NCEE Questions And Answers 2023

The National Common Entrance (NCEE) 2021 Likely Questions, Past Questions and Answers for Parents, Guardians and Pupils preparing for Primary six examination. Everything is covered in the Video Below…

The National Common Entrance covers Mathematics, English Language, Quantitative Aptitude, Verbal Aptitude, Social Studies, Basic Science, Tech and Vocational Studies; Including NCEE Videos.

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Common Entrance (NCEE) Mathematics Questions

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1. Express XLIX in Arabic numeral.

A. 511
B. 490
C. 460
D. 49
E. 46

2. Write in figure, twenty five thousand and five.

A. 25,505
B. 25,500
C. 25,050
D. 25,005
E. 25,000

3. What is the place value of 2 in 204.14?
A. Hundreds
B. Tens
C. Tenth
D. Hundredth
E. Thousandth

4. Find the LCM of 12, 18 and 24.
A. 108
B. 72
C. 54
D. 36
E. 6

5.Find the sum of the square of 9 and the square root of 9
A. 6
B. 9
C. 81
D. 84
E. 99

6. Express N30,000 as a percentage of N60,000
A 60%
B. 50%
C. 40%
D. 30%
E. 20%

7. Which of the following numbers is NOT a perfect square?
A. 200
B. 144
C. 121
D. 25
E. 9

8. Two-third of a number is 10. What is the number
A. 30
B. 25
C. 20
D. 15
E. 10

9. Find the simple interest on N600 for 5 years at 9% per annum
A. N970
B. N920
C. 720
D. 520
E. 270

10. If 35% of a number is 70, find the number.
A. 20
B. 35
C. 105
D. 200
E. 2,450

11. Multiply 6204 by 0.0031

A. 19.23

B. 19.53

C. 190.23

D. 191.23

E. 192.32

12. What must be divided by 9 to obtain 32?
A. 24

B. 72

C. 144

D. 288

E. 576

NCEE Mathematics Questions

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NCEE Comprehension Passage I

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PASSAGE I

Read the passages below carefully and answer the questions that follow by choosing the most appropriate of the options lettered A-E.

Once upon a time, there lived a man whose name was Joseph, son of Okwuike of Amaekpu village, Joseph was a rich man. His fame spread to the neighbouring villages of Umuokoro, Umuihi and Umuoro. Joseph awarded scholarship to the orphans and gave widows money and farmlands for crop cultivation.

One day, the entire village was thrown into mourning because rumour spread that armed robbers had visited Joseph in his house, robbed him and killed him.

However, the truth was later revealed that armed robbers never visited Joseph’s house but that he only took ill and was taken to the teaching hospital in the city. This was a great relief to the people of Amaekpu and the neighbouring villages who were beneficiaries of his kindness because they believed he would recover from his sickness. Sadly, Joseph did not survive the illness as he died a few days after he was taken to the hospital; but his memory lived on forever amongst his people.

The correct answers are in bold text.

1. Joseph was famous because he

A. built houses for the poor.

B. visited orphanages.

C.was rich and kind.

D. was the son of Okwuike.

E. was visited by armed robbers.

2. Another word that can replace relief as it is used in the passage is

A. comfort.

B. harm.

C. hurt.

D. opportunity.

E. privilege.

3. The name of Joseph’s village is

A. Amaekpu.

B. Okwuike.

C. Umuibi.

D. Umuokoro.

E. Umuoro.

4. When the people heard that Joseph was admitted in the hospital, they were happy because

A. he was a wicked man.

B. they considered him an enemy.

C. they believed that he would recover from the sickness.

D. they wanted him to die.

E. they wanted to inherit his property.

5. Apart from money, Joseph gave the widows

A. cash crops for cultivation

B. farm lands for cultivation

C. Food

E. Scholarship

E. wrappers

NCEE English Comprehension Passage II

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Recreation is very important in the development of the child. It does not only develop the child physically but also helps in the mental growth of the child. This is why the government has ensured that recreation is observed in schools.

However, where the pupils are not monitored during recreation, they may end up sustaining injuries. That is why in most schools, it is not engaged in without a teacher monitoring the pupils to avoid any harm. During recreation, the following games are played: athletics, handball, ludo, rope skipping etc. Some lazy pupils avoid recreation and this has affected their physical and mental development.

6. Who ensures that recreation is observed in schools?

А. Teachers.

B. Government

C. Parents

D. Schools

E. Pupils

7. According to the passage, the following games are played during recreation except

A. athletics

В. football

С. handball

D. ludo

E. skipping

8. To avoid injuries, the __ monitors the pupils during recreation.

A. cleaner

B. games master

C. head boy

D. headmaster

E. teacher

9. Some __ pupils avoid recreation

A. brilliant

B. lazy

C. pampered

D. sharp

E. weak

10. According to the Passage, recreation develops the child physically and ___

A. emotionally

B. Mentally

C. structurally

D. Intelligently

E. socially

Primary Six Exam Passages & Questions

There were’ three activities Musa enjoyed so much while growing up. These were recitation of nursery rhymes, which increased his retentive memory, playing of football, which, enhanced his physical fitness, and storytelling which boosted his thinking ability and taught him several moral lessons. Of all these. his favourite was storytelling

His friend, Ibe, on the other hand, liked watching cartoon network and playing violent video games and films. He concentrated more on violent video games. To him. children should play more of violent video games because they make a child smart and creative. More so. they bring about quick thinking and fast decision making.

