Question 25
BECE_MODEL_QUESTIONS_VOL1
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2024
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IGBO_L1
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objective
Two Igbo proverbs are given: (i) "Akwụkwọ anaghị agba ọsọ" and (ii) "Ọkụkọ na-efe n'elu, ọ na-esi n'ala". Explain how the meanings of these proverbs differ and give one example situation where each would be appropriately used.
Answer Options
A.
The second proverb means "A chicken that flies high will fall to the ground". It fits a situation where a farmer releases chickens to graze in the field.
B.
The first proverb means "Knowledge does not travel by itself; you must work to acquire it." It is used, for example, when a student diligently studies every night.
C.
The first proverb means "Books run quickly". It is used, for example, when a librarian rushes to shelve new arrivals.
Correct Answer
D.
The first proverb means "Knowledge does not travel by itself; you must work to acquire it." It is used, for example, when a student relies on others and neglects studying. The second proverb means "Over‑confidence leads to downfall." It fits a situation where someone boasts about an upcoming achievement and then fails.
Correct Answer
D
Correct Option:
The first proverb means "Knowledge does not travel by itself; you must work to acquire it." It is used, for example, when a student relies on others and neglects studying. The second proverb means "Over‑confidence leads to downfall." It fits a situation where someone boasts about an upcoming achievement and then fails.
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Bece Model Questions Vol1
2024
Igbo L1
Question 25.
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objective
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2024
Bece Model Questions Vol1
Igbo L1
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Difficulty level:
Hard
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