SS2 Exam Questions 2nd Term

Senior Secondary School Questions second term SSS 2. Year 11/SS2 Exam Questions 2nd term Objectives – Edudelight Examination

English Language SS2 Exam Questions 2nd Term

2^nd Term Examination

Subject: English Language

Class: SS2

Comprehension passage

The bat is a creature much detested by most people in the Western Nigeria, it generally belief to be blind, little creatures, and it said to be usually spread Rabins because of assumption such as these, bat have been hunted down and large of them were wipes out, some species of them are already extinct.

Are these assumptions really correct? Certainly not, scientific research have proved clearly that bets are not blind and that majority of them in fact have good eye sight. They do not spread rabies and only three of the one thousand or species spread suck blood

Bats are vary in size ranging from the smallest, which is the tumble bee bats of Thailand weighing less than a coin, to the giant flying foxes of java with a windspan of about six feet

For from being a rightful monster the bat is valuable most bats eats insects and pests one of insect –eating bat can capture up to 600 mosquitoes in one hour. This is for more than you can kill by spraying with insepcitized in the night. And of course, your insecticide is harmful to the environment. Besides, some bats are vital to the spread and survival of our forest unfortunately, bats are facing a very hard time, their greatest foe is man.

Loss of habitant species and indiscriminate killing of large numbers are reducing their population from millions to thousands. Some species are now in extinct. Out of prejudice and ignorance, man has destroyed millions, even in area where bats are highly beneficial. They have been indiscriminately killed. Man should learn not to upset the ecological balance around him by stupidly wiping out this useful mammal.

Questions.

Mention any three assumptions which people associate with bats
Give three reasons to show that each assumption is not true [c] in what two ways are bats useful? [d]Because of assumption such as these _________(i) what grammatical name is given to this expression? (ii) What does it function in the sentence? (e) what figurative expression is a frightful monster (f) for each of the following words, find another word or phrase which means same can replace it as it is used

Biology SS2 Exam Questions 2nd Term

2^ND Term Examination

Class: S.S.2

Subject: Biology

Objectives

The following life processes are common to birth plants and animals except [a] respiration [b] growth [c] reproduction [c] photosynthesis
Which of these organielleles is common to both plants and animals cells? [a] chloroplast [b] centriole [c] mitochondrion [d] pyrenoid
Which of the following parts of a cell is not an organelle? [a] vacuole [b] mitochondrion [c] cell wall [d] nucleus
Which of the following processes does not contribute, towards growth [a] cell division [b] cell enlargement [c] cell differentiation [d] cell plasmolysis
The aspect of growth in living organisms include all the following process except [a] increase in dry weight [b] reversible increase in size [c] irreversible increase in length [d] increase in number of cells
Which of the following heart structures is best adapted to cope with double circulation? [a] one auricle one ventricle [b] two auricles one ventricle [c] two auricle and partially divided ventricle [d] two auricles and two ventricle
The ventricles of the mammalian heart have thicker muscular walls than the auricles because the [a] ventricles are large [b] ventricle receive more blood [c] ventricles pump blood to longer distance [d] auricles have smaller capacity
The examples of autotrophic organism include the following except ____[a] Euglena [b] chlamydomon as [c] hydra [d] spirogyra
Which of the following organisms feeds both autotrophically and heterotrophically [a] hydra [b] paramecium [c] mucor [d] Eulena
Which of the following juice contain the Enzyme styalim –[a] gastric juice [b] pan creactic juice [c] saccus [d] saliva
A change in the environment of an organism is termed [a] sensitivity [b] impulse [c] response [d] stimulis
Organisms that interbreed to produce fertile off spring belong to the same [a] class [b] family [c] order [d] species
Growth includes the following process Except [a] differentiation [b] enlargement [c] mitosis [d] meioses
The organelle involved in the teanport of substance within a cell is [a] gollybody [b] endoplasmic reticulum [c] ribosome [d] mitochondrion
Respiration is an essential life process providing the living cells with –[a] oxygen [b] sugar [c] energy [d] carbondioxide
Which of the following enzyme is not one of the main classes of enzymes [a] sucrose [b] amylases [c] proteases [d] lipases
The defective cell involved in sickle –cell anemia disease are – [a] phagocytes [b] lymphocytes [c] enythroccytes [d] thrombocytes
Which of the following occurrences is NOT a feature of meiosis? [a] formation of two haploid cells [b] two successive nuclear cell division [c] pairing of hormologous chromosomes at prophase [d] formation of two diploid cell
The reason why the yellow of blood through the capillaries is very slow is – [a] because the walls of capillaries are very thin [b] to avoid high blood pressure [c] to ensure that the individual does not get dizzy [d] to allow adequate time for exchange of materials

