Question 21· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB
JAMB and WAEC English Language questions: Words nearest in meaning
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Question 22· Words nearest in meaning· WAEC
Nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The rains came INTERMITTENTLY throughout the week.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 23· Words nearest in meaning· WAEC
Nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The trader was accused of HOARDING essential commodities.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 24· Words nearest in meaning· WAEC
Nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: Chioma's handwriting is barely LEGIBLE.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 25· Words nearest in meaning· WAEC
Nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: Her parents were INDULGENT towards their only child.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 26· Words nearest in meaning· WAEC
Nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: Musa is known in the village for his FRUGAL lifestyle.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 27· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB
Choose the option nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The judge was IMPARTIAL in the case.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 28· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB
Nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The pastor's ELOQUENT sermon moved the congregation.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 29· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB
Choose the option nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The RESILIENT farmers replanted after the flood.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 30· Words nearest in meaning· WAEC
Nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The headmaster gave a CURSORY look at the report.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 31· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB
Choose the option nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The workers were ADAMANT about their demands.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 32· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB
Choose the option nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: Ada is METICULOUS in her work.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 33· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB
Choose the option nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: Chidi is a DILIGENT student.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 34· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB
Choose the option nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The report contained several ERRONEOUS figures.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 35· Words nearest in meaning· WAEC
Nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The judge was IMPARTIAL in his ruling.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 36· Words nearest in meaning· WAEC
Choose the word or group of words nearest in meaning to the word in capitals as it is used in the sentence: The speaker's ELOQUENT address moved the audience to tears.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 37· Words nearest in meaning· WAEC
Nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The speaker gave a SUCCINCT summary of the report.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 38· Words nearest in meaning· WAEC
Nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: The doctor said the injury on his knee was TRIVIAL.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 39· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB
Choose the option nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: Chioma is a VERSATILE musician who plays many instruments.
Explanation and discussionQuestion 40· Words nearest in meaning· JAMB
Choose the option nearest in meaning to the word in capitals: His argument was quite COGENT.
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