The following are disadvantages of ICT except A. fraud B. virus C.

faster communication D. none

ICT has turned the whole world into a ……A. global village B. galaxy C.
universe D. none

The production of goods with or without human intervention using

computer is known as …….A. automation B. AI C. expert system D.
vacuum tube

ATM means ……. A. Automatic Teller Machine B. Automated Teller

Machine C. Auto Teller Machine D. None

……..are raw facts which have not undergone processing. A. Information

B. Data C. Record D. None

One of the characteristics of good information has to do with the

correctness of information. A. reliability B. availability C. accuracy D.
none

……..refers to the information that has been processed. A. Data B.

Information C. Database D. None

There are ……… types of data. A. 2 B. 3 C. 4 D. 8

The process of surfing the NET to get information for further research is
……. A. primary source B. on-line C. secondary source D. None

……..is an electronic machine which accepts data as input, processes data

and gives out information. A. Television B. Computer C. Photocopier
D. None

A computer accepts data as……..A. input B. output C. processing D.

store

The information which the computer gives is called …….. A. input B.

output C. processing D. None

The language the computer understands is called…….. A. English B.

programs C. French D. all languages

The following are examples of early counting methods except ……A.

calculator B. pebbles C. grains D. none

In using fingers and toes, you can only count up to …….A. 20 B. 40 C.

50 D. 100

The following can be used for counting in the ancient times except…..A.
fingers B. computer C. stones D. none
The stages of development of the computer machine are known as……..A.
computer age B. computer history C. computer generation D. all

The most popularly used categories of computers is …… A.

microcomputer B. minicomputer C. super computer

Another name for microcomputer is…… A. home computer B.personal

computer C. analogue computer.

Mini computers were developed in the …….A. 1970s B. 1980s C.

1990s.

Mainframe computers can be used in the …..A. bank B. church C. market

D. none

How many classifications of computers do we have? A. 2 B. 4 C. 7

D. 3

The generation of computer that uses AI is A. third B. second C. fifth

D. first

……..is the smallest and the most popular class of computers. A. Micro
B. Mini C. Super D. Mainframe.

What type of computer combines both features of digital and Analogue

computers? A. micro B. hybrid C. digital D. super

Computers designed solely to solve a restricted class of problem is called

A. general purpose B. special purpose C. digital D. analogue

AI means………….A. artefact intelligence B. artificial intellect C. artificial

intelligence D. attitude intelligence.

Which of the generation of computer used vacuum tube? A. First B.

Second C. Fifth D. Fourth

Which of the generation of computers used VLSIC? A. First B. Second C.

Fifth D. Fourth

Fourth generation computers made use of …………A. VLSI B. Transistors

C. AI

Fifth generation made use of ……………… A. AI B. Vacuum tubes. C. SSI

……..is an example of computers in the fifth generation A. Robort B.

UNIVAC C. AI

How many generations of computers do we have? A. 4 B. 5 C. 6 D. 9

The octal number system has a radix of ……. A. 7 B. 10 C. 16 D. 8

The Decimal Number is in Base ……A. 2 B. 8 C. 10 D. 16

……….is a basic fact that needs to undergo processing. A. information B.
data C. output D. input

The methodology of converting data into information is A. data and

information B. data processing C. decision making D. none of the above

The major reason for data processing is A. decision making B. conflict

promotion C. information generation D. data manipulation

In data processing, input activity involves A. collection B. verification C.

retrieving D. all of the above.

One of these is not data property A. presentation B. collection C.

misuse D. accuracy

SECTION B: THEORY

ANSWER 4 QUESTIONS

Differentiate between data and information

1b. Define data processing

1c. Describe the 8 properties of data processing.

2a. List one features each of the generation computer.

(5 marks)

2b. What are the technologies behind each of the generations of

computer? (5 marks)

3a. List the classification of computers according to size

3b. What is the difference between general purpose computers and

special purpose computers?

3c. Explain the following: digital, analogue and hybrid computers.

4a. Define the term ICT.

4b. Mention some ICT gadgets.

4c. State three uses of ICT.

4d. Explain at least four characteristics of good information.

5a. Define

data.

Information

5b. Mention any four sources of data.

5c. Mention any four sources of information.

6a. Define hardware and software?

6b. Mention 3 examples of hardware and 3 examples of software

6c. What is the difference between system and application

software?

Data Processing Exam Questions Objectives (OBJ) Answers

1.B 2.A 3.B 4.B 5.B 6.C 7.B 8.A 9.B

10.B 11.A 12.B 13.B 14.A 15.A 16.B 17.A

18.A 19.B 20.A 21.A 22.B 23.C 24.A 25.B

26.B 27.C 28.A 29.D 30.C 31.A 32.A 33.B

34.D 35.C 36.B 37.B 38.D 39.A/B 40.C

SS1 Data Processing Examination Question For First Term

SENIOR ONE (1) S.S. 1 DATA PROCESSING

SECTION A

Instruction: Choose the correct option from the ones lettered A to D

……….is a basic fact that needs to undergo processing. A. information B.

data C. output D. input

The methodology of converting data into information is_____ A. data and

information B. data processing C. decision making D. none of the above

The major reason for data processing is A. decision making B. conflict

promotion C. information generation D. data manipulation

In data processing, input activity involves A. collection B. verification C.

retrieving D. all of the above.

One of these is NOT data property A. presentation B. collection C.

misuse D. accuracy

Napier’s Bones had ……..A. 9 rods B. 11 rods C. 10 rods D. 12 rods

Jacquard’s loom was used in the ……A. mechanical industry B. weaving

industry C. food industry D. all of the above

……. was the first calculating device. A. Napier’s Bones B. Punched card
C. Abacus D. Slide rule

The octal number system has a radix of ……. A. 7 B. 10 C. 16 D. 8

The Decimal Number is in Base ……A. 2 B. 8 C. 10 D. 16

The following are disadvantages of ICT except___A. fraud B. virus C.

faster communication D. none

ICT has turned the whole world into a ……A. global village B. galaxy C.
universe D. none
The production of goods with or without human intervention using
computer is known as …….A. automation B. AI C. expert system D.
vacuum tube

ATM means … A. Automatic Teller Machine B. Automated Teller Machine C.

Auto Teller Machine D. None

……..are raw facts which have not undergone processing. A. Information B.

Data C. Record D. None

One of the characteristics of good information has to do with the

correctness of information. A. reliability B. availability C. accuracy D.
none

……..refers to the information that has been processed. A. Data B.

Information C. Database D. None

There are ……… types of data. A. 2 B. 3 C. 4 D. 8

The process of surfing the NET to get information for further research is
……. A. primary source B. on-line C. secondary source D. None

……..is an electronic machine which accepts data as input, processes data

and gives out information. A. Television B. Computer C. Photocopier
D. None

A computer accepts data as……..A. input B. output C. processing D.

store

The information which the computer gives is called …….. A. input B.

output C. processing D. None

The language the computer understands is called…….. A. English B.

programs C. French D. all languages

The following are examples of early counting methods except ……A.

calculator B. pebbles C. grains D. none

In using fingers and toes, you can only count up to …….A. 20 B. 40 C.

50 D. 100

The following can be used for counting in the ancient times except .A.
fingers B. computer C. stones D. None

The stages of development of the computer machine are known as……..A.

computer age B. computer history C. computer generation D. all

The most popularly used categories of computers is ……A. microcomputer

B. minicomputer C. super computer
Another name for microcomputer is……A. home computer B. personal
computer C. analogue computer.

Mini computers were developed in the …….A. 1970s B. 1980s C.

1990s.

