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JAMB Commences Reprinting of Exam Slip For 2021 UTME

The authorities of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB has activated its portal for the reprint of exam slip (See how to check your exam date and venue)

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June 14, 2021

Olumide Komolafe

The authorities of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB has enabled its portal for the reprinting of examination slip for the 2021 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examinations (UTME).

Hence, all UTME candidates can now follow the procedures enlisted in this article to check their examination venue and date, as well as print out their examination slips.

Before you proceed, you may want to see this Quiz: Likely Questions from JAMB 2021 Novel: The Life Changer.

How to Reprint Your JAMB Exam Slip

To reprint your JAMB exam slip, you have to visit the JAMB eFacility portal » https://portal.jamb.gov.ng/ExamSlipPrinting/PrintExaminationSlip
Thereafter, enter your JAMB registration number, e-mail or phone number in the box provided
Then click “Print Examination Slip”
Voila!!! A pop-up will display your details with JAMB examination venue and date.

While we wish everyone the best of luck in their examination, we have also prepared a series of materials to help them prepare for the examination and come out in flying colours.

In the same vein, you may want to attempt this quiz on THE LIFE CHANGER to see how far you have prepared for the examination.

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50 Questions in 30 Minutes

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General Knowlegde Quiz

Once you click the START button, you will be presented with 50 General Knowledge questions from UNILORIN Post UTME Online Screening. You are to attempt every question within 30 minutes. Note that questions are randomly generated each time you attempt the quiz so feel free to retake the quiz as many times as possible to get new questions.

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1. IN WHICH COUNTRY IS MISSISSIPPI RIVER

a) CANADA.

b) BRAZIL

c) ARGENTINA

d) USA

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2. ----------------is a part of dentition used for cutting, biting and tearing.

a) Premolars

b) Canines

c) Molars

d) Incisors

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3. Which of the following does not belong?

a) bibliography

b) encyclopaedia

c) contraband

d) catalogue

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4. In which of the following African countries will you find a confluence of two oceans?

a) Somalia

b) South Africa

c) Senegal

d) Nigeria

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5. The capital of Kastina State is ---- -------?

a) Ilorin

b) Dutse

c) Kastina

d) Gusau

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6. Perspiration is to animals while ------------------ is to plants.

a) Excretion

b) Evaporation

c) Transportation

d) Transpiration

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7. The device for stepping up or down electricity voltage on
the transmission line is called......................

a) Step-down

b) Transmissionstation

c) Transformer

d) Electricity meter

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8. Which of these diseases is Insect borne?

a) Whooping cough

b) Sleeping sickness

c) Chicken pox

d) Measles

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9. Thefollowing are domestic birds except

a) Turkey

b) Vulture

c) Pigeon

d) Duck

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10. A graduating class has 420 candidates. If 5% of them are in
honours roll and the requirement for being in the honours roll is to score a minimum of 75%, how many candidates made the honour roll?

a) 321

b) 21

c) 40

d) 30

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11. Living on fish alone makes one……………….?

a) carnivorous

b) piscivorous

c) graminivorous

d) omnivorous

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12. President Barrack Obama is the.................. president of the United States of America and the first African American president of the U.S.

a) 40th

b) 44th

c) 35th

d) 39th

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13. A place where government records are kept for reference purposes is known as…………………?

a) archive

b) government house

c) museum

d) library

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14. The liquid part of the blood is called-----------------------?

a) Plasma

b) Platelets

c) Red blood cells

d) White blood cells

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15. Kwame Nkrumah Museum is located in..................................

a) Mauritania

b) Tanzania

c) Ghana

d) Kenya

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16. Sir Richard’s constitution was introduced in Nigeria in what year?

a) 1864

b) 1950

c) 1946

d) 1964

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17. Digestion of food starts from the mouth with enzyme ---------------in the saliva.

a) Amylase

b) Zymase

c) Resin

d) ptyalin

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18. Animals that feed on both plant and flesh are called -------------?

a) Carnivores

b) Perovores

c) Herbivores

d) Omnivores

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19. The title of the traditional ruler of Benin is called...............................

a) Igwe

b) Obi

c) Obong

d) Oba

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20. THE FIRST COLOUR OF THE RAINBOW IS…………

a) RED

b) INDIGO

c) VIOLET

d) GREEN

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21. On Nigeria’s Coat of Arms, the black shield stands for…………?

a) Honour

b) Strength

c) Dignity

d) Fertile soil

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22. The Headquarters of NYSC is at________?

a) Kano

b) Lagos

c) Aba

d) Abuja

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23. Substances that remove dirt by absorbing the grease that fixes the dirt are known as…………..?

a) Grease absorbers

b) Cleaning agents

c) Dirt absorbers

d) Dirt removers

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24. An institution for the reformation of young offenders is known as………………?

a) prison

b) orphanage

c) reformatory

d) hostel

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25. THE DEGREE OF HOTNESS AND COLDNESS OF A PLACE IS CALLED

a) TEMPERATURE

b) HUMIDITY

c) WEATHER

d) RAINFALL

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26. The rotation of the earth on its axis is used in the measurement of……………?

a) Time

b) Temperature

c) Pressure

d) Weather

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27. Starch could be found in all of these except ----------------------?

a) Rice

b) Palm oil

c) Yam

d) Wheat

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28. Which one is odd among the followings?

a) All Peoples Party

b) African National Congress

c) National Republican Convention

d) Social Democratic Party

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29. Which of the following is not a class of food?

a) Vitamins

b) Carbohydrates

c) Vegetables

d) Water

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30. A stew of meat, especially mutton and vegetables is called…………..?

a) goulash

b) haricot

c) simmers

d) cutlet

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31. The digestive tract is also referred to as………….. Canal?

a) Abdominal

b) Lymphatic

c) Intestinal

d) Alimentary

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32. The Central Bank of Nigeria was established in………….?

a) 1959

b) 1950

c) 1920

d) 1908

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33. A person who flies an aircraft is called..........................

a) An aeronautics engineer

b) A pilot

c) A craftologist

d) A captain

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34. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT AN EXCRETORY PRODUCT?

a) UREA

b) URINE

c) FAECES

d) SWEAT

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35. The history of the life of a person written by himself is called……………………?

a) autograph

b) autobiography

c) biography

d) comedy

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36. The First Prime Minister of Nigeria was……………?

a) Alhaji Tafawa Balewa

b) Alhaji Nuhu Bamali

c) Sir Akanu Ibaim

d) Dr Nnamdi Azikwe

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37. The earth is mainly covered with……………?

a) Water

b) Equal amount of land and water

c) Mountains

d) Land

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38. Which of these is not a method of preventing iron from rusting?

a) Painting

b) Lubrication

c) Melting

d) Galvanization

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39. Which one of the following key techniques is necessary for all the others to be effective?

a) Communication

b) Technical knowhow

c) Teamwork

d) Leadership

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40. The first Nigerian who was the head of state when Nigeria first won the African Cup of Nations is…………………..?

a) Muritala Muhammed

b) Shehu Shagari

c) Ibrahim Babangida

d) Muhammadu Buhari

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41. Which of the following is not a disease of the blood?

a) Anaemia

b) Leukaemia

c) Haemophilia

d) Sickle cell

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42. We eat Carbohydrate food to give us..........................

a) Good sight

b) Strong bones

c) Good teeth

d) Energy

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43. Under whose regime were Delta and Adamawa States created?

a) Gen Ibrahim Babangida

b) Gen Muritala Muhammed

c) Gen Sanni Abach

d) Gen yakubu Gowon

44 / 50

44. The Nigeria Civil War started on -------?

a) 16th July 1967

b) 1st April 1976

c) 6th July 1967

d) 3rd October, 1970

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45. Green is a…………….colour?

a) Primary

b) Tertiary

c) Secondary

d) Complimentary

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46. THE SCIENTIFIC WAY OF REFERRING TO THE ACTIVITY OF THE EAR IS…………

a) AUDIO VISUA

b) AUDIO

c) CHEMORECEPTOR

d) VISUAL

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47. The body charged with the responsibility of regulating and
protecting consumers against illicit foods and drugs in Nigeria

a) National Agency for Food, Drug Administration and Control

b) National Drug Law Enforcement agency

c) Standard Organization of Nigeria

d) Consumer protection council

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48. The non-resident head of a University is the----------------------?

a) Provost

b) Registrar

c) Vice-chancellor

d) Chancellor

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49. Which of these is used for making fabrics?

a) Oil

b) Coal

c) Cotton

d) Timber

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50. The last military head of state in Nigeria was……

a) Muritala Muhammed

b) Abubakar Abdulsalam

c) Sanni Abacha

d) Ibrahim Babangida

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