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JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL – JSS 1

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PART A — OBJECTIVES

INSTRUCTION: Choose the correct answer from the alternatives

A-D.

1. My sister _______________ not enjoy farm work.

(a) do

(b) have

(c) does

(d) was

2. He wanted to teach them French, so he _______________ them.

(a) thought
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(d) teaches Scheme of Work and National
Curriculum for Primary Schools
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 3. I always get _______________ well with my sister.
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(a) off According to the Lagos State
Scheme of Work for Primary
(b) in Schools

(c) of

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(d) on
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Work for Primary Schools

4. Joseph usually comes to school _______________.

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5. Plastic is made _______________ oil. New Lagos State Unieed Scheme

of Work for Primary Schools 1 – 6,
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(b) out of

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Junior Secondary Schools 1 – 3
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6. My father has bought us tickets already. We _______________ have of Work for Primary Schools 1 – 6,
the best seats in the stadium. 2021 Edition Free Pdf Download

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(d) shall

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7. That dog belongs to Hannah it is _______________.

(a) his

(b) she’s Holiday’s Message!!!

(c) mine Teachers play the most important

role in the lives of children. They are
(d) hers their mentors who guide them
through toughest times, help solve
their problems and prepare them for
the competitive world by bringing
8. She hit the ball few hours ago. The verb underlined is in the out the best in them.
…………… tense.
I wish you a happy summer. Eat
(a) past continuous fresh juice and have a great
summer.
(b) future
Finally the holiday is here. I hope
(c) present you will have a great time with your
family.
(d) past

9. The young boy is _______________ of fever.

(a) dying

(b) dieing

(c) dead

(d) died
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 10. Mary is the _______________ of the two girls.

(a) prettier

(b) prettiest

(c) pretty
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(d) more pretty

Choose from the choice of words below, the word that is most
suitable to ell the numbered blanks in the passage. Eligible
excluded elite representatives elected corrupted nominated well-
being conscience candidates

Democracy is a form of government in which all _______11______

citizens participate equally-either directly or through elected
_______12______, in the creation of laws. The term comes from a
Greek word meaning “rule of the people”. Though in ancient
Greece, democratic citizenship was for the _______13______ only,
and _______14______ women and slaves.

In modern democracies, political power is exercise3d indirectly

through _______15______ Representatives; this is called
representative democracy. How are these elected representatives
chosen? Usually, they are _______16______ by the political party they
belong to. Within a party, names are put forward, and party
delegates choose their leaders, and their _______17______ in a
primary election. This shows how the delegates casting their votes
are _______18______ by greed and ambition.

It is noteworthy that neither of the political parties seem to stand

for any kind of programme or policies for improving the nation’s
_______19______. The character who most closely resembles an
honest politician is that with a social _______20______.
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 Instruction: from the options lettered A-D, choose the word that
has the same vowel sound as the part underlined in each of the
given word below:

21. Barge (a) badge (b) blood (c) coat (d) glass

22. Button (a) money (b) fruit (c) sixty (d) cheer

23. Suitor (a) chicken (b) progt (c) remove (d) voice

24. Seven (a) friend (b) middle (c) reach (d) sorry

25. Heard (a) country (b) more (c) word (d) marriage

Choose the word that has the right sound in their pronunciation.

26. / / (a) voice (b) play (c) plantain (d) here

27. / / (a) cure (b) show (c) allow (d) employ

28. / / (a) ache (b) sincere (c) wear (d) home

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 29. / / (a) sew (b) idea (c) allow (d) enjoy

30. / / (a) town (b) square (c) your (d) vein

PART B: THEORY

INSTRUCTION: Read the following passage and answer the

questions below .

When I was a boy we had three houses, which were quite far apart.
At the cattle post, our home was just a rough shelter of poles, grass
and branches. There wasn’t a straight line in it. There was a thorn
fence around it. My brothers and I stayed there when we looked
after the cattle. It didn’t look much like a home, but we managed to
keep comfortable in it.

Our second home was at the ‘lands’. I remember it was much

tidierand neater than our village home. Perhaps this was because
my sisters spent quite a lot of time there. They stayed there when
they were ploughing , planting or harvesting the crops. Lastly, we
had our home in the village, along with all our neighbours. The
family gathered there during the cold season.

Between the walls and the roof there was a gap. A ring of vertical
poles outside the house supported the roof. Branches were tied to
the top of the poles in a horizontal ring. These supported the roof,
which was made of grass and more branches. This house stood in
a courtyard along with several other similar buildings. We loved this
house. It is cool in summer, because the wind could blow between
the walls and roof; but it was warm in the cold season, especially
when we lit a small gre. But that was not often . mama usually
insisted on lighting the gre outside. She said it was safer; it was too
dangerous to light it inside the house. When I was twelve, my father
built a new village house. This one was rectangular in shape. I
remember my sister Sentle cried when she grst saw it; ‘I want my
round house! She cried. But my mother explained that the new
house was better because the furniture gtted inside it better.The
foundations were made of cement, and the walls were made of
bricks. We had a strong new door, painted bright blue, and two
windows with glass in them. There were several rooms inside the
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 house. I remember that when the house was grst built, we still had
a thatched roof, with a metal cone on the top. But later father
replaced the thatch with corrugated iron. He said it was more
water-tight than the thatch. At grst I much preferred the old roof.
The new roof made our house very hot during the day- and when it
rained at night, It made a loud noise and kept us awake. But father
insisted on keeping the new roof. ‘We must move with the time!’ he
said. He was right: we found that when it rained, the water ran
down the roof and glled our water tank.

QUESTIONS

1. Where was the grst house Teboyo mentioned?

2. Where was the second home?

3. Whatever the season, Teboyo loved this house. Can you say
why?

4. Why did Teboyo father buy a corrugated iron roof? Suggest two
reasons.

5. What did Teboyo’s father mean by the words ‘we must move with
the times’?
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