Section B: Theory

Instruction: Answer only four questions from this section, question compulsory any other three

Draw and label fully the alimentary camal of bird (10mks)
Mention one engyme found in the mouth and state the function (2mks)

b. State three enzymes in the duodenum era) their functions (3mks)

c. List out five enzymes found in small intestine and their functions (5mks)

3a. Define the following terms [a] digestion [ii] circulatory system [iii] transport system

b. Briefly explain two types of dentition (2mks)

c. State the dental formula for (1) man [ii] rabbit (4mks)

4a. Mention three types of circulatory system (3mks)

b. In a tabular form state three differences between the arteries and veins (5mks)

5a. Enumerate five stages of mitosis (5mks)

b. State two importance of mitoses (2mks)

c. In a tabular form mention three differences between mitosis and meiosis (3mks)

6a. mention three types of blood cell (3mks)

b. State three functions of blood (3mks)

c. List out four materials for transport in animal (4mks)

Chemistry SS2 Exam Questions 2nd Term

2^ND Term Examination

Class: S.S.2

Time: 2hrs

Subject: Chemistry

Objectives

What is the IUPAC name of the compound Naclo4 [a] sodium tetraoxochlorate I [b] sodium tetraoxochlorate IV [c] sodium tetraoxochlortate (VI) [d] sodium tetraoxochlorate (VI)
Water molecules are held together by [a] covalent bond [b] hydrogen bond [c] ionic bond [d] vander waals force
The force of attraction between covalent molecules is [a] dative bonding [b] hydrogen bonding [c] ionic bonding [d] vander waals forces
Which of the following set of equation could be used as standard enthaphy of formation – [a] H₂0+2S —> HS₂ [b] C0 +O2g —> Cezg [c] CH4g + 20₂ —> C0₂g + 240₂ [d] H2O0—>H₂0g
Which of these set of equation represent standard enthalpy of vaporization –[a] H₂Oc —> H₂O DH⁰ [b] C₂ H4 + H2g —>C2 H6g—>DH0 [c] Sg —>Sc DH⁰ [d] OH+ Ht —>H₂0 DH^O
Which of the following is the heat content of the products – [a] Hr [b] DH [c] Hpr [d] Ds
Which of the following is the heat content of the recctant – [a] Hr [b] DH [c] Hpr [d] Ds
Which of the following is the exothermic reaction [a] Ca0 +H20—>CaCo +H₂O [b] 2k Clo₃ —>2kcl + 30₂ [a] DH—>Hpr – Hr [d] H₂O —>H₂0
Which of the following is the endothermic reaction [a] caog + H20 —>—>CaCoff)₂ [b] 2kClo3 2kcl + 30 [c] DH —>Hpr – Hr D —>H2Og H2O(g)₂
Which of the following is the entropy of a system, [a] DH [b] DS [c] DS⁰ [d] DG⁰
Which of the following is the Gibb’s free energy [a] Hpr [b] Hr [c] G [d] S
Which of the following is the standard free energy change [a] Hpr [b] Hr [c] Gd⁰ [d] DS
How many protons does 40Ca contains 2 [a] 20 [b] 30 [c] 40 [d] 60
Which of the following gases is lighter than air? [a] HCL [b] C0₂ [c] SO₂ [d] NH₃
Which of the following hydro oxides will really dissolve in water? Cu (OH)2 [b] NaoH [c] Pb (OH)2 [d] 2n (OH)2
Which of the following elements is diatomic [a] iron [b] neon [c] oxygen [d] sodium
The minimum amount of energy required for effective collisions between reacting particles is called _____ [a] activation energy [b] bond energy [c] kinetic energy [d] potential energy
When heat is absorbed during chemical reaction , the reaction is? [a] equilibrium [b] endothermic [c] exothermic [d] isothermal
Which of the following acids would react with caco3 to liberate co2? [a] cH3 CooH [b] H2S04 [c] H2S03 [d] HN03
In which of the following reactions is the position of equilibrium not affected by an increase in pressure? [a] 3Fe + 4H₂0 fez O4 +4H₂g [b] 2NOg —> N2O₄(g) + N20 —>2NH3(g) [d] DO2(g) + O2 —>2SO₃

