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JS3

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BASIC SCIENCE JS 2 TO JS 3

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2017 HOLLIDAY ASSIGNMENT:MUSIC FOR JSS2-3 1.Construct the scale of G A D E and F Major with key signature 10marks 2. write out all the major key signatures with sharp key signature 10marks 3` Construct the Triads C, G, D, A, and F major 10marks 4. Write a note on Classification of Western Musical Instruments 10marks 5. Write a note on the Five Periods Of Western Music Periods 10marks 6. Write a note on Nigerian Art Musicians. 7. List 2 each of Baroque,Classical, Romantic&,Moderncomposers 10marks 8. Classify African Local Musical Instruments 10marks |9.Write note On Forms In Music 10marks 10.Define and explain all the CADENCES in music 10marks \

DOWEN COLLEGE,LAGOS2017 HOLIDAY ASSIGNMENT:MUSICFORJSS1-2 1. Express the following time signatures:2\ 4,3\4 ,4\4, 6\8 ,2\2, 4\2,6\12, 6\2 6\4 5\2 10marks. 2;List 5 kinds of music and explain where being used 10marks 3. Define Art musician and write a short note on two of them 10marks 4. Explain the 5 types of scales you know 10marks 5..Classify the western orchestra instruments with two examples of each 10marks 6. Explain the element of music 10marks 7.what did you understand by non-orchestra instrument,with 2examples. 10marks 8. Difine with symbols SHARP, FLAT, and NATURAL 10marks 9.Construct the scale of *G*major,Ascending and Desending. 10marks 10 With your Recorder play :a,TheNational Anthem of Nigeria b.Dowen College School Song c.*C* major Scale 10marks d.*D* major Scale

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HOLIDAY ASSIGNMENT

CLASS: JS2>3

SUBJECT: ISLAMIC STUDIES.

DURATION: 2HOURS 30MINUTES

TOTAL MARK: 100

SECTION 1. OBJECTIVE TEST 20 MARKS

ANSWER ALL

1. The fourth khalifah after the death of

the Prophet (SAW) was

a. Abu Bakar

b. Aliyu

c. Umar

d. Uthman

2. The battle of Badr was fought in the

………….year of Hijrah

a. first

b. second

c. third

d. fourth

3. prophet Muhammad (SAW) was injured

during the battle of

a. Badr

b. Hunayn

c. Khandaq

d. Uhud

4. Prophet Muhammad (SAW) belong

to……..tri e

a. Aws

b. Khazraj

c. Qurayzah

d. Quraysh

5. Salah al-Jumu’ah has…………………… rakah.

a. Six

b. Five

c. Four

d. Two

6. At Tahaarah means

a. Ablution

b. Bathing

c. Dry ablutioin

d. Purification of body and soul.

7. Which of the following is NOT an

obligatory step of prayer?

a. Rukuu

b. Sujuud

c. Takbiratul ihram

d. Tasbih

8. AL QUNUUT is recommendable in the

se o d rakah of ……………….prayer. a. Asr

b. Ishaai

c. Maghrib

d. Subh.

9. Fasting is recommended in the

following days except

a. Arafah

b. Ashurah

c. Eid il fitri

d. Tasuah.

10. Which ghusl is performed after

menstrual period?

a. Haydah

b. Istihadah

c. Janabah

d. Janazah.

11. The first male adult to accept Islam was

a. Abu Bakr

b. Aliy

c. Umar

d. Uthman.

12. The year of Elephant is important in

Islam because

a. Elephant was rampant in that

year.

b. Islam started then

c. Ka’abah was built.

d. Prophet Muhammad (SAW) was

born

13. Cousi of …………………… o fir ed that the prophet (SAW) was visited by Angel

Jibril

a. Abu bakr

b. Fatimah

c. Khadijah

d. Umar.

14. Khalilullah is for prophet Ibrahim (AS) as

Kalamullah is identified

with…………………………. AS

a. Dawud

b. Isa

c. Musa

d. Nuhu.

15. The king who received the Muslim

emigrants to Abyssinia was

a. Aws

b. Ja’far

c. Mu’awiyyah

d. Negus.

16. Mujaddidun means

a. Newsmen

b. Newthing

c. Reformers

d. Warriors

17. Prophet Muhammad (SAW) was sent to

the

a. Arabs

b. Israelites

c. Makkans

d. World

18. Prophet …………………. AS was sent to

Pharaoh.

a. Adam

b. Isa

c. Musa

d. Ibrahim

19. Among the bad customs of Arab before

Islam is

a. Honesty

b. Humility

c. Loyalty

d. Polytheism

20. Who was the husband of Fatimah,

daughter of the prophet (SAW)?

a. Abu Bakr

b. Ali

c. Umar

d. Uthman.

21. The prophet (SAW) destroyed three

hu dred a d …………………… idols i side the Ka’abah during the conquest of

Makkah.

a. Thirty

b. Forty

c. Fifty

d. Sixty

22. Hamzah, uncle of the Prophet (SAW)

was murdered in the battle of

a. Badr

b. Hunayn

c. Khandaq

d. Uhud.

23. The name of the man who murdered

Hamzah was

a. Abu Jahl

b. Abu Lahab

c. Abu Sufyan

d. Wahshi.

24. Who among the following grew up in

the house of the Prophet (SAW)?

a. Ali

b. Ammar

c. Mu’awiyyah

d. Umar.

25. The first Mu’addhin in Islam was

a. Abu Bakr

b. Ali

c. Bilal

d. Uthman.

26. The person who led Quraish to the

battle of Uhud was

a. Abu Jahl

b. Abu Lahb

c. Abu Sufyan.

d. Umayyah.

27. Digging of the ditch during the battle of

Khandaq was suggested by

a. Billal bin Rabbah

b. Khalid bin Walid

c. Salman al –Farisi

d. Usamah bn Zayd.

28. Fatimah (RA) died after the death of the

Prophet(SAW)

withi ……………………….. o ths

a. Two

b. Three

c. Four

d. Five.

