HANDS TO HOLD ACADEMY _______________________________________________

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YEAR: 202__/2__ TERM: SECOND CLASS: BASIC 5 & 6
DURATION: 2 HOURS _______________________________________________
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NAME: _________________________________________ _______________________________________________
Instruction: Answer all _______________________________________________
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SUBJECT: HANDWRITING _______________________________________________
(Repeat four times).
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In the early days of racing, many tracks were banked or
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stopped, to help the cars go faster. There were no safety
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barriers, so the races were very dangerous.
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Today’s tracks and cars are built with much more thought
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for the safety of drivers and spectators. _______________ SUBJECT: QUANTITATIVE REASONING
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SECTION C: 24. Faith = (a) fast (b) fate (c) path (d) fart (e) fail
Example 25. Those = (a) the (b) dose (c) wheat (d)these (e) this
4 5 ? 8 Section G: circle one word which is a general term that describes
what the other words are:
26. (a) stealing (b) smuggling (c) crime (d) robbery (e) murder
27. (a) accountant (b) doctor (c) teacher (d) barber (e) worker
28. (a) hibiscus (b) rose (c)lily (d) sunflower (e) flower
12 3 9 20 29. (a) boot (b) sandals (c) canvas (d) slippers (e) footwear
30. (a) dictionary (b) book (c) bible (d) pamphlet
3 ? 8 7 (e) encyclopedia

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HANDS TO HOLD ACADEMY
YEAR: 202__/2__ TERM: SECOND CLASS: BASIC 5 & 6
DURATION: 2 HOURS
NAME: _________________________________________
Instruction: Answer all
SUBJECT: VERBAL REASONING
Section A: Underline the correct prefix in each of the following to
complete the word
1. able (a)mis (b)mal (c) aqua (d) in (e) un
2. respect (a)dis (b) mal (c) un (d) mis (e) pro
3. pure (a) mal (b) im (c) un (d) in (e) um
4. complete (a) mal (b) pro (c) dis (d) in (e) im
5. certain (a) in (b) un (c) mis (d) ir (e)in
Section B: Simile- complete the similes by picking the correct
word from the box.
Tiger, Tortoise, coal, church rat, dove,
blood, ABC, honey, peacock, thunder, lion,
queen, pig, egg, rock.
6. As black as __________
7. As fragile as an __________ 8. As poor as a _______
9. As red as ________ 10. As simple as _______
11. As slow as______ 12. As gentle as a______ 14) A system whereby the military controls the activities of the
13. As dirty as_______ 14. As sweet as_______
15. As loud as_________
Section C: Use the words in the brain box to complete each of the
Biography Thermometer Skeleton Yolk Shepherd
Diary Fragile Playwright Herbivores Omnivores
following sentences
16. The history of the life of a person is a ______
17. Something that can easily be broken is ______
18. The bony framework of the body is called______
19. An instrument used for heat and cold is called ______
20. The yellow part of an egg is called ______
Section D: Homophones - Circle the word of the same sound but
with different spelling and meaning
21. Sea = (a) she (b) see (c) saw (d) stream (e)ship
22. But = (a) bought (b) belt (c) left (d) though (e) breath
23. Yoke = (a) yoghurt (b) shirt (c) yolk (d) young (e) oat
SUBJECT: HISTORY
Answer all this section
1) The system of faith, belief and worship practice by the people
before the coming of foreign religion is (a) Islam (b) Christianity
(c) Traditional religion (d) International religion (e) faith
2) Which of the following is not a property of traditional religion?
(a) Magic (b) beliefs (c) food(d) myths (e) objects of worship
3) Which of the following is not a traditional occupation?(a) hunting
(b) iron smiting (c) law (d) palm wine tapping (e) wood carving
4) Mallam Amino Kano was born in
(a) Katsina (b) Kebbi (c) Keffi (d) Kano (e) Kwara
5) Osun means (a) god of iron (b) god of water source (c) god of
masquerades (d) god of mermaids (e) god of thunder
6) The “god of thunder” in Yoruba is called
(a) Esu (b) Osun (c) Argungu (d) kokuwa (e) Sango
7) One of the following is a traditional religion in Nigeria
(a) Judaism (b) Islam (c) Buddiaism (d) Amadioha (e) pagan
8) Which of the following is not an ethnic group in Nigeria
(a) Hausa (b) Yoruba (c) Ijaw (d) Ibibio (e) Latin
9) Esu means (a) god of water (b) god of the devil (c) God of
masquerades (d) god of iron (e) god of the deep
10) A person who wants their country to be politically independent
(a) patriot (b) nationalist (c) loyal Nigerian (d) Britain
11) The Nigerian presidential election for the year 2023 was held on
(a) 23rd January (b) 25th January (c) 3rd February (d) 26th February
(e) 25th February
12) Who is the current president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria?
