Unidel Post-UTME Proposed English Questions

As you gear up for the Post-UTME at the University of  Delta Agbor (UNIDEL), using the right preparation materials is crucial for your success. The Post-UTME can be challenging, and a thorough understanding of English language concepts is essential to excel. To aid in your preparation, we’ve compiled a set of practice English language questions that reflect the format and difficulty level you may encounter.

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ENGLISH LANGUAGE PRACTICE QUESTIONS

Choose the expression or word which BEST COMPLETES each sentence

  • 1. I am intent __________ continuing my course
    • A. on
    • B. with
    • C. as
    • D. to
    • E. at
  • 2. _________ equations use letters to stand for numbers
    • A. Silmultenous
    • B. Simultanous
    • C. Simultanous
    • D. Simultaneous

From the options A to D, choose the expression that is OPPOSITE IN MEANING to the bold word(s).

  • 3. Elemi’s sagacity contrasted sharply with his friend’s_____________
    • A. Timidity
    • B. Wisdom
    • C. Fluency
    • D. Foolishness
  • 4. Some people keep ferocious animals as pets.
    • A. Gentle
    • B. Wild
    • C. Fierce
    • D. Domestic

From the options listed A – D, select the word that best CAPTURES THE MEANING of the italicized part of the sentences

  • 5. Every visitor to Calabar must visit _where photographs and artifacts of early European colonial presence in Nigeria are kept_
    • A. Archives
    • B. Ranch
    • C. Market
    • D. Museum

From the options A to D, choose the expression that is NEAREST IN MEANING to the bold word

  • 6. Ebire’s generosity turned out to be her Achilles’ heel
    • A. Strong point
    • B. Favourite habit
    • C. Weak point
    • D. Less popular virtue

Choose the expression or word which BEST COMPLETES each sentence

  • 7. The giant hydro-electric project is among the ________ of colonial rule in Southern Africa
    • A. Inheritance
    • B. Remnants
    • C. Legacies
    • D. Evidence
  • 8. Ukpabio is proficient _______ tailoring
    • A. With
    • B. In
    • C. Of
    • D. At

Choose the word or phrase that is OPPOSITE IN MEANING to the bold word

  • 9. The demonstration was organized by hoodlums
    • A. Criminals
    • B. Activists
    • C. Thugs
    • D. Soldiers
  • 10. The plaintiff convinced the court that the murder was inadvertent
    • A. Brutal
    • B. Wicked
    • C. Careless
    • D. Premeditated
  • 11. The bush burning festival will further renew our forest resource
    • A. Increase
    • B. Reduce
    • C. Deplete
    • D. Remove

Choose from the options lettered A – E the one that has the correct stress with the word given. In each word only the stressed part is in CAPITAL

  • 12. Planetarium
    • A. PLAN-e-tar-i-um
    • B. plan-E-tar-i-um
    • C. plan-e-TAR-i-um
    • D. plan-e-tar-I-um

Choose from the options the word which has THE SAME SOUND as the underlined

  • 13. COURTESY
    • A. our
    • B. Court
    • C. Shirt
    • D. Tour

From the options listed A – D, select the word that best CAPTURES THE MEANING of the italicized part of the sentences.

  • 14. Lecturers assisted Prof. Atahiru Jega when _Nigerians chose their political leaders_
    • A. Election
    • B. Nomination
    • C. Appointment
    • D. Selection
  • 15. Mother always pays attention to details
    • A. Frivolous
    • B. Interesting
    • C. Rigid
    • D. Meticulous

Choose the option that BEST EXPLAINS the information conveyed in the sentences below

  • 16. The rampage in England shows that youths react the same way under provocation
    • A. Youths in England are very good
    • B. Youths in England are miscreants
    • C. Youths act the same way when provoked
    • D. Youths provoke people in England

From the options choose the appropriate STRESS pattern. The stressed syllables are written in CAPITAL letters

  • 17. Intimacy
    • A. INtimacy
    • B. inTImacy
    • C. intiMAcy
    • D. INTImacy

To ensure you’re fully prepared and to benefit from expert guidance, join the Post-UTME Tutorial by TECHCEO. Chat with TECHCEO on WhatsApp at +2348024476596 to register for Unidel’s online Post-UTME class. This tutorial will provide you with comprehensive support and resources to excel in your exam. Don’t miss this opportunity to boost your preparation and increase your chances of success!

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The Students' Union Government has expressed its sincere gratitude to the polytechnic's management for considering the needs of students during the negotiation process. This outcome demonstrates how collaborative efforts between the students and the management can lead to positive changes.

Positive Impact on Student Life

By lowering the cost of education, Auchi Polytechnic is not only supporting the academic journey of its students but also promoting a learning environment where students can focus more on their studies and less on financial concerns. This achievement highlights the importance of student representation and advocacy in creating an educational system that benefits all.

With this fee reduction, Auchi Polytechnic continues to strengthen its position as a leading institution in Nigeria, ensuring students receive quality education at an affordable rate.

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