UNIUYO Post-UTME 2010 past questions and answers
This 2010 UNIUYO 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 2010 set with instant marking.
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Sample UNIUYO Post-UTME 2010 questions
1. Choose the grammatically correct sentence.
- The students have completed their assignment.
- The students has completed their assignment.
- The students have complete their assignment.
- The students completing their assignment.
Answer: A. The students have completed their assignment.
The plural subject 'students' correctly takes 'have' followed by the past participle 'completed'.
2. Choose the word nearest in meaning to 'reluctant'.
- Eager
- Unwilling
- Careless
- Certain
Answer: B. Unwilling
A reluctant person is hesitant or unwilling to do something.
3. Choose the correct reported form of: Ada said, 'I am tired.'
- Ada said that I am tired.
- Ada said that she is tired yesterday.
- Ada said that she was tired.
- Ada says that she were tired.
Answer: C. Ada said that she was tired.
In reported speech after 'said', the present tense 'am' normally shifts back to 'was' and 'I' becomes 'she'.
4. Complete the sentence: Neither the students nor the teacher ___ present at the meeting.
- were
- are
- have been
- was
Answer: D. was
With 'neither...nor', the verb agrees with the nearer singular subject, 'teacher'.
5. Choose the word opposite in meaning to 'expand'.
- Contract
- Increase
- Enlarge
- Extend
Answer: A. Contract
To contract is to become smaller, which is the opposite of expanding.
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