(a) Peter Obi (b) Bola Ahmed Tinubu (c) Muhammadu Buhari (d)
Goodluck Jonathan (e) Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe
13) When was the Nigerian governorship elections for the year 2023
held? (a) 25th February (b) 16th March(c) 18th March (d) 13th
March (e) 14th February
country is called (a) civilian rule (b) military rule (c) single rule
(d) democratic rule (e) political rule
15) The first military rule in Nigeria began on (a) 16th January 1966
(b) 17th November 1993 (c) 30th September 1979 (d) 5th July
2003 (d) 11th February 2023
16) General Yakubu Gowon became the second military head of
state after the death of (a) Dr. Nnamdi Azikiwe (b) General
Aguiyi Ironsi (c) Alhaji Umaru Musa Yar’adua (d) General Sani
Abacha (e) General Chukwuma Nzeogwu
17) General Murtala Mohammed took over as military head of state in
(a) June 1993 (b) July 1975 (c) September 1976 (d) January 1933
(e) March 1990
18) Islam as a foreign religion was first recorded in Nigeria in
(a) 21st century (b) 9th century (c) 16th century (d) 19th century (e)
24th century
19) The slaves that introduced Islam into Nigeria were from
(a) Iran (b) Iraq (c) Arab (d) Mexico (e) Portuguese
20) The holy book of the Christians is ______ (a) Qur’an (b) Bible (c)
Dictionary (d) Map (e) Law of Moses
21) Christianity was first recorded in Nigeria in the (a) 21st century
(b) 9th century (c) 16th century (d) 19th century (e) 15th century
22) One of the following is not a missionary that helped the spread of
Christianity (a) Henry Townsend (b) Mary Slessor (c) Samuel
Ajayi Crowther (d) Obafemi Awolowo
23) Which man from the following options received the revelation of
Islam? (a) Samuel Ajayi Crowther (b) Alhaji Umaru Musa
Yar’adua (c) Prophet T.B Joshua (d) Prophet Muhammed (e) Mai
Idris Alooma
24) The show of strong devotion and loyalty to a nation is referred to
as (a) tolerance (b) nationalism (c) cooperation (d) citizenship (e)
patriotism
25) The first Federal Capital of Nigeria was located in
(a) Kano (b) Lokoja (c) Niger (d) Abuja (e) Lagos
26) Nigeria was granted full independence on __________________
27) At what age was Bishop Ajayi Crowther kidnapped? __________
28) Christians worship in the ____________________
29) The holy book of Islam religion is called ________________
30) State four states where Islam is dominant. ____________
HANDS TO HOLD ACADEMY
YEAR: 202__/2__ TERM: SECOND CLASS: BASIC 5 & 6
DURATION: 2 HOURS
NAME: _________________________________________
Instruction: Answer all
SUBJECT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Section A: Comprehension (Read the following passage
carefully and answer the question that follows by 13.
choosing from options a – e)
Have you ever belched after a meal? How did you feel after
belching? Although some people consider belching a bad habit,
many health benefits result from it.
Belching helps the food we eat digest better and faster. Children
normally feel uncomfortable and restless when they eat without
belching. Belching relieves them of the discomfort.
Belching after taking aerated drinks like beverages, helps us
pass out the gas content in them. Beverages contain acid, which
is capable of making us heavy and developing a bloated belly.
Belching also helps us to pass out carbon dioxide from our
bodies. This helps in preventing bloated stomach and chest
pain.
If we fail to belch after a meal, we should expect a fart from the
other end. But if these two things fail to happen, there is a
problem somewhere; we should try to see a doctor.
1. The most suitable title for this passage could be (a) How to
Belch (b) The Bloated Stomach (c) The Effect of Bloated
Stomach (d) The Importance of Belching (e) The Process of
Belching
2. Belching helps our body system to release (a) Acid (b)
Carbon dioxide (c) Food (d) Gas (e) Liquid
3. One of these is an effect of not belching in children (a) Bad
habit (b) Comfortability (c) Farting (d) Quick digestion (e)
Restlessness
4. Which of the following words can replace ‘benefits’ as used
in the passage? (a) Advantages (b) Changes (c) Damages
(d) Risk (e) Services
5. To prevent a bloated stomach, one should always (a) Avoid
aerated drinks (b) Avoid having chest pain (c) Eat food that
can digest better and faster (d) Resist belching and farting
always (e) See a doctor
Section B: Choose from the options lettered a - e the one
that is nearest in meaning to the underlined word.
6. Ade lives in the rural area (a) City (b) Metropolis (c)
Region (d) Town (e) Village
7. The boy’s motive for killing the goat is wrong (a) loaf (b)
peace (c) piece (d) packet (e) round
8. I am anxious to see my result (a) afraid (b) eager (c) glad
(d) hopeful (e) willing
9. The government decided to make History a mandatory
subject in all levels of education (a) compulsory (b) major
(c) minor (d) preferred (e) voluntary
10. Balkis is legally married to Sule (a) accidentally (b)
forcefully (c) happily (d) lawfully (e) reluctantly
SECTION C: Choose from the options lettered a - e the
word that is mostly nearly opposite in meaning to the
underlined word
11. The accident victim looked moody on Christmas Day
(a) anguished (b) depressed (c) jovial (d) happy (e) sad
12. The investigating officer concealed his identity (a) changed
(b) disclosed (c) falsified (d) hid (e) recognized
Mary was glad that she arrived home (a) delighted (b) sad
(c) furious (d) cheerful (e) reluctant
14. He went into the hall through the exit (a) door (b) extreme
(c) entrance (d) inside (e) window
15. The head boy was rewarded for his punctuality (a)
dishonesty (b) indolence (c) lateness (d) pride (e) rudeness
Section D: Phonetics - Choose from the option a - e the
sound that correctly interprets the underlined word
16. My pastor will preach on Sunday
(a) /t/ (b) /ts/ (c) /ch/ (d) /s/ (e) /ʧ /
17. Many poor people live in shacks
(a) /a:/ (b) /æ/ (c) /e/ (d) /A/ (e) /ea/
18. There isn't much water left in the kettle
(a) /o/ (b) /u:/ (c) /3:/ (d) /˄/ (e) /a/
19. Can I have a glass of water? I'm really thirsty
(a) / Ɵ/ (b) /t/ (c) /th/ (d) /d/ (e) /ð /
20. The children had to roast the chicken with peas and carrots
for dinner (a) /s/ (b) /z/ (c) /is/ (d) /e/ (e) /c/
21. Relax and breathe deeply (a) /Ɵ/ (b) /t/ (c) /ð/ (d) /th/ (e) /d/
22. How much do you want to pay for the video game?
(a) /au/ (b) /eu/ (c) /o/ (d) /ai/ (e) /u:/
23. /kaʃ/ (a) cast (b) last (c) cash (d) guest (e) case
24. I could hear angry voices in the next room
(a) /o/ (b) /u:/ (c) /᷾ᴐi/ (d) /i:/ (e) /ᴐ:/
25. She let out a sigh of impatience
(a) /i:/ (b) /æ/ (c) /ai/ (d) /ei/(e) /a/
SECTION E: Choose the correct verb form from the
letters a-e for the underlined word
26. Eat in past form (a)eats (b) eaten (c) eat /(d) eating (e) ate
27. Put in past participle/perfect form
 (a) putten (b) putted (c) puts (d) putting (e) put 2. Write a letter to a friend in another school telling him/her
28. Draw in continuous form how you are preparing for your forthcoming entrance and
(a) drawn (b) drew (c) draws(d) drawing (e) draw primary school leaving examinations.
29. Work in third person singular form 3. The last inter-house sports competition in my school.
(a) works (b) worked (c) working (d) walk (e) walking
30. Begin in past participle form
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Give the full meaning of the following _______________________________________________
31. AD: _______________________________________
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32. 19. CD-RW: __________________________________
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State the part of speech of the words underlined _______________________________________________
33. Segun lives in this house _______________________________________________
a. noun (b) verb (c) pronoun (d) adverb _______________________________________________
34. He hit the dog hard _______________________________________________
a. verb (b) pronoun (c) adverb (d) noun _______________________________________________
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Complete this table _______________________________________________
Noun Adjective _______________________________________________
35. anger ___________________ _______________________________________________
36. ______________ careful/careless _______________________________________________
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Choose the correct pronoun _______________________________________________
37. My father gave (I, me) a present _______________________________________________
38. (Their, theirs) books are over there. _______________________________________________
39. Who is ____________? (a) she (b) they (c) I (d) me _______________________________________________
40. He is as tall as _________ _______________________________________________
(a) me (b) their (c) i (d) none of the option _______________________________________________
41. The proper suffix for ‘hope’ is _______________________________________________
(a) dis (b) less (c) port (d) fy _______________________________________________
42. One of these can take the prefix ‘un’ _______________________________________________
(a) behave (b) conscious (c) discipline (d) legal
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43. Which of the following can take the suffix ‘less’?