Section B

Answer only four questions

1a. define the term energy (2mks)

b. Briefly explain two types of energy (4mks)

1c. Briefly explain these terms (i) exothermic reaction (ii) Endothermic reaction equation (2mks)

2a. Write exothermic reaction equation (2mks)

b. Write the endothermic reaction equation (4mks)

3a. Mention four types of heat in a chemical reaction (4mks)

b. State two reaction of standard enthalpy of combustion (4mks)

c. Copy and complete the equation below

C6H12 O6 + 6O2 ……………..DH =-280kg (2mks)

4a. Explain entrophy change in reversible process (4mks)

b. State the equation for entrophy change (4mks)

c. State the two factors affecting the rate of chemical reaction(2mks)

5a. State the le chatelier principles (5mks)

b. Write down two reversible reaction (5mks)

Biology SS2 Exam Questions 2nd Term

2^nd term Examination

Subject: Biology

Class: SS 2

Section A

Answer all questions

In the alimentary canal, no digestion takes place in the [a] pharynx [b] esophagus [c] small intestine [d] large intestine
Which of these options displays the correct order for the movement of food in small intestine? [a] jejunum –>ileum Duodenum [b] Duodenum –> jejunum –> Ileum [c] Duodenum –> ileum –>Jejunum [d] jejunum –> Duodenum–> Ileum
The function of villi in the alimentary canal is to [a] secrete gastric juice [b] curd milk [c] emulsify fat [d] increase the surface area for absorption
Which of the following structures is not an organ of the digestive system [a] esophagus [b] pancreas [c] stomach [d] kidney
The duodenum of a person was surgically removed. Which of the following substances would have their digestion affected [a] starch and protein only [b] starch and lipid [c] starch , peptones and mattose [d] starch protein and lipids
The digestion of proteins starts in the [a] small intestine [b] stomach [c] large intestine [d] mouth
A function of the hydrochloric acid produced during digestion is to [a] neutrilise the effect of bile [b] coagulate milk protein and emulsified fats [c] stop the action of ptyalin [d] break up food into smaller particles
The enzyme that is present in the saliva is [a] Rennin [b] Lipase [c] pepsin [d] ptyalin
Which of the following is a major cause of constipation in humans [a] lack of roughages [b] vitamin B [c] Vitamin E [d] Lack of salts
Which of these is not a function of blood [a] removing urea from tissues [b] supplying cells with oxygen [c] regulating body temperature [d] releasing digestive enzymes
Which of these is not a blood vessel? [a] artery [b] vein [c] capillary [d] ureter
Which part of the heart receives deoxygenated blood from the body [a] right atrium [b] left atrium [c] right ventride [d] left ventride
Lymph’s composed of [a] plasma and lymphocytes [b] plasma and red blood cells [c] red blood cells and white blood cells [d] white blood cells and palettes
The process of water evaporating from the surface of leaves is known as [a] diffusion [b] osmosis [c] excretion [d] transpiration
The blood vessels which carries blood from the alimentary canal to the lungs is the [a] hepatic artery [b] hepatic vein [c] hepatic portal vein [d] mesenteric artery
The blood circulatory system of vertebrates consists of [a] heart, arteries , capillaries and veins [b] heart, aorta, capillaries and veins [c] Heart, aorta, arteries and veins [d] hearts, venna cava arteries and veins
Which of the following is true for leucocytes [a] they are respiratory pigments [b] they are most numerous and ramify all cells [c] they are large and nucleated [d] they are involved in blood clothing
What prevents backflow of blood inside the heart during contraction? [a] valve in the heart [b] thick muscular walls of ventrides [c] thin walls of atria [d] all of the above
A plant tissue that carries water and mineral salts is the [a] cambium [b] xylem [c] cortex [d] phloem
The xylem plants is responsible for [a] transport of water [b] transport of food [c] transport of amino acids [d] transport of oxygen

