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COMPUTER-BASED EXAM

 

EXAM PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS AND TMA SOLUTIONS

 

GST101; USE OF ENGLISH AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS I

 

 

1.     ________ is a compulsory day-to-day activity of the program.

a.      Speaking

b.     Note-taking

c.      Earing

d.     Listening

 

2.     You need the skill of listening ________and comprehending what is conveyed to you as information.

a.      Professionally

b.     Sensitively

c.      Deeply

d.     Accurately

 

3.     A listener is anybody who can listen to ________ said.

a.      Most things

b.     Everything

c.      Anything

d.     Few things

 

4.     If you are deaf, you still listen to________language.

a.      Vocal

b.     Oral

c.      Written

d.     Sign

 

5.     There are mainly two types of listening, namely- listening in a general, social setting and listening for ________purposes.

a.      Niched

b.     Specific

c.      Generalized

d.     Social

 

 

6.     listening to ________ evaluate what a speaker is saying.

a.      Attentively

b.     Specially

c.      Critically

d.     Generally

 

7.     Anybody with a ________ ear can listen.

a.      Dysfunctional

b.     Impaired

c.      Functioning

d.     broken

 

 

8.     effective listening is difficult amid ________

a.      Fidgeting

b.     Discussion

c.      Reading

d.     interruption

 

 

9.     The third listening-enabling skill is ________

a.      Willingness

b.     Attentiveness

c.      Focus

d.     Ability

 

 

10. The fourth listening-enabling skill is ________

a.      Socialization

b.     Relationship

c.      Note-taking

d.     Reading

 

11. You listen to ________, and you ________, while listening.

a.      Comprehend, understand

b.     Understand, evaluate

c.      Evaluate, analyze

d.     Comprehend, comprehend

 

12. As you ________, you must always be ready to comprehend.

a.      Read

b.     Scan

c.      Listen

d.     Write

 

 

 

13. Comprehension is at different levels during the ________of listening.

a.      Science

b.     Art

c.      Philosophy

d.     Discipline

 

14. You need more than ________ to comprehend.

a.      Pictures

b.     Words

c.      Diagrams

d.     Chats

 

 

15. note-making as an activity done during ________

a.      Quite a time

b.     Speed reading

c.      Study time

d.     Scanning

 

 

16. Which of these is not the correct way to take Notes from Lectures

a.      Listen carefully to the lecture

b.     Understanding

c.      Put down the summary of the main point

d.     Do not use abbreviations

 

 

17. i.e.

a.      That is

b.     That was

c.      For example

d.     Illustrations

 

18. b/4

a.      believe

b.     before

c.      become

d.     became

 

19. Prep

a.      Preparation

b.     Preposition

c.      Presume

d.     Perform

 

20. i/c

a.      in charge

b.     in chance

c.      in form

d.     in jest

 

21. etc

a.      and so on

b.     furthermore

c.      illustration

d.     turn over

 

22. syn

a.      Synthetics

b.     Syndicates

c.      Synching

d.     Synonyms

 

 

23. sb

a.      Somebody

b.     Submerge

c.      Substitute

d.     Submerge

 

 

24. Listening for General Impression is the type of listening comprehension that is not restricted to instruction, directions, or ________.

a.      Symbols

b.     Fallacy

c.      Facts

d.     fables

 

 

25. Data can also be stored in the form of figures.

Ans. T / F

 

26. Figures or scores are representations of information.

Ans. T / F

 

27. You need the main idea to be able to determine the major points to be put down as notes.

Ans. T / F

 

28. Listening for interpretation and critical evaluation is the type of skill that can enable you to be the real master of what the speaker is saying.

Ans. T / F

 

 

29. high-order skills you need to perform creditably well while listening to a talk, a speech, or a lecture is the skill or ability to interpret the speaker’s ________

a.      Understanding

b.     Philosophy

c.      Viewpoints

d.     View

 

 

30. Interpretation involves ________ meaning out of what is said.

Ans. Deriving

 

 

31. ________ analysis and evaluation involve passing value judgments, generalizing, and drawing conclusions after careful analysis.

Ans. Critical

 

32. Listening ________ should go beyond comprehending what is heard

Ans. Comprehension

 

33. ________ enlighten you and make you intelligent.

Ans. Books

 

34. The slowest speed is what you may call ________ for proper understanding of what you read.

Ans. Study speed

 

35. fastest reading speed is otherwise known as ________

Ans. Skimming

 

36. Skimming and ________  are interchangeably used.

Ans. Scanning

 

37. You ________ to locate dates in a bulletin.

Ans. Scan

 

38. You ________ to determine whether or not the article favors our political party.

Ans. Skim

 

39. ________ will also be done to locate the names of lecturers in a prospectus.