Mainframe computers can be used in the …..A. bank B. church C. market

D. none

How many classifications of computers do we have? A. 2 B. 4 C. 7

D. 3

The generation of computer that uses AI is____ A. third B. second C.

fifth D. first

……..is the smallest and the most popular class of computers. A. Micro B.
Mini C. Super D. Mainframe.

What type of computer combines both features of digital and Analogue

computers? A. micro B. hybrid C. digital D. super

Computers designed solely to solve a restricted class of problem is

called__ A. general purpose B. special purpose C. digital D. analogue

AI means………….A. artefact intelligence B. artificial intellect C. artificial

intelligence D. attitude intelligence.

Which of the generation of computer used vacuum tube? A. First B.

Second C. Fifth D. Fourth

Which of the generation of computers used VLSIC? A. First B. Second C.

Fifth D. Fourth

Fourth generation computers made use of …………A. VLSI B. Transistors

C. AI

Fifth generation made use of ……………… A. AI B. Vacuum tubes. C. SSI

……..is an example of computers in the fifth generation A. Robort B.

UNIVAC C. AI

How many generations of computers do we have? A. 4 B. 5 C. 6 D. 9

The octal number system has a radix of … A.7 B.10 C.16 D.8

The Decimal Number is in Base__A.2 B.8 C.10 D. 16

……….is a basic fact that needs to undergo processing. A. information B.

data C. output D. input

The methodology of converting data into information is___A. data and

information B. data processing C. decision making D. none of the above
The major reason for data processing is A. decision making B. conflict
promotion C. information generation D. data manipulation

In data processing, input activity involves A. collection B. verification C.

retrieving D. all of the above.

One of these is not data property A. presentation B. collection C.

misuse D. accuracy

Data Processing Exam Questions Objectives (OBJ) Answers

1.B 2.B 3.C 4.A 5.C 6.B 7.B 8.C 9.D

10.C 11.C 12.A 13.B 14.B 15.B 16.C 17.B

18.C 19.B 20.B 21.A 22.B 23.B 24.A 25.A

26.B 27.A 28.B 29.B 30.A 31.A 32.D 33.C

34.B 35.B 36.B 37.C 38.A 39.D 40.A 41.A

42.A 43.B 44.D 45.C 46.D 47.B 48.C 49.D

50.C

THEORY

ANSWER 4 QUESTIONS

Differentiate between data and information

1b. Define data processing

1c. Describe the 8 properties of data processing.

2a. List one features each of the generation computer.

2b. What technologies is behind each generations of computer?

3a. List the classification of computers according to size

3b.What is the difference between general purpose computers and special

purpose computers?

3c.Explain the following: digital, analogue and hybrid computers.

4a. Define the term ICT. 4b. Mention some ICT gadgets.

4c. State three uses of ICT.

4d. Explain at least four characteristics of good information.

5a. Define data. Information

5b. Mention any four sources of data.

5c. Mention any four sources of information.

6a. Define hardware and software?

6b. Mention 3 examples of hardware and 3 examples of software . 6c.

What is the difference between system and application software?

What is data processing?\

Describe and explain a typical data processing cycle.

SS1 Economics Examination Question For First Term

SENIOR ONE (1) S.S. 1 ECONOMICS

SECTION A

Scarcity in Economics means that resources are . (a). Not enough share
among the producers of goods and services (b). Needed to satisfy
human wants are limited (c). Never enough to share among
consumers of goods and services (d). Required to meet our essential
wants are unlimited

………….. is the branch of economics which deals with smaller units of the
economy (a). Macro-Economics (b). Opportunity cost (c).
Production (d). Micro-Economics

The full meaning of GDP is ………… (a). Gross Domestic Purchase (b).
Good Domestic Product (c). Gross Domestic Product (d). Great
Development

Human beings do not provide the necessary labour which combines with
other factors to provide goods and services (a) True (b) False

One of the following is an advantage of mean (a). It can lead to

distorted result (b). Its principles are difficult (c). It gives an exact
value (d). Computation is very hard

……….. assists the government to determine the expected income and

expenditure of a country (a). Preparation of budget (b). Participation
in government (c). Production (d). Development of programmes

. is one of the reason we study economics (a). Consumer (b).

Companies (c). Individual (d). Allocation of resources

Law of ………… is also called the law of variable proportions (a).

Production (b). Labour (c). Diminishing returns (d). None of the
above

……… chart is used when the date given are made up of only one item or
component (a). bar (b). pie (c).simple (d). multiple

……. is not an importance of scale of preference (a). Optimum allocation

of resources (b). Balance of payment (c). Rational choice (d).
Ranking of needs

Economics belongs to a group of subject called (a). Social Economics

(b). Social Studies (c). Social Biology (d). Social Science
The most generally accepted definition of Economics is put forward by
…….. (a). Alfred Marshall (b). Adams Smith (c). Lord Robbins (d).
John Stuart Mill

This category of labour makes use of their mental effort in productive

activities (a). Unskilled labour (b). Labour force (c). Skilled
labour (d). All of the above

One of the following is not a basic concept of economics (a). Scarcity

(b). Want (c). Budget (d). Choice

………. is the inability of human beings to provide themselves with all the
things they desire or want (a). Wants (b). Choice (c). Scarcity (d).
Scale of proportion

We study economics for the following reasons except (a). Production

(b). Scales (c). Preparation of budget (d). Development of
programmes

Economics is regarded as a science because it studies ………….. (a).

Consumer’s behaviour (b). Commodity price (c). Human
Relation (d). Human behaviours

If the price of a commodity rises people will buy …………………. (a).

More (b). Little (c). Less (d). Many

Human wants are usually described as ……………. (a). Satiable (b).

Non-satiable (c). Insatiable (d). All satiable

The following are the basic economics problems except ……………. (a).
What to produce (b). How to produce (c). For whom to produce
(d). None of the above

One of these is not an importance of labour (a). Provision of personnel

(b). Production of goods and services (c). Operation of machines
(d). Residential building

The mean of the following data is 10, 12, 18, 16, 20, is (a). 16
(b). 15.5 (c). 20 (d). 15.2

………………. is the satisfaction of one’s want at the expense of another

(a). Opportunity cost (b). Scale of preference (c). Wants
(d). Desire

…………. economics is concerned with the study of economics planning

and national economics (a). Applied (b). Business (c).
Development (d). Mathematical
One of the following is not an importance of opportunity cost (a). Wise
choice (b). Financial prudence (c). Preparation of budget
(d). Decision making

………… is called the father of Economics (a). Alfred Marshall (b).

Adams Smith (c). Lord Robbins (d). John Stuart Mill

………. arises as a result of numerous human wants (a). Needs (b).

Choice (c). Scarcity (d). Expectations

……….. problem is what people encounter in the society while attempting

to satisfy their wants (a). Financial (b). Economics (c).
Customer (d). Production

Government draws a scale of preference to help them solve the problem

of (a). Wants (b). Choice (c). Scarcity (d). Budget

The following is not a factor of production (a). Land (b). Capital

(c). Labour (d). None of the above

One of the following is not an advantage of Macro-Economics (a).

Stability of price (b). Balance of payment (c). Making of
policies (d). Full payment

Economic is regarded as science because its scientific method involves

the following (a). Formulating the laws (b).
Formulating laws (c). Observation (d). None of the above

………… is defined as the most frequently occurring number in a set of

numbers (a). the mode (b). The median (c). Mean (d).
Tendency

………… is made assets used in production (a). Land (b).

