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

1. Debate and lectures are examples of

2. The ultimate goal of reading is

3. One reason for reading scientific texts is to

4. Tables and figures are

5. Productive language skills are

6. Interpretation involves deriving

7. Reading between the lines refers to

8. The commonest type of listening is

9. Scientific writings are not expected to be precise but should have ambiguities.

10. Attentive listening can convert spoken words into

11. Reading is a

12. The language of instruction for GST 101 is

13. A person who reads with ease is an

14. Long stories are usually written in

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

16. Listening is done for general and

17. The abbreviation “viz” means

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

19. All BUT one affect comprehension __________.

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

21. “She did not ___ all she needed”

22. Looking at merits and demerits of what is heard involves __________.

23. Manuals are examples of

24. To comprehend information accurately, a student must master

25. The two levels of comprehension are

26. “Mr. Driver, please ___”

27. Critical analysis looks at

28. One listening enabling skill is

29. Listening that focuses on judgment is

30. The first step in note taking is to

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

32. The fastest reading speed

33. The number of words recognized at a glance is

34. A deaf person can listen through

35. For active listening, you need functioning ears and

36. Listening comprehension involves interpretation and

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

38. Relationship in listening means

39. Reading for pleasure is usually

40. Listening that focuses on overall meaning aims at

41. Notes are taken from

42. Interpretation involves deduction, observation and

43. Lexical familiarization deals with

44. Reading materials vary according to

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

46. Distinguishing facts from opinions is the hardest part of

47. General review of a text is

48. The most intense part of a story is the

49. The reading speed ideal for serious academic work is

50. Vocabulary improves through intensive and

51. Reading for information and pleasure are reading

52. Reading for exams is called

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

54. Skimming and scanning depend on the reader’s

55. A narrative that is not true to life is

56. Aural means of getting meaning is

57. Effective listening requires

58. Meaning derived from surrounding words is

59. Active listening requires anticipation and __________.

60. The fastest reading speed

61. Reading increases word power and makes you

62. Note making is an activity done during

63. The fastest reading speed

64. High mental ability in reading is

65. During lectures, identifying the main idea requires

66. Informational listening includes instructions, directions and

67. The argument ended in RECRIMINATION

68. Reading for classwork is

69. During an annual lecture, you should

70. “It’s high time we ___”

71. A narrative usually follows a

72. Jotting notes from textbooks during study is called __________.

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

74. “After the bomb ___, people ran”

75. Drawings and sketches are

76. Skimming helps the reader to

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

78. Effective reading helps one to

79. The language of __________ is diverse and specific.

80. Texts that explain ideas are called

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

82. The slowest reading speed is

83. “Captain Adamu was ___ from suspension”

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

85. A sad story is called

86. Listening is useless without

87. Meaning of benevolent is __________.

88. Critical evaluation involves making

89. Directions provide information about location, time and

90. Reading between the lines involves

91. The abbreviation “abr” means

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

93. Listening skill that enables mastery of what the speaker says is __________.

94. All narratives begin with the

95. GST 101 primarily teaches

96. Hijackers forced their way into the

97. The storyline of a narrative is the

98. Reading that improves reading ability is

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

100. Word attack means