Class: jss 1

Subject: Physical and Health Education

Section A (objective)

1.physical ____ ensures maximal quality life. (a) fitness (b) skill (c)drill (d) education

2. Good function of the heart, lungs, muscles etc, are some of the ____ of physical fitness. (a) losses (b)
steps (c) targets (c) benefits.

3. Dance emanating from cultural heritage of a group or religion are known as______dance. (a) Social
(b) modern (c) folk (d) foreign.

4. Sharo dance is associated with the _____ tribe in Nigeria.

5. People who had made their positive contributions in different areas of sport are known as _____ (a)
official (b) Heroes (c) majors (d) soccer

6. The world known Nigeria footballer that died in Nigeria on 8th of June, 2016 is _____ (a)Shuib
Ahmodu (b) Mohammed Ali (c) Sam Okwaranji (d) Stephen Keshi.

Leisure is referred to as _____ in physical education (a) break time (b) free time (c) working hours ( d)
activity time.

8 An event refers to as fingers, dirty neck, and palm is known as ______ (a) A Javelin (b) Discus (c) Shot
put (d) hammer

9. A defensive combat sport which translated easily as the way of the foot and fist is _______ (a) boxing
(b) taekwondo (c) gymnastics (d) swimmy

10. All are contact sport except _____ (a) swimming (b) boxing (c) taekwondo (d) wrestling

11. Gymnastics are activities taken to enjoy full ______ movement with or without apparatus.( a)
Mental (b) spiritual (c) play (d) physical

12. Food fit for your age will enhance _____(a) good health (b) bad health (c) ill health (d) poverty

13. Abstinence is the surest prevention of _____(a) Malaria (b) Gonorrhoea (c) Tetanus (d) Cholera

14. The official whose duty is to save swimmer in case of trouble or accident is the ______ (a) Lane judge
(b)Starter (c) Life guard (d) Health inspector

15. Pole vault is an example of ______ activity in field. (a) Jumping (b) throwing (c) running (d) catching

16. The three parts of Javelin missile are the following except _____ (a) the head (b) the cord (c) the
body (d) the tail
17. ______ are popular dances without set patterns (a) Local (b) Modern dance (c) Traditional dance (d)
Social dance

18. The act of holding a stick in javelin is called (a) grip (b) passing (c) dribbling (d) hitting

19.The following are contact sport except ____(a)judo (b) karate (c) gymnastics (d) wrestling

20.Which of the theses is not a basic skill in contact sport? (a) Tackling (b) swimming (c) Kicking (d)
dribbling

21. The first World cup was organized in ___(a)1930 in Uruguay (b) 1940 in Canada (c) 1950 in Italy
(d)all of the above

22. The first body to control the game in Nigeria was in ____(a) 1937 (b)1938 (c)1939 (d)1940.

23. The game football start by_____(a) center pass (b) service (c) throw (d) jump in

24. The act of preventing the ball from entering into the net (a) goal keeping (b) passing (c) heading (d)
throwing

25. _____is the processing and means of giving the ball to another player in the same team (a) goal
keeping (b) passing (c) heading (d) throwing

26. ------- is the act of moving the ball and avoiding the opponent in a zigzag manner(a) dribbling (b),
heading (c) passing (d) throwing

27. Yellow card means (a) warning (b) reading (c)go (d) ready

28. Red card means in football game ------(a) disqualify (b) ready (c) warning (d) good

29. Number 1 in football game is ------player (a) the goal keeper (b) the right back (c) the left back (d) the
outside left

30. The duration period in soccer for male is ----++(a)90 minutes (b) 80 minutes (c) 85 minutes (d)95
minutes

SECTION B

Filling the gap

1.who invented volleyball

2.---- is used to start volleyball.

3.------ is the name of father of modern Olympics

4.------ regarded athletic as pagan festival

5. activity that people engage in during their free time is called ----

6. ------ food helps the body to grow

7. -----++ helps to regulate the body temperature.

8. ________ is the sources of fat & oil.

9. Component of physical fitness can be divided into ________

10. The ability of an individual to move quickly in different directions is called ______

11. Balance diet means ___

12. There are ______ of food

13. ______ is an unwanted sold materials found in our environment

14._____ are liquid or semi liquid wastes

15. ________ , _____16______and ____17___ are the types of sewage

18.Training that involves of series of exercise usually ten or less is called _______

19, Rice, millet , yam and sugar cane are examples of ____

20. ______ is the process by which the in and utilizes food.

SECTION C

Answer three questions only.

1a. Define food

b.what is balanced diet

2a. State the six classes of food and one examples of each

b. State any five (5) functions or importance of food

3a. State (5) techniques and skills of football

b. The putting sector of a shot put degree is ___

4a. State the four (4) officials of volley ball

b. List out ten (10) equipment of soccer

CLASS: js2

SUBJECT: physical and health education

1.Service change at the count of _____ point. (a)6 (b)11 (c) 2 (d)7

2. _______ assign duties to the other officials in table tennis. (a) Record (b)Referee (c) Umpire (d)
Assistance Umpire

3. Table tennis officials include all these people except _____ (a) Umpire (b) Linesmen (c) Assistant
Umpire

4. Which of the following is not a skills in table tennis (a) back hank (b) forehead stroke (c) smashing (d)
back hand stroke

5. '______ occurs when chemical are released into the soil during spill or under ground leakage (a)
thermal pollution (b) visual pollution (c) land pollution (d) none of the above

6. ______ is not among the components of a school health programs (a) healthful school environment
(b) school cult activities (c) health instructions (d) school health service

7. The skill used to start a game of tennis is ____( a) goal keeping (b) driving (c) service (d) rally

8. Environmental pollution is the contamination of water, air and land from man made ____( a) waste
(b) Good (c)Air (d) Vapor

9. The following are effect of environmental pollution, except ___(a) hearing loss (b) sleep disorder (c)
high blood pressure (d) HIV/AIDS

