Question 21· Words opposite in meaning· JAMB
JAMB and WAEC English Language questions: Words opposite in meaning
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Question 22· Words opposite in meaning· JAMB
Choose the option opposite in meaning to the word in capitals: Attendance at the meeting is MANDATORY.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 23· Words opposite in meaning· JAMB
Opposite in meaning to the word in capitals: The chairman spoke in a CONCILIATORY tone.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 24· Words opposite in meaning· WAEC
Choose the word or group of words opposite in meaning to the word in capitals as it is used in the sentence: The minister's speech was BRIEF.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 25· Words opposite in meaning· JAMB
Choose the option opposite in meaning to the word in capitals: Despite his wealth, Chief Okeke is a HUMBLE man.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 26· Words opposite in meaning· JAMB
Choose the option opposite in meaning to the word in capitals: Mr Okafor is a GENEROUS man.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 27· Words opposite in meaning· WAEC
Opposite in meaning to the word in capitals: The team's performance this season has been DISMAL.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 28· Words opposite in meaning· WAEC
Opposite in meaning to the word in capitals: The pupils were told to keep the classroom TIDY.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 29· Words opposite in meaning· WAEC
Choose the word or group of words opposite in meaning to the word in capitals as it is used in the sentence: Prices of foodstuffs have been STABLE this month.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 30· Words opposite in meaning· JAMB
Opposite in meaning to the word in capitals: The members of the club were UNANIMOUS in electing Ada as captain.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 31· Words opposite in meaning· WAEC
Opposite in meaning to the word in capitals: The president's speech was CONCILIATORY in tone.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 32· Words opposite in meaning· JAMB
Choose the option opposite in meaning to the word in capitals: Power cuts are FREQUENT in this area.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 33· Words opposite in meaning· JAMB
Opposite in meaning to the word in capitals: The workers' demands were MODEST.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 34· Words opposite in meaning· WAEC
Opposite in meaning to the word in capitals: The judge's sentence was considered LENIENT.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 35· Words opposite in meaning· JAMB
Opposite in meaning to the word in capitals: His knowledge of the subject is rather SUPERFICIAL.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 36· Words opposite in meaning· JAMB
Opposite in meaning to the word in capitals: The new law will ABOLISH the old tax.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 37· Words opposite in meaning· JAMB
Choose the option opposite in meaning to the word in capitals: The flowers on the table are ARTIFICIAL.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 38· Words opposite in meaning· WAEC
Choose the word or group of words opposite in meaning to the word in capitals as it is used in the sentence: The manager gave the clerk a VERBAL warning.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 39· Words opposite in meaning· WAEC
Opposite in meaning to the word in capitals: The patient's condition is now STABLE.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 40· Words opposite in meaning· WAEC
Opposite in meaning to the word in capitals: The road to the village is NARROW and winding.
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