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(a) happy (b) fire (c) accurate (d) care
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44. Beck and _____ (a) call (b) cry (c) sit (d) blow
45. In and ____(a) soul (b) over (c) out (d) tear _______________________________________________
46. time and ____(a) again (b) soul (c) parcel (d) downs _______________________________________________
47. To ‘have blue blood’ means (a) the blood in one’s _______________________________________________
body is blue (b) to be of noble birth (c) to be a _______________________________________________
coward (d) to be jealous _______________________________________________
48. A ‘red letter day’ is a _______________________________________________
(a) a notable or fortunate day (b) a day when people _______________________________________________
write letters with red ink (c) a sad day (d) a day _______________________________________________
when one gives another a letter _______________________________________________
49. Absence makes the heart ___(a) die (b) shrink _______________________________________________
50. VAT means (a) very attractive teacher (b) value added _______________________________________________
tax (c) Veronica at the theatre (d) valuable always _______________________________________________
and timeless _______________________________________________
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SECTION C: Choose any one of the following topics and _______________________________________________
write a meaningful composition on it. _______________________________________________
1. Farmers are more important than teachers (support) _______________________________________________
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HANDS TO HOLD ACADEMY 20.
YEAR: 202__/2__ TERM: SECOND CLASS: BASIC 5 & 6
DURATION: 2 HOURS 21.
NAME: _________________________________________
Instruction: Answer all
SUBJECT: BASIC SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 22.
1. The human blood is made up of (a) water and saliva (b) red and
white blood cells, nitrogen, plasma membrane (c) red and white
blood cells, plasma, platelets (d) yellow and white blood cells, 23.
water oil (e) blue cells and plasma
2. An action that moves an object or changes in uniform motion on a 24.
straight line is referred to as (a) Air (b) Force (c) movement (d)
rotation (e) revolution
The ___ is regarded as the engine of the body
(a) heart (b)brain (c) stomach (d) intestine (e) tongue
A force that occurs to objects when they are not in contact is
(a) field force (b) uniform motion (c) contact Force (d) Pull
(e)friction
The process of producing young ones is called (a)Protection
(b)production (c) reproduction (d)growth (e)weight
____ are found in the scrotum
(a)egg (b)testes (c)ovaries (d)urine (e)fetus
____ is the discharge of blood from the vagina in females every
month (a)ovulation (b)menstruation (c)copulation (d)reproduction
(e) ejaculation
One of the following options is not a component of the male
reproductive organ (a) scrotum, testes, penis (b) (b)vulva, vagina
(c) Testes, vas deferens (d)prostrate, urethra (e) penis, scrotum
The arteries that contain deoxygenated blood is called
(a)mouth (b) pulmonary (c) turmeric (d) stomach (e)lungs
The first treatment given to a wounded person is known as (a)first
aid (b)first nursing (c)first vehicle (d) paracetamol (e)Drugs
Unexpected occurrences that can cause loss of properties, injuries
and death are called
(a) accidents (b)mistakes (c)bones (d)static issues (e)trauma
The act of keeping our things in good condition so that they can
serve us longer is called
(a)safety (b)maintenance (c)destruction (d)protection (e)hygiene
The change of a car's engine is known as (a)predictive
maintenance (b)corrective maintenance (c)preventive
maintenance (d)car maintenance (e)plenty of money
A _____ is the person injured in an accident
(a)Victim (b) patient (c)nurse (d)doctor (e)sick person
Which of the following is not a safety device? (a)nose mask
(b)broom (c) fire extinguisher (d)sand buckets (e)safety boot
The vehicle used to carry a sick, wounded, or dead person to the
hospital is
(a)Peugeot (b)Toyota (c)ambulance (d) truck (e)Volkswagen
The type of maintenance carried out to correct or repair damages
is known as (a) predictive maintenance (b)corrective maintenance
(c) preventive maintenance (d)house maintenance (e) shop
maintenance
Gauging the level of oil in an engine is known as (a)corrective
maintenance (b)preventive maintenance (c) safety (d) predictive
maintenance (e) car maintenance
Which of the following is used in the laboratory as a safety
precautionary method? (a) spilling blood all over the workspace
(b) wearing hand gloves (c)keeping used syringes anyhow
(d)eating in the lab (e) operating devices you know nothing about
A team has a maximum of three contacts with the ball before
returning the ball over the net to the opponent’s Court in
(a) volleyball (b) basketball (c)football (d) hockey (e)tennis
The table tennis ball is made of
(a) celluloid or plastic (b)leather or glass material (d) plastic or
iron material (d) cotton or silk (e) wood
Recreational activities that originated from a particular cultural
group, community or people are called (a)play (b) exercise (c)
indigenous games (d)ball games (e) traditional occupation
Which of the following is not a type of indigenous game?