SECTION B

Answer any 4 questions

1a. Define blood vessels

b. Mention 3 types of blood vessel

2. Write short note on the following

i. Pulmonary circulation

ii. Valves

iii. Systematic circulation

3a. What is a heart?

b. Explains 3 functions of the heart

4a. What is blood?

b. State 6 functions of the blood

5. Draw a well labeled diagram of the alimentary canal

Agriculture SS2 Exam Questions 2nd Term

2^nd term Examination

Subject: Agriculture

Class: SS 2

Section A

Answer all questions

Common trees usually found in the forest are [a] iroko [b] obeche [c] mahogany [d] all of the above
The study of forest trees and the related trees is called [a] forestry [b] silviculture [c] forest management [d] forest reserve
______is the process of establishing forest plantation in any area [a] forestry [b] afforestation [c] regeneration [d] deforestation
The person who grows and sell flower is called a ___[a] agriculturist [b] florist [c] grower [d] farmer of flowers
The production and management of ornamental plants ins known as [a] manufacturing [b] producer of flowers [c] producer of plants [d] floriculture
One of these is an ornament flower [a] margold [b] crotons [c] balsam [d] Zinna
_____is an examples of ornamental shrubs [a] wildrose [b] frangipani [c] ctitoria [d] gloriosa
Which of these is an example of ornamental tree [a] delonix [b] can lily [c] sun flower [d] allamanda
_____are disease inducing living organisms or agents [a] pests [b] pathogens [c] Kwashiorkor [d] deficiency
Viruses, bacterial and fungi are examples of ____ [a] inefficiency [b] pathogens [c] pest [d] diseases
The primary causes of disease in plants can be classified into ____groups [a] 2 [b] 3 [c]4 [d] 5
_____can be described as many organism capable of causing damage to crop plant [a] pathogens [b] pest [c] disease [d] malnutrition
All these are crop pests, except____[a] rodents [b] monkeys [c] man [d] mosquito
Example of biting and chewing insects is [a] grasshoppers [b] mosquito [c] ant [d] none of the above
Example of piercing and sucking insect is [a] locust [b] army worms [c] mealy bug [d] weevil
Bean beetles, stem burrowers maize weevil and rice weevil are all examples of _____[a] chewing insects [b] biting insects [c] sucking insects [d] borrowing insects
______are plants cultivated for their vegetative portions and used in French or preserved forms for feeding livestock [a] pasture [b] forage []c garden [d] large plants
Forage crops are usually used for feeding livestock like ____[a] duck [b] fowl [c] called [d] dog
_____is also refereed to as natural grassland [a] natural pasture [b] pasture unseen [c] green pasture [d] grass land pasturing
A bee–keeper is called ____ [a] puller [b] apiary [c] apiaris [d] api-bee

Section B

Answer any question

1a. Define Bee keeping

b. State 2 types of Bee

c. State 5 importance of bee-keeping

2a. What is floriculture?

b. State 8 importance of ornamental plants

3a. Define plants disease

b. State the 2 causes of plant disease and state 3 examples of each causes

4a. Define pest

b. state 3 classification of insect pests based on their mode of feeling and give 2 examples each

5. Define forage crops

b. State 5 uses of forage crops

Chemistry SS2 Exam Questions 2nd Term

2^nd term Examination

Subject: Chemistry

Class: S S 2

Section A

Answer all questions

Reactions are generally faster at higher temperatures because [a] activation energy increases [b] energy of the products is lowered [c] energy of the reactants decreases [d] number of effective collisions increases
Which of these method is not used to determine the rate of a reaction? [a] change in amount of precipitate formed [b] change in intensity of colour [c] change in pH values [d] change in total gas pressure
The minimum amount of energy required for a chemical reaction to occur is known as _____ [a] activation energy [b] free energy [c] energy of formation
Which of the following is true if an endothelia reaction [a] heat energy is absorbed [b] a catalyst is required [c] it occurs reversibly [d] activation energy is high
A measure of the degree of disorderliness in a chemical system is known as _____[a] activation energy [b] enthalpy [c] entropy [d] free energy
If the value of DH for a reaction is negative , it means that the reaction is [a] endothermic [b] exothermic [d] irreversible [d] spontaneous
Which of the following is a condition for the spontaneity of a reaction?