10. Community health is concerned with the following except ___(a) Giving loan (b) Providing water (c)
Disposal of refuse (d) Prevention of water pollution

11. Which of these is not a causes of pollution? (a) Plastic factories (b) Hospital (c) Chemical plants ( d)
None of the above

12. Which of the following equipment is not for table tennis game (a) table tennis bat (b) groin protector
(c) the net (d) tennis board

13. The release of chemical and particles into the atmosphere is called ____ (a) Land pollution (b)
thermal pollution (c) noise pollution (d) air pollution

14. The following are facilities of tennis except (a) the head gear (b) playing court (c) noise pollution (d)
racket

15. _____ is the official that conduct a toss to start a game of table tennis (a) Umpire (b) Referee (c)
Captain (d) Scorer
16. Which of the following is not a skills in table tennis (a) service (b) dribbling (c) stroke (d) backhand
drive

17. The following are the equipment of tennis except (a) the net (b) the baton (c) the racket (d) the
canvas

18. Table tennis formally called ___(a)parkers (b) gossima (c) big boy game (d) Sprint

19. '____ is an activity done in free time for the purpose of relaxation (a) sport (b) enjoyment (c)
recreation (d) exercise

20. ____ is an example of outdoor recreation (a)Ludo (b) Swimming (c) Chess (d) Scrabble

21. __'___ is a non communicable disease (a) HIV/AIDS (b) Plasmodium (c) Syphilis (d) Kwashiorkor

22. Dental carnlers only affects the _____ (a) teeth (b) stomach (c) nose ( d ) eyes

23. ______ is/are an abnormal growth of a group of cells in the body (a) Boils (b) Ulcer (c) wound (d)
Cancer

24. Taking children away from their parents by tricks , usually for commercial purpose is____(a) Children
(b) Human Trafficking (c) Child Labour (d) Children napping

25. _______is failure of a person to take energy care of someone or something that he/she is
responsible for. (a) Tort (b) Legal liability (c) Laziness (d) Negligence

26. A physical attack that cause harm or injury to another person in sports is called.(a)A challenge (b)
Defense (c) Assertiveness (d) An assault

27. Human Trafficking can lead to the _____of the victim .(a) Promotion (b) untimely death (c) safety (d)
preservation

28. One of the solution to human trafficking is enforcement of _____(a) officers (b)laws supporting it (c)
laws against it (d) people

29. _____is not allowed in judo(a) punching (b) holding (c) choking (d)arm locking

30. '_____ is a sport injury (a) Scalding (b) Dislocation (c) Burn (d) Electrocution

SECTION B

Filling the gap.

A break in the bone is known as ______

2. The principal official in game of soccer is ____'

3 .When a player in a game of football is given a red card, it means ______

4 .Health education focus on giving _____ to the society.

5.The mineral substance that keeps the bones and teeth strong is _______

6. The use of yellow card by the referee during a football matches signifies _______

7. Personal hygiene is the studied in _____ education

8. Domestic accident are accident that occurs is the _______

9. Judo is a ______ martial art

10. ______is defined as freedom from hazard

11. _____ is the uniform used to play judo

12. Leisure time means _________

13. A professional who engage in judo is called ______

14. ______ is defined as your assessment of your own self worth.

15. _______ has to do with your ability to say no because you know what you are capable of doing.

16. ______skills is the act of sending and receiving information from one person to another

17. _____ is the proper alignment of the body

18. ______ is the abnormal way of holding or carrying the body during various activities

19. _____ is the full meaning of NOA.

20. ______ is the full meaning of EFCC

SECTION C (Theory)

Answer three questions only.

1.State five (5) factors that influence posture.

b.List out five (5) kind of postures

2a.Give two causes of human trafficking.

b.Define human trafficking.

3a.Enumerate three(3) implications of human trafficking.

b.What is non - communicable disease

4. Define the following terms.

a. Recreation.

b. Dance

c. Leisure

JSS 2 Third Term Examination

Subject: English Language

Time: 1 Hour 30 Minutes

Instruction: Answer all questions. Choose the correct option from A to D.

SECTION A: ORAL ENGLISH

1. Which of the following words contains the diphthong /aɪ/?

A. Gate B. Fight C. Seat D. But

2. The word "phone" contains which of the following sounds?

A. Trigraph B. Diagraph C. Monograph D. Consonant cluster

3. The correct transcription of "know" is:

A. /nə/ B. /nəʊ/ C. /kno/ D. /naʊ/

4. Which of the following contains a consonant digraph?

A. This B. Cat C. Pen D. Dog

5. The underlined letters in "rough" are pronounced as:

A. /f/ B. /g/ C. /k/ D. /v/

6. "th" in "thing" is pronounced as:

 A. /t/ B. /θ/ C. /d/ D. /z/

7. Which of these is not a vowel sound?

A. /e/ B. /i:/ C. /t/ D. /ɔ:/

8. Identify the odd word based on the vowel sound:

A. Beat B. Bit C. Sit D. Fit

9. The word "catch" has how many syllables?

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

10. The correct stress pattern for the word "education" is:

A. 'ED-u-ca-tion B. ed-U-'ca-tion C. ed-u-CA-'tion D. ed-u-ca-'TION

Section B – Comprehension (

Read the passage carefully and answer the questions that follow:

My First Time in a Big City

I had always lived in a small village where almost everyone knew each other. Life was simple, and people
were friendly. One sunny morning, my father told me I would be going to spend the holiday with my
uncle in Lagos. I was both excited and nervous. I had never been to a big city before.

When we arrived in Lagos, I was amazed. There were tall buildings everywhere, many cars, and people
walking so fast as if they were in a race. The noise from vehicles and traders filled the air. Everything was
so different from the calm life I knew.

My uncle’s house was in a part of the city called Surulere. It was a lovely home, and I had my own room.
The next day, he took me to a shopping mall. I had never seen so many shops in one place before. I also
visited a zoo where I saw lions, zebras, and even a giraffe!