29. The Musli s spe t ……………………..years in Makkah before migration to

Madinah.

a. Ten

b. Eleven

c. Twelve

d. Thirteen.

30. Prophet Muhammad SAW) was from

the family of Banu

a. Aws

b. Hashim

c. Khazraj

d. Nadir.

31. Brotherhood in Islam is determined

y……………………….. a. Colour.

b. Faith

c. Tribe

d. Wealth.

32. Which of the following materials was

not used by the ( Sahaaba) companions

to record the Holy Qur’an?

a. Leaves.

b. Skins

c. Tree shelves

d. Papers.

33. Hajj fro Isla i law ea s…………………

a. Set out for the Ka’abah

b. Set out for work

c. Visit to madinah

d. Visit to Jeddah

34. The total amount of Zakatul fitr

is……………………. Mudds

a. One.

b. Two

c. Three

d. Four

35. Who was the Prophet that was

commanded to build an Ark?

a. Daud.

b. Musa

c. Isa

d. Muhammad

36. Who was the man that accompanied

the Holy Prophet (SAW) during Hijrah?

a. Abu Bakr

b. Ali

c. Bilal

d. Umar.

37. Which of the following is not a quality

of Prophets?

a. Justice

b. Kindness

c. Truthfulness

d. Literacy.

38. The leader of Muslim delegation to

Abyssinia was

a. Ali bin Abi Talib

b. Sa’ad bin Waqqas

c. Mus’ab bin Umayr

d. Ja’afar bin Abi Talib

39. Amul Huzni refers to the year when

a. The muslims migrated to Abyssinia

b. Abu Lhab died

c. Khadijah and Abi Talib died

d. The Prophet (SAW) went to Ta’if

40. Khadijah first expressed her intention to

marry Muhammad after

a. The first revelation

b. The death of Muhammad’s uncle

c. Her conviction of Muhammad’s

honesty.

d. Muhammad’s trip to Ta’if.

SECTION 2 (THEORY)

80MARKS

ANSWER ANY FOUR QUESTIONS.

1. Identify any un-Islamic customs in your area

which are a result of western influences and

explain why they are un-Islamic. 20mks.

2. Write in Arabic or in transliteration the full

text of Suratul Bayyinah and briefly comment

on it. 20mks.

3. How does surah Al- Waqi’ah 56: 57-74 go

about demolishing the idea that man is self-

sufficient and does not need to depend on

Allah. 20mks.

4. What does the Qur’an say about attributing a

son to God? 20mks.

5. Write and explain the content of Hadith 18 of

Al-Nawawi’s collection. 20mks.

BUSINESS STUDIES HOLIDAY ASSIGNMENT.

JS2 -3

ANSWER ALL THE QUESTIONS.

1. An electrically operated office equipment used to produce exact copies of documents is called

______.

a. Calculator

b. Computer

c. Photocopier

d. Scanner

e. Shredder

2. The management function that involves setting out goals of an organization is called ______

a. Controlling

b. Coordinating

c. Directing

d. Organizing

e. Planning

3. The inner drive that makes a worker to pay attention to his duties is called _______

a. Consistency

b. Hard work

c. Motivation

d. Promptness

e. Punctuality

4. The following are sanctions to check lateness to work except

a. Denial of opportunities

b. Elevation

c. Pay deduction

d. Query

e. Suspension

5. Which of the following is not a benefit of devotion to duty in an organization?

a. Increase in cost of production

b. Improvement in productivity

c. Morale booster to the workers

d. Stress free

e. Workers frustration is avoided

6. Commercial banks performs the following functions except.

a. Accepting deposits

b. Acting as agents of payment

c. Issuance of travelers cheque

d. Lending to customers

e. Printing and issuing of currencies

7. Safe-keeping customer s valuable is common with ______ banks.

a. Agricultural

b. Central

c. Commercial

d. Industrial development

e. Merchant

8. A sole proprietorship business is one in which

a. Decision making is done after consultation with partners

b. More than two people own the business

c. Only one person owns and manage the business

d. Profits are shared among share holders

e. The principle of division of labour is in place

9. The person that contributes capital and does not take part in the running of the business is

called ______ partner.

a. Active

b. General

c. Limited

d. Nominal

e. Sleeping

10. An insurance policy taken against loss of goods on sea is called ________

a. Burglary

b. Fire

c. Marine

d. Theft

e. Decline

11. Insurer in insurance business is the

a. Agent of the insured

b. Broker to the insured

c. Holder of insurance policy

d. Insurance company

e. Risk giver

12. The acronym WWW stands for

a. Western world website.

b. Web wide world

c. Wide world web

d. World wide web

e. World wide website

13. The fastest means of transporting passengers and goods is by _____

a. Air

b. Land

c. Pipeline

d. Rail

e. Water

14. Aisha started business with her bank balance of N2,000.00 the two accounts involved are

______ accounts

a. Aisha and capital

b. Aisha and cash

c. Capital and book

d. Capital and cash

e. Cash and bank

15. DR in a ledger stands for _______

a. Debit

b. Debtor

c. Discount

d. Disallowed

e. Director

16. Mr. Amos sets aside a sum of N50,000.00 for business purposes, this amount is referred to as

____

a. Capital

b. Drawing

c. Loan

d. Profit

e. Reserve

17. A trader took N500 cash from the office and paid into the bank, this entry is called ____

a. Contra

b. Debit

c. Double

d. Reversal

e. Single

18. Mr. John, a bookshop owner, bought stationery for N400 by cash. The double entry is ____

a. Cr Mr john and Dr cash

b. Cr stationery and Dr cash

c. Dr cash and Cr Mr. John

d. Dr purchases and Cr cash

e. Dr stationery and Cr cash

19. In trial balance, the total debit balance should be equal to the total _____ balance.

a. Asset

b. Bank

c. Cash

d. Credit

e. Discount

20. The error that will affect the correctness of a trial balance is _____ error.

a. Compensating

b. Commission

c. Omission

d. Principle

e. Transposing

21. The following items are found in debit side of trial balance except

a. Electricity bill

b. Loan

c. Rent

d. Salaries

e. Wages

22. A cheque presented after six months of issuance is a ____ cheque.

a. Crossed

b. Mutilated

c. Post-dated

d. Pre-dated

e. Stale

23. A bank draft is a cheque drawn by a bank on

a. Another bank

b. Customer

c. Itself

d. Payee

e. The manager

24. A _____ is designed to assist a secretary in an organization to request for stationery for use.

a. Bin card

b. Goods received note

c. Purchase requisition form

d. Request form

e. Store requisition form

25. The reward of land as a factor of production is

a. Interest

b. Profit

c. Rent

d. Salaries

e. Wages

26. An enterprise formed and owned by government to provide essential services is called

a. Cooperative society

b. Government department enterprise

c. Limited liability company

d. Partnership business

e. Public corporation

27. Which of the following is NOT one of the aids to trade?

a. Advertising

b. Banking

c. Insurance

d. Mining

e. Warehousing

28. The document used for withdrawal of cash from a current account is

a. Cheque

b. Debit card

c. Deposit slip

d. Pass book

e. Withdrawal slip

29. When loss occurs, the insurance company pays the

a. Agent

b. Broker

c. Insured

d. Insurer

e. Speculator

30. The following are types of insurance EXCEPT

a. Burglary

b. Marine

c. Fire

d. Indemnity

e. Fidelity

SECTION 2

TYPING AND SHORTHAND

Answer all questions.

1. Which of the following BEST defines shorthand?

a. A writing without rules

b. An art of writing with multiple rules and principles

c. An art of writing sounds to represent words

d. An art of writing that uses symbols to represent spoken s

2. The joining of words in shorthand is known as

a. Consonant

b. Diphthong

c. Phrasing

d. Short form

e. Vowel

3. There are......diphthongs in shorthand

a. Two

b. Three

c. Four

d. Five

e. Six

4. The following are long vowel sounds except

a. A

b. Ah

c. I

d. O

e. Oo

5. Which of the following signs is NOT representing diphthong in pitman shorthand?

a. >

b. <

c. ?

d. ^

e. V

6. A ..... is used when consonant h follows m, I and downward r.

a. Dash

b. Dot

c. Hypen

d. Semi-circle

e. Tick

7. In words like dance, chance etc; the final small circle written on the revised side of a straight

stroke includes

a. N

b. P

c. T

d. V

e. X

8. The y sound at the end of words like pity, ready, etc is represented by a

a. Big loop

b. Large circle

c. Light dot

d. Large dot

e. Small circle

9. Which of the following is NOT a term used in shorthand?

a. Drill

b. Lineality

c. Phrasing

d. Pica

e. Stroke

10. What is vocalization?

a. Calling the vowel aloud

b. Frequent occurring of vowels

c. Placing the vowel on the outline clearly

d. Placing the vowels outside the consonant

e. Omission of vowels from the outlines

11. If a third place vowel is the preceding vowel of an outline, the first stroke should be written...the

line

a. Above

b. At

c. By

d. On

e. Through

12. Which of the following words does NOT consist of double consonant?

a. Bride

b. Place

c. Principle

d. Television

e. Train

13. Which of the following words is an example of short form?

a. Apple

b. Contain

c. Eye

d. Pardon

e. Speech

14. If the typing sheet inserted into the typewriter is not straight, use the paper .... to adjust the

sheet

a. Bail

b. Guard

c. Guide

d. Release

e. Rest

15. To prevent damage to the cylinder of the typewriter, a paper called....is used

a. Back sheet

b. Backing sheet

c. Carbon paper

d. Flimsy paper

e. Foolscap paper

16. The sounding of the bell in the typewriter during typing indicates

a. Error

b. Omission

c. Overtyping

d. The end

e. Warning

17. The home keys on the right hand side are

a. Asdf

b. Asfg

c. Dtkj

d. ;lkj

e. ;lkf

18. The .... moves the paper freely horizontally to the right and left of the typewriter

a. Carriage

b. Carriage release

c. Carriage return

d. Cylinder

e. Margin release

19. Which of the following is NOT a ready-to-type position?

a. Let arms and elbows hang loosely

b. Place feet apart and firmly on the floor

c. Place left-hand fingers on ASDF

d. Place right hand fingers on JKOP

e. Sit back and relax

20. A constantly used typewriter should be serviced at least....time(s) a year

a. One

b. Two

c. Three

d. Four

e. Five

21. In typewriting, characters requiring the use of shift key are called

a. Capital letter

b. Lower case

c. Overtyping

d. Small letter

e. Upper case

22. Which of the following controls the distance that paper turns up when the carriage is returned?

a. Carriage release lever

b. Carriage return lever

c. Paper guide

d. Paper release lever

e. Line space regulator

23. When inserting paper on typewriter, see that the left edge is at......on carriage scale

a. O

b. 5

c. 10

d. 12

e. 15

24. How many space(s) is/are usually left when a hyphen is used in compound words?

a. One

b. One and a half

c. Two

d. Five

e. None

25. The function of a tab-set key is to

a. Clear the tab stop

b. Fix the tap stop

c. Move the carriage

d. Return the carriage

e. Stop the tap

26. When typing production exercise (apart from displaying and tabulation) the majority of

exercises typed on plain paper start on the......single-line space from the top edge of the paper

a. Fifth

b. Fourth

c. Ninth

d. Seventh

e. Sixth

27. The number of horizontal spaces on A4 portrait paper is

a. 35

b. 60

c. 70

d. 78

e. 82

28. In typing a memorandum, the following features EXCEPT....... are found

a. Date

b. From

c. Reference

d. Referee

e. To

29. In typewriting, which of the following indicates a slight pause or break between parts of a

sentence?

a. Apostrophe

b. Colon

c. Comma

d. Exclamation mark

e. Semi-colon

30. The complimentary close normally used for business letter is

a. Yours ever.

b. Your faithfully

c. Yours in business

d. Yours truly

e. Yours sincerely

HOLIDAY HOMEWORK AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE

J S S 3

(A) Do an album to contain pictures of 15 crop pests, indicate their names, crops

they attack, their group – i.e. insect or mammalian pest.

(B) Outline the types of damage caused by pests to crops.

( C ) Explain in detail pest control methods.

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ICT HOLIDAY ASSIGNMENT

ON

Microsoft word assignment Student Name: _______________________________________ DIRECTIONS: 1. Before starting, take a pen or pencil and fill out all the blank spots under the All About Me title below and on the

other side of this paper. 2. Now, open a new document in Microsoft Word 2007, 2010 OR 2013. 3. Before you start typing, select Margins on the Page Layout ribbon. Create a Custom Margins with the following

measurements. Top and Bottom = 1” Left and Right = 0.5” Gutter =0”

4. On the Page Layout ribbon make sure that Indent Left and Right are both set to 0”. 5. On the Home ribbon, set your font to Arial with size 16. 6. Now start typing everything below and on the other side of this paper starting with the All About Me, include the

information that you filled in with your pen or pencil. You must type it in exactly how you see it (for example, capitalize letters where they are capitalized, spelling, etc.).

7. Make sure you’ve done the following:

The title All About Me is centered and bold The list starting with 1. “My name is” through 20. “My favorite ride at an amusement park is” must be a numbered

list (Hint: Use this icon on the Home ribbon.) and must be double spaced (Hint: Use Line and Paragraph Spacing on the Home ribbon.)

8. When you are finished, save a copy of this document with the name “your name holiday assignment” in your computer folder and print a coppy of it for submission.

All About Me

After filling out the information below with a pen or pencil, type out the entire page of information starting with the title above (All About Me). Remember to use good keyboarding skills. I will be watching to see if you know how to keyboard properly. Use the spell check when you are all finished to help you spell things correctly.

1. My name is _________________________________________

2. My birthday is _______________________________________

3. My address is ________________________________________

4. My favorite color is ____________________________________

5. My favorite food is _____________________________________

6. In my free time, I like to _________________________________

7. If I won a million dollars, I would spend it on _________________

8. A few of my best friends are _____________________________

9. My favorite thing to do with my friends is _______________________

10. Something I’m good at is ______________________________

11. Something that’s hard for me is _______________________

12. I was born in this town ______________________________

13. I went to this elementary school ______________________

14. My favorite sports team is ___________________________

15. My favorite actor is ________________________________

16. My favorite artist is ________________________________

17. My favorite TV show is _____________________________

18. My favorite web site is ______________________________

19. My favorite animal is _______________________________

20. My favorite ride at an amusement park is __________________

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JS 2 J S 3 HOME ECONOMICS HOLIDAY ASSIGNMENT

PROJECT

You have been given an opportunity to supply your SNACK product

to a supermarket in Lagos state along with other contractors:

1. Prepare ANY SNACK of your choice

2. Prepare a well designed pack for your snack

3. Write short information convincing the store owner to give you

the contract.

NOTE: The contract will be given to the Best and it’s all about

PACKAGING AND TASTE.

Due Date: Submit on the first day of resumption (4th

, September,

2017)

HAPPY SUMMER HOLIDAY!!!

FINE ART HOLIDAY ASSIGNMENT

FOR PROSPECTIVE JS 3 STUDENTS

INSTRUCTION: Your design must be unique and well finished and coloured when

needed. Extra marks will be awarded to independent work with parental

supervision. This project will be rejected if it is not commensurable to the

student’s ability.

Gourd Painting

With your knowledge on Motif and Design Creation,

produce TWO painted gourds for a decorative/

aesthetic purpose using good and colourful

geometric, abstract, animal, floral, traditional

African motifs.

GOURD SIZE: Medium/Large

COLOUR MEDIUM: Acrylic paint

Submission Deadline: Friday 8th

Sept., 2017.

Happy Holiday y

SUMMER TERM 2017 HOLIDAY ASSIGNMENT FOR INCOMING JS3 (JS2-JS3)

SUBJECT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE

INSTRUCTION: ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS

TOTAL MARKS: 100

Section A: Reading

Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow.

Candy has fallen over in the street and has hurt her ankle badly. Everyone is in a hurry and for a

moment, no one helps her. This story was written in South Africa at a time when blacks and

whites were required by law to live separately.

Almost immediately she felt a tentative touch on her arm. She opened her eyes to see a young

African girl standing directly in front of her, her face almost level with her own. Instinctively,

Candy’s grip on her bag tightened. The girl could be after her money. Candy knew how nimble

fingered the young black pickpockets in the city were reputed to be; she was forever being

warned to keep a close hold on her purse.

“You okay?” Without waiting for an answer, the girl bent down to inspect Candy’s ankle.

“Tch… tch… shame.” Shaking her head sorrowfully, she straightened up. “That’s no good to

walk on,” she decided.

“It’ll be all right. I’ll sit down for a few minutes, then I’ll be okay.” Candy smiled thinly, her

eyes still warily watching the girl’s every move.

Shyly, the girl grinned back. “You can sit down in the park,” she said. “It’s not too far.”

“Yes, I’ll do that. I’ll be all right now… thank you.”

Just then somebody bumped the girl’s shoulder, causing her to stagger forward close to

Candy. “Too many people,” she said, her grin broadening to show sparkling white teeth. “Yes.”

Candy’s fingers had tightened even more firmly round her bag. Bracing herself, she put a little

weight on her left leg and then grimaced as pain flared through her ankle. “Oh, I must help

you.” Hesitantly, the girl took hold of Candy’s free arm, and after a momentary reluctance,

Candy cautiously allowed herself to be supported as they began to move slowly along the gutter.

“Come on, I’ll race you!” the girl joked.

Candy managed a laugh, then felt herself blushing as she became aware of the curious stares they

were attracting. She tried to hobble faster, leaning as little as possible on the supporting arm

beside her. She still wasn’t sure she could trust the girl; and anyway, she didn’t like being under

an obligation to her. It would have been so much simpler if it had been a white person who had

offered help. She didn’t know why the girl was doing it. Should she offer to pay her? It was all

rather embarrassing. The park was only two blocks away, but it seemed an age before they got

there. As the girl helped her down into a sitting position on the grass, Candy was aware of her

bag slipping off her shoulder and the girl stretching out to catch it as it fell. Candy held her

breath, her heart racing. But the girl didn’t run off. Instead, she waited until Candy was sitting

comfortably, and then handed the bag down to her.

“Better now?” she asked.

Candy could only nod, feeling ashamed.

The girl turned away and crouched down to take a closer look at the injured ankle. While she

explored the swelling with careful, gentle fingers, Candy studied her thoughtfully. She was really

rather pretty, Candy discovered somewhat to her surprise, for she had never thought of African

features as being particularly attractive before. But this girl’s features were all in perfect

proportion to each other, giving her face as a whole an open, sunny expression.

The girl looked up and caught Candy staring at her. Grinning foolishly, Candy asked, “Well, do

you think I’ll live?”

The girl also grinned. “For sure, I can’t say. Maybe.”

She had very large, deep brown, glowing eyes. Full of mischief, Candy thought.

But an instant later the eyes had darkened into seriousness. “Is it very sore?” the girl asked,

scrunching up her face as if she was in pain herself.

“No, it’s much better now. Thanks so much for all your help. I don’t know what I would have

done without it.”

“It’s nothing.” The girl stood up shrugging, and smoothed down her faded, floral-patterned skirt

which Candy noticed had a large patch near the hem.

It occurred to Candy that the girl might think she was trying to get rid of her, not needing her

help any more. But Candy didn’t want her to go. She had never met an African girl of her own

age before – at least not to speak to. And she was already beginning to like the slender, gawky

figure in front of her who seemed undecided about her next move and was fidgeting nervously

with the frayed collar of her blouse, trying to do up a button that wasn’t there.

“Are you in a hurry?” Candy asked.

“No. Why? Can I give you a lift home? My Mercedes is just round the corner.”

Candy laughed and that apparently decided the girl. She flopped suddenly, all limbs and

awkward angles like a puppy, on to the grass beside Candy.

“What’s your name?” she asked.

“Candice. But everyone calls me Candy. And yours?”

“Rebecca. But everyone calls me Becky.” And then they both laughed.

Extract from ‘Go well, stay well’, Toeckey Jones, published by Heinemann New Windmill Series,

1987.

Now answer the following questions:

(a) Give four things that you learn about the personality of Becky, the black girl, from

the way she behaves in this passage.

Support each of your answers with evidence from the story. [10 Marks]

(b) Give four words from the passage that suggests that Candy’s injury is painful.

Explain how each word you have chosen makes you think that the injury is painful. [10 Marks]

(c) The moment when Candy’s bag slips off her shoulder and Becky stretches out to

catch it is a turning point in the story.

Using your own words, give two examples of how Candy feels about Becky before this

incident and two examples of how Candy feels after this.

Explain each of your answers using evidence from the story. [10 Marks]

Total Marks [30 Marks]

Section B: Reading Summary

Read the following account of the sinking of the Titanic, written by a survivor.

We did not begin to understand the situation until we were perhaps a mile or more away from the

Titanic. Then we could see the rows of lights along the decks begin to slant gradually upwards

from the bow. Very slowly the lines of light began to point downward at a greater and greater

angle. The sinking was so slow that you could not perceive the lights of the deck changing their

position. The slant seemed to be greater every quarter of an hour. That was the only difference.

In a couple of hours though she began to go down more rapidly. Then the fearful sight began.

The people in the ship were just beginning to realise how great their danger was. When the

forward part of the ship dropped suddenly at a faster rate, so that the upward slope became

marked, there was a sudden rush of passengers on all the decks towards the stern. It was like a

wave.

We could see the great black mass of people in the steerage sweeping to the rear part of the boat

and breaking through into the upper decks. At the distance of about a mile we could distinguish

everything through the night, which was perfectly clear. We could make out the increasing

excitement on board the boat as the people, rushing to and fro, caused the deck lights to

disappear and reappear as they passed in front of them. This panic went on; it seemed, for

an hour. Then suddenly the ship seemed to shoot up out of the water and stand there

perpendicularly. It seemed to us that it stood upright in the water for four full minutes. Then it

began to slide gently downwards. Its speed increased as it went down headfirst, so that the stern

shot down with a rush.

By: Mrs. D H Bishop

Extract from ‘Faber book of Reportage’, edited by John Carey, and published by Faber & Faber

1987.

Now attempt the question below:

Mrs. Bishop describes each stage of the sinking of the Titanic.

Write a summary of her account of what happened to the ship. Write about 70 words. Use your

own words, as far as possible. [40 Marks]

Section C: Writing

Your school is going to organise a project to improve the appearance of somewhere in the

locality and to make it more useful for everybody.

Write your suggestions for the project, to be handed to your principal. Set out your answer in two

paragraphs.

In the first paragraph, describe the place as it is now.

In the second paragraph, explain what you would do to improve it and what it would be like

when you had finished.

Write about one page.

Structure [7]

Style [4]

Audience [4]

Sentence structures [7]

Spelling [4]

Punctuation [4]

Total marks [30]

CIVIC EDUCATION

CIVIC EDUCATION JS2 going to JS3

From the different self-employment vocation taught in class,

pick your favourite and discuss using the following format:

a. Vocation

b. Some of the items made

c. Tools used

d. write a proposal on your vocational choice of interest.

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Holiday Assignment: Maths JSS 2 – JSS 3

1. What is the next term in the sequence 1, 3, 7, 15, 31, . . .?

A. 33 B. 47 C. 59 D. 63.

2. Find the least number by which 112 must be multiplied to give a perfect square?

A. 3 B. 5 C. 7 D. 11.

3. Express 526000 in standard form.

A. 5.26 X10-5

B. 5.26 X105 C. 5.26 X10

4 D. 5.26 X10

-4.

4. What percentage of 4 is 5?

A. 125% B. 80% C. 20% D. 25%

5. Which of the following are factors of 4x2y?

I. 2x II. xy III. 4y.

A. I only B. II only C. I, II,III D. none.

6. A trader gains N4000 on a sale which was equivalent to 8% profit. What was the cost

price?

A. N54000 B. N32000 C. N320 D. N50000.

7. What is the value of p2q – q

2p if p = 3 and q = 1?

A. -12 B. -6 C. 6 D. 12.

8. Which of the following is a Pythagorean triples.?

A. (20, 21,29) B. (15,22, 27) C. (20,22,26) D. (14,24,28).

9. Find the value of y in the equation 81 – 9y = 27.

A. -9 B. 6 C. -6 D. 12.

10. Which of the following plane shapes has no line of symmetry?

A. Trapezium B. rhombus C. square D. parallelogram.

11. Round off 0.008251 to 2 significant figures.

A. 0.82 B. 0.83 C. 0.0083 D. 0.0082.

12. What type of angle lies between 0 and 90?

A. acute B. obtuse C. reflex D. scalene.

13. Find the area of a square with side 7cm.

A. 10 cm2 B. 14 cm

2 C. 49 cm

2 D. 343cm

2. 14. In a test, 154 out of 175 candidates passed. What percentage pass is this?

A. 12% B. 15% C. 88% D. 92%

15. The lowest common multiple of 2,5 and 6 is

A. 10 B. 12 C. 30 D. 60.

16. The number of minutes in 3/2 hours is

A. 90 B. 65 C. 45 D. 30.

17. The roman numeral CXCIV represents number

A. 194 B. 214 C. 215 D. 216.

18. Which of the following is not equivalent to 1/2?

A. 9/18 B. 11/22 C. 24/42 D 15/30.

19. 45 expressed as a fraction of one hour, is

A. 1/60 B. 3/4 C. 4/5 D. 4/3.

20. Each face of a cuboid is in the shape of a

A. Triangle B. rectangle C. square D. circle.

21. The number which is 6 less than m is

A. m - 6 B. 6 - m C. 6m D. m + 6

22. A distance of 3km and 29m , expressed in meters is

A. 3.029 B. 3.29 C. 329 D. 3029.

23. The angle between the hands of a clock at 8 o’clock is

A. 20° B. 40° C. 60° D. 120°.

24. Which of the following is 20% of 1 hour?

A. 6 min B. 12 min C. 20 min D. 30 min.

25. In the equation 16 – x = 13, find the value of x.

A. 3 B. 29 C. -3 D. -29.

Use the diagram below to answer questions 26.

37

a

b5

26. Find the value of b.

A. 2.4 B. 3.0 C. 6.7 D. 9.3.

27. What is 0.003867 to 3 significant figures?

A. 0.004 B. 0.00386 C. 0.00387 D. 386

28. A boy has more than N900. He spends N300 and has N left. Which one of the

following inequalities gives

A. B. C. D. .

29. If find the value of when .

A. 4 B. 7 C. 8 D. 12

30. The highest common factor of 36, 72 and 90 is

A. 9 B. 18 C. 36 D. 90

31. What is the value of the digit 5 in the number 624.95?

A. hundred B. tens C. units D. hundredths

32. If find the value of when

A. -5 B. -2 C. 7 D. 6

33. A trader loses 20% on a sale which she sold for N40000.

What was the cost price?

A. N54 000 B. N50 000 C. N32 000 D. N500

34. The next term in the sequence 2, 3, 5, 8, 12, 17, ……. is .

A. 18 B. 19 C. 22 D. 23

35. Remove bracket and simplify 3(e + 5) – 4(2e – 8).

A. -11e -47 B.11e + 47 C. -5e + 47 D.5e -47.

36. An agent receives 10% commission on an article costing N5000. What is his

commission?

A. N4500 B.N5500 C. N50 D.N500

37. What is the simple interest on N600 for 3 years at 2% per annum?

A. N664 B.N36 C.N636 D.N564.

38. 67.053 to the nearest tenth is

A. 70 B. 67 C. 67.1 D. 67.0

39. What is 41285 to the nearest hundreds?

A. 41300 B. 41280 C. 4140285 D. 41000.

40. How much will 6 tins of milk at 29k each cost?

A. N174 B. N1.74K C. N1740 D. N17.40K

41. A girl has n kobo. She gives 9 kobo to her brother and spends the other 11 kobo. What

is the value of n?

A. 20 B. 2 C. 99 D. 11/9.

42. 3/5 of 5/3 is

A. 1/5 B. 1 C. 9/25 D. 25/9.

43. Add N1.03, 72k and 84k and give the answer in Naira.

A. N16.63 B. N2.59 C. N157.03 D. N25.9.

44. What fraction of 2 weeks is 4 days?

A. ½ B. 2/7 C. 2/1 D. 1/8.

45. The net of a shape consists of two circles and one rectangle. Which shape is it?

A. Cylinders B. Cones C. Cuboids D. Prisms.

46. What is the perimeter of a rectangle of length 5cm and breadth 3cm?

A. 8cm B. 16cm C. 2cm D. 4cm.

47. Find the volume of a cuboid of length 5cm , breadth 2cm and height 3cm.

A. 30cm3 B. 30cm

2 C. 10cm

3 D. 60cm

3.

48. Which one of the following numbers is the greatest?

A. -2 B. -30 C. -100 D. -3.

49. What is the sum of the angles of a square?

A. 180° B. 360° C. 90° D. 270°.

50. A triangle has 3 angles. Two of the angles are 67° and 72°. Find the value of the third

angle.

A. 41° B. 180° C. 14° D. 139°.

51. Vertically opposite angles are

A. Equal B. alternate C. add up to 180 D. are corresponding.

52. Express 60 as a product of prime factors.

A. 4 X 15 B. 22 X 3 X 5 C. 2

2 X 3 X5

2 D. 6 X 10 .

53. A number is multiplied by 2 and then 19 is added. The result is 41. Find the number.

A. 24 B. 11 C. 96 D. 58

54. A woman is 30 years old. What was her age t years ago?

A. 30 + t B. 30t C. 30 – t D. 30/t.

55. If the angles of a pentagon are x°, 100°, 2x°, 40° and 5x°. find the value of x°.

A. 48° B. 50° C. 40° D. 400°.

56. Consider the diagram below:

10m

8m

y

What is the value of y?

A. 6m B. 18m C. 2m D. 4m.

57. If a school begins at 8:15am and closes at 3:30pm, for how many hours and minutes are

the students in school each day?

A. 8 hrs 15 mins B. 7 hrs 15 mins C. 9 hrs 15 mins D. 6 hrs 15mins.

58. How many centimeters are there in 5 meters?

A. 5 B. 500 C. 5000 D. 50000.

59. Express 0.125 as a fraction.

A. 1/8 B. 1/4 C. 1/40 D. 1/50.

60. What is the smallest of these numbers?

1/3, 1/8, 1/4, 2/5, 1/2

A. 1/3 B. 1/8 C. 2/5 D. 1/4.

ANSWER ALL THE QUESTIONS.

1. Find the value of x in the diagram below.

X 9

y

17 8

2. Find the range and mean of the following numbers.

i. 1, 3, 5, 7, 9. [2]

ii. Construct a triangle with sides 9cm, 8cm and 6cm. [2]

3. Factorize the following expressions

a. (2u – 3v)(3m – 4n) - (2u – 3v)(m + 2n). [3]

b. ax + ay + 3bx + 3by [3]

c. 81d2 - 49m

2. [2]

4. If the angles of a pentagon could be x, 2x, 3x, 4x, and 5x, what would be the value of x? [2] a. Calculate the size of the largest angle. [2] b. What do you notice? [1] c. Sketch the pentagon. [2] d. What type of shape is it? [1]

5. Solve the following simultaneous linear equations

2x + 3y = 6

3x – 4y = 5 [4]

6. Answer the whole of this question on a sheet of graph paper.

a. Draw x- and y- axes from – 8 to 8 using a scale of 1cm to 1 unit.

Draw triangle ABC with A(2, 2), B(5, 2) and C(5, 4). [2]

b. Draw the image of triangle ABC under a translation of ( - 9 )

( 3 )

Label it A1B1C1 [2]

c. Draw the image of triangle ABC under a reflection in the line y = - 1

Label it A2B2C2. [2]

7. Find x and y in the figure below. [5]

X 10cm

350

y

HOLIDAY ASSIGNMENT (JSS 2 – JSS 3)

1. So oruko inagije mewaa ti awon Yoruba n je ati itumo won

JSS2 –JSS3 ICT

1a. Mention three (3) steps you will take to prevent your computer system

from virus. 3Marks

b. Mention three electro-mechanical counting devices 3 Marks

2 Construct the truth tables of the following gates:

i) AND ii) OR 4Marks

3a. Computer can be classified into the following classes namely 4Marks

b. List three benefit of a network 3Marks

4 List three word processing packages you know. 3Marks

5 List two (2) examples of search engine 2Marks

6. Convert 1024kb to bytes 2Marks

7 Mention four (4) forms of database 4Marks

8 List two (2) uses of spreadsheet packages 2Marks

9. Mention one tool associated with

i. Iron Age ii. Stone Age iii. Middle Age

iv. Industrial Age v. Electronic 5Marks

10. Mention two mechanical calculating devices. 2Marks

11. Mention five rules that must be observed in the computer laboratory.

5Marks

12. List five ICT gadgets 5Marks

13. Classify computer according to the following criteria:

(a) By size

(b) By Type 7Marks

14. Define the following:

i. Cold booting ii. Warm booting 4Marks

15. Mention two areas of the society where ICT is used. 2Marks

JSS 3 SUMMER HOLIDAY PROJECT

1. Make a large diagram of the handball court and indicate the right dimensions.

2. Write briefly on the history and importance of the following International competitions:

i. Olympic Games

ii. All African Games

iii. Commonwealth Games

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ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS

1.The Peer group, family a d…………. are part of the primary social group

A. compound

B. conjugal

C. extended

D. kinship group

E. nuclear

2. _____ family type, is common in Africa

A. nuclear

B. compound

C. polygamous

D. extended

E. monogamous

3. Water-ways made by man is called

A. island

B. dam

C. lakes

D. canal

E. river

4. One farm implement common in West Africa

is?

A. bulldozer

B. fertilizer

C. harvester

D. hoe

E. tractor

5 One of these is not an agents of socialization

A. family

B. mass media

C. peer group

D. herbalist

E. school

6. Lime stone can be found in

A. Anambra

B. Ebonyi

C. Lagos

D. Enugu

E. Ogun

7. The Olumo rock is in___ state

A Osun

B. FCT

C. Kogi

D Benue

E. Ogun

8. Coal is mined in____ state

A. Adamawa

B. Kaduna

C. Ondo

D. Jos

E. Enugu

9. Which of the following is not required during

the process of socialization?

A. attitude

B. knowledge

C. values

D. skill

E. .riches

10. The first agent of socialization is the

A. community

B. mass media

C. peer group

D. mosque

E. family

11. An individual can contribute to the

development of his community by being

A. a responsible member

B. arrogant member

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C. disloyal to constituted authority

D. partial in dealing with members

E. selfish in handling resources

12. Which of these is not an electronic means of

communication?

A. broadcast

B. gesture communication

C. telecommunication

D. telex

E. wireless communication.

13. One of the significance of man’s ability to

adapt to his changing environment is that, it

enables him to

A. become more human

B. determine his origin

C. understand himself better and the world

around him

D. live in difficult situation

E. verify the scientific claim of his origin

14. The statement information technology has

turned the world into a global village means

A. villages benefit more with information

technology

B. dissemination of information is easier in the

villages than anywhere in the world

C. the world is gradually becoming village

D. access to information has brought people of

the world close to one another.

E. villages have now increased in number due to

the presence of technology

15. The primary aim of marriage is

A. recognition in the family

B. having more hands on the farm

C. increase in family income

D. lovemaking

E. companionship

16. Which of the following is not influenced by

culture?