a. DH – T S = – Ve

b. DH – I S = 0

c. DH – T s = T ve

d. Ds = tve

8. Which of the following equation shows that a reaction is in equilibrium

a. G < 0

b. G = H – T s

c. G > 0

d. G = 0

9. The entropy and enthalpy of a system are a measure of

[a] degree of disorderliness and heat content respectively

[b] heat content and degree of disorderliness respectively

[c] Heat content of a system only

[d] degree of disorderliness only

10. The most important use of hydrogen is the

[a] manufacture of anemonia [b] manufacture of methlalcohol [c] manufacture of ethylacohol [d] hydrogenraion of oils

11. The rate of a chemical reaction defends on the following except [a] rate at which the reactants diminish [b] rate at which products are formed [c] rate at which the gas is evolved [d] rate at which colour of the reaction charge

12. The supply of oxygen to the tissues by blood (haemoglobin) can be explained by [a] collision theory [b] be chateliers principle [c] Boyles law [d] reaction rate

13. Which of the following factors would affect the equilibrium constant [a] concentration [b] temperature [c] pressure [d] volume

14. A catalyst speed up the rate of reaction by [a] taking par in the reaction [b] increasing the actuation energy of the reaction [d] increasing the heat content

15. Hydrogen is used in oxy-hydrogen of flames for melting metals because it [a] evolted a lot of heat when burn [b] combines explosively with oxygen [c] is a very light gas [d] is rocket fuel

16. Hydrogen gas is not found in the atmosphere because , it readily react with [a] nitrogen [b] carbon (ii) oxide [c] oxygen [d] nitrogen (ii) oxide

17. Which of the following compounds is a neutral oxide [a] carbon (iv) oxide [b] sulpur [vi] oxide [sulphur (iv) oxide [d] carbon [ii] oxide

18. Fluorine can exist in the oxidation states [a] 01 only [b] -1 and +1 [c] -1, + 1 and +3 [d] -1, + 1, + 3, + 5 and + 7

19. When chloride is added to slaked lime, the product obtained is [a] bleaching powder [b] chlorinated water [c] oxochlorate (1) acid [d] trioxochlorate (v)

20. Which one of the following is the strongest oxidizing agent [a] HF [b] HCI [c] HBr [d] Hi

SECTION B:

Answer any 4 question

1a. Define catalyst

b. Mention 5 characteristics of catalyst

2a. Define rate of reaction

b. State 5 factors affecting rate of chemical reaction

3a. Define entropy

b. Mention 4 factors affecting entropy

4. Write short note on

i. Exothermic reaction

ii. Endothermic reaction

5a. Mention the 3 isotopes of hydrogen

b. State 3 physical properties of hydrogen

c. State 4 chemical properties of hydrogen

English SS2 Exam Questions 2nd Term

2^nd Term Examination

Subject: English Language

Class: SS2

Section A: Answer all questions

From the words or group of words lettered A-D, choose the word or group of words that best completes each of the following sentence

I think she____her mother [a] take from [b] take to [c] take after [d] takes for
The next national league match will ____same time next month [a] come [b] come along [c] come about [d] come off
With the recent police action we expect the high incidence of crime to ____[a] die down [b] die away [c] die off [d] die up
No matter how much a bully went to intimidate you just _____him [a] stand up before [b] stand up against [c] stand up to [d] stand up for
The two men ____each other [a] fell out for [b] fell out from [c] fell out with [d] fell out on
The intervention forces have successfully ____the rebels’ supplies [a] art in [b] cut off [c] cut up [d] cut away
She ____ to his overtures after much delay [a] gave out [b] gave up [c] give away [d] gave in
He _____not retort when I am speaking [a] dare [b] dares [c] dared [d] will dare
It is you and John who ____wanted [a] is [b] are [c] was [d] will
Please go on I ____you [a] am hearing [b] hear [c] can hear [d] was hearing
By this time next year, I ____here for ten years [a] have worked [b] had been working [c] would have worked [d] will have been working

