BUK Post-UTME 2009 past questions and answers
This 2009 BUK Post-UTME set has 40 practice questions. Try these 5 free sample questions, tap a question to reveal the answer and explanation. Then practise the whole 2009 set with instant marking.
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Sample BUK Post-UTME 2009 questions
1. Choose the word that is opposite in meaning to 'scarce'.
- Plentiful
- Meagre
- Limited
- Rare
Answer: A. Plentiful
Plentiful means available in large amounts, which is the opposite of scarce.
2. Choose the correct completion: If I ___ about the road closure, I would have taken another route.
- know
- had known
- knew
- have known
Answer: B. had known
A past unreal condition takes the past perfect form 'had known' in the if-clause.
3. To take a claim with a pinch of salt means to do what?
- Accept it without question
- Repeat it to everyone
- Regard it with some doubt
- Forget it immediately
Answer: C. Regard it with some doubt
Taking a claim with a pinch of salt means not accepting it as completely reliable.
4. Choose the grammatically correct sentence.
- Each of the candidates have submitted their form.
- Each candidates has submitted his form.
- Each of the candidate have submitted a form.
- Each of the candidates has submitted a form.
Answer: D. Each of the candidates has submitted a form.
The singular pronoun 'each' takes the singular verb 'has'.
5. Musa revised every evening, slept well, and asked his teacher for help; what is best supported by this information?
- Musa used revision together with other helpful habits.
- Musa studied only on the day of his examination.
- Musa avoided seeking assistance from others.
- Musa believed sleep was unnecessary.
Answer: A. Musa used revision together with other helpful habits.
The statement says Musa combined regular revision with sleep and seeking help.
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