During my stay, I learnt how to cross busy roads, how to use an ATM machine, and even how to use a
computer better. I made new friends and ate different kinds of food like pizza and shawarma. I was sad
when it was time to return home, but I will never forget my first time in Lagos.

Answer the questions below

11. Where had the writer lived before visiting Lagos?

12. What was the writer’s first reaction when he arrived in Lagos?

13. Mention two places the writer visited in Lagos.

14. List two things the writer learnt during his stay.
15. Why was the writer sad at the end of the holiday?

16. A table of content shows: A. Page numbers B. Chapters and their pages C. Book prices D. Number
of words in a book

17. Which of these is not a reading skill? A. Skimming B. Printing C. Scanning D. Predicting

18. Predicting helps the reader to: A. Forget the story B. Laugh at the writer C. Guess what comes next
D. Sleep while reading

19. If you want to find out the meaning of a word, you should. A. Look it up in a story book B. Ask your
classmate C. Look it up in a dictionary D. Leave it alone

20. The best way to read a passage for exams is: A. Once, quickly B. Without understanding C. Twice or
more

SECTION C: VOCABULARY DEVELOPMENT

21. A person who repairs shoes is called a: A. Carpenter B. Tailor C. Cobbler D. Mason

22. A person who treats sick people is a: A. Barber B. Doctor C. Lawyer D. Driver

23. A woman who sells food items is called a: A. Butcher B. Trader C. Farmer D. Seller

24. A person who makes clothes is a: A. Dyer B. Tailor C. Banker D. Manager

25. An *honest* person is the opposite of: A. Truthful B. Polite C. Dishonest D. Loyal

26. A *generous* person is: A. Stingy B. Kind and giving C. Rude D. Quiet

27. *Poultry* means: A. Farm machines B. Bird farming C. Watering crops D. Goat rearing

28. A *mansion* is a: A. Small hut B. Large, beautiful house C. Office D. Village house

29. The synonym of "begin" is: A. End B. Start C. Stop D. Finish

30. The antonym of "early" is: A. Now B. Fast C. Late D. Prompt

SECTION D: GRAMMAR

31. I ________ a letter when he came in. A. writes B. was writing C. write D. writing

32. Neither the teacher nor the students _______ here. A. are B. is C. was D. were

33. The bag belongs to _______. A. I B. me C. mine D. myself

34. She ________ to school every day. A. goes B. go C. going D. gone

35. The boy _______ the window yesterday. A. broke B. has broken C. breaks D. break
36. My friend and I _________ reading a book. A. is B. are C. was D. am

37. If I were you, I __________ tell the truth. A. will B. shall C. would D. must

38. The plural of "mouse" is. A. mouses B. mice C. mouse D. mousees

39. We have been waiting here ________ 9am. A. since B. for C. by D. at

40. I saw the man ________ stole your bag. A. which B. whom C. whose D. who

41. He is __________ honest boy. A. a B. an C. the D. some

42. The students are sitting _________ the hall. A. on B. at C. in D. by

43. The teacher made the students ________ quiet. A. kept B. keep C. to keep D. keeping

44. I saw him ________ the house. A. entered B. enters C. enter D. entering

45. The boy was punished because he ________ late A. come B. comes C. came D. coming

SECTION E: WRITING (5 marks)

46. A formal letter is written to: A. A friend B. A brother C. A teacher D. A cousin

47. An informal letter includes: A. Your address only B. Yours faithfully C. Dear Mum D. Subject title

48. The conclusion of a letter usually includes: A. Introduction B. Salutation C. Closing remarks D.
Address

49. Which of these is not part of a formal letter? A. Salutation B. Address C. Date D. Slang

50. A narrative essay is one that: A. Gives instruction B. Tells a story C. Explains a process D. Argues a
point

SECTION F: LITERATURE (10 marks)

51. A story with animals that teaches a lesson is a__________

52. The main character in a story is called the_________

53. The person who writes a play is called a________

54. A poem is usually written in__________

55. Give one example of a figure of speech______

56. A simile is a comparison using________

57. “The wind whispered through the trees” is an example of_______

58. "All that glitters is not gold" is a/an__________

59. Which of the following best describes a drama? A. Written to be sung B. Written to be acted C.
Written to be cooked D. Written for exams

60. A poem that expresses deeh feelings is a ____________

ESSAY

Write an essay of about 150 words on one of the following:

1. A Day I Did Not Go to School

2. The Most Interesting Movie I Have Ever Watched

3. How I Spent My Last Holiday

SUBJECT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE CLASS: JSS.1 SECTION A: OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS INSTRUCTIONS: Read the
passage carefully and pick the correct answer to the questions on it.

My grandfather’s mother on my Mother’s side of the family was Mary Wise, who lived in Ireland. Ed
Mahur, the man to whom she was engaged, lived in the same village. He left for America, however, in
1837, two years before he was twenty. She was to follow him when he had saved enough money to
support a wife. Word came later that the ship on which he supposedly had sailed had sunk, with all on
board. Mary Wise was determined to go to America, anyway. She secured work as a maid soon after
reaching New York, as a sister had done before her. An almost unbelievable thing happened then. Ed
Mahur had not drowned, after all, having sailed on a different ship. Word from him had not reached his
family until after Mary had sailed. He learned from them that Mary was in New York and where she was
working. He found a job as a delivery boy in a grocery in the neighbourhood. He walked into the kitchen
without warning one day. Mary almost fainted, thinking that he was a ghost, but he soon convinced her
that he was very much alive. (I might never have arrived in this world if he hadn’t been would I?

