Example 1
Choose the word opposite in meaning to 'ancient'.
- Aold
- Bmodern
- Chistoric
- Dformer
Answer: modern
Ancient means very old; modern means recent or current.

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The JAMB English CBT Generator helps UTME candidates practise Use of English with questions generated from their own notes, passages, vocabulary lists, grammar summaries, and PDFs. Use it for comprehension, lexis and structure, synonyms, antonyms, sentence completion, registers, oral English notes, and summary-style revision.
Because Use of English is compulsory for JAMB candidates, regular CBT-style practice can improve speed and accuracy. Students can upload tutorial notes or pasted passages and generate objective questions with answer explanations. Tutors can also create class drills from specific grammar topics or reading passages.
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JAMB Use of English CBT practice from passages and notes.
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Answer explanations for sentence correction and word meaning.
A useful question should be clear enough to answer, mark and learn from.
Example 1
Answer: modern
Ancient means very old; modern means recent or current.
Example 2
Answer: is
With 'neither...nor', the verb agrees with the nearer subject, 'teacher', which is singular.
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Use the answers and explanations to find weak topics, then regenerate focused drills for revision.
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Can it help with lexis and structure?

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