UNILAG Post-UTME 2005 past questions and answers
This 2005 UNILAG 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 2005 set with instant marking.
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Sample UNILAG Post-UTME 2005 questions
1. Choose the correct verb: Neither the lecturer nor the students ___ aware of the revised timetable.
- was
- were
- is
- has been
Answer: B. were
With neither...nor, the verb agrees with the nearer plural subject students, so were is correct.
2. Choose the word closest in meaning to meticulous.
- careless
- hasty
- painstakingly careful
- noisy
Answer: C. painstakingly careful
Meticulous describes someone who is extremely careful and attentive to detail.
3. Choose the word opposite in meaning to scarce.
- rare
- limited
- insufficient
- plentiful
Answer: D. plentiful
Plentiful means available in abundance, the opposite of scarce.
4. Choose the sentence with correct punctuation.
- When the bell rang, the candidates entered quietly.
- When the bell rang the candidates, entered quietly.
- When the bell rang; the candidates entered quietly.
- When the bell rang the candidates entered, quietly.
Answer: A. When the bell rang, the candidates entered quietly.
A comma correctly separates the introductory dependent clause from the main clause.
5. Choose the correct reported form of: She said, "I have completed the assignment."
- She said that she has completed the assignment.
- She said that she completed the assignment.
- She said that she had completed the assignment.
- She said that she will complete the assignment.
Answer: C. She said that she had completed the assignment.
When the reporting verb is in the past, the present perfect usually shifts back to the past perfect in reported speech.
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