1. Mary Wise is the writer’s----(a) Mother (b) grandmother (c) great grandmother (d) aunt. 2. Mary Wise
is Ed Mahur’s----(a) wife (b) fiance (c) fiancee (d) husband 3. How old was Ed Mahur when he left for
America? (a) 20 years old (b) 22 years old (c) 18 years old (d) none of the above.4. Why didn’t Mary Wise
go to America with Ed Mahur? (a) Ed Mahur did not want her to (b) Ed Mahur did not have enough
money for the transport (c) Mary Wise refused to follow Ed Mahur (d) Ed Mahur could not support a
wife yet. 5. When Ed Mahur left for America, news came that he had----(a) died (b) arrived safely (c)
married immediately (d) become a ghost 6. On arrival in New York, Mary Wise got a job as a----(a)
teacher (b) sales girl (c) seamstress (d) maid 7. Which of Mary’s relation has had a similar experience in
New York? (a) Her sister (b) Her brother (c) Her mother (d) Her husband 8. Why didn’t Mary receive the
news from Ed Mahur that he was alive? (a) She was sleeping (b)She had left home before the news
arrived (c) some persons delayed the news. (d) she did not have a television set. 9. The shop in which Ed
Mahur got a job in New York sold----(a) clothes (b) jewellery (c) meat (d) shoes 10. Which of the
following statements is true according to the passage? (a) If Ed Mahur had died Mary Wise would not
have sailed to New York (b) If Mahur had died, the writer would not have been born (c) Ed Mahur died
and his ghost appeared to Mary Wise (d) Mary Wise never wanted to marry Ed Mahurd.Section B From
the options lettered A to D, choose the word or group of words that best fills the gaps in the following
sentences. 11. Mrs. Amanda was taken to hospital, she was there----three days (a) in (b) at (c) almost (d)
for 12. Your shirt is the same colour as (a) he’s (b) me (c) her (d) his 13. My younger brother is not as----
asI am (a) tall (b) taller (c) talled (d) tallest

14. The police----the boy who stole the money (a) find (b) are finding (c) may found (d) will find 15. We
are all human,----? (a) can’t we (b) Isn’t it (c) aren’t we (d) may we

16. You will perhaps make mistakes but the fewer the----(a) less (b) more (c) least (d) better 17. Can
you----me? The line is rather faint (a) hear (b) hearing (c) hair (d) heir 18. My elder brother has gone----
for further studies (a) to overseas (b) overseas (c) in overseas (d) oversea

19. The----of the four sticks is mine (a) long (b) much long (c) longer (d) longest 20. Jane has----my new
book (a) tore (b) fear (c) fearing (d) torn Section C From the words lettered A – D, choose the word that
is opposite in meaning to the word underlined in each sentence. 21. The two boys go home together,
their houses are adjacent (a) near (b) distant (c) added (d) neighbouring 22. You should always be polite
to people (a) kind (b) rude (c) happy (d) wicked 23. The thief hid the stolen money in his cap (a) brought
(b) revealed (c) put (d) opened 24. The play was funny so we all laughed (a) exciting (b) tiresome (c)
boring (d) interesting 25. The behaviour of the girl brought shame to her family (a) pride (b) horror (c)
joy (d) honour Section D In each of the following questions pick out the one that does not belong to the
group. 26. (a) mosquito (b) ant (c) housefly (d) spider 27. (a) vertical (b) triangle (c) square (d) circle 28.
(a) car (b) bus (c) train (d) truck

Section E

Choose the word that has the same vowel sound as the one represented by the letters underline

An example is given below

Seat (a)sit. (b)Cite. (c)set. (d)key.

D. Is the correct answer because only key contain the same vowel sound as underlined seat .

29. Work (a) Port (b)talk (c) nurse (d) lock

30. Grew (a)sew (b)who (c) pull (d) know

31. Deep (a) police (b) twice (c) kick (d) spill

32. Hunt (a) rough (b) cough (c) huge (d) burnt

33. Flock (a) love (b) onion (c) bottle (d) saw

34. . Buy (a) burry (b) buoy (c) sleight (d) eight

35. way (a) says (b) great (c) plaque (d) height

36. About (a) round (b) dough (c) thought (d) country

37. Fair (a) dear (b) hear (c) bier (d) rare
Section F

From the words lettered A_D choose the word that rhymes with the given word

An example is given: detain (a) obtain (b) detail (c) claim (d) relay

The correct answer is A because only obtain rhymes with detain

38. Serial (a) carrier (b) senous (c) unreal (d) rally

39. Deceit (a) receipt (b) appeal (c) resit (d) conceive

40. Curtail (a) until (b) fail (c) defile (d) feel

41. While (a) buy (b) boil (c) bile (d) boy

42. Could (a) food (b) blood (c) wooed (d) wood

Theory

Complete the table below with the correct verb tenses.

Present Past Past participle

Attack

Call Called

Begin Begun

Do Did

Draw Drawn

Fall

Grow Grew

Ring

Speak Spoke

Wear

Section D: Essay Writing (10 Marks)

Write an essay of about 150 words on the topic:

‘A Day I Did Not Go To School’

You may use this guideline.

a. Introduce yourself – name, school, etc.

b. Give the date you did not go to school, that is the day and month (You can use your

imagination)

c. Why didn’t you go to school on that particular day?

d. Describe what you did or what happened to you on that day

e. would you like to have such a day like that again?

f. Give reason(s) why you would or would not like to have such a day again

MATHEMATICS EXAMINATION

SECTION A: OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS

Choose the correct answer for each question.