From lettered A-D, choose the word or group of word that is nearest in meaning to the underlined word

12. I have some filling that he is doing same shady business outside the country [a] dishonest [b] undisclosed [c] unknown [d] shadowy

13. The decision I have take is irrevocable [a] irreproachable [b] irrefutable [c] irreversible [d] irresponsible

14. Young children seldom engage in gainful activities [a] reward [b] occredited [c] advantages [d] prevailing

15. The bank that started operations last year is now insolvent [a] prosperous [b] attractive [c] bankrupt [d] buoyant

From the words lettered A-D, choose the word that contains the sound represented by the given phonic symbols

16. /i:/ [a] bye [b] height [c] third [d] sit

17. ae/ [a] buy [b] sack [c] dark [d] area

18. /^/ [a] cock [b] earth [c] pond [d] lunch

19. /Ee/ [a] fare [b] bird [c] wed [d] dear

20. ei/ [a] aigle [b] eat [c] wait [d] dirt

21. /s/ [a] you [b] just [c] wedge [d] ditch

22. /z/ [a] brochure [b] mason [c] quiz [d] leisure

23. /s/ [a] thrash [b] vision [c] assume [d] cheat

24. /∂/ [a] dozen [b] weigh [c] worth [d] bathe

From the words lettered A-D, choose the word that has the same consonant sound as the one represented by the letter underlined

25. Tap [a] kicked [b] both [c] wicked [d] killed

26. Hulk [a] walk [b] talk [c] like [d] silk

27. Loose [a] lose [b] whose c] two [d] toss

28. Clash [a] sarp [b] cheap [c] leisure [d] school

29. Pleasure [a] assorted [b] measure [c] ease [d] sure

30. Castle [a] bustle [b] cuddle [c] dazzle [e] missile

Theory Questions : Answer all the questions

No one is compulsory

Write a letter to the local government chairman about the bad road in your area
What is direct speech?
Give five examples of direct speech
Give five examples of the following vowel sounds

/i/
/i:/
/ae/
/ /
/ :/
/a:/
/iu/
/u:/
/e/
/z:/

5. Study the word below and give another words or phrase to describe them

Convenience
Proternal
Condiments
Auxiliary
Residential
Decorations
Necessity

SS2 Government Exam Questions 2nd Term

2^nd Term Examination

Subject: Government

Class: S.S.2

The reasons for political apathy are as follow except one [a] illiteracy [b] bad governance [c] political system [d] past history of political occurrences
The following are the source of constitution except ____[a] decrease [b] convention [c] custom of people [d] liberty
The following are the source of constitution except ____[a] decrease [b] convention [c] custom of people [d] liberty
A federal constitution is usually ____[a] flexible [b] un-written c] written and flexible [d] written and right
Features of constitution are ____ [a] citizenship [b] the party system [c] political institution [d] all of the above
_____is the document which contain fundamental principle and rules by which a state is established and run [a] constitution [b] public opinion [c] mass media [d] all of the above
The body that rules, principles, traditions, convention and laws is as _____[a] monarchy [b] constitution [c] administration [d] political party
The ____enforce rules and regulation [a] things [b] police [c] teacher [d] army
The following are the notable nationalist in Nigeria except [a] Prof. Wole Soyinka [b] Herber Macaulay [c] nnamdi Azikwe [d] Obafemi Awolowo
The 1914 constitution was replaced by the 1922 constitution and this belong to ____[a] sir Clifford [b] Lord Lugard [c] Fredrick Lugard [d] Donald Lugard
The 1946 Rechard constitution was ditched by the in favour of 1951 [a] John Macpherson [b] Arthur Richard [c] fedrick Lugard [d] Sir Clifford
War situations have no respect for any kind of fundament human rights [a] yes [b] no
A situation in which there is no war or violence in an area is called _____[a] violence [b] conflict [c] peace [d] Danger
A Nigeria in s foreign country can be identified through [a] Nigeria passport [b] national anthem [c] the constitution [d] national anthem
In which document are the right of a citizens quaranteed [a] the constitution [b] Nigeria passport [c] Nathem [d] national symbol
NYSC was introduced to ____national integration [a] promote [b] destroy [c] discourage [d] disintegrate
Individual are bound to enjoy same freedom in the society these include [a] right to disown property [b] right to fight [c] right to quarrel [d] right to life
Which of these is fundamental human right [a] right to vote [b] right to work [c] right to be recognize [d] right to vote and be voted for
One of the following are the limitation of human right [a] war [b] right to vote and be voted for [c] economic right [d] civic right
The chief executive in parliamentary system of government is known as ____[a] president [b] speaker [c] prime minister [d] government general
A feeling of not being interested about something or thing in general is referred ___[a] constitution [b] government [c] apathy [d] state
Lack of adviscal attitude towards political affair is an examples of ____[a] public opinion [b] pressure group [c] apathy [d] none of the above
Refusal to contest election is an example of ____[a] Apathy [b] franchise [c] election [d] none of the above
The following are the reasons for political apathy except ____[a] the nature of politics [b] environmental solution [c] bad government [d] weak security measure
One of the reasons leaders fail to protect interest of their followers are [a] dependency and poverty [b] revenue allocation [c] party interest [d] none of the above
A political organized body of people living in a geographical area is known as _____[a] society [b] country [c] nation [d] state
A defined territory is known as _____ [a] society [b] country [c] state [d] nation
The following are feature of a state except one [a] government [b] population [c] recognition [d] authority
Independent national electoral commission is _[a] IECM [b] INEC [c] INOU [d] none of the above
One of the following is characteristics of electoral system [a] independent matter [b] material for election [c] inferior motive [d] proportional