A. weather

B. dressing

C. housing

D. language

E. Agriculture

17. Learning process starts from

A. adolescence

B. birth

C. puberty

D. six years

E. teenage age

18. Which of the following locations is more

appropriate in telecommunication equipment?

A. deserts

B. lowlands

C. highlands

D. swampy lands

E. valley

19. The following are advantages of living the

together in a family except

A. cooperation

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B. happiness

C. positive behavior

D. quarrel

E. protection

20. Which of the following is not a modern

health institution?

A. clinic

B. primary health centre

C. hospital

D. maternity

E. herbal cent

21. When a country sell goods to another

country the goods can be said to have

bee ……… ………….. A. exported

B. commodities

C. imported

D. products

E. services

22. Conflict can be properly managed through

A. accusation

B. dialogue

C. complain

D. blame

E. prosecution

23. Which of these is not a legal economic

activity?

A. fishing

B. farming

C. bribery

D. manufacturing

E. trading

24. Which among the following is the most

important resource?

A. raw materials

B. money

C. natural

D human

E. time

25. The following are components of agriculture

except

A. cropping

B. fishing

C. livestock

D. poultry

E. dredging

26. Construction of bridges, roads, and buildings

belong to the______ sector of the economy

A. secondary

B. primary

C. quaternary

D. tertiary

E. surface

27. Which of the following trade wind brings

rainfall into Nigeria?

A. North-East

B. . South-West

C. South-East

D. North-West

E. North-Central

28. The things we use for the production of

goods and services are called

A. commercialization

B. communication

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C. resources .

D. provision

E. revelation

29. One of the following is not a member of the

nuclear family

A. daughter

B. father

C. mother

D. uncle .

E. son

30. The rearing of cows for the production of

milk, butter and cheese is called

A. butter and cheese farming

B. poultry farming

C. diary farming

D. fishery

E. mixed farming

31. In which continent is Nigeria located

A. Asia

B. America

C. Africa

D. Australia

E. Europe

32. The fastest means of transportation is

A. rail

B. land

C. air

D. trekking

E. water

33. Which of the following does not belong to

the secondary sector of the economy?

A. blacksmithing

B. car assembly

C. coal mining

D. constructing houses

E. goldsmithing

34. The most suitable means of transporting

petrol is by

A. air

B. pipeline

C. rail

D. road

E. water

35. Sending and receiving of understood

messages is called

A. distribution

B. communication

C. migration

D. transportation

E. interaction

36………….. is the longest river in Nigeria

A. Benue

B. Niger

C. Kaduna

D. Gongola

E. Taraba

37. Severe period of dry season usually leads to

A. flood

B. drought

C. harmattan

D. heavy rainfall

E. summer

38. An environment where formal teaching and

learning takes place is called

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A. bank

B. company

C. home

D. office

E. school

39. The process of obtaining population data is

known as

A. birth records

B. census

C. death registration

D. demography

E. enumeration

40. A person who lacks proper socialization can

develop in to a

A. delinquent person

B. . civilized person

C. disciplined citizen

D. good leader

E. politician of good repute

41. Which of these can be found in the desert?

A. lagoon

B. oasis

C. lake

D. Ocean

E. sea

42. The following her elements of weather and

climate except

A. wind speed

B. . sunshine

C. flood

D. rainfall

E. temperature

43. A common thing that all religion teaches is

A. faithlessness in God

B. greed

C. ungodliness

D. Love for another

E. intolerance

44.All of the following are modern form of

transportation except

A. airplane

B. ship

C. bus

D. car

E. . camel

45. Cooperation in a society leads to

A. development and progress

B. backwardness

C. power tussle

D. poverty

E. under-development

46. The reward for land

A. interest

B. rent

C. profit

D. wages

E. scarcity

47. CONAKRY is the capital of which country

A. Algeria

B. Cameroun

C. Guinea

D. Togo

E. Uganda

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48. Economic reforms in Nigeria include the

following except

A. commercialization

B. deregulation

C. diversification

D. importation

E. privatization

49. The Commonwealth Organization consists

of countries colonized by

A. America

B. Russia

C. Europe

D. France

E. Britain

50. A child derives primary care when living

with his/her

A. brother

B. in-law

C. parents

D. sisters

E. uncles

51. Swahili is a language spoken in which part of

the world

A. North America

B. Australia

C. Europe

D. Africa

E. Asia

52. These are Island nations in Africa except

A. Sao Tome and Principe

B. Madagascar

C. The Comoros

D. Cape Verde

E. Caribbean

53. One of the following is not a country in

Africa

A. Greece

B. Togo

C. Benin

D. Tanzania

E. Mali

54. One of these is not part of the continents in

the world

A. Europe

B. China

C. Australia

D. Asia

E. Africa

55. The largest continent in the world is

A. Australia

B. Europe

C. Asia

D. Antarctica

E. Africa

56. These are European countries except

A. U.K.

B. Italy

C. Belgium

D. Madagascar Republic

E. France

57. Mud house is a type of shelter common

a o g the…………………. A. Asians

B. Europeans

C. Americans

D. Australians

E. Africans

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58. These are countries in Asia except

A. Canada

B. Bahrain

C. Maldives

D. Tajikistan

E. Japan

59. These are countries in South America except

A. Argentina

B. Egypt

C. Brazil

D. Colombia

E. Venezuela

60. The smallest continent in the world is

A. North America

B. Asia

C. Australia

D. Europe

E. Antarctica

JS2 MARK SCHEME SOCIAL STUDIES ENTRANCE

1D 6E 11A 16A 21A 26A 31C 36B

2D 7E 12B 17B 22B 27B 32C 37B

3D 8E 13C 18C 23C 28C 33C 38E

4D 9E 14D 19D 24D 29D 34B 39B

5D 10E 15E 20E 25E 30C 35B 40A

41B 42C 43D 44E 45A 46B 47C 48D

49E 50C 51D 52E 53A 54B 55C 56D

57E

58A 59B 60C