1. Write 56412 in words (a) fifty six thousand, four hundred and ten (b) fifty six thousand, four hundred
and twelve (c) five thousand, nine hundred and twelve

2. The roman numeral of fifty nine is _____ (a) LXIX (b) XLIX (c) XXIX (d) LIX

3. What is the place value of 7 in 3473 (a) units (b) hundred (c) tens

4. 3tens 2units is _____ (a) 23 (b) 33 (c) 32

5.8 × 8 ____ (a) 16 (b) 82 (c) 64

6. The roman numerals of 60+5 = (a) XLV (b) LV (c) LXV

7. 29, 31, 33, ____, ___, ____ (a) 31, 33, 36 (b) 35, 37, 39 (c) 33, 32, 31

8. The Arabic numeral of MLXXXV is ____ (a) 984 (b) 1085 (c) 446

9. Add 6462 + 1239 = (a) 610 (b) 710 (c) 7701

10. Subtract 592 from 795 (a) 203 (b) 303 (c) 206

11. Find the sum of twelve and twenty-six (a) thirty-five (b) thirty-eight (c) thirty-eight
12. Multiply 7 by 7 (a) 49 (b) 33 (c) 33

13. Multiply 42 by 3 is ______ (a) 225 (b) 127b(c) 126

14. Multiply 13 by 3 (a) 48 (b) 38 (c) 39

15. Express 50 as a Roman numerals (a) L (b) XX (c) C

16. What is the figure of ninety-two thousand, four hundred and thirty eight (a) 92438 (b) 29348 (c)
92438

17. Subtract 85 from 1685 (a) 16000 (b) 678 (c) 6 tens

18. XX – X is ____ (a) V (b) XI (c) X

19. The roman numerals of 224 is ____ (a) XXCCIV (b) XXLV (c) CCXXIV

20. Express 0.2 as a percentage _____ (a) 2% (b) 8% (c) 5%

Section B: Subjective Questions

Write in Roman numerals

1. 600 ______

2. 15 _____

3. 27 _____

4. Add up:

a. 7 6 2 5

+1352

________

__________

b. 4 3 5 5

+4726

________

_________

c. 3 7 56
+12 34

__________

___________

5. Write the Arabic numerals of the following figures:

a. Lxxii ________________

b. Lxv ________________

c. Xii________________

d. Lvi ________________

e. xxxiv________________

6. Subtract:

a. 7 6 2 5

- 3 2 93

___________

___________

b. 6 2 4 5

- 4 3 09

___________

___________

c. 4 3 6 8

- 1 5 5 7

_____________

_____________

7. Write the Arabic numerals of LXXVII _______________

8. 3 hundreds, 4 tens, 5units _______________

9. X + VI _____________
10. DL + CX____________

Section C: Theory Questions

1. Write the following in words

a. 6589

b. 5432

2. Draw 3 (three) examples of 3D shape

3. 3D Shape is also known as __________________

4. Write multiplication table 8 and 9

5. Find the area of a square

a.

4cm

b.

5cm

c.

11cm

d. 9cm

6. Find the area of a rectangle

a. No. 4cm
 5cm

b. 3cm

10cm

c.

4cm

8cm

d.

2cm

8cm

BASIC SCIENCE EXAMINATION

SECTION A: OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS

Choose the correct answer for each question.

1. _______is the organ of taste (a) Tongue (b)Eye (c)Ears

2. ________ is the organ of hearing (a) rice (b) Eye (c) Ear

3. Forest plant is the classification of plants (a) true (b) false (c) I don’t know
4. ________ is the natural home of plants and animals (a) stable (b) habitat (c) kernel

5.Animals are living things (a) Yes (b) No (c) Maybe

6. ________ lives on both land and water (a) amphibians (b) reptiles (c) birds

7. Plant grow on ______(a) ground (b) sand (c) soil

8. Plant provide food for us (a) false (b) true (c) maybe

9. ______ is the upper layer of the earth’s surface on which plant grow (a) matter (b) soil (c) air

10.Animals that live around us is called ______ (a)Water animal (b) Domestic animals (c) Wild animals

10. The following are part of plant except ___ (a) Shsde (b)Root (c)Stem

11. Specific needs include ____ and _____ (a) food and sand (b) shelter and air (c) car and money

12.The leaves are generally _______ in color (a) Yellow (b) Green (c) Blue

13. ______ takes in water from the soil (a) root (b) stem (c) leaf

14. _____needs food and water to live (a) Plant (b) Car (c) Animal

15. Mammals have _____ on their body (a) hair/fur (b) wool (c) skin

16. _____ is an example of animals used for producing milk. (a) Chicken (b)Cow (c)Car

17. ______ is an animal that serve as per (a) Snake (b)Lion (c) Cat

18. What is the main function of the root in a plant?(a) to make food (b) to take in water (c) to produce
flowers

19. _____ is used for security (a) Cow (b) Dog (c) Goat

20. _____ is use as a means of transportation (a) Donkey (b) Chicken (c) Toad

Subjective Questions:

Write out four parts of a fish

1. ________

2. _________

3. _________

4. __________
Write out five parts of a birds

5. _____________

6.______________

7. _________

8. __________

9. ________

10. A plant has __________ main part.

Theory

1. What is a plant?

b. Mention the three main part of a plant

2. Draw and label a fish

3. Mention five uses of plant

4. Draw a cassava leaf

Phonics and Spelling

Section A: Objective Questions

Choose the correct answer for each question.

1. Making a telephone call (a) steel (b) phoning (c) scooter

2. Using a bat _____ (a) goose (b)Batting (c) toffee

3. We bought two armchair and a ____ (a) lean (b) beadsn(c) settee

4. Bad (a) peace (b) rotten (c) uproar

5. A baby's toy (a)Rattle (b) cheap (c) deep

6. The lowest part of anything (a) Bottom (b) bend (c) lean

7. Small_____ (a) great (b) break (c) Little

8. A small room at the top of a house (a) attic (b) Heroplane (c) helicopter

9. Used for fastening a coat____ (a) Button (b) jail (c) tail

10. A small house______

(a) fountain

(b) mountain

(c) cottage

11. Clowns are always______

12. Not level _____

13.Looking forward to something _____

14.Pushing with the finger_____

15. Nodding off to sleep _______

16. The cowboy was ________ his horse's mane

17. The bonfire was still ________

18. Healing ____________

19. Having a holiday at sea_____________

20. Sticking together__________________

Section B: Dictation

1. ______________________

2. ______________________

3. _____________________

4. _____________________

5. ______________________

6. ______________________

7. ______________________
8._____________________

9. _____________________

10. ______________________

11. ______________________

12.______________________

13. ______________________

14. ______________________

15. ______________________ .

16. ______________________

17. ______________________

18. ______________________

19. _____________________

20. __________________

Mental Maths

Section A: Objective Questions

Choose the correct answer for each question.

