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#1. The news papers reported that the meeting -------yesterday between the labour leaders and federal government -------- in a dead luck
#2. Political party stalwart is the same as
#3. Bisi is as tall as Uche.Adamu and Hafeez are the same height. There is no difference in height between Uche and Adamu. Therefore
#4. Ifyourdailynewspaper costsN500duringtheweekendandN300onotherdays, how much do you spend weekly on newspapers?
#5. Aprintingmachineproducesat30pagesperminute.Howmanypagescanthe machine print in one hour?
#6. IffortypeopledonatedN6amonthtoacooperativesocietyforoneyear,howmuch would be collected?
#7. How many weeks make a leap year?
#8. Reorganise the following sentences into the order in which they were originally written- P:This is pollution.Q: It can be small-scale or global and most plants and animals sufferits effects. R: harmful by –products of industry and agriculture enter the environment.
#9. How many state Governors are there in Nigeria in the year 2011?
#10. 6 + 9 = Z. Therefore
#11. 25% of Z = 37.5 Therefore
#12. Ten buses are to carry 20 passengers each.Each passengeris travelling with a bag weighing 15kg.What is the combined weight of luggage to be moved by all the buses?
#13. Whichis the oddnumber out? 462 683 385 198
#14. A B C D E F G H Whatletteristwoletterstotheleftoftheletterimmediately tothe rightoftheletter three letters to the right of the letterA?
#15. Only one group of five letters below can be re-arranged to spell out a five-letter word in the English language. Identify theword.
#16. SUNDAY, MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY, WEDNESDAY, MONDAY, SUNDAY, ... What day is next?
#17. If you have four-fifths of N100 and spend N36.00, how much will you be left with?
#18. If Friday is the fourth day of the month, what day is the 13th day of the month?
#19. Iffourpeopleallsaid“hello”toeachotheronce,howmanytimeswouldtheword “hello” be spoken?
#20. Reorganise the following sentences into the order in which they were originally written- X:Theygive special practiceatimproving your ability tocalculate.Y:Where you see QRbesidean exerciseor aquestion, this standsforQuantitativeReasoning.Z:You should do and discuss these questions with your teacher and classmate
#21. Reorganise the following sentences into the order in which they were originally written- P: ICT is generally taken to mean technologies that support communication via computers. Q: Presently, the world is experiencing an ever-increasing use of information and communication technology (ICT) in many areas of human endeavour. R: Thus, the advent of ICT has brought about effective and efficient information generation, utilization and dissemination, as well as storage and retrieval. S: Such technologies include the Internet, local area networking, electronic mail, and the world-wide-web.
#22. Reorganise the following sentences into the order in which they were originally written- P:The other was left standing by alone until theywere ready for him.Q: I sawa man strike one of them with a wooden axe. R:As I looked, I sawtwo fellows pulled from the boat: they were being brought to be killed.
#23. If the word PINT is written under the word SAFE,the word THUD is written under the word PINT and the word HOPEis written above the wordSAFE, what word can be read diagonally?
#24. What is the day and date 30 days after Wednesday 12 May?
#25. ZK9PXL428rearrangedas follows – lettersfirstinalphabetical order, followed by the numbers in ascending numerical order,gives:
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