From the options, choose the word(s) that best filll the gap. Each of the contestants --------------- a chance now

• A. has
• B. have
• C. get
• D. gets

On which of the following was the Hausa/Fulani political system based before the introduction of indirect Rule?

• A. Communism
• B. Fascism
• C. Totalitarianism
• D. feudalism

This question is based on George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four

In the novel, the party approves the separation of couples only

• A. on condition of infidelity
• B. where there there are no children
• C. in situation of irreconcilable differences
• D. on the death of one of the couples

How much did Salma give to Dr Kabir

• A. one hundred thousand naira
• B. one hundred and fifty thousand Naira
• C. Two hundred thousand Naira
• D. Three hundred thousand Naira

In Corinthians, believers are taught to forgive one another in order to

• A. keep Satan from gaining advantage
• B. prevent the wrngdoer from losing his salvation
• C. remove the curse from the offender
• D. discourage the offender from committing more sin

Political scientists who favor the traditional view of voter behavior claim that voting in an election does not change a voter’s attitude toward the candidates in that election. Focusing on each US presidential election from 1976 to 1996, Ebonya Washington and Sendhil Mullainathan tested this claim by distinguishing between subjects who had just become old enough to vote (around half of whom actually voted) and otherwise similar subjects who were slightly too young to vote (and thus none of whom voted). Washington and Mullainathan compared the attitudes of the groups of subjects toward the winning candidate two years after each election. Which finding from Washington and Mullainathan’s study, if true, would most directly weaken the claim made by people who favor the traditional view of voter behavior?

• A) Subjects
• B) Subjects who were not old enough to vote in a given election held significantly more positive attitudes towards the winning candidate two years later than they held at the time of the election.
• C) Subjects who voted in a given election held significantly more polarized attitudes toward the winning candidate two years later than did subjects who were not old enough to vote in that election.
• D) Two years after a given election, subjects who voted and subjects who were not old enough to vote were significantly more likely to express negative attitudes than positive attitudes toward the winning candidate in that election.

If a binary operation * is defined by x * y = x + 2y, find 2 * (3 * 4)

• A. 24
• B. 16
• C. 14
• D. 26

A major negative impact of military intervention in Nigerian politics is the

• A. politicization of the military
• B. domination of the economy by foreign power
• C. poor performance of the military in foreign peace-keeping operations
• D. neglected of he welfare of military personnel

What is animal production in agriculture?

• A. The management and care of livestock for various purposes
• B. The breeding and genetic improvement of animals for specific traits
• C. The production of animal-based products such as milk and eggs
• D. The cultivation of crops for animal consumption

A piece of stone attached to one end of a string is whirled round in a horizontal circle and the string suddenly cuts. The stone will fly off in a direction

• A. perpendicular to the circular path
• B. parallel to the circular path
• C. tangential to the circular path
• D. towards the center of the circle