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First Term Examination Class : JSS 1 Subject : Agricultural Science Section A : Objective Tests Instruction : Read the question carefully and pick from the options lettered a – d. 1. Science and Technology have contributed to agriculture in the production of all these EXCEPT _____________ (a) Machinery (b) Fertilizer (c) Pesticides (d) Crude…
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First Term Examination Class : JSS 1 Subject : National Value Education (Civic Education) Section A: Objectives Instruction: Read the questions carefully and choose from the alternatives lettered a – d. 1. Civic education is studied to achieve one of these (a) encourage disobedience to land (b) increase social vices (c) promote patriotism (d) discourage…
First Term Examination Class : JSS 1 Subject: Home Economics Section A : Objectives Tests Instruction : Read the question carefully and pick from the options lettered a – d. 1. The following are major areas in Home Economics except (a) food and nutrition (b) clothing and textile (c) Consumer Education (d) Agricultural Science 2….
FIRST TERM EXAMINATION 2020/2021 ACADEMIC SESSION Subject: Letter Work Duration: 1hr 30mins Name:_______________________________ Instruction: Answer the following questions properly Class: Nursery two Read, identify and write capital letter A – Z ________ _________ _________ _________ ________ ________ __________ _________ _________ ________ ________ _________ __________ _________ ________ _________ _________ _________ _________ ________ ________ ________ __________ _________…
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Second Term Lesson Note for Week One Class: Primary 5 Subject: Social Studies Topic: Leadership Duration : 40 Minutes Period : Single Period Reference Book : Social Studies for Primary Schools, Book 5. Lagos State Unified schemes of work for Upper Primary, (Primary 4 – 6). Online Resources Instructional Material : Chart showing key words…
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Second Term Lesson Note for Week 1 Class: Primary 4 Subject: Social Studies Topic: Citizenship (meaning and how to become a citizen) A citizen is a legal member of a country. It can also be defined as a person who belongs to a particular state or country. As a citizen of a particular country, there…
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Second Term Lesson Note for Week Four Class : Primary 5 Subject: Basic Science and Technology Topic: Domestic and wild animals Duration : 40 minutes Period : Single Period Reference Book : Stan Basic Science and Technology for Primary Schools, UBE Edition, Book 5. Lagos State Unified Schemes of Work for Primary Schools, (Primary…
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Second Term Lesson Note for Week Two Class : Primary 4 Subject: BASIC SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Topic : Soil and its constituents Duration : 40 minutes Periods : Single Period Previous Knowledge : Learners have previous knowledge of Measurement of Length, Area of objects that have been taught in their various previous classes Learning…
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First Term Examination Class : Nursery One Subject : Civic Education 1. Cultural values are what is ___________ to right (a) bad (b) good (c)wrong 2. Wash your ____________ before and after eating (a) hand (b) legs (c) stomach 3. Whenever we see elderly one’s coming with their bags, we should always (a) abuse them…
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First Term Examination SUBJECT: English language and Verbal Reasoning CLASS: Primary One Fill in the gaps with ‘few’, ‘some’ and ‘little’ 1. I drink ___________ water in the morning. 2. The man is carrying __________ mangoes. 3. Chukwu ate a ___________ food. 4. Bring me ____________ salt. 5. __________ are words which describe a noun….
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