UNIPORT Post-UTME 2011 past questions and answers
This 2011 UNIPORT 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 2011 set with instant marking.
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Sample UNIPORT Post-UTME 2011 questions
1. Choose the word nearest in meaning to 'abundant'.
- plentiful
- scarce
- narrow
- weak
Answer: A. plentiful
'Abundant' means existing in large quantities, so 'plentiful' is nearest in meaning.
2. Choose the grammatically correct sentence.
- Neither the principal nor the teachers was present.
- Neither the principal nor the teachers were present.
- Neither the principal or the teachers were present.
- Neither the principal nor the teachers is present yesterday.
Answer: B. Neither the principal nor the teachers were present.
With 'neither...nor', the verb agrees with the nearer plural subject 'teachers', so 'were' is correct.
3. Choose the word opposite in meaning to 'timid'.
- fearful
- shy
- bold
- quiet
Answer: C. bold
A timid person is shy or lacking confidence, whereas a bold person is confident and daring.
4. Complete the sentence correctly: She is good ___ solving difficult puzzles.
- on
- with
- for
- at
Answer: D. at
The standard expression is 'good at' followed by an activity.
5. Choose the correct reported form of: Musa said, 'I have completed the assignment.'
- Musa said that he had completed the assignment.
- Musa said that I have completed the assignment.
- Musa says that he completed the assignment tomorrow.
- Musa said he has complete the assignment.
Answer: A. Musa said that he had completed the assignment.
In reported speech after a past reporting verb, 'have completed' normally changes to 'had completed' and the pronoun changes to 'he'.
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