(a) taekwondo (b)Ayo (c) dambe (d) langa (e) kokuwa
The indigenous game that involves using plant seeds or small
stones on a curved wooden box with six shallow holes per side is
called (a) itu okwe (b) kokuwa (c)langa (d)dambe (e) ijakadi

SECTION B
25. _______________________ is a fertilized egg that is already
taking the form of a human being.
26. The human heart has ________ chambers
27. The maintenance carried out to repair damages on a piece of
equipment is called __________
28. Ayo is an indigenous game called ________________ in the Igbo
culture
29. The group of individuals involved in operating, handling
maintenance and installation of computers are called _________
30. Microsoft is a ____package
(a) presentation (b) word (c) word processing
31. The position where the cursor is blinking is called (a)
blinking point (b) cursor (c) insertion point
32. Microsoft Word is an example of ______ software (a)
application (b) utility (c) system
Write the keyboard shortcut for the following tasks in Microsoft
Word.
33. To paste a text, press _____keys on the keyboard .
34. To copy selected text, press _______keys on the keyboard
35. To underline a text, press ___________ keys on the keyboard
36. To bold a text, press _________keys on the keyboard.
37. To cut selected text, press _________keys on the keyboard.
Give three examples of word-processing packages
38. i. ________________________________
39. ii.________________________________
40. iii._________________________________
HANDS TO HOLD ACADEMY
YEAR: 202__/2__ TERM: SECOND CLASS: BASIC 5 & 6
DURATION: 2 HOURS
NAME:_______________________________________________
Instruction: Answer all
SUBJECT: PREVOCATIONAL STUDIES
1. Which of the packaging items should be used to keep small yam
tubers? (a) basket (b) cotton (c) cellophane (d) creates (e) bottles
2. All of the following are reasons for packaging except
(a) farming, clearing, cultivating (b) for beautification of farm
produce (c) to make farm produce appealing to buyers (d) to
reduce loss (e) to protect produce from microbacteria
3. What method of packaging involves the use of bottles?
(a) canning (b) bagging (c) use of crates (d) baskets (e) bottling
4. Which of the following is not a packaging item?
(a) rope /leaf (b) can (c) bottle (d) basket (e) carton
5. Eggs can be packaged using
(a) cans (b) tins (c) cellophane wrappers (d) box (e) crates
6. The packaging, protecting, arranging, packing, and beautifying of
processed farm produce into finished products for marketing
purposes and possible consumption is called (a) Preservation (b)
arranging (c) protecting (d) packaging (e) wrapping
7. Damages of farm produce during transportation are reduced
through (a) proper packaging (b) beautification (c) good cars
(d) plenty of bags (e) big trucks
8. Farm produce such as rice beans and maize are packaged using
(a) buckets (b) baskets (c) bags (d) bottles (e) crates
9. The method of packaging where farm produce is put in airtight
containers is called
(a) Canning (b) bagging (c) tightening (d)crate use (e) Cartons
10. Pepper as a farm produce can be packaged using
(a) bottles (b) crates (c) cartons (d) calabash (e) baskets
11. Tins/cans are used to package processed agricultural produce like
(a) Eggs (b) tomatoes (c) potatoes (d) vegetables (e) yam tubers
12. Packaging helps (a) product loss (b)microbial growth (c)proper
identification (d)proper misplacement of products (e)insect
infestation
13. Which of the following are processed farm products from cassava
and maize? (a) rice, beans (b) garri, Pap (c)yam, wheat (d)