One day, Musa and Ibe met in school during break time and discussed the advantages and disadvantages of those activities they liked. Musa succeeded in discouraging his friend from playing and watching violent video games and films. This was done by telling Ibe a short story about Clinton, an American boy who picked a gun and shot his father as a result of what he learnt.

Clinton regretted his action. Apart from this obvious fact, other reasons why Musa disliked violent video games were that they teach kids the wrong values such as aggressive behaviour and vengeance. They also corrupt the mind. On listening to this short story, Ibe vowed never to play or watch violent video games and films again.

11. Which one of these activities is Musa’s favourite?

A. Playing football.

B. Playing video games.

C. Recitation of nursery rhymes.

D. Storytelling.

E. Watching films.

12. According to the passage, ___ shot his father.

A. a child

B. a friend

C. Clinton

D. Ibe

E. Musa

13. Another word can replace disliked as it is used in the passage is

A. hated.

B. loved.

C. shunned.

D. wanted.

E. watched.

14. Ibe was used to?

A. Violent video games

B. Storytelling

C. Playing football

D. Sleeping

E. Reading

15. Musa likes football because?

A. boosted his thinking ability

B. enhanced his physical fitness

C. increased his retentive memory

D. made him smart and creative

E. taught him several moral lessons.

National Common Entrance Passages

→ HAND WASHING

Hand washing is the single most important thing that you can do to help prevent the spread of infection and stay healthy. As much as 80% of infections are said to be passed on by unclean hands. So, wash them often throughout the day. Do so especially before eating, cooking food, and after dressing or touching a wound, touching an animal, using the toilet, or changing a baby’s diaper.

Washing with soap and water is more effective than using alcohol-based hand sanitisers. Children stay healthier when parents train them to wash their hands and to keep them away from their mouths and eyes. Bathing every day and keeping your clothes and bed linens fresh and clean also contribute to better health. Culled from Awake

→ AKIN AND THE STOLEN MEAT

Once upon a time, there was a boy called Akin. Akin had a bad habit that of dipping his fingers into soup pots: whether it was his mother’s or any soup pot in the neighbourhood. Often, the soup would go sour and their owners would be wondering what went wrong.

Akin continue with this habit until he was caught red-handed one sunny afternoon. with meat stuck in his throat in a neighbour’s kitchen. When the owner of the kitchen came in and saw Akin trying hard to spit out the meat, she started shouting, thief! thief!! thief!!!. People gathered and some tried to get the meat out but could not. Surprisingly, when the woman tried, out came the meat!

Akin was beaten and made to dance around the village square with empty milk cans and Icaves hung around his neck. By evening that day, he was on his knees crying

→ BABU AND HIS DOG

There lived a boy called Babu and his dog, Snoopy. Babu was a very stubborn boy who caused his parents a lot of trouble. Sometimes he fought and returned home with torn clothes. His parents had warned him several times but he would not listen.

One day, he got into trouble on his way to school, when he ordered his dog that went everywhere with him to bite a little boy who refused to give him his bicycle. Unknown to Babu, the boy’s father was a policeman who arrested him and his dog and took them to the police station. When his parents heard, they came begging for his release, telling the policeman how poor they were.

Finally. Babu and Snoopy were released and taken home. At home, his parents told him they would have to sell some portion of their land to pay the moneylender. This made Babu apologize and Asked for forgiveness for causing them all the trouble. He told them he would sell Snoopy to pay the loan. Babu sold Snoopy, gave the money to his parents and became a good boy from that day onwards.

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NCEE English Questions

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NCEE Social Studies Questions

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NCEE General Science Questions

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NCEE Quantitative Reasoning Videos

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NCEE Verbal Reasoning Videos

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Common Entrance (NCEE) Maths Topics

1. Expressing numbers in Arabi Numeral
2. Converting from words to figure
3. Converting from figures to words
4. Finding the place value of numbers
5. LCM Of three numbers
6. Arranging numbers in ascending and descending order
7. Square and the square root of numbers
8. Sum of the square and the square root of numbers
9. perfect square
10. expressing numbers in fractions and decimals
11. expressing numbers in percentage
12. simple word problems and business mathematics
13. Simple interest
14. Calculating percentage profit and loss
15. finding the ratio of numbers
16. Knowing angles 90 degrees, 180 degrees, 270 degrees and 360 degrees
17. find the value of x in an equation
18. Significant figures
19. Converting fraction to decimal
20. Simplifying simple expressions
21. Finding prime factors
22. Sum of numbers (addition)
23. Differences between numbers (subtraction)
24. Area of rectangle
25. Multiplication of numbers (product)
26. Division of numbers
27. Multiply whole numbers by fractions
28. Converting between seconds, minutes and hours
29. Solving simple equations
30. Quantitative Reasoning Questions

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