid called (a) latex (b) solution (c) plasticine (d) moisture
14. What takes place when a force moves through a distance? (a) power is multiplied (b) force is
multiplied (c) work is done (d) heat is generated
15. The ability to do work is called (a) energy (b) power (c) weight (d) force
16. Curves line are drawn with (a) French curves (b) Set square (c) Ruler (d) Divider
17. Which of the following is NOT a hardwood? (a) Obeche (b) Mahogany (c) Pine (d) Iroko
18. When is preventive maintenance carried out on a machine? (a) before the machine breaks down
(b) after the machine had broken down (c) when the machine is to be sold (d) when the machine is
overheating
19. The full meaning of ICT is (a) Information Company Technology (b) Information and
Communication Technology (c) Information Centre Transmission (d) Information and Communication
Transmission
20. Ceramic is made from (a) clay (b) wood (c) metal (d) iron
21. The unit of work is (a) Metre (b) Second (c) Joules (d) Kilogram
22. A single storey building is referred to as (a) mansion (b) skyscraper (c) duplex (d) bungalow
23. ________ is used to drive nails into woods. (a) spanner (b) screw-driver (c) tee-square (d) hammer
24. A metal which does not contain iron is known as ………….. metal. (a) thick (b) non-ferrous (c) brown
(d) ferrous
25. Try square is an example of …………. tools (a) setting and marking out (b) boring (c) driving (d)
cutting
26. The name given to a particular hammer depends on its (a) head (b) handle (c) length (d)
smoothness
27. Which of the following is used to drive screws in and out of woods? (a) hammer (b) screwdriver (c)
spanner (d) plier
28. Mechanical energy is of ………… types. (a) 2 (b) 3 (c) 4 (d) 5
29. What type of maintenance does a roof leakage need? (a) predictive maintenance (b) advance
maintenance (c) corrective maintenance (d) preventive maintenance
30. Which of the drawing instruments looks like letter ‘T’? (a) Tee-square (b) Protractor (c) Set square
(d) Metric Rule
THEORY
Answer all questions.
1. What are measuring tools?

b. List 3 examples of measuring tools?
c. Mention 2 examples of driving tools
2. Define (i) Energy (ii) Work

b. List 6 forms of energy.
3. What is emission?
b. List four electronic devices.
c. Mention four methods of emission.
4. Write out five common building materials.

b. Mention four(4) importance of building material
5.What is Technical drawing?

b.Mention ten(10) instruments and materials used for technical drawing
c.Show the diagram for
(i) drawing board
(ii)tee square

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(4) Name the male and female gametes in reproduction. (5 marks)

2. List five duties of citizens. (5 marks)

3. Mention five fundamental human rights of a citizen. (10 marks)

Theory (Answer any two questions)

2. (a) Explain road safety club (5Marks)

3.(a) What is safety? (5Marks)

2i. What is Truthfulness? 5mark

3. a Define Sole Proprietorship 5marks

Motto:EDUCATION IS THE BEST LEGACY

1.aWhat are contact sport

b.Give five(5) examples of contact sport

c.What are non-contact sport

d.Give five(5) examples of non-contact sport

e.Mention four(4) benefit of contact and non contact sport

f.Mention five(5) basic skill in contact and non-contact sport

2.aWhat are Disease?

b.Mention four(4) disease causing agent

c.Mention four(4) preventive measures of disease

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A.Tomato B.Carrot C.Cucumber D.Benniseed

1a. What do you understand by tillage? 2marks

2a. Explain the following:

3a. Highlight four characteristics of rabbits 4 marks

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2. (a) Explain family tree?

3. (a) Explain a home

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(A)card catalogue (B) carrel ( C) checkout (D)archieves

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State the full meaning of the following below:

2. List 3 external features of a system unit and uses.

2. Approximate 0.00067659 to 3significant figures

A. 0.000676 B. 0.000677 C.677 D.0.000675

3. Round off 5.788 to 2significant figures A.5.8 B. 5.80 C. 5.7 D. 5.78

4. Approximate 89.76 to the nearest ten A. 80 B. 89 C. 90 D. 100

5. Round off 5.6754 to 2 decimal places A. 5.6 B. 5.67 C. 5.68 D.5.65

6. Calculate the value of 101 × 11.

A. 1111 B. 1011 C 1100 D. 1000

7. Convert (101two)2 to a base ten number

A. 26 ten B. 25 ten C. 27 ten D. 28ten

10. Express 80645 correct to 3significant figures.

A. 80600 B. 80700 C. 80650 D. 80000

A. 21 ten B. 12 ten C. 25 ten D. 18ten

12. Add 1011 and 1101 in base two.

A. 11000 B. 11100 C. 11110 D. 11111

13. Convert 30ten to a base two number.

A. 11100two B. 11110 two C. 10101 two D. 10011 two

14. The HCF of 24 and 60 is (a) 2 (b) 3 (c) 4 (d) 12

15. The product of two numbers is 4 if one of the number is 8, what is

the other number? A ¼ B. ½ C. 1 D. 2

16. Express 0.089752 correct to 3significant figures.

A. 0.0898 B. 0.089 C.0.09 D. 0.0897

17. What is the value of the digits 5 in the number 624.95?

A. 5 hundredths B. 5 tens C. 5 tenths D. 5 hundreds.

18. Round off 30736 to the nearest thousand. A. 30740 B. 30700

19. Approximate 79.75 to the nearest whole number. A. 80 B. 79.8 C.79D.79.75

20. Convert 11001two to a base ten numberA.26ten B 25 ten C.27 tenD.28ten

INSTRUCTION: Answer any two questions in this part.

1.[a] Round off the following to

2[a] Find the value of (100 two) 3 in base two. (5marks)

[b] Calculate the following in base two:

(i) 11000 – 1011 (ii) 101111 + 101101 (iii) 11101 x 11 (10marks)