THEORY

Answer all the questions

Give a brief detail on the following
British colonial administration
French colonial administration
What is nationalism
Give brief detail on constitutional development in Nigeria

SS2 Economics Examination Questions Second Term

2nd Term Examination

Class: S.S.2

Subject: Economics

Objectives

Production possibility curve is also known as ____ product possibility bridge [b] processing production plant [c] production possibility boundary
The sum total of all the payment to the factors of production is called ____ [a] costing [b] cost allocation [c] cost production
Which of these is not a types of reserves [a] total revenue [b] cost revenue [c] marginal revenue
____is all the money income accuracy to a firm from the sale of goods and services, assets or investment [a] cost [b] revenue [c] one of the above
All these are economic systems except [a] capitalism [b] socialism [c] fixed economy
____economy system us also called centrally planned economic system [a] capitalism [b] socialism [c] mixed economy
____is the total number of works employers are willing and ready to employ at a particular time and at a given wage rate [a] job demand [b] demand market [c] demand for labour
All these factors affect labour except [a] number of industries [b] day of employment [c] wage rate
Nominal wage is a type of wage [a] true [b] false
____is the rate and which labour is paid for the services , it renders in production [a] demand [b] wage rate [c] labour rate
____is the product made to labour for the services they render in production [a] wages [b] payment [c] A and B
Which of these is not a type of wage rate [a] time rate system [b] piece rate system [c] work time rate
____is the total number of people of working age offered for employment at a particular time and at a given wage rate [a] demand for labour [b] supply of labour [c] labour force
All these are types of market according to commodities sold in them except [a] capital market [b] labour market [c] secondary product markets
Which of these is not a type of imperfect market [a] duopoly [b] monetary [c] oligopoly
Which of these is not a cause of monopoly act of parliament [b] packet law [c] merging of customer
____is defined as the setting or establishment of a firm or industry in a particular place [a] allocation of firm [b] set of industry [c] location of industry
All these factors influence the location of an industry except [a] nearest to market [b] inequality of capital [c] nearest to source of power
Which of these factors does root influence location of industry [a] nearness to source of power [b] political stability [c] poor management
Market size is one of the factors that affect demand for labour [a] true/false

THEORY

Answer three questions

1a. Write about lose on production possibility centre

1b. What is demand for labour

1c. List and explain 4 factors affecting demand for labour

2a. What is wage rate

2b. What is supply of labour

2c. Define demand for labour

3a. Define firm

3b. Write short note on imperfect market

3c. List all the economic system you know

4a. Define a market , define plant

4b. Define industry

4c. List 3 features of mixed economy

5a. State 3 advantages of mixed economy

5b. What is socialization

5c. Write short note on capitalism

SS2 Mathematics Examination Questions Second Term

2nd Term Examination

Class: S.S.II

Subject: Mathematics

Time:

Instruction: Answer all in this section

SECTION A: Objectives

Simplify 1 ²/₃ + 2 ¼ – 2 ¹/₃ [a] 1 ⁷/₂ [b] 2 ¹/₅ [c] 1 ⁴/₁₃ [d] ²²/₈
The roots of the equation 2x² + 5x-3 =0 are [a] -1/3 or 3 [b] ½ pr 3 [c] ½ or -1/2 [d] -2/3 or -2/3
What is the 12^th term of this series 6,2,-2 is [a] -2b [b] -42 [c] -38 [d] -29
Solve simultaneously the equation 3x + y = 2 , x –y = 4 [a] x = 3, y = -3 [b] x = 3, y = -z [c] x = -z , y = -3 [d] x = 2 , y = -z
If an equation has its roots as -3 and -4. What is the equation [a] x² + 7x + 12 = 0 [b] x² – 6x -12 = 0 [c] x² – 7x – 10 = 0 [d] x² + 4x -3 = 0
If the 5^th term of a F.P is 243 with a first term as 3. What is the common ratio [a] 2 [b] 3 [c] 4 [d] 5
The bearing of a boy from a point x to point y is 073⁰. What is the bearing of the boy from point y to point x [a] 180⁰ [b] 220⁰ [c] 253⁰ [d] 270⁰
Serve the equation 3x -5 = 9 +5x. What is the value of x [a] 3 [b] -8 [c] 6 [d] -7
The probability of a man going to school next day is 2/5. What is the probability that the man will not be in school the next day [a] 3/5 [b] ²/₅ [c] ¹/₅ [d] ⁴/₅

Use this set to answer question 10 to 12 Given set M (0,3,4,5,6,8)

N (1,2,3,5,8,9), p (0,1,3,5,8,9)

10. What is MnNnP [a] ( 1,2,6) [b] 3,5,8) [c] (0,1,9) [d] 1,3,5)

11. What (MuN) n p [a] (0,1,2,8,9) [b] (1,2,4,9) [c] (0,1,5,8,9) [d] (0,1,4,6,9)

12. What is Mnp [a] 0,1,2,8) [b] 2,4,5,8) [c] (0,3,5,8) [d] (1,3,6,9

13. If a = 3, 6 = 4, C = 5 what is the value of ac² – b²c [a] -5 [b] -3 [c] -6 [d] -4

14. The ratio of boys to girls in a class of 40 students is 3:7 respectively. How many are boys? [a] 0.1332 [b] 0.6333 [c] 0.3200 [d] 0.3133

15. The value of cos 70⁰ – tan 60⁰ is [a] 0.1332 [b] 0.6333 [c] 0.3200 [d] 0.3133

16. Correct 0.009567 to 2 significant figure [a] 0.001 [b] 0.00 [c] 0.0095 [d] 0.0096

17. If the adjacent side of a right angle triangle is 12cm2 are the opposite side is 9cm². What is the hypotenuse side of the triangle [a] 15cm² [b] 13cm² [c] 16cm² [d] 14cm²

18. If a dies is rolled ones . what is the probability of getting a side 5 [a] 1/5 [b] ¹/₆ [c] ⁵/₆ [d] ²/₆

19. Find the sum of the 4^th term of a G.P if the last term and common ratio are 3 and 2 respectively [a] 50 [b] 40 [c] 45 [d] 55

20. Simplify 5x +7y -3x + 8y [a] 2x -10y [b] 5x + 8y [c] 3x -7y

SECTION B

Instruction: answer question 1 and 2 and any other one

1a. Given the root of an equation as 2/3 and 2. Form the quadratic equation

b. Find the sum of the 10^th term of an A.p if the first term and common difference of the series are 5 and 3.

2. A boy walks for 91cm due east to a city R. He took another walk to city T for 14cm on a bearing of 1100. How far is city from the starting city of the boy

3. Given a universal set

U = 2 0,1,2,3,4,5,….12) and subsets as x = 2( 2,3,5,7,9,10,12), = t 0, 1m 2m 4, 5, 9, 11 )

T = (0,2,3,4,7,9,10,11)