golden morn, baked beans (e) flour, wheat
14. The planning or thinking in advance on how food will be eaten to
get a balanced diet is called
(a) appetizer (b)meal planning (c) lunch (d) breakfast (e) super
15. What are the three main meals of a day?
(a)lunch, buffet, supper (b)breakfast, early, supper (c)breakfast,
lunch, dinner (d)appetizer, dessert, dinner (e) morning food,
afternoon food, night food
16. Meals eaten in the morning are called
(a) lunch (b)supper (c)breakfast (d)dessert (e)brunch
17. One of the following is first served at meals to raise the appetite
(a)appetizers (b) desserts (c) lunch (d)menu (e) supper
18. Which of the following are taken after meals to aid digestion?
(a)menu (b)appetizers (c)desserts (d) breakfast (e)brunch
19. The sewing lines made by stitching to join materials are called (a)
needlework (b)stitches (c)thread (d)seam (e) thread line
20. Which of the following is a type of seam? (a) fallen seam (b) run
and fell (c) knotted seam (d) spiral seam (e) Togo seam
21. A meal that contains all the food nutrients for nourishment and
the growth of the body is called (a) good food (b) nourishment (c)
balanced combination (d) balanced diet (e) packaged food
22. What class of food is contained majorly in cassava, rice, corn, and
yam? (a)fat and oil (b) protein (cc vitamin (d) carbohydrate (e)
mineral salt
23. An afternoon meal is called
(a) break (b) supper (c) lunch (d) brunch (e) dinner
24. The following are the types of seams except for
(a) pull and tight seam (b) plain /open seam (c) run and fell seam
(d) French seam (e) print seam
25. The process of passing a threaded needle in and out of two pieces
of cloth in order to make a design is called (a) sewing (b)
stitching (c) seaming (d) needlework (e) French seam
SECTION B
26. State two farm produce packaged using can
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27. State the six (6) classes of food.
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28. _____________________________________________________
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__________________ are the three types of seams 5.
29. Vegetables are a good source of _________________________
30. What is transplanting? _________________________________
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31. When is transplanting best done?
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32. What are tuber crops? ________________________
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33. Give the first 2 steps involved in planting tuber crops
a. _________________________________________________
b. _________________________________________________
34. Define Menstrual Hygiene. _____________________________
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35. Define Home Accident. ________________________________
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36. Mention 2 changes each in males and females during puberty:
Male: I. _______________________________________________
Male: II. _______________________________________________
Female: I. _______________________________________________
Female: II. ______________________________________________
37. Define Food Preservation. ______________________________
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38. Give 2 reasons for Preserving food:
I. __________________________________________________
II. _________________________________________________
39. List 2 ways to maintain safety in the home:
I. ______________________________________________________
II. _____________________________________________________
40. What is Puberty?
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HANDS TO HOLD ACADEMY
YEAR: 202__/2__ TERM: SECOND CLASS: BASIC 5 & 6
DURATION: 2 HOURS
NAME: _____________________________________________
Instruction: Answer all
SUBJECT: NATIONAL VALUES EDUCATION
1. The moral principles, beliefs, and accepted standards of a person
or social group are known as
(a) respect (b) Value (c) beliefs (d) Values (e) culture
2. The willingness to accept the opinions, beliefs, and customs of
others even if you do not agree with them is called (a) Values (b)
tolerance (c) cooperation (d) likeness (e) agreement
One of the following is a value that promotes peace
(a) Corruption (b) nepotism (c) greed (d) humility (e) backbiting
All these are characteristics of tolerance except (a) accepting
others as they are (b) forgiveness (c) respect for one another (d)
love (e) tribalism
Principles strongly held by Nigerians that have been embedded in
our system are known as (a) national unity (b) national things (c)
national values (d) principles (e) traditional values
6. The act of working together towards a shared aim is known as
(a) greed (b) sharing (c) team player (d) cooperation (e)indiscipline
7. “To err is human, to forgive is divine” Who made this statement?
(a) Nnamdi Azikiwe (b) Alexander Pope (c) Pittacus (d) Obafemi
Awolowo (e) Herbert Macaulay
8. The spread of information, ideas, goods, and services around the
world is called (a) transportation (b) information (c) globalization
(d) technology (e) messages
9. Which of the following is an influence of external culture on our
cultures? (a) farming (b) shrine worship (c)use of English dresses
(d) traditional religion (e) polygamy
10. A ______ is a relationship that will not put both the boy and the
girl in health and social problems both now and in the future.
(a) friendship (b) courtship (c) healthy boy/girl relationship (d)
carefulness (e)health insurance
11. STDs means (a) stomach tract disease (b) sexually transmitted
diseases (c) transmitted sexual diseases (d) (e) sexual diseases
12. One of the following is the danger of an unhealthy boy/girl
relationship.