1. How many 10’s make 100? (a) 6 (b) 7 (c) 8 (d) 10

2. What is 10 x 12 (a) 60 (b) 85 (c) 100 (d) 120

3. How many days are there in 2 weeks? (a) 10 days (b) 15 days (c) 14 days (d) 12 days
4. What comes next? 35, 34, 33, 32, 31, _____ (a) 29 (b) 30 (c) 37n(d) 36

5. What is 35 in roman numerals? (a) XXI (b) XXXV (c) XL (d) III

6.3tens 5units is _______

7. There are __________ rectangles

8. Fill in the missing number

5 10 15 40

9. Shade ½ of the shape

10. Which is the greatest number? (a) 79 (b) 92 (c) 87

11.Count on in 10s

40 100

12. 0 + 0 + 2 = _________

13. _______+ 9= 20

14. 19 - _______ =14

15. 24 + _______=26

16.In a class there are 30 children18 are boys. How many girls are there = ________girls

17.Fill in the missing numbers

33 31 21

18. How many months in a year ______

19. A decade is a period of ______ years

20. How many minutes makes an hour ________

Section B: Subjective Questions

Doubles

1. Double 7 _____________
2. Double 5 _____________

3. Double 4 _____________

4. Double 6 _____________

5. Double x5 ____________

6. What number is 1 more than 99?____________

7. How many days are in two weeks? _____________

8. Write the number one hundred and six_________

Circle the largest number

9. 27, 26

10. 100, 20

Section C: Theory Questions

1. Share 12 chocolate equally between Maria, Linda and Colin. Maria gets ______chocolate

Write the ordinal numbers of the following

2. Third ____________

3. Tenth ____________

4. Thirtieth ____________

5. Fortieth ___________

6. Seventieth _________

7. Deepa has 30 comics, Raymond has 16. How many more has Deepa than Raymond ?________comics

8. More than 10 Less than 10

a. 20______. 70______

b. 50______. 60_______

c. 20 _______. 80________

d. 60______. 50 ,________
English Language

Section A: Comprehension

Read the passage carefully and answer the questions that follow:

Hawa is a 13-year-old girl who was taken from her home in the village with a promise of a better life in
the city. But things changed quickly. She was forced to work as a housemaid for long hours without pay.
She missed school and often cried at night, remembering her parents. One day, a kind neighbour
reported the case to the police. Hawa was rescued and later returned to her village, where she was able
to continue her education.

Questions:

1. How old is Hawa?

2. What promise was she given before leaving the village?

3. What kind of work was she forced to do?

4. Who helped her get rescued?

5.What happened after she was rescued?

Section B: Subjective

1.Complete the table

Positive Comparative Superlative

Nice

Smaller

Naughtiest

Hard

Big

Dark

Good
Bad

Thin

Beautiful

2. Mention the right part of speech

3. Complete the table

Singular Plural

Box

Ladies

Brushes

Boy

Woman

Teeth

Complete the table

Masculine gender Feminine gender

Boy
 Sister

Mother

Heir

King

4. Write each sentence again using the opposite of the words underlined.

Eg: Are you going up or coming (down)

a. You’re thin, but she’s ________

b. She was ugly, but now _________

c. It was lost, I just ________ it

d. He is very clever, but she is __________

Section C: Theory Composition

Write a composition about “My Mother”.

Class:Basic Two

Subject:Quantitative Reasoning

Example: J U S T I C E

1234567

JUICE = 12567

Solve

1. TEST =

2. TIE =

3. ICE =

4. SECT =
5. JET =

6. SITE =

7. JEST =

8. SET =

9. JUST =

10. CITE =

Example: Write in figures

Seventy two = 72

11. Ninety-three= _________

12. Fifty-three = _______

13. Ninety-seven = _________

14. Two hundred = _________

15. Eighty-five = ________

Example:Write in words

38= thirty-eight

16. 66=_______

17. 93=_______

18. 88= _______

19. 54=_______

20. 78= ______

Example: y x w v u t s r o n i h g f e l

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

e l e v e n = 15 16 15 4 15 10

21. s i x t e e n= _______
22. t w e l v e = _______

23. s e v e n t e e n = _______

24. t h i r t e e n = _______

25. e i g h t e e n = _______

Example: 3 4 2. 8

12 16

26. 4. 5

27. 3. 12

28. 8

24

29. 2

14

30. 10
 50

Creative Arts

Section A: Objective Questions

Choose the correct answer for each question.

1. Draw a flower plant

2. Draw a rectangle

3. Draw a cone

4. Draw a cylinder

Cultural and Creative Arts (CCA) Basic 2 Third Term Promotional Examination

1. Which of the following is a traditional dance in Nigeria? a) Waltz b) Tango c) Shoki d) Ballet

2. What is the purpose of traditional songs? a) To entertain b) To educate c) To communicate cultural

values d) All of the above

3. What is a melodic pattern in music? a) A rhythmic pattern b) A sequence of notes c) A type of

instrument d) A style of dance

4. Which traditional festival is celebrated in Nigeria? a) Christmas b) Eid-el-Fitr c) Osun Osogbo Festival
d) All of the above

5. What is the importance of traditional dances? a) They promote cultural heritage b) They provide
entertainment c) They bring people together d) All of the above

6. Which of the following is a type of traditional musical instrument? a) Piano b) Drum c) Guitar d) Violin
7. What is the primary function of traditional songs? a) To entertain b) To educate c) To communicate
cultural values d) To accompany dance

8. Which traditional festival is known for its colorful costumes and masquerades? a) Osun Osogbo
Festival b) Eyo Festival c) Egungun Festival d) Eid-el-Fitr

9. What is the significance of melodic patterns in music? a) They create harmony b) They add rhythm c)
They convey emotions d) They create a sequence of notes

10. Which of the following is NOT a type of traditional dance? a) Shoki b) Waltz c) Afrobeat d) Ballet

11. What is the role of traditional dances in cultural heritage? a) To preserve cultural traditions b) To
promote cultural exchange c) To entertain audiences d) To create new dance styles