Building (c). Capital (d). Labour

The most pressing wants or needs come first before the least ones under
…………… (a). Wants (b). Scale (c). Choice (d). Scale of
preference

__________economics is the branch of economics that deals with economic

action or behaviour of individuals, household and firms. (a) micro (b)
macro

All those except one is not a feature of land (a). It is immobile (b).
It is a free gift (c). It is man made (d). Variability

The following are the factors which determine what to produce except one
(a). Market product (b). Cost of production (c). Consumer
income (d). Consumer needs
The supply of land is limited (a) True (b) False

The first economic problem to consider is …………… (a). How to

produce (b). From whom to produce (c). Reason to produce
(d). What to produce

………. is an advantage of mode (a). It is difficult to calculate (b).

It is easy to determine (c). It gives an exact value (d). It
tends to ignore extreme value

One of the following is not a factor which determines who to produce for
(a). Level of income (b). Production function (c). Type of
economic system (d). Satisfaction of wants

………. is all forms of human efforts put into or utilized in production (a).
Capital (b). Entrepreneur (c). Labour (d). Land

These are the importance of land EXCEPT______ (a) construction

purpose (b) farming purpose (c) has feeling (d) collateral
security

The alternative use in economics means that these scarce resources can
be used for _______ (a) same purpose (b) all purpose (c)
different purpose (d) all of the above

If the price of the commodity decrease people will buy _______ (a) more
(b) little (c) small (d) less

One of these is not a factors which determine how to produce (a)

satisfaction of wants (b) production function (c) relative cost (d)
technique of production

_________ is the factors of production that co-ordinates and organises is

the factors of production that co-ordinates and organises other factors of
production (a) capital (b) entrepreneur (c) labour (d) land

________ is the average of a series of figures or value (a) mode (b)

median (c) mean (d) all of the above

______ is a diagram showing a relationship between two quantities (a)

graph (b) table (c) Chart (d) curves

Which of these is a factor which determine efficient use of resources (a)

cost of production (b) quality of labour (c) consumer’s need (d)
cost of production

_______ can also be defined as the creation of utility (a) demand (b)
choice (c) production (d) supply
Economics as a social science subject is also concerned with the study of
firms or companies and ________ (a) collection of data (b) ranking of
needs (c) production (d) scarcity

________ is also called measure of location (a) mean (b) central

tendency (c) economics (d) opportunity cost

______ is the average of two middle numbers (a) mode (b) mean (c)
median (d) all of the above

It is not the entrepreneur that bear the risks and take major decision of
the business (a) True (b) False

There are_________ types of labour (a) 10 (b) 5 (c) 3 (d) 2

________ production is the extraction of raw material provided by nature

(a) primary (b) secondary (c) tertiary (d) all of the above

_____ define economics as a study of mankind in the ordinary business of

life (a) Adam smith (b) Alfred marshal (c) John Stuart (d)
Lord Robbins

The reward of labour is profit (a) True (b) False

Economics Exam Questions Objectives (OBJ) Answers

1.A 2.A 3.A 4.C 5.C 6.A 7.D 8.C 9.A

10.B 11.D 12.C 13.C 14.C 15.C 16.B 17.D

18.C 19.C 20.D 21.D 22.D 23.A 24.B 25.C

26.C 27.B 28.A 29.D 30.D 31.B 32.C 33.A

34.C 35.D 36.A 37.C 38.C 39.B 40.D 41.B

42.A 43.C 44.C 45.A 46.A 47.C 48.B 49.C

50.B 51.A 52.C 53.C 54.B 55.C 56.B 57.D 58.A 59.B
60.B
THEORY:

Answer three questions No one is compulsory

Find the mean, mode, and median of the following set of numbers 8, 16,
24, 8, 12, 18, 24, 10, 16, 20, 24, 24, 12, 24, 12, 16, 18, 18,.

Write short note on the four basic economics problem

i. What is production?

Ii. State the factors of production and their reward

i. Define economics

ii. State five reasons why we study economics

State and explain the five basic concepts of economics

SS1 Ede Yoruba Examination Question For First Term

SENIOR ONE (1) S.S. 1

EDE YORUBA

OBJECTIVE PARTS: SECTION A:

IBEERE IDANWO SAA KINNI

Ka akaye yi daradara, ki o si dahun awon I beeere abe re

AKAYE

Owo se Pataki, o se koko. Bi o tile je pe owo ko fe ki enikeni damoran irar

se lo je ko ye ki o di oga fun epikeni to oba oke ba fi se buruji fun laye
atijo, bi enikeni ba sise to lowo aarin ebi, nipa owo pe ko niran, ko je ki
won di agberaga. Bi awon baba wa ti ni itara ise aje to won kii salla gbona
alumokoro wa owo lode oni awon eniyan n digunjale won n seso won si n
gbe kokeeni lati lowo

IBEERE

1. Ayoka yii fi han pe owo je (a) agberage (b) oga (C)iranse (d)onitara

2. Ona wo lo dara ju lati lowo? (a)oso sise (b)omo gbigbe (C)ise sise (d)
gbigbo tebi

3. Akole ti o ba ayoka yii mu ju ni____ (a) awon adigunjale (b)o wo nini (c)
danfaani olowo (d)gbigbe kokeeni

4. Bi enikan ba lowo ni aye atijo gbogbo ebi ni yoo. (a)maa a fun

(b)janfaani re (c)korira re (d)maa ki ku oriire

5. Ewo ni o lodi si ona ti won fi n gbo owo lode oni? (a)idigunjale (b)oso-
sise (c) gbigbona to to (d)gbigbe ko keeni

AKAYE 2

Pie aye ai a o kuku se ka to sorun abi ta ni eni ti o lo sorun to tun pada

walokan kolade omo olowookere to ti fi bere si jaye bi eni je isu bo se n
gbe dudu nion gbe pupa e nu si ti gbooro tele, kop e ko jinna baba ti o
gbojule lo solakeji ko ri owo jaye mo bayii ni gbogbo omoge eleyin ju ege
ati awer ore se yera fun-un Kolade dara po mo egbe gbrewiri kop e ko
jinna ti o di omo gne ni owo palaba won be segi laifia oro gun kolade di ero
ewon ni bi to ti n jiya bi eni isu ah! Aye naa ni osika yoo ti maa liya ko otun
je t’orun eyi ni gbolohun ti o jadekeyin lenu kolade ki o to di ero orun

IBEERE
6. Akole wo lo ba ayoka yii mu julo? (a) agbojulogun (b)gbewiri (c) ole (d)
afajo

7. Ki ni oruko omo baba olowookere? (a)dapo (b)omega (C)kolawole

(d)kolade

8. Kini o mu kolade dara po mo egba gbewiri (a) awon ore re po nibe

(b)kori owo jaye mo (c) oogba e won dara (d)ore

9. Gbewiri tumo si (a)ole (b)e won (c)ore (d)omoge

10. Ta ni o dara po mo egbe gbewiri (a)eleyinju-ege (b)jide (c)kolade dojo

11. The teacher is writing on the chalk board (a)olukonaa nko iwe si ptako
(b)oluko kowe (c) oluko ti kowe (d)oluko ati iwe

12. God of wisdom (a)olorun oye (b)olorun iwe (c)olorun ogbon (d)olorun
eledaa

13. Eya ara ifo ti a Ko lee foju ri ni___(a)komookun (b)ete (C)imu (d)eyin

14. Ewo n leya ara afipe ni nu awon wonji (a)oju (b)ete (C)ori (d)eti

15. Eya ra afipe asunsi ni (a)eyin oke (b)imu (C)aja enu (d)ete isale

16. Konsonati /f/ je iro___(a)afeyinfetepe (blaferigipe (c)aranmupe

(d)afitannape

17.______ni apeere konsonanti afeyinfetepe (a)t(b)f()b (d)d 18. Apapo iro

faweli inu ede Yoruba ni (a)merin (b)meta (Chewa (d)mejila
19. Silebu meloo lo wa ninu oro yii palapala (a)meji (b)meta (C)merin
(djeyokan