(a) hip enlargement (b) unwanted pregnancy (c) strong bones(d)
development of pubic hairs (e) body transformation
13. Which of the following is not a disadvantage of an unhealthy
boy/girl relationship?
(a) marriage (b) unwanted pregnancy (c) contacting sexually
transmitted diseases (d) health damage (e) dropping out of school
14. Which of the following is a way of promoting our culture?
(a) cultural festivals (b) refusing to speak our language (c)
destruction of cultural artifacts (d) removal of cultural day from
schools (e) ban of cultural festivals
15. The relationship that involves getting to know each other properly
before marriage is called (a) friendship (b) couple’s timeout (c)
marriage (d) unhealthy relationship (e) courtship
16. When a man has never been married in his entire life, he is
referred to as a
(a) little boy (b) spinster (c) bachelor (d) husband (e) flirt
17. The buying and selling in the market to get money is known as
(a) trade by Bata (b) marketing (c) buying (d) export (e) import
18. Which of the following is a way of managing finance?
(a) saving money in Calabash (b) saving money on the ground
(c) keeping money in financial institutions (d) keeping money in
warehouses (e) trusting one man with our money.
19. A site of attraction where tourists go for pleasure, relaxation, and
entertainment is called
(a) museum(b) tourist site (c) bar (d) hotels (e) sports center
20. A person who engages in prostitution is referred to as (a) illegal
work (b) malpractice (c) forgery (d) duplicate (e) impersonation
21. A crime of faking documents to deceive people is referred to as
(a) pimp (b) madam (c) prostitute (d) rapist (e) wanderer
22. Food fraud has to do with (a) selling of fake drugs (b) selling of
unwholesome or bad food (c) selling of fake documents (d)
selling the best food in the market (e) throwing away expired food
products
23. One of the following is a way of engaging in food fraud
(a) proper packaging (b) changing expiry dates if expired food
(c) registering under NAFDAC (d) the use of SON (e) placing
manufacturing date
24. A person who causes trouble or violence in the community is
referred to as (a) street security (b) cultist (c) street fighter (d) 1. Simplify √ 25 × √ 144 (a) 17 (b) 48 (c) 60 (d) 300 (e) 720
trouble maker (e) hooligan 2. Simplify 6 × (4 +4) + 7 × (20 ÷ 5) (a) 1224 (b) 96 (c) 124 (d) 16
25. A crime of sexual assault with a person who does not want to use (e) 28
force and intimidation is referred to a
3. Using BODMAS, solve 2.5 + 12.6 × (1.9 – 1.0 ) (a) 13.59 (b)
(a)rapist (b) malpractice (c) forgery (d) rape (e) prostitution
12.3 (c) 23.45(d) 13.09 (e) 0.9
26. One of the following is not a way of managing our tourist
area/site (a) employing manual security (b) use of cameras as auto 4. Express 30 as a product of its prime factors (a) 2 ×2 × 5 (b) 2
security (c) allowing tourists to walk around anyhow and steal (d) ×3 × 5 (c) 2 ×2 × 3×5 (d) 2×3 × 3×5 (e) 2 × 3×3 × 5
use of tourist guides (e) placing directions in major zones 5. Simplify 30k to 90k as a ratio in its lowest term (a) 1k:2k (b)
3k:2k (c) 5k:15k (d) 1k:3k (e) 4k:3k
SECTION B 6. Find the percentage decrease from 500 to 400 (a) 17% (b) 48%
27. The two basic religions brought as a result of external influence in (c) 20% (d) 300% (e) 70%
Nigeria are_________________________ 18 8
28. A woman who has never been married in her entire life is called a 7. Change 72% to a fraction in its lowest term (a) (b) (c)
25 25
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29. The crime that involves stealing from a person or people is known
18 1
(d) 4 (e)
as _________________________________________________ 5 2
30. A person who commits the crime of rape is referred to as a______ 1
31. Define Civic value. _____________________________________________ 8. Convert to percentage (a) 20% (b) 50% (c) 70% (d) 60% (e)
2
________________________________________________________ 100%
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9. Express 2000 k in Naira (a) ₦ 20 (b)
32. Define nation. ________________________________________
________________________________________________________ ₦ 50 ( c ) ₦ 100 ( d ) ₦ 30 ( e ) ₦ 200
________________________________________________________ 10. The currency of Ghana is (a) Naira / Kobo (b) Cedis / Pesewas (c)
33. What is ethnicity? _____________________________________ Rand/ Cents (d) Dollar/ Cents (e) Pound/ Pence