12. Which traditional song is often sung during celebrations? a) Dirge b) Lullaby c) War song d) Praise
song

13. What is the importance of rhythm in traditional music? a) It creates melody b) It adds harmony c) It
provides a sense of unity d) It creates a beat

14. Which of the following is a benefit of learning traditional dances? a) Improved physical fitness b)
Cultural appreciation c) Enhanced creativity d) All of the above

15. What is the significance of traditional festivals? a) They promote cultural heritage b) They provide
entertainment c) They bring people together d) All of the above

16. Which traditional instrument is often used in Nigerian music? a) Drum b) Flute c) Trumpet d) Piano

17. What is the role of music in traditional festivals? a) To provide entertainment b) To create a sense of
community c) To accompany dance d) All of the above

18. Which of the following is a type of traditional song? a) Dirge b) Lullaby c) War song d) All of the
above

19. What is the importance of traditional songs in cultural heritage? a) They preserve cultural traditions
b) They promote cultural exchange c) They entertain audiences d) They create new song styles

20. Which traditional dance is known for its energetic movements? a) Shoki b) Afrobeat c) Waltz d)
Tango

Section B

1. Traditional dances are an important part of _______________________ heritage.

2. Melodic patterns in music are created using different _______________________.

3. Traditional songs are often sung during _______________________ occasions.

4. The _______________________ festival is a celebration of the goddess Osun.

5. Traditional dances require _______________________ and practice to master.

6. _______________________ is a type of traditional dance in Nigeria.

7. Traditional songs often have _______________________ lyrics.

8. Melodic patterns can be _______________________ or complex.

9. Traditional festivals bring people together to _______________________.

10. Cultural heritage is preserved through _______________________ dances and songs.

Section C Theory

1.Mention the eight notes in music

2.What is traditional dance?

3. Give five examples other traditional dance in Nigeria

4.Melodic pattern is also called ____________

5. List five examples of the traditional festival celebrated in Nigeria

Physical and Health Education (PHE) Basic 2 Third Term Promotional Examination

1. Which of the following is an example of manipulative movement? a) Running b) Jumping c) Throwing

d) Hopping

2. What is the primary focus of fundamental rhythms? a) To create complex dance routines b) To
develop basic movement patterns c) To improve cardiovascular endurance d) To enhance flexibility

3. Which of the following is a type of locomotor movement? a) Throwing b) Catching c) Jumping d)

Balancing

4. What is creative rhythm? a) A type of dance b) A type of exercise c) A way of expressing oneself
through movement d) A type of sport

5. Which of the following is a benefit of manipulative movement? a) Improved hand-eye coordination b)

Increased speed c) Enhanced endurance d) Better balance

6. Which of the following is an example of a locomotor movement? a) Throwing b) Catching c) Running

d) Balancing
7. What is the primary purpose of fundamental rhythms in PHE? a) To develop complex dance routines
b) To improve cardiovascular endurance c) To develop basic movement patterns d) To enhance flexibility

8. Which of the following is a benefit of creative rhythms? a) Improved hand-eye coordination b)

Increased speed c) Enhanced self-expression d) Better balance

9. What type of movement is characterized by moving from one place to another? a) Manipulative
movement b) Locomotor movement c) Non-locomotor movement d) Static movement

10. Which of the following is an example of a manipulative movement skill? a) Running b) Jumping c)
Throwing a ball d) Hopping

11. What is the importance of practicing locomotor movements? a) Improved hand-eye coordination b)
Increased speed and agility c) Enhanced balance and coordination d) All of the above

12. Which of the following is a type of rhythmic movement? a) Locomotor movement b) Manipulative
movement c) Creative movement d) All of the above

13. What is the benefit of incorporating music into rhythmic movements? a) Improved cardiovascular
endurance b) Enhanced self-expression c) Increased speed and agility d) Better balance and coordination

14. Which of the following is an example of a creative rhythm activity? a) Running laps around a track b)
Performing a choreographed dance routine c) Playing a game of soccer d) Lifting weights

15. What is the primary focus of manipulative movement skills? a) To develop basic movement patterns
b) To control objects with precision c) To improve cardiovascular endurance d) To enhance flexibility

16. Which of the following is a benefit of practicing manipulative movements?a) Improved hand-eye
coordination b) Increased speed c) Enhanced endurance d) Better balance

17. What type of movement involves using objects such as balls or beanbags? a) Locomotor movement
b) Manipulative movement c) Non-locomotor movement d) Static movement

18. Which of the following is an example of a locomotor movement skill? a) Throwing b) Catching c)
Running d) Balancing

19. What is the importance of rhythmic movements in PHE?a) Improved cardiovascular endurance b)
Enhanced self-expression c) Increased speed and agility d) All of the above

20. Which of the following is a type of movement that involves moving one's body in a rhythmic
pattern? a) Locomotor movement b) Manipulative movement c) Creative movement d) All of the above

Section B

1. Manipulative movements involve using _______________________ to control objects.

2. Fundamental rhythms are essential for developing _______________________ movement patterns.

3. Locomotor movements include actions like _______________________ and jumping.

4. Creative rhythms allow individuals to express themselves through _______________________.

5. Throwing is an example of a _______________________ movement.

6. Rhythmic movements can be performed to _______________________.

7. Manipulative movements require _______________________ and control.

8. Locomotor movements help improve _______________________ and agility.

9. Fundamental rhythms are often taught in _______________________ education.

10. Creative rhythms can be used to tell a _______________________.

Section C

1.What is manipulative movement?