20. Tun oro yi ko ni ilana akoto ode-oni “biotilejepe” (a) bio tile jepe (b)bio
tile je p lejepe” (a) bio tile jepe (b)bi o tile je pe (C)bi o ti le je pe (d)bi o
tile je pe

21. Ewo ni kii se ise isembaye ninu awon wonyi (a)ope kiko (b)aro dída
(c)eni hinun

22. Bi oko ba moju aya tan, alarina a yeba jemo asa__(a)igbeyawo

(b)isinku (C)ogun jija (d) ogun pin pin

eree

23. Ewo ni a le fi ewa/erree se ninu awon ounje wonyi? (a)olele (bojojo

(c)asaro (d)iyan

24. Pari owe yii “ile la n wo ki a to” (a)jeun (b)woso (c)kole (d)somo loruko

25. Fi aake kori tumo si_ (a)ko jale (b)binu (c)salo (d)fariga

26. Awo ya tumo si (a)sun (b)binu (c)asiritu (d)ko jale

27. Awon ijebu feran ati maa je_ (a)ikokore (b)lafun (C)ekuru diyan

28. Kini a npe omo ti ko ba gbekoo? (a)oponu (b)abiiko (Colosi (d)akoogba

29. Ewo ni omoluabi? (a)olofoofo ( bolooto (c)alagidi (d)alafojudi

30. Kilo je ki iwa omoluabi gbinle lawujo? (a)sise itoju ile eni (b)lilo hso
asiko (c) kikobiara si alejo sise (d)kiko omo ni eko ile

IPIN KEJI Dahun ibeere meta

1. Daruko ise abinibi ile yoruba marun-un pelu ohun elo won 2a. Daruko
orisi iro ede meta

b. pin konsonanti sowoo meta

3a. Daruko awon apeere iwa omoluabi mejo

b. So anfaani iwa omoluabi meji

4. Daruko ounje abinibi ile Yoraba marun ki o si salaye bi a se nse eyokan

lara won

5. So akanlo ede marun-un pelu itumo won

SS1 English Language Examination Question For First Term

SENIOR ONE (1) S.S.S. 1

ENGLISH – STUDIES

OBJECTIVE PARTS: SECTION A:

SPEECH WORK

Choose from the options, the word that has the correct stress.
1. indoctrinate (a) In-doc-tri-nate (b) In-DOC-tri-nate
(c) In-doc-TRI-nate

(d) In-doc –tri –NATE

2. refinery (a) RE-fin-e-ry (b) Re-FIN-e-ry (c) re-fin-E-ry

(d) Re-fin-e-RY

3. phenomenal (a) PHE-no-me-nal (b) Phe –No-me-nal (c) Phe-

no-ME-nal (d) Phe-no-me-NAL

4. consistency (a) CON-sis-ten-cy (b) Con-SIS-ten-cy (c)

Cons-sis-TEN-cy d. Con-sis-tenCY

5. acrobatic (a) a-CRO-ba-tic (b) A-cro-ba-tic (c) a-cro-BA-tic

(d) A-cro-ba-TIC

SECTION B: GRAMMAR

From the list of words lettered A to D, choose the one that is nearest in
meaning to the underlined words.

We must move with the times as there is no point in clinging to

antiquated ideas. a. foolish (b) outdated (c) unscientific (d) useless (e)
wrong

Religious leaders are supposed to be beneficient (a) clean (b) holy (c)
honest (d) kind (e) malevolent

The minister’s response to the question on whether or not he would retire

at the end of his tenure was evasive (a) concrete (b) clear (c) definite (d)
elusive (e) undecided

Femi’s comments were germane to the issue under discussion. (a)

complimentary ( b) confidential ( c) insignificant (d) redundant (e)
relevant
The manufactures found the new economic policy auspicious to their plan.
(a) atrocious ( b) favourable (c) reliable (d) treacherous (e) unfavourable

From the list of words lettered A to D, choose the one that is most nearly
opposite in meaning to the underlined word

The guest of honour urged the contestants to show the spirit of

sportsmanship, either in victory or in———— (a) defeat (b) success (c)
suffering (d) failure

The reply of the accused to the question was cautious rather than ——- (a)
attentive (b) scrupulous (c) hasty (d) thoughtful

The bride carried a bouquet of natural flowers (a) artificial B local C.

imported D. genuine

Musa is a giant of a man, but his brother is more or less a ——— a.

diminutive b. dwarf c. huge man d. pigmy e. robot

In many ways, my parents are very conservative but there are times when
they surprise me with their ————— ideas of family planning. A. critical
b. liberal c. modern d. new e. orthodox

SECTION C: VOCABULARY

Complete each of the sentences with one words in the brackets: (secular,
ethics, denomination, doctrine, pilgrimage, fanatics, worship, Bible,
monotheist)

1. The Catholic ______ is very conservative

2. The ______ I made last year cost me a lot of money

3. The _____ destroyed cars and house

4. A place of _____ should remain sacred

5. The Muslims are _____ they believe in one God.

6. The ______ is the holy book of Christians

7-10. Write 4 words associated Library or Entertainment

SECTION D: LITERATURE IN ENGLISH

1. ‘Her cheeks appear as the dawn of day.’ Is an example of _____(a)

metaphor (b) simile (c) personification

2. ‘He is no good at crickets, he has okro fingers. ‘ is an example of ____(a)

simile (b) irony (c) metaphor

3. ‘Let the floods clap their hands.’ Is an example of _____(a) simile (b)
personification (c) irony

4. ‘Charles is so brilliant that he passed one subject out of his nine

papers.’ Is an example of _____ (a) metaphor (b) simile (c) irony

5. ‘As bright as snow’ is an example of____(a) irony (b) metaphor (c) simile

SECTION E: COMPREHENSION: TRANSPORTATION

AIR TRANSPORTATION. Taxi- The process of a plane moving slowly along

the ground before beginning to run forward for take-off.

Runway: This is a wide path from which aircraft take off and on which they
land. Tarmac: This is a surface of a road, runway at an airport. E,g The
plane was waiting on a tarmac. Air hostess: A young woman who looks
after passengers in an aircraft. Flight: A journey in a plane.

Air borne: In the air. If a plane is airborne, it is in the air.

Radar: This is the method of showing the direction and the distance of a
plane by means of radio waves. Touch down: A plane touches down when
it lands. Hangar: This is where aircraft are housed. Control tower: This is
where air traffic controllers sit and direct plane traffic

Cockpit: A compartment in which the pilot of an aeroplane sits. SEA

TRANSPORTATION , Maritime

Mast: a long pole set upright on a ship to support the sail or flag.
International waters: waters across the country’s water territory. It is
called waters- not water.

Berth: a place in port where a ship can be moored.

Boatyard: this is a place where boats are built or repaired or fasten by

rope. Harbor: A place of shelter for ship. Quayside: This is the side or edge
of a quay.

Ocean liner- Ship used to carry passengers and some cargo is across the
ocean. Cruise ship- This type of ship is used for adventurism. Cabin: This is
a private room in a ship. Yacht: A boat or small ship, usually with sails,
often with an engine, built and used for racing or cruising. Row-row ship-
This is used to convey cars into the country. Such ship will be widely
opened for various cars on the ship to be driven out. Dredging: This is the
clearing or deepening the river or body of water.

Dock: This is a platform built on the shore [wharf].