Ans. Scanning

 

40.  ________ be used in looking for the telephone number and e-mail address of a company.

Ans. Scanning

 

41. Skimming and ________ are regarded at the fastest speed.

Ans. Scanning

 

42. According to ________a good reader achieves 50% comprehension while skimming.

Ans. Edward Fry

 

43. Note-making from books is not the same as ________ from lectures.

Ans. Taking notes

 

44. You need words in mostly every type of ________.

Ans. Communication

 

 

Choose the alternative you think best gives the meaning of the underlined word and fits into the context.

 

45. The man was sure of his acuity

a. keenness

b. bitterness

c. dishonesty

d. skilfulness

 

46. He calls the boy a mere fritter

a. shatter

b. Waste bag

c. foolish talker

d. bungle

 

47. Currently, all talk of a defensive nuclear war is preposterous since nobody is going to survive it.

a. unreasonable

b. coincidental

c. realistic

d. wasteful

 

48. Politicians are often cautioned to avoid making provocative statements. a. Talkative

b. inciting

c. contradictory

d. persuasive

 

49. Bala invariably turns in good assignments but he procrastinates a lot.

a. delays

b. tells lies

c. argues

d. tries to persuade

 

50. Many people consider celibacy unsuited to African culture.

a. profligacy

b. promiscuity

c. remaining unmarried

d. drunkenness

 

51. Danladi is a rather loquacious fellow

a. smooth and pleasant

b. good at languages

c. talkative

d. uninspiring

 

52. Our strategy is to adapt to the new situation.

a. adopts

b. adhere

c. adjust

d. admit

 

53. Some local brewers used to describe it as illicit.

a. illegitimate

b. unlawful

c. prohibited

d. unlicensed.

 

 

54. The prospects are rather ominous: there is no joking about it.

a. gloomy

b. attractive

c. tragic

d. promising

 

55.  The death of Musa is admonitory to drug addicts.

a. tricky

b. fearful

c. high-handed

d. a warning

 

56. The Nigerian economy has been most resilient in the context of international economic fluctuation.

a. vulnerable

b. enduring

c. fragmented

d. dynamic

 

 

57. Investment in uranium exploitation can be hazardous.

a. doubtful

b. handy

c. unprotected

d. risky

 

58. Prefixes are the ________  part of a word.

a.      Second

b.     Third

c.      First

d.     Last

 

59. Suffixes are the ________ part of a word

Ans. last

 

60. ________ student’s approach to always turn to the dictionary for any meaning of a word

Ans. Lazy

 

61. Dictionary slows down your reading ________

Ans. Speed

 

62. ________  are central to all academic fields

Ans. Word

 

 

63. 1st Categories of words that cut across all fields these are called ________ word

Ans. Common-core

 

64. ________  Texts Perhaps the most common of all the texts; tell stories, informal style, full of slang and colloquialisms, etc.

a.      Narrative

b.     Scientific

c.      SExpository

d.     Descriptive

 

65. Expository texts are more formal than ________ texts.

Ans. Narrative

 

66. Science has dominated all spheres of life

a.      Populated

b.     Dominated

c.      Permeates

d.     Circulates

 

 

67. The bulk of ________ activities are science-based.

Ans. academic

 

68. Reading for ________  and critical evaluation demands a thorough understanding of the passages you are reading.

Ans. Interpretation

 

69. Reading for interpretation is in ________

Ans. Stages

 

70. A ________ mind is an intelligent mind.

Ans. Critical

 

71. The more familiar you are with the topic, the better the ________

Ans. Comprehension

 

 

72. Comprehension is at different levels- superficial and ________ comprehension

Ans. deep

 

73. ________ in listening activities is important.

Ans. Flexibility

 

74. ________ to mean taking notes from lectures or speeches.

Ans. note-taking

 

 

75. Reading becomes also more interesting if the knowledge of the ________ of scientific texts is known

Ans. Characteristics

 

76. This age is popularly referred to as a ________ age

Ans. Scientific

 

75. Reading comprehension may involve all ________ forms

Ans. Verbal

 

76. ________ texts are organized in logical, sequential order.

Ans. Expository

 

77. ________ texts are common because they tell stories and many people like interesting stories.

Ans. Narrative

 

 

78. You need to read stories to increase your reading ________and

comprehension rate.

Ans. Speed

 

79. Words and their meanings are ________.

Ans. Powerful

 

80. The slowest speed is what you may call ________ speed

Ans. Study

 

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