Repeated Jamb English Questions

Jamb Repeats Questions. We have come across many Repeated Questions in Jamb CBT. The Use of English is not left out as Jamb Repeats or Sets Similar English Questions.

You may be wondering, what is Jamb going to set Under use of English? This page covers Jamb Use of English Repeated Questions and Correct Answers.

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Read: Number of Jamb English questions

Now back to the topic, “Repeated questions in Jamb use of English”. Here are they:

1. Which of the following is true according to the passage?
2. According to the passage, people wondered why such thing would happen because?
3. The word “flabbergasted, zylem, etc” as used in the passage means….
4. From the passage we learnt that…
5. Given the passage, choose the appropriate option for each gap…
6. These questions are based on “In dependence” give appropriate answers to the options below…
7. For this question, select the option that best explains the information conveyed in the question…
8. Choose the option opposite the word in phrases or italics…
9. Choose the options that best completes the gaps…
10. Choose the option that have the same vowel sound as the ones represented by the letter underlined.
11. Choose the option that have the same consonant sound as the ones represented by the letter underlined.
12. Choose the option with the appropriate stress pattern…
13. The words in capital letters have emphatic stress, choose the option to which the given sentence relates…
14. Interpretations: E.g Interpret John would have attended the party if he was invited…etc.
15. The extravagance of Peter contracts with his brothers frugality……

There are certain questions that seems very simple in the use of English, however thousands of candidates get them wrong.

I have treated this in my article on 1001 common mistakes students make in Jamb use of English and how to avoid them… You may want to click here to read the mistakes to avoid in Jamb English and their corrections.

Read: Hot mistakes to avoid in Jamb use of English.