Coast: This is land along the sea. Crew: A group of people who works or
operates on a ship. Captain: This is a commander of a ship. Off shore: In or
on the sea, not far from the coast. The opposite of this is ‘on-shore’

Flag: This is the flag a country mounted on a ship with which it sails.
Anchor: This is something, usually a heavy piece of metal with points
which dig into the sea-bed, used to hold a boat or a ship.
RAIL, Coach: A passenger railway train. Freight: Goods or cargo.
Locomotive: Engine that goes from place to place using its own power,
especially used to pull railway trains. Railway yard: A place where trains
are parked or maintained. Commuter trains: These carry passengers
between large cities and the surrounding suburbs. Freight service: This is
a service which involves transportation of goods from one place to
another.

Rail tracks. These are tracks on which a train moves.

QUESTIONS

1. Define Air Transportation

2. Define Sea Transportation

3. Define Rail Transportation

4. Mention 3 words that related to Air transportation and explain them

5. Mention 3 words related to Sea transportation and explain them

SECTION F: COMPOSITION

1. Write a narrative essay that ends with “It pays to be hardworking”

2. Define Narrative Essay

3. Define Expository essay

4. Define Essay writing

5. Write the types of essay that you know

SECTION G: Idiomatic Expression

WRITE TRUE OR FALSE

6. To play to the gallery – to try to achieve cheap popularity.___________

7. To chase one’s shadow– to deceive oneself.________

8. To throw light – to explain.______________

9. The breathe one’s last – to die.____________

10. To call to a halt – to start something.____________

SS1 Financial Accounting Examination Question For First Term

SENIOR ONE (1) S.S. 1

FINANCIAL – ACCOUNTING

OBJECTIVE PARTS: SECTION A:

One of the following is NOT a quality of accounting information (a)

Relevance (b) Timeless (c) competitors (d) verifiable

This includes making journal entries so that your accounts will balance
(a) data recording (b) data processing (c) data reporting (d)
data collection
There is no accurate record as to when account started (a) True (b)
False

Nigeria accounting standard board was born to set standard to guide

accounting operation in what year (a) 1494 (b) 1854 (c)
1982 (d) 1965

Asset = _________ + liabilities (a) capital (b) assets (c) cash

(d) commodity

A good accountant must possess the following qualities EXCEPT________

(a) objectivity (b) honesty (c) politicians (d) integrity

In _______ cash book, there is separate column for date, particulars folio,
cash and bank (a) one column (b) double column (c) three
column (d) none of the above

Where rules and guideline are neglected, the accounting information will
not be _____ (a) reliable (b) verifiable (c) relevance (d)
comparability

The following are users of accounting information EXCEPT ______ (a)

banks (b) owners (c) farmers (d) creditors

_____ is an amount owed by the business to outsiders (a) capitals

(b) Assets (c) money (d) liabilities

_______ is the process of recording data relating to accounting transaction

in the accounting book (a) book recording (b) book organizing
(c) book collection (d) book keeping

________ account are accounts for expenses, incurred , income, received ,

losses and gains (a) real (b) nominal (c) impersonal (d)
personal

The following are sources of documents EXCEPT______ (a) credit note

(b) out voice (c) Receipt (d) debit note

In – transactions, buyer pay immediately for goods bought (a) credit

(b) market (c) cash (d) capital

_______ is the process of recording, classifying, measuring and

communicating accounting information to its users (a) book keeping
(b) book recording (c) accounting (d) accounting recording

The principle of double entry operates on the basis that every financial
transaction must have two _______ (a) parts (b) side (c)
aspects (d) none of the above
Companies and allied matter Act ________ (as amended in 2004) (a)
1990 (b) 1986 (c) 1960 (d) 1870

__________ are the properties of a business and are expected to be of

future benefit (a) capital (b) Assets (c) Liabilities (d)
all of the above

ICA Scotland was establish in what year (a) 1854 (b) 1880 (c)
1999 (d) 1965

Accounting is not used for tax assessment (a) True (b) False

__________ is the final destination of all transactions in the subsidiary

books (a) banks (b) ledgers (c) cash book (d) all of the
above

__________are customers that sell things on credit (a) owners (b)

accountant (c) creditors (d) debtors

_______ is a basis for business language (a) creditor (b) accounting

(c) book keeping (d) recording

Who gives under the principle of double entries (a) debit (b) credit
(c) debit and credit (d) none of the above

________ is an integral of accounting (a) data collection (b)

management (c) booking keeping (d) accounting recording

The two side of accounting equation must not be equal (a) True (b)
False

A nurse is to the medical doctor just as book keeper is the _________ (a)
company (b) accountant (c) teacher ( d) business

_________ Is the first stage of the accounting cycle (a) reporting (b)
data processing (c) data collection (d) all of the above

ICA England and Walesa was establish in what year (a) 1965 (b)
1880 (c) 1990 (d) 1854

_________ is a document sent by a seller to the customer for reduction in

the amount owe by him (a invoice (b) debit note (c) credit note
(d) Receipt

______ is the book of original or prime entry (a subsidiary book (b)

accounting (c) credit note (d) book keeping

Association of public accountant in USA was establish in what year (a)

1965 (b) 1494 (c) 1887 (d) 1982
____ can be linked to the merchants in the Babylonian and Assyrian
civilization (a) data collection (b) book keeping (c) accounting
(d) trade

There are number of limitation to accounting information (a) 3 (b)

4 (c) 10 (d) 2

One of these is not a division of ledgers (a) sales or debtors (b)

normal (c) impersonal (d) private

_______ cannot help for decision making (a) consumer (b)

accounting (c) book keeping (d) owners

Record keeping is as old as (a) God (b) man (c) creation

(d) the earth

ICAN of Nigeria was establish and affiliated with the professional institutes
in ______ and _____ (a) Britain, Italy (b) Britain, Nigeria (c) USA,
Italy (d) Britain, USA

_________ interprets the accounting record to its owner (a)

management (b) owners (c) accountant (d) book keeping

The history of accounting is not complete without mentioning the name

(a) John Smith (b) Luccapaciolo (c) James pacido (d)
Lucca Pociolo

_______ is book of recording detailed particulars of all money received and

paid (a) sales book (b) pay book (c) cash book (d) buyer
book

The following are qualities of accounting information EXCEPT__________

(a) Reliable (b) comparability (c) comprehensiveness (d)
government

The total amount invested by the owner in a business is called (a)

credit (b) capital (c) time (d) liabilities

_______ ledgers are for creditors accounts and debtors account (a)
personal (b) private (c) general (d) normal

The following are accounting stages EXCEPT________ (a) data

processing (b) data collection (c) accounting recording (d)
reporting

The systematic recording of business transactions in monetary terms is

A. auditing B. book-keeping C. debiting D. crediting

Cash book also performs the function of a ledger (a) True (b) False
______ refers to the guidelines that professional needs to follow while
practicing accounting (a) data recording (b) accounting ethics
(c) accounting processing (d ) data collection

One of the following is quality of an accountant (a) knowledgeable

(b) wise (c) confidentiality (d) liar

The double entry principle of accounting was developed by A. Frank

Wood B. Akintola Williams C. Luca Pacioli D. William Pickles

A book that contains the accounts for the financial transactions of an

organisation is the A. journal B. ledger C. folio D. register

This is the book of original entry in which credit sales are recorded before
posting to the ledger (a) sales day book (b) subsidiary (c)
credit note (d) debit note