2.Mention three examples of manipulative movement

3. Define safety rules

4. Mention ten activities of fundamental rhythm

5.Mention two benefits of creative movement

Verbal Reasoning Basic 2 Third Term Promotional Examination

Section A: Analogies

1. Cat is to kitten as dog is to _______. a) Puppy b) Kitten c) Animal d) Pet

2. Book is to read as picture is to _______.a) Write b) Draw c) Look d) Paint

3. Sun is to day as moon is to _______. a) Night b) Day c) Sky d) Star

4. Car is to road as boat is to _______. a) Water b) Land c) Air d) Vehicle

5. Pen is to write as brush is to _______. a) Paint b) Read c) Draw d) Write

Section B: Classification

6. Which of the following does not belong to the group? a) Apple b) Banana c) Table

7.Which of the following is a type of animal? a) Dog b) Chair c) Table d) Book

8. Which of the following is a type of fruit? a) Apple b) Car c) Bike d) House

9. Which of the following does not belong to the group? a) Pen b) Pencil c) Book d) Chair

10. Which of the following is a type of vehicle? a) Car b) Bike c) Boat d) All of the above

11. Which of the following is a type of food? a) Apple b) Chair c) Table d) Book

Section C: Sequencing

12. What comes next in the sequence: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, _______? a) Thursday b) Friday c)
Saturday d) Sunday

13. What comes next in the sequence: 1, 2, 3, _______? a) 4 b) 5 c) 6 d) 7

14. What comes next in the sequence: big, bigger, biggest, _______? a) Small b) Smallerc) Largest d)
Bigger

15. What comes next in the sequence: red, blue, green, _______? a) Yellow b) Black c) White d) Red

16. What comes next in the sequence: morning, afternoon, evening, _______? a) Night b) Day c)
Morning d) Afternoon

Section D: Cause and Effect

17. If it rains, the ground will _______. a) Dry b) Get wet c) Stay the same d) Disappear

18. If you eat too much candy, you might get a _______. a) Headache b) Stomachache c) Sore throat d)
Cold

19. If you don't water a plant, it will _______. a) Grow b) Die c) Stay the same d) Bloom

20. If you touch something hot, you might get _______ a) A cold b) A burn c) A headache d) A
stomachache

21. If you don't wear a coat in cold weather, you might _______. a) Feel hot b) Feel cold c) Feel tired d)
Feel hungry

Section E: Logical Reasoning

22. If all cats are animals, and all animals have four legs, then _______. a) All cats have four legs b) All
animals are cats c) Cats don't have four legs d) Animals don't have four legs

23. If it takes 5 hours to travel from Lagos to Abuja, and you leave Lagos at 8am, what time will you
arrive in Abuja?a) 1pm b) 2pm c) 3pm d) 1pm

24. If you have 5 pencils in a box, and you add 2 more, how many pencils do you have now?a) 5 b) 6 c) 7
d) 10

25. If a book costs N500, and you have N1000, how many books can you buy? a) 1 b) 2 c) 3 d) 4

26. If a boy is taller than a girl, and the girl is taller than another boy, who is the shortest?

a) The first boy b) The girl c) The second boy d) Cannot be determined

Section F: Verbal Classification

27. Which word is the odd one out? a) Big b) Small c) Happy d) Fast

28. Which word is related to "school"? a) Teacher b) Doctor c) Nurse d) Engineer

29. Which word is the opposite of "hot"? a) Cold b) Warm c) cool

30. Word: old a) New b) Young c) Big

Social Studies Basic 2 Third Term Promotional Examination

Section A: Objective Questions

1. What is one way to prevent accidents in school? a) Running in the hallway b) Playing with sharp
objects c) Following safety rules d) Ignoring warnings

2. What should you do if you see a spill on the floor? a) Ignore it b) Clean it up immediately c) Tell a
teacher d) Walk around it

3. Why is it important to have safety rules in school? a) So we can run freely b) So we can play rough c)
To prevent accidents and injuries d) To ignore warnings

4. What is a safe way to carry sharp objects? a) With the blade facing you b) With the blade facing away
from you c) By holding it loosely d) By throwing it

5. What should you do if someone is hurt in an accident? a) Leave them alone b) Call for help c) Try to
move them d) Give them medicine

6. The color of the Nigerian flag is __________. a) Green and white b) Blue and white c) Red and white

7. Which of the following is a domestic animal? a) Lion b) Dog c) Elephant

8. We use __________ to clean our teeth. a) Toothbrush b) Comb c) Spoon

9. Which of these is a source of water? a) River b) Mountain c) Desert

10. The main source of energy for plants is __________. a) Moon b) Sun c) Stars

11. Which of these is a traditional Nigerian food? a) Pizza b) Jollof Rice c) Burger

12. The act of showing respect to elders in Yoruba culture includes __________. a) Shaking hands b)
Prostrating or kneeling c) Waving

13. Which of the following is used to protect our heads while riding a bicycle? a) Cap b) Helmet c) Hat

14. The currency used in Nigeria is called __________. a) Dollar b) Naira c) Pound

15. Which of these is a form of communication? a) Singing b) Dancing c) Talking

16. The process of growing crops and raising animals is called __________. a) Fishing b) Farming c)
Hunting

17. Which of these is a renewable resource? a) Coal b) Petroleum c) Solar energy

18. Which of these is a renewable resource? a) Coal b) Petroleum c) Solar energy

19. The act of protecting our environment is known as __________. a) Pollution b) Conservation c)
Deforestation

20. Which of the following is a symbol of peace? a) Dove b) Hawk c) Crow

Section B: Fill in the Blank Space

1. To prevent accidents, the floor should be _______________________.

2. We should always _______________________ safety rules in school.

3. Caring for accident victims requires _______________________ and attention.

4. Wearing _______________________ can prevent head injuries.

5. _______________________ is a common cause of accidents in school.

6. Accident victims should be treated with _______________________ and care.

7. We should always _______________________ our surroundings to prevent accidents.

8. Safety rules are important for _______________________ and well-being.

9. _______________________ can cause accidents if not handled properly.

10. We should always _______________________ for help when needed.

Section C: Theory Questions

1. Describe two ways to prevent accidents in school.

2. Define accident

3. Define drug abuse

4. What is the street name of heroin

5. What is the street name of tabacco