Year : 
1998
Title : 
English Language
Exam : 
WASSCE/WAEC MAY/JUNE

Paper 1 | Objectives

31 - 40 of 100 Questions

# Question Ans

From the words lettered A to E below each of the following sentences, choose the word that is nearest in meaning to the underlined word.

31.

He eventually found the missing book.

A. soon

B. lately

C. subsequently

D. frequently

E. finally

E

32.

The evidence of the witness corroborates that of the accused

A. negates

B. reinforces

C. opposes

D. disclaims

E. nullifies

B

33.

The attacker advanced on his opponent in a menacing fashion

A. threatening

B. unforgettable

C. fascinating

D. crucial

E. wonderful

A

34.

The man retired after thirty-five years of meritorious service to the nation

A. patriotic

B. notorious

C. commendable

D. beautiful

E. regrettable

C

35.

The story he told was incredible

A. indelible

B. acceptable

C. horrible

D. unbelievable

E. permissible

D

36.

The bond of unity in his country is fragile

A. strong

B. weak

C. ductile

D. attractive

E. laudable

B

37.

If I have erred, I hope the error is pardonable

A. excusable

B. intelligible

C. reparable

D. redeemable

E. questionable

A

38.

We were treated to a very sumptuous meal at the party

A. meager

B. prominent

C. famous

D. common

E. expensive

E

39.

Charles' concern for Diana is affected

A. genuine

B. serious

C. pretended

D. worrisome

E. half-hearted

C

40.

We need an expert to decipher the code

A. understand

B. explain

C. demystify

D. normalize

E. interpret

E

From the words lettered A to E below each of the following sentences, choose the word that is nearest in meaning to the underlined word.

31.

He eventually found the missing book.

A. soon

B. lately

C. subsequently

D. frequently

E. finally

E

32.

The evidence of the witness corroborates that of the accused

A. negates

B. reinforces

C. opposes

D. disclaims

E. nullifies

B

33.

The attacker advanced on his opponent in a menacing fashion

A. threatening

B. unforgettable

C. fascinating

D. crucial

E. wonderful

A

34.

The man retired after thirty-five years of meritorious service to the nation

A. patriotic

B. notorious

C. commendable

D. beautiful

E. regrettable

C

35.

The story he told was incredible

A. indelible

B. acceptable

C. horrible

D. unbelievable

E. permissible

D

36.

The bond of unity in his country is fragile

A. strong

B. weak

C. ductile

D. attractive

E. laudable

B

37.

If I have erred, I hope the error is pardonable

A. excusable

B. intelligible

C. reparable

D. redeemable

E. questionable

A

38.

We were treated to a very sumptuous meal at the party

A. meager

B. prominent

C. famous

D. common

E. expensive

E

39.

Charles' concern for Diana is affected

A. genuine

B. serious

C. pretended

D. worrisome

E. half-hearted

C

40.

We need an expert to decipher the code

A. understand

B. explain

C. demystify

D. normalize

E. interpret

E