There are _____ books of accounts (a) 4 (b) 5 (c) 2

(d) 1

ICA of Nigeria was establish when (a) 1854 (b) 1880 (c)
1982 (d) 1965

SAS means (a) statement of all standard (b) state of

subsidiary (c) statement of accounting standard (d)
statement of Africa standard

Lucca paciolo introduce _______ in accounting (a) single entry (b)

data processing (c) double entry (d) cash book

_______ require skill and knowledge (a) data recording (b) book
keeping (c) accounting (d) accounting reporting

There are _____ steps in recording cash transactions (a) 10 (b) 3

(c) 4 (d) 2

There are accounting for something we can see touch or move (a)
normal accounts (b) real accounts (c) impersonal accounts (d)
personal account

What side of your hand receives values in ledger (a) right (b)
left (c) right and left (d) none of the above

Financial Accounting Exam Questions Objectives (OBJ) Answers

1.C 2.A 3.A 4.D 5.A 6.C 7.B 8.A 9.C

10.D 11.D 12.D 13.B 14.C 15.C 16.B 17.B

18.B 19.A 20.B 21.B 22.C 23.C 24.B 25.C

26.B 27.B 28.C 29.D 30.C 31.A 32.C 33.C

34.D 35.B 36.A 37.C 38.D 39.C 40.B 41.C

42.D 43.B 44.A 45.D 46.B 47.A 48.B 49.C

50.C 51.B 52.D 53.A 54.A 55.C 56.C 57.B 58. 59.B
60.B

THEORY

Answer three questions NO 1 is compulsory

Complete the gap

Assets liabilities
capital

300,000 ?
190,000

15,653 4,532
?

130,000 ?
90,000

? 18,000
14,000

? 140,000
70,000

i. Define accounting

ii. What are the accounting stages?

Write short note on the following

Assets

Capital

Liabilities

Double entry principle

Cash transaction

Write out the full meaning of the following words

NASB

ACA

ICAN

ANAN

ICA

SS1 Food and Nutrition Examination Question For First Term

S.S.S 1 (ONE)

FOOD – NUTRITION

OBJECTIVE PARTS: SECTION A:

ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS TIME: 1 HR 45 MIN

Which of the following elements is unique to protein? (a) carbon (b)

hydrogen (c) nitrogen (d) oxygen

What is the major cause of obesity? (a) consumption of more foods than
the body needs (b) eating more carbohydrates than protein foods (c)
consumption of more protein foods than carbohydrates foods (d) eating
more fats and oils than the body needs

A diet especially rich in sea food is highly recommended to cure the

nutritional disease known as _____ (a) fluorosis (b) goiter (c) marasmus
(d) osteomalacia
High intake of iron rich foods during pregnancy prevents _____ (a)
kwashiorkor (b) anemia (c) beri- beri (d) pellagra.

Hydrochloric acid which is essential for digestion is found in the _____ (a)
stomach (b) mouth (c)pancreas (d) large intestine

The term used to describe the building of tissues is _____ (a) metabolism
(b) catabolism (c) homeostasis (d) anabolism

A nutrient that is particularly important for the adolescent girl and

pregnant woman is _____ (a) carbohydrate (b) calcium (c) protein (d)
iron

Animal products contains almost the same nutrients as _____ (a) pulse and
legumes (b) starch roots and plants c. fruits and vegetables d. cereals
and grains.

The vitamin responsible for proper absorption of calcium is _____ (a)

vitamin D (b) vitamin C (c) vitamin B (d) vitamin A

What makes fresh fruit drinks better than carbonated drinks for children?
(a) all parents can prepare them (b) they contain vitamin E (c) they
contain vitamin C (d) children are excited by fizzy drinks

A shopping list is usually made by _____ (a) house wife (b) salesman (c)
Shopper (d) food contractor

Which of the following is not a factor affecting foods and nutrition? (a)
availability of food (b) availability of income (c) food in season (d)
hospitality

Which of the following job options is not available in foods and nutrition
(a) clinical nutrition (b) dietetic (c) pharmacology (d) teaching

Which of the following carbohydrates is indigestible in man? (a) cellulose

(b) fructose (c) protein (d) starch

Galactose is a simple sugar found in _____ (a) cassava (b) fruit (c) meat
(d) milk

The breaking down of food in the body is _____ (a) absorption (b)
digestion (c) metabolism (d) anabolism

The most important information on a packet of food is _____ (a) name of

food (b) expiry date (c) list of ingredients (d) manufacturing date

The basic function of a kitchen is _____ (a) entertainment (b)meal

preparation (c) serving food (d) food storage

The most important reason for preserving food is to (a) take care of
emergency (b) save time (c) prevent spoilage (d) save money
Which of the following best describes a serviette? (a) dish cloth (b) table
napkin (c) table mat (d) tea towel

Fish is a very important source of complete protein because _____ (a) its
flash is tender (b) it contains all the essential amino acids (c) the
collagen easily converts into gelatin (d) its muscle’s fibres are short

Functions of water in the body include _____ (i) perspiration and excretion
(ii) digestion and absorption (iii) regulation of flow of liquids (iv)
regulation of temperature ii, iii and iv only (b) i and ii only (c) iii and iv
only (d) i, ii and iii only

A drink such as tea is known as _____ (a) squash (b) beverage (c) juice
(d) spirit

A dietician in a hospital has the duty of _____ (a) taking charge of the staff
during meal service (b) exercising control over the chief cook and servers
(c) collaborating with the catering manager to plan meals (d) obtaining
supplies and supervising food preparation

Moist heat on starch causes _____ (a) dextrinization (b) coagulation (c)
gelatinization (d) caramelization

The most common methods of cooking traditional dishes are _____ (a)
boiling and baking (b) roasting and grilling (c) boiling and stewing (d)
grilling and baking

Malnutrition is a condition resulting from (a) an insufficient total intake of

nutrients (b) an incorrect intake of nutrients (c) a diet that provides
excess amount of nutrients (d) a diet that an individual eats everyday

A deficiency of iodine in the body will cause _____ (a) goiter (b) rickets
(c) anemia (d) kwashiorkor

The essential substances present in foods are called _____ (a) atoms (b)
nutrients (c) compounds (d) elements

In a diet with no carbohydrate and fat, the protein eaten would be used
mainly for _____ (a) protection against disease (b) production of heat and
energy (c) building and repair (d) maintaining body fluids

Some amino acids are termed essential because _____ (a) they cannot be
made by the body (b) the body can make them (c) they are not
expensive (d) they are expensive

A mineral element that is important for muscle contraction is _____ (a)

copper (b) sodium (c) magnesium (d) iodine

Which of the following sugars is the sweetest? (a) maltose (b) sucrose
(c) lactose (d) glucose
Sinks, electric cookers, refrigerators and cabinets are _____ (a) large fixed
equipment (b) large movable equipment (c) small equipment (d) labour-
saving equipment

Good table manners involves _____ (a) eating slowly and quietly (b) lifting
food to mouth (c) eating all food taken on food (d) talking with food in
the mouth

Which method of cooking is NOT applicable to eggs? (a) boiling (b) frying
(c) grilling (d) poaching

Which of these is not a B complex vitamin? (a) ascorbic acid (b) folic acid
(c) thiamine (d) pyridoxine

To avoid food poisoning, all equipment after use should be _____ (a)
soaked in hot detergent (b) boiled with heated Water (c) washed and
rinsed with clean water (d) washed sparingly

Which of the following materials is most suitable for kitchen sink? (a)
stainless steel (b) plastic (c) porcelain (d) galvanized iron

Orange juice is a good source of _____ (a) vitamin B (b) vitamin C (c)
calcium (d) iron

A child whose diet consists mainly of hot pap and sugar will suffer from
(a) anemia (b) kwashiorkor (c) beriberi (d) scurvy

Steaming is most suitable in cooking for invalids because (a) it can be

used for most foods (b) the food is gently cooked (c) it makes the food
attractive (d) the food is easily digested

Food items which appear regularly in diet and in large quantity are _____
(a) carbohydrates (b) farm grown (c) staple food (d) convenience foods

Which of the following is the major reason why we cook food? To _____ (a)
combine two or more substances (b) change form, colour and size (c)
maintain nutritive value (d) increase digestibility

Essential amino acids are obtainable from _____ (a) plant sources only (b)
animal sources only (c) fats and minerals (d) plants and animal sources

The carbohydrate in milk is called _____ (a) fructose (b) maltose (c)
lactose (d) glucose

Food in season can be used in order to _____ (a) save money (b) supply
nutrients to the clients (c) allow for more bulk in the family meal (d) save
time in preparation

Poor vision van be caused by inadequacy of _____ (a) vitamin C (b) iron
and calcium (c) vitamin D and K (d) vitamin A
The correct formula for carbohydrate is _____ (a) CO2H (b) CH2O (c)
C2H2O (d) C2HO

Good health means _____ (a) eating good food and being well (b) state of
being physically fit in health (c) a state of complete physical, mental and
social well- being and not just the absence of disease (d) eating good
food and wearing clean clothes in a clean environment

A weight watcher should eat more of _____ (a) fruits and vegetables (b)
fats and butter (c) cassava and cocoa yam (d) bread and butter

Which of the following food items should not be refrigerated? (a) eggs (b)
left- over foods (c) margarine (d) flour

A perforated spoon is used for _____ (a) steaming (b) boiling (c)
plastering (d) frying

Strong teeth and bones formation requires _____ (a) protein and vitamin C
(b) calcium and phosphorus (c) calcium and vitamin C (d) vitamin F and
calcium

The first two groups of sugar are _____ (a) monosaccharide and
polysaccharides (b) sugar cane and sugar beets (c) monosaccharide and
disaccharides (d) glucose and starch

Which of the following is not a nutrient? (a) carbohydrates (b) fats (c)
water (d) hydrogen

Proteins are made up of _____ (a) enzymes (b) amino acids (c) nitrogen
(d) phosphorus

A dietary source of carbohydrate is _____ (a) oil seeds (b) tubers & roots
(c) soya beans (d) legumes

Swelling of the neck is due to an over- secretion of a gland called _____ (a)
adrenal (b) endocrine (c) pituitary (d) thyroid

The mineral element which is important in blood clotting is _____ (a)

calcium (b) magnesium (c) chloride (d) chemical

Food and Nutrition Exam Questions Objectives (OBJ) Answers

1.C 2.B 3.D 4.B 5.A 6.B 7.C 8.D 9.A

10.B 11.C 12.D 13.D 14.A 15.D 16.B 17.B

18.B 19.C 20.B 21.B 22.D 23.B 24.C 25.C

26.C 27.A 28.A 29.B 30.A 31.A 32.C 33.D

34.B 35.A 36.C 37.A 38.C 39.D 40.B 41.B

42.D 43.A 44.C 45.B 46.C 47.A 48.D 49.B

50.C 51.A 52.D 53.D 54.C 55.C 56.C 57.B 58.D 59.D
60.A

Theory:

Answer three questions from this section

Identify in a tabular form one deficiency disease of each of the following

food nutrients (i) Iodine (ii) Calcium (iii) Fluorine (iv) Proteins (v) Fats &
Oils

(b) State 5 functions of proteins

Define, list and classify vitamins

(b) Define, list and classify the mineral elements

State 5 functions of water

(b) State 5 functions of fats and oils

List 4 functions of vitamin C

(b) List 3 food sources of vitamin C

(c) State the deficiency disease associated with vitamin C

SS1 Further Mathematics Examination Question For First Term

SSS 1 FURTHER – MATHEMATICS

ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS TIME: 2 HRS 30 MIN

SECTION A: OBJECTIVES

The Basic concept of laws of indices with a number of form am , if a is the

real number, what is a called? (a) base (b) index (c) decimal

The Basic concept of laws of indices with a number of form am , if m is the

super script, what is m called? (a) base (b) index (c) law

p3 x p2 is ______(a) p 6 (b) p 5 (c) p -4 (d) p -5

The Basic concept of laws of indices states in multiplication of a m x a n is

equal to_________(a) am + n (b) am + p (c) am – n

The Basic concept of laws of indices states in division of am ÷ an is equal

to _____(a) am ÷ an (b) mm ÷ an (c) am + an

Find the basic law of (p3)2 is ___(a) p6 (b) P6 (c) P5 (d) P5

Find a in am ÷ am (a) 0 (b) 1 (c) 2 (d) -1

Solve this exponential equation (1/2) x = 8. Find X (a) 3 (b) -4 (c) -3 (d) 4

Solve this exponential equation 3x = 1/81. Find x. (a) 3 (b) 4 (b) 5 (d) -4

Solve this exponential equation 4/2x = 64 x. find X (a) 2/8 (b) 2/7 (c) 3/7
(c) -2/7

Solve this exponential equation of quadratic form 22x – 6 (2x) + 8 = 0.

When y = 4 then, and When y = 2 then. Find x. (a) y=2,4 (b) y=4,5 (c)
y=1,2 (d) y=2,2

Solve this exponential equation of quadratic form 52x + 4 x 5x+1 – 125 =

0. Find x. (a) 1 (b) 2 (c) 3 (d) 4

Convert this index to logarithm form 251/2 = 5. (a) Log25=1/2 (b)

Log255=1/2 (c) Log255=1/5
Solve this logarithmic equation Log10 (x2 – 4x + 7) = 2. Without using
quadratic equation is _____ (a) x2 – 4x – 93 = 0 (b) x2 – 4x – 93 = 2

A ____is denoted by capital letters such as P, Q, and R e.t.c while small

letters are used to denote the elements e.g. a, b, c (a) bet (b) set (c)
settings (d) law indices

The number of element in set is called _______(a) cardinality (b) feasibility

(c) ordinarily

Find the element or odd number of this set when A = {Odd numbers from
1 to 21}

(a) { 1,3,5,5,7,9,11,13,15,15,17,19,21}

(b) { 1,3,5,7,9,11,13,15,17,19,21, 23}

(c) { 1,3,5,7,9,11,13,15,17,19,21}

18. ____ are the root of rational numbers whose value cannot be
expressed as exact fractions. (a) set (b) fraction (c) surds (d) exponential

19. Simplify this in its basic form √45___(a) 3√5 (b) 3√6 (c) 3√3 (d) 3√8

20. Simplify this as a single surd 2√5 ___(a) √20 (b) √ (4 x 5) (c) √4 x √5

SECTION B: THEORY – Answer 5 question only

1. Solve the following

(i) 32 3/5 (ii) 343 2/3 (iii) 64 2/3

(iv) (0.001)3 (v) 14 0

2. Evaluate using logarithm

(i) 4627 x 29.3

(ii) 8198 ÷ 3.905

3. Write down the elements in each of the following sets.

(i) F = {factors of 30}

(ii) M = {Multiples of 4 up to 40}

4. Given that µ= {all the days of the week}, B= {all days of the week
whose letter begin with s}

List all the elements of µ

List the members of B

What is n (µ) 4. What is n(µ) + n(B)

5a. Define set

5b. List 3 types of set that you know and draw a diagram to show an
example

6a. Define Surds

6b. List 2 types of surds

7. If the universal set µ= {x: 1≤ x ≤ 12} and its subsets D, F and G are
given as follows. D = {x: 2<x<8}, F={x: 4≤ x≤ 10}, G={x: 1< x ≤ 4}

Find (a) D U F (b) D n F (c) G1 (d) (D n G)1

Further Mathematics Exam Questions Objectives (OBJ) Answers

1. A 2.B 3.B 4.A 5.C

6. A 7. B 8.C 9.A 10.B

11.A 12.A 13.B 14.A 15.B

16.A 17.C 18.C 19.A 20.A

Solution for No 1.

(i) 32 3/5 Ans= 23=8

(ii) 343 2/3 Ans= 72=49

(iii) 64 2/3 Ans = 42

(iv) (0.001)3 Ans= 1/10 9

(v) 14 0 Ans= 1

Solution for No 2.

(i) 4627 x 29.3 Ans= 135600

(ii) 8198 ÷ 3.905 Ans=209.9

Solution for No3.

(i) F = {factors of 30} Ans= (1,3,5,6,10,15,30)

(ii) M = {Multiples of 4 up to 40}

Ans= (4,8,12,16,20,24,28,32,36,40)

Solution for No 4

1.µ = {Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,

Saturday}

2. B = {Sunday, Saturday}

3. n (µ) = 7

4. n (µ) + n(B) = 7 + 2= 9

Solutions for No.5

5a. Define set Ans= A ____is denoted by capital letters such as P, Q, and R
e.t.c while small letters are used to denote the elements e.g. a, b, c

5b. List 3 types of set that you know and draw a Ans= universal, union,
intersection , complementary

Solution for No 6

6a. Surds are the root of rational numbers whose value cannot be
expressed as exact fractions.
6b. Types of surd surds are conjugate , similar , simplification, addition,
multiplication etc.

Solution for No 7

µ = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10}

D = {3, 4, 5, 6, 7}

F = {4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10}

G = {2, 3, 4}

D U F ={ 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,8, 9,10}

DnF = {4, 5, 6, 7}

G1 = { 1, 5, 6, 7, 8,9,10,11,12]

(D n G)1

D n G = {3, 4}

(D n G)1 = {1, 2, 5, 6, 7,8, 9,10,11,12}

SS1 Geography Examination Question For First Term

SENIOR ONE (1) S.S. 1

GEOGRAPHY

SECTION A

________ isdefined as the description of the earth. (a) Physics (b)

Agriculture(c) Geography
One of the following is wrong about Geography (a) It helps us to study
physical things around us (b) it helps us to study temperature and rainfall
of places only (c) it enables us to study the way of life of other people in
other parts of the world

Geography is a social science subject which deals with the study of (a)
plants and animals (b) man and his environment (c) crop planting and
animal rearing

Geography cuts across the following other fields of human study except
(a) Economics (b) Government (c) Music

The word “Geo” in Greek means (a) describe (b) power (c) earth

Which of the following statement is not true of the solar system? (a) The
rays of the sun gives energy of the system (b) All the planets rotate
around the sun (c) The planets revolve around the sun.

Which two planets lie between the sun and the earth? (a) Venus and Mars
(b) Venus and Jupiter (c) Mercury and Venus

The planet with the largest orbit around the sun is (a) the Earth (b) Pluto
(c) Jupiter

Which of the following planet has no satellite? (a) Venus (b) Uranus (c)
Neptune

The planet often considered as the earth’s twin because of their close
similarity in size, mass and density is (a) Venus (b) Saturn (c) Mercury

______ is the farthest planet from the sun and the coldest (a) Pluto(b)
Jupiter (c) Uranus

The planet earth lies between (a) mercury and venus (b) mars and Jupiter
(c) venus and mars

Which of the following is NOT a proof of the earth’s sphericity? (a)

circumnavigation of the earth (b) deflection of wind (c) the circular horizon

The earth is the ……. largest planet in the solar system (a) third (b) fifth
(c) sixth

The shape of the earth can also be described as ……. shape (a) egg (b)
graph (c) geoid

Lines of longitude can best be described as (a) The angular distance of a

place north or south of the equator (b) semi circle on the globe (c)
imaginary lines on the earth’s surface joining the north and south poles
The angular distance of a point on the earth’s surface measured in
degrees from the centre of the earth is known as (a) latitude (b) longitude
(c) international date line

The shortest flying route between any two points on the earth surface lies
along the (a) Tropic of Capricorn (b) Tropic of Cancer (c) Great circle

A great circle can be described as (a) a line of longitude (b) the line of
latitude (c) a shortest distance between two points on the globe

The following are the similarities between lines of longitude and latitude
except (a) both are used to calculate local time of a place (b) both are
numbered in degree (c) both contain great circles

If the time at the Greenwich Meridian is 11.00 am, what would be the local
time at a place 750 W? (a) 6:00am (b) 6:00pm (c) 7:00am

Which of the following is not a characteristic of lines of longitude? They

…… (a) converge at the poles (b) run from east to west (c) run from north
to south

Latitude 66 ½0S marks the…….. (a) Antarctic circle (b) Arctic circle (c)
Tropic of cancer

What is the approximate distance of town X from the equator, if it is

located on latitude 140N? (a) 1232 km (b) 1555km (c) 1675km

Which of the following planets has twelve satellites? (a) Jupiter (b) Mercury
(c) Saturn

The angular distance of a point on the earth’s surface measured in

degrees from the centre of the earth is known as (a) latitude (b) longitude
(c) international date line

The shortest flying route between any two points on the earth surface lies
along the (a) Tropic of Capricorn (b) Tropic of Cancer (c) Great circle

A great circle can be described as (a) a line of longitude (b) the line of
latitude (c) a shortest distance between two points on the globe

The following are the similarities between lines of longitude and latitude
except (a) both are used to calculate local time of a place (b) both are
numbered in degree (c) both contain great circles

The part of the earth where living things are found is known as _______. (a)
hydrosphere (b) atmosphere (c) biosphere

The percentage composition of oxygen in the Atmosphere is ________. (a)

78% (b) 21% (c) 23%
Which of the following minerals is found in the upper lithosphere? (a)
Olivine (b) Magnesium (c) Aluminium

Human beings live in which area? (a) Atmosphere (b) Hydrosphere (c)
Lithosphere

The part of the earth occupied by water is called _______. (a) biosphere (b)
atmosphere (c) hydrosphere

The barysphere can also be referred to as (a) crust (b) core (c) mantle

The percentage composition of Nitrogen in the Atmosphere is —–(a)78%

(b) 0.03% (c) 21%

Which of the following minerals is found in the lower lithosphere? (a)

Olivine (b) Magnesium (c) Carbon

The temperature of the core is ….. (a) 200oC (b) 25000C (c) 20000C

The density of the mantle is ————- (a) 3.0 (b) 2.7 (c) 3.3

Real objects can be divided into (a) continuous and circulatory (b)
discrete and continuous (c) circulatory and discrete

Raster images are used to (a) analyse data (b) interpret data (c) store
data

All are physical objects except (a) road (b) mountain (c) river

Which of these is a socio-cultural feature? (a) airport (b) trees (c) lake

‘Geo’ refers to (a) description (b) space (c) earth

The unfolds of the wrinkles produced in Fold Mountain is known as____ (a)
synclines (b) anticlines (c) push ups (d) push downs

Which of these is not a fold mountain (a) atlas mountain (b) Himalayas (c)
mountain Kenya (d) alps

Which of these mountains is produced by faulting (a) fold mountain (b)

residual mountain (c) block mountain (d) volcanic mountain

Another name for “mountain of accumulation” is (a) residual mountain (b)

fold mountain (c) volcanic mountain (d) block mountain

Mountain Manodnock in USA is an example of (a) fold mountain (b) block

mountain (c) volcanic mountain (d) residual mountain

All are physical objects except (a) road (b) mountain (c) river

Geogra