________________________________________________________ 11. Convert 5minutes to seconds (a) 600sec (b) 300sec (c) 50sec (d)
________________________________________________________ 180sec (e) 120sec
34. What is constituted authority? ____________________________ 12. How many hours make up a full day (a) 12hrs (b) 48hrs (b) 24hrs
________________________________________________________ (d) 60hrs (e) 6hrs
________________________________________________________ 13. The periodic measurement of the interval between two
35. List 2 duties of citizens to constituted authority. measurements in the course of nature is referred to as ____ (a)
I. __________________________ II. second (b) moment (c) time (d) interval (e) measurement
___________________________ 14. Write 3:20pm as a time in the 24hrs clock (a) 12:20pm (b)
36. Mention 4 attributes of cooperation: 15:20pm (c) 22:15pm (d) 20:03pm (e) 11:00pm
I. ________________________ II. ________________________ 15. A meeting began by 10:30am and ended at 4:30pm. How long did
III. ________________________ IV. ________________________ the meeting last? (a) 5hrs (b) 6hrs (c)4hrs (d)10hrs (e) 3hrs
16. Find the area of a rectangle whose length is 9cm and breadth is
37. Define international conflicts. ________________________ 5cm (a) 5 cm2 ( b ) 50 cm2 ( c ) 45 cm2 ( d ) 1 0 cm2 ( e ) 40 cm2
________________________________________________________ 17.
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38. List 2 areas in which gender discrimination occurs: X 5cm what is the value of x
I.
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___ 3cm
II. (a) 2cm (b) 4cm (c) 7cm (d) 8cm (e)16cm
________________________________________________________ 18. The longest side of a triangle is known as (a) adjacent (b)
__ diagonal (c) hypotenuse (d) opposite (e)right angle
19. Find the perimeter of a triangle with sides 5cm, 7cm and 9cm (a)
39. Mention 2 telecommunication systems in Nigeria: 12cm (b) 14cm (c) 16cm (d) 21cm (e) 23cm
I. ______________________________ II. 20. A fraction whose denominator is always 100 is called (a) ratio (b)
__________________________ percentage (c) proportion (d) decimal (e) none
40. Define Labour force 21. Solve + 11 = 30
______________________________________ 22. If the area of a square is 36 cm 2 , find the perimeter of the square
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(a) 36cm (b) 24cm (c) 12cm (d) 6cm (e) 4cm
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________________________________________________________ 23. If n2 – 2 = 623, find the value of n (a) 20 (b) 15 (c) 5 (d) 25 (e)
625
HANDS TO HOLD ACADEMY 24. Find the H.C.F of 75 and 100 (a) 15 (b) 25 (c) 20 (d) 10 (e)5
YEAR: 202__/2__ TERM: SECOND CLASS: BASIC 5 & 6 25. How many months having 31 days lie between the fourth and
DURATION: 2 HOURS eleventh months of the year? (a) 6 (b) 7 (c) 5 (d) 4 (e) 2
NAME: _________________________________________
Instruction: Answer all
SUBJECT: MATHEMATICS
 SECTION B: SUBJECTIVE _______________________________________________
26. The amount of space that a shape or an object occupies is referred _______________________________________________
to as _______________________
27. Write 6784g in kilogram (kg)
_______________________________________________
28. If 15 packets of sweets weigh 1800g, what is the weight of 1 _______________________________________________
packet of sweet? ________
29. Find the value of¿ ¿2
30. The powers to which specific numbers are raised is defined as
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SECTION C: THEORY (Answer any five)

1. A horse rider rides for 3 hours and covers a distance of 36 km.
What is his average speed?
2. An aeroplane flying at an average speed of 580km, spent 5 hours
in the air. How many kilometers had been covered?
3. If you brush your teeth for 2 minutes in the morning and 2
minutes in the evening, How much time will you spend brushing
teeth in one year? Give the time in hours and minute
4. Add the weights, Give your answers in kilograms
I. 24kg, 35kg, 52kg =
II. 12t, 8400 kg, 39 t, 4900kg =

5. Convert 11 L to millilitres =
6. How many 4 L gallons are needed to fill a tank holding 112 L?
7. Calculate the volume of a sphere with radius 7cm.
8. The radius of the base of a cylinder is 6cm and the height of the
cylinder is 20cm. Calculate the:
I. area of the base of the cylinder.
II. volume of the cylinder.
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