For jamb candidate please note the likely questions from jamb use of English

REPEATED JAMB ENGLISH LANGUAGE QUESTIONS:-- 1. The word “EVASIVE” appeared in 1985 and 1997 JAMB's Use of English Examination. JAMB's Use of English (1985) question 31: Many untrustworthy students give EVASIVE answers to questions which they fully understand. A. direct B. outspoken C. simple D. truthful E. clever. JAMB's Use of English (1997) question 65: The lawyer gave EVASIVE answers to all the questions. A. unintelligent B. ineffective C. unreliable D. equivocal 2. The word “FLEXIBLE” was repeated in 1986 and 2012 JAMB's Use of English. JAMB's Use of English (1986) question 26: Mr. Jack was most FLEXIBLE in his instructions. A. rigid B correct C. stiff D. upright JAMB's Use of English (2012) question 38: The principal was advised to be FLEXIBLE on critical issues. A. livid B. cautious C. evasive D. rigid 3. The idiom “HEART IN HIS MOUTH” appeared in 1978 and 2006 JAMB's Use of English Examination. JAMB's Use of English (1978) question 28: He spoke with his HEART IN HIS MOUTH. A. courageously B. with such unusual cowardice C. with a lot of confusion in his speech D. without being able to make up his mind E. with fright and agitation. JAMB's Use of English (2006) question 36: He has no reason to have his HEART IN HIS MOUTH. A. be afraid B. feel guilty C. be confident D. think negatively 4. The word “SUMPTUOUS” was repeated in 2001, 2005 and 2012 JAMB's Use of English. JAMB's Use of English (2001) question 30: The village girl wore SUMPTUOUS clothes. A faded-looking B. ideas C. expensive D. loose-fitting JAMB's Use of English (2005) question 69: Some people consider the leather upholstery and thick rugs a bit SUMPTUOUS. A. simple B. lavish C. expensive D. desirable JAMB's Use of English (2012) question 55: Isa and Illu ate SUMPTUOUS meals on their brother’s wedding day. A. foreign B. cheap C. insipid D. expensive. *SHILE FIRE* 08067488794