SECTION B - Aptitude Test From the words or group of words lettered A to E choose the one which is nearest in meaning to the word underlined in each of the following sentences 16. Your daddy needs a lucrative job to pay your school fees and care for your mummy. A. major B. minor C. profitable D. superior E. extravagant 17. The materials you brought for the programme were obsolete. A. beautiful B. ugly C. archaic D. extraordinary E. plenteous 18. My attempt to change the line of discussion was abortive. A. unsuccessful B. entertaining C. exceptional D. amusing E. equivocal 19. My friend and I were compelled to sleep in the petrol station. A. allowed B. forced C. encouraged D. ushered E. announced 20. You are too careless with the school uniforms A. unconcerned B. uncelebrated C. prefatory D. exempted E. fashionable From the words or group of words lettered A to E, choose the one which is opposite in meaning to the word underlined in each of the following sentences. 21. The clothing material used by my tailor is superior to yours. A. superb B. interior C. senior D. inferior E. exterior 22. Mr Kumangari is a/an famous person in our community. A. popular B. noisemaker C. talkative D. quiet E. unpopular 23. My grandmother is an experienced lawyer in Nigeria A. clever B. humorous C. amateur D. good E. funny 25. The secretary is arrogant and unprofessional in the discharge of his duty. A. authoritative. B. humble C. playful D. tough E. eloquent 25. My best friend is the fastest student in our school. A. slowest B. commonest C. laziest D. slimmest E. nervous From the options lettered A to E, choose the best interpretation for Question 26 to 28. 26. 27. 28.