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WAEC SSCE - English Language - 1989 (Objective)

Question 1 Report

In Nigeria, the idea of taking a vacation cannot be said to have -72-. This is not -73- that Nigerians are not -74- of travelling. The people travel so -75- that the frequency of the travelling could provide useful -76- for a -77- census. The -78- of the year -79- matters -80- Nigerians are -81-student, it will be -82- that they move across the -83- of the country at an -84- high rate. such movements reach a -85- with the -86- of festivals. All such times, Nigerians troop out despite the -87- charges imposed by the transport owners.
When you desire to erect a building, you must -88- a plan that is -89- both from the point of view of -90- and that of -91-. The -92- must be -93- cleared. Having decided -94- the building materials to be -95- the foundation is then -96-. The builder then -97- to erect the building. He -98- that the bricks are of the -99- recommended by -100- builders.


In question numbered 92 above, choose the best option from letters A - E that best completes the gap
Answer Details
In the context of the passage, the question is asking what needs to be cleared before starting the construction of a building. The word "cleared" suggests that something needs to be removed or prepared before the building can be erected. The best option from the letters A - E that completes the gap is "site" (option C). This is because before starting the construction of a building, the site where the building is to be erected needs to be cleared. This involves removing any obstacles, debris, or vegetation from the area to create a level surface for the foundation of the building. The other options do not fit the context of the sentence. "Floor" (option A) refers to the inside surface of a room or building and does not relate to the preparation of the site. "Ground" (option B) is too general and does not specifically refer to the site of the building. "Bush" (option D) refers to an area with dense vegetation, which is the opposite of what needs to be done before building a structure. "Cite" (option E) means to quote or refer to something, which does not relate to the preparation of the building site.