POST UTME RHEMA UNIVERSITY 2025 English | Objective
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Question 1
The sentence 'The manager, who was absent yesterday, will attend the meeting today' is an example of which grammatical structure?
Question 2
The sentence 'The new policy has been implemented, and _______ has been the result.' is an example of a _______ clause.
Question 3
The word 'narrate' is a(n) _______ verb.
Question 4
The idiom 'bend over backwards' means to do something in a very enthusiastic and helpful way. Which of the following sentences best illustrates this idiom?
Question 5
The passage below has been modified. Identify the word that has been changed.
Question 6
The sentence "The manager instructed the team to work diligently and efficiently" is an example of which grammatical structure?
Question 7
Identify the antonym of the word "rapid".
Question 8
The following text is a passage from a law journal. Identify the register used in the passage.
Question 9
The sentence 'The new policy has been implemented nationwide' is an example of _______ register.
Question 10
The sentence 'The manager, who was absent yesterday, will attend the meeting today' is an example of which grammatical structure?
Question 11
In the sentence 'The manager, who was absent yesterday, will attend the meeting today', identify the type of pronoun used to refer to the manager.
Question 12
The word 'perspicacious' is a(n) _______ word.
Question 13
The lawyer's argument was based on a technicality, which the judge deemed to be a 'red herring' in the case.
Question 14
The sentence 'The new policy will affect all employees, including those who are on leave' is an example of which grammatical structure?
Question 15
The word 'disinterested' is often confused with 'uninterested'. Which of the following sentences uses 'disinterested' correctly?
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