GST 101 CBT Practice Questions for FUOYE Students(Now Active)

📘 GST 101 PRACTICE TEST – IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS

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📝 Test Details

Total Questions: 100

Time Allowed: 30 minutes

This gives you very few seconds per question, so manage your time wisely.

✅ If you can score at least 60%, you can be rest assured that you’ll ace GST 101 in the real exam.

PS:

In the actual GST exam, you’ll likely be asked between 40 – 60 questions.

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  • Do not rush into answering questions.
  • Don’t waste too much time on questions you don’t know — skip and move on.
  • Start with questions that don’t involve calculations to save time.
  • Always crosscheck your answers.
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  • Don’t be scared — getting an A is very achievable.
  • Don’t be overconfident either — calm your blood, no be only you sabi book 😌.
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70 – 100 → A

60 – 69 → B

50 – 59 → C

45 – 49 → D

40 – 44 → E

0 – 39 → F

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FUOYE GST 101

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1. You can ______ a difficult word by breaking it into prefix, root and suffix

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2. A narrative usually follows a

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3. __________ means screening a given passage rapidly to locate important information.

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4. The commonest type of listening is

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5. The language of __________ is diverse and specific.

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6. Listening operates at different levels known as

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7. Reading that improves reading ability is

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8. __________ is the fastest reading speed and is used when a high level of comprehension is not required.

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9. During lectures, identifying the main idea requires

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10. High mental ability in reading is

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11. The experiences portrayed in narrative texts often help us understand the __________ of the novel.

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12. __________ includes figures, formulae and tables in a comprehension passage.

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13. A narrative that is not true to life is

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14. Informational listening includes instructions, directions and

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15. Vocabulary improves through intensive and

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16. “After the bomb ___, people ran”

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17. Reading at an average speed suggests __________.

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18. Critical analysis looks at

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19. Which of the following may NOT be true of scientific texts?

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20. One reason for reading scientific texts is to

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21. A deaf person can listen through

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22. Long stories are usually written in

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23. Thinking along with a speaker is known as

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24. Skimming and scanning depend on the reader’s

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25. For active listening, you need functioning ears and

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26. The most intense part of a story is the

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27. The fastest reading speed

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28. The abbreviation “viz” means

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29. Relating what was said before with what is being said now is called __________.

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30. The reading level that requires high concentration is the __________ speed level.

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31. Reading a text and going back to read it again is called __________.

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32. Reading increases word power and makes you

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33. Scanning helps the reader to

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34. Effective reading helps one to

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35. Listening comprehension involves interpretation and the __________ of the listener.

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36. Interpretation involves deriving

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37. Meaning derived from surrounding words is

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38. All narratives begin with the

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39. A sad story is called

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40. Interpretation involves deduction, observation and

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41. Some speeches are to be comprehended superficially because

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42. Drawings and sketches are

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43. Word attack means

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44. The fastest reading speed

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45. The reading speed ideal for serious academic work is

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46. “Mr. Driver, please ___”

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47. A person who reads with ease is an

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48. Reading 200–300 words per minute is ideal in a __________ type of reading.

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49. The number of words recognized at a glance is

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50. Reading materials vary according to

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51. For a poor reader to achieve a comprehensive rate of 80–90%, the study speed may be as low as _______.

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52. We listen for specific purposes to meet

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53. Lexical familiarization deals with

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54. Listening is done for general and

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55. Listening that focuses on overall meaning aims at

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56. Texts combining verbal and non-verbal forms are

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57. The ultimate goal of reading is

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58. Texts that explain ideas are called

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59. To increase your word power in English is to be __________ in the language.

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60. You need good knowledge of __________ to understand course materials.

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61. Writing is a

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62. Reading for information and pleasure are reading

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63. The pastor is quite CHARISMATIC.

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64. Debate and lectures are examples of

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65. Too much familiarity breeds

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66. Tourists come to Nigeria for

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67. GST 101 primarily teaches

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68. All BUT one affect comprehension __________.

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69. Tables and figures are

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70. Listening is useless without

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71. Reading between the lines involves

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72. Reading for exams is called

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73. Reading for pleasure is usually

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74. Your comprehension rate should be about 80–90% in a __________.

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75. When reading a book in the library, you should __________.

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76. In listening, the ability to connect earlier ideas with new ones is called

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77. Distinguishing facts from opinions is the hardest part of

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78. The slowest reading speed is

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79. Directions provide information about location, time and

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80. The reading method used to locate specific information quickly is

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81. A receptive skill in communication is

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82. Listening comprehension involves interpretation and

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83. Hijackers forced their way into the

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84. The storyline of a narrative is the

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85. The reading method used to locate specific information quickly is

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86. Skimming helps the reader to

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87. “Akin isn’t leaving, ___?”

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88. The abbreviation “abr” means

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89. “Captain Adamu was ___ from suspension”

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90. Reading between the lines refers to

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91. Information that can be retrieved is called

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92. “She did not ___ all she needed”

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93. The two levels of comprehension are

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94. The first step in note taking is to

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95. General review of a text is

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96. Relationship in listening means

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97. __________ does not form the major part of a narrative text.

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98. Aural means of getting meaning is

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99. Your __________ will vary according to the purpose of reading.

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100. “In her wedding gown, Bunmi looks ___”

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Ikotun Toluwalase
Ikotun Toluwalase
3 years ago

Splendid

Adebayo Mary
Adebayo Mary
3 years ago

Improved

James
James
2 years ago

Wow love this, students need it to improve in daily studding.

Fantasy butterfly
Fantasy butterfly
2 years ago

I really found it very interesting working on this, great job.

It really was amazing.

Christopher
Christopher
2 years ago

Wonderful and better way to prepare for the exam

Salimon
Salimon
1 year ago

Great works

Lizbeth
Lizbeth
1 year ago

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Ore
Ore
1 year ago

Good

Last edited 1 year ago by Ore
_ca_talyst
_ca_talyst
1 year ago

I got 36% did I pass??

Temzzy_Øzzy
Temzzy_Øzzy
1 year ago

I love it and is a good way for us too prepare for the Exam

Faith
Faith
1 year ago

I got 50%
Average score 54%

Phadecoh
Phadecoh
1 year ago

Saiko

Yooooitsemma
3 months ago

The questions were really helpful, it made to know if I really understood all I’ve been reading.

Thanks

Samuel
2 months ago

I was meant to get 80+ but there were some answers after ticking were not marked ticked when checking my corrections.
But nice website your team really tried I appreciate that

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