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MOCK EXAMINATION

Examination malpractices may lead to a repeat of the subject or

suspensions don’t be involved.

SUBJECT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE PAPER 1

CLASS: S.S 3

TIME: 1 ½ HRS

SECTION A: ESSAY

ESSAY PAPER 1

Answer one question from this session. You are advised to spend 50
minutes

The state of facilities and equipment in your school has gone very bad
and it has adversely affected learning .As senior prefect ,write a letter to
the chairman of the Old Student Association of your school explaining
the condition of things to him and how it has affected academics and co-
corricular activities .Also ,request that the old student come to your
assistance.

2.Write a letter to the commissioner of education intimating him of the

havoc done by unsupervised sports activities and how the situation can
be rectified

3.Write an article suitable for publication on ways of getting youths

interested in facing their studies in school so that they can achieved
academic excellence.

4.You are a speaker in a debate on the topic ;The adults are to blame for
the indecent behaviour of the youths. Write your contribution for or
against the proposition.

5.Write a story that ends with ,So you see it does not pay to be
dishonest.

SUMMARY

Answer All the questions in this section. You are advised to spend about
50 minutes on this section.

Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions on it.

A recent noticeable trend in the education sector is the high

rate of failure by candidates in public examinations. Why do students
fail? This is a question that has been a source of worry, anxiety and
concern to all stakeholders in the education of the young ones ¬¬–
government, teachers, educationists, parents and so on.

The factors responsible for the failure of candidates in

examinations are many and varied.

Let us consider the students themselves. Many of the students

do not really take their students seriously. Instead of facing their studies,
they prefer watching videos, playing games and lazing about. They
engage themselves in many activities which are detrimental to their
progress. They thus fail to prepare for their examinations. You
remember the saying? – ‘To fail to prepare is to prepare to fail’- or what
miracle does one expect to happen when an unserious student sits for
an examination?

Teachers have a lion’s share of the blame. Majority of the

teachers are no longer devoted or dedicated or committed to their jobs.
Some of them skip lessons. Some of them have some other private
businesses which they pay greater attention to. Many of them are not
even bothered whether or not their students do well and yet they spend
more time agitating for more pay. The devotion, the dedication and the
commitment associated with teaching in the days of old are almost
gone.

The quality of many teachers nowadays is nothing to write

home about. Many of them have a haphazard or smattering knowledge
of the subject matter or topic they teach. In some cases it is just like the
blind leading the blind. Unfortunately, many of them are too lazy to read
about the subject matter they teach. The result is that little or no
learning takes place after the teacher has taught.

Parents too are to blame. Many parents fail to cater for the
needs of their children. Many of them do not provide textbooks and
other educational materials for their wards. Their priority is not the
education of their children. Whilst many of them can, and do spend
colossal amounts of money on frivolities e.g burying their dead relations
or ‘turning the side’ of their long forgotten dead parents, they fail to
provide essential educational materials for their wards. One wonders
how a child can perform well without good textbooks and instructional
materials.

The society itself contributes much to the failure of students in

examinations through its wrapped value system. The society places
much emphasis on money and what money can buy. Anyone who
acquires wealth through whatever means- fair means, foul means, any
means at all – is made an object of worship. Since the child has observed
that money is regarded as the all in all, he doesn’t see the need to
receive education. His main concern is how to acquire money. His mind
is far away from the classroom environment. The societal value system
thus serves as a disincentive to education.

Another contributory factor is the loss of the reading culture. In

the olden days, every student had to read at least a novel a term. The
result was that spoke and wrote good English. In addition, students read
their textbooks and relevant books from cover to cover. Nowadays, even
the recommended texts are not read. Similarly, many teachers
themselves hardly read anything extra apart from the textbooks which
the use in preparing their notes of lessons.
 If the situation is to change therefore, everybody must be
involved in a new reorientation.

In six sentences, one for each, state the factors responsible for the high
rate of failure of students in public examinations according to the writer.

SECTION B: COMPREHENSION

Answer all the questions in this section. You are advised to spend about
50 minutes on this section.

Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions on it.

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He bid me observe it, and I should always find that the

calamities of life were shared among the upper and lower parts of
mankind, but that the middle station had the fewer disasters, and was
not exposed to so many vicissitudes as the higher or lower parts of
mankind. No, they were not subjected to so many distempters and
uneasinesses either of body or mind. This is unlike those who, by vicious
living, luxury and extravagances on one hand, or by hard labor, want of
necessaries, and mean or insufficient diet on the other hand, bring
distempers upon themselves by the natural consequences of their way
of living. It is said that the middle station of life was calculated for all
kinds of virtues and all kinds of enjoyment, that peace and plenty were
the handmaids of a middle fortune. It is also believed that temperance,
moderation, quietness and health were blessings attending the middle
station of life. In this way men went silently and smoothly through the
world, and comfortably out of it, not sold to the life of slavery for daily
bread, or harassed with perplexed circumstances, which rob the soul of
peace, and the body of rest; not enraged with the passion of envy, or
secret burning lust of ambition for great things; but in easy
circumstances sliding gently through the world, and sensibly tasting the
sweets of living.

After this, he pressed me earnestly, and in most affectionate

manner, not to play the young man, not to precipitate myself into
miseries which Nature and the station of life I was born in seemed to
have provided against. He also told me I was under no necessity of
seeking my bread. He assured me that he would do well for me; and that
if I was not very easy and happy in the world it must be my mere fate of
fault that must hinder it. He further told me that he should have nothing
to answer for; having thus discharged his duty in warning me against
measures which he knew would be to my hurt.

QUESTIONS

(A) Into how many classes, according to the writer, is society divided
and how do you identify each class?

(B) What are the characteristics of the lower class which the writer
mentions first?

(C) What are the natural consequences of the way of living of the
upper class?

(D) Into what type of life has the person being addressed in passage
been born and what type of life is the writer recommending to him?

(E) Why did the writer say that he would have nothing to answer
for?

(F) ‘… peace and plenty were the handmaids of a middle

fortune.’

What figure of speech is used in the above expression?

(G) ‘… that the calamities of life were shared among the upper and
lower parts of mankind …’

(i) What grammatical name is given to the above expression as

used in the passage?
(ii) What is its function?

(H) For each of the following words, find another word or phrase
which means the same and can replace it as it is used in the passage.

(i) calamities

(ii) necessaries

(iii) consequences

(iv) calculated

(v) affectionate

(vi) discharged

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SUBJECT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE PAPER

2 CLASS: S.S 3

TIME: 1HR

OBJECTIVE TEST: Answer all questions

SECTION 1

In each of the following sentences there is one word or group of words

underlined and one gap. From the list of words or group of words
lettered A to D, choose the one that is most nearly opposite in meaning
to the underlined word or group of words and that will, at the same
time, correctly fill the gap in the sentence.
A. The ignorant miner found a priceless diamond but thought that
it was an ___________ material. A. Worthless B. Valuable C. Durable
D. Costly

1. Some people delight in provoking aggrieved persons instead of

____________ them.

A. Discouraging B. Praising C. Pacifying D. Encouraging

2. One of the amazing things of nature is that while in some areas

there is a surplus of commodities in other areas there is ______

A. Scarcity B. Plenty C. Much D. None

3. Whilst Mero’s husband is extravagant she is quite ______________

A. Miserly B. Frugal C. Wasteful D. Considerate

4. The students expected that the committee would recommend

severe punishment for the offenders but insteadS it recommend a
_____________ one.

A. Strict B. Great C. Painful D. Mild

5. Pride is a quality that we should avoid but ____________ is one

that should be imbided.

A. Humility B. Arrogance C. Pomposity D. Gentleness

6. A good leader must not always be rigid he should be ____________

so as to take into account human frailty. A. soft B. twisted C.
flexible D. Gentile

7. They will need to __________ all those dilapidated houses first if

they are going to erect a new five star hotel there. A.Burn B. buy
C. remove D. demolish

8. The girl frequently has severe headaches, though she

____________ complains.
A. Often B. Seldom C. Recently D. Gently

9. It is often said that attack is the best means of ____________.

A. Defence B.Fighting C. War D. Diplomacy

SECTION 2

From the words or group of words lettered A to D, choose the word or

group of words that best completes each of the following sentences.

10. After their meeting the two presidents issued a ______________.

A. Communique B. Memorandum C. Report D. Statement

11. The preliminary ______________ conducted by the police into the

incident revealed that the death of the victim was result of provocation.

A. Interrogation B. Examination C. Report D.

Investigation

12. The unfavorable economic climate has forced many people to

___________ to seek for green pastures. A. Fly B. immigrate C.
Emigrate D. travel

13. The package is ____________ please handle it with care.

A. Weak B. Fragile C. Infirm D. Frail

14. Many people are now going against ___________ punishment for
criminal offences.

A. Mortal B. Fatal C. Capital D. Corporal

15. I trust my father, he will never ____________ act of indiscipline.

A. Condone B. Condemn C. Repudiate D. Discourage

16. The members of staff pledge their ____________ loyalty to the new
principal.
A. United B. Divided C. Unalloyed D. Enormous

17. There was an interruption of the court ___________ because of

power outage.

A. Procession B. Debates C. Deliberation D. Proceedings

18. The minister was sacked for gross ____________ of duty.

A. Performance B. Dereliction C. Laziness D.

Dishonesty

19. The kidnappers demanded a ___________ of two million naira

before they could release the child of the influential government official.

A. Ransom B. Token C. Settlement D. Deposit

SECTION 3

After each of the following sentences, a list of possible interpretations is

given. Choose the interpretation that you consider most appropriate for
each sentence.

20. Those who are born with silver spoons in their mouths do not
run into any financial problems. This means that those

A. Who have silver spoons in their mouths at birth do not run into
financial problems

B. Who brought silver spoon from heaven do not run into financial
problems

C. Who are born into affluence do not run into financial problems

D. Who are born with a set of silver teeth in their mouths do not
run into financial problems.

21. The man gave his son a free hand to run his business. This
means the man
A. Assisted the boy freely.

B. Made his son the sole owner of the business

C. Allowed his son to make his own decision

D. Untied his son’s hand to run the business.

22. Just as she was at the brink of taking the crucial decision she
developed cold feet. This means that

A. She lost interest B.Her feet suddenly became cold C. She

caught cold from the feet

D. She became afraid.

A. The Professor of Medicine had made his mark before he died.

This means that the Professor had A. Scored high mark B. Become
quite rich C. Stressed his points

D. Distinguished himself.

23. The General Manager of the company started on the wrong foot
by listening to sycophants. This means the General Manager

A. Started with a painful foot B. Made an initial mistake C. Started

well at the beginning

D. Was not fit for the post.

24. She’d been wanting to see him for ages. This means that she
had been wanting to see him

A. For almost an era B. Because of their ages C.In order to find

out how old he was

D. For a long time.

25. They decided to call it a day. This means they decided that
A. They had done enough work for the time being B.It was a
special day C. The best name for it was ‘day’ D. It was evening

26. The garrulous lady can talk the hind leg off a donkey. This
means that she

A. Knows how to talk to donkey B. Talks complete nonsense

C.Talks too much D. Can persuade anyone to believe anything.

27. The lady supported her husband through thick and thin. This
means that the lady supported her husband

A. When he was well and when he was ill B. In both good and bad
circumstances C. Whether he was behaving badly or well D. When he
was fat and when he lost weight

28. The tragedy that befell her put paid to all her plans. This means
that the tragedy that befell her

A. Forced her to pay some money B. Provided a receipt for her

plans C. Made possible the achievement of her plans D. Prevented her
from carrying out her plans.

SECTION 4

From the group of words lettered A to D below each of the following

sentences, choose the word that is nearest in meaning to the underlined
word or group of words as it is used in the sentence.

29. Politicians should not make damaging remarks about their

opponents.

A. Sensitive B. Mild C. Harsh D. Scathing

30. The teacher refused to comment on the principal’s

uncomplimentary speech.

A. Declined B.Rejected C.Inclined D. Descended

31. In the present situation the President is powerless.

A. Incompetent B.Impotent C. Incapable D. Inefficacious

32. There was an abundance of food on the table during the

birthday ceremony.

A. A basket B.A shortage C. A great deal D.A heap

33. The crowd, being intimidated by the soldiers, stood silent and
afraid.

A. Questioned B.Frightened C. Attacked D.Informed

34. For all men, death is inevitable. A. Unavoidable B. irresistible

C. compulsory D. inexplorable

35. It has never been my lot to have a garden. A. fate B.

ambition C. objective D. luck

36. I don’t think that anything he does will affect the result.

A. Effect B. Improve C. Influence D. Reverse

37. I don’t engage in shady businesses. A. unknown B. shadowy

C. unrevealed D. dishonest

38. Some politicians engage in clandestine meetings. A. secret B.

unknown C. important D. sudden

SECTION 5

From the words or group of words lettered A to D, choose the word or

group of words that best completes each of the following sentences.

39. A loyal citizen ought not to abstain _______ voting. A. In B.

against C. from D. by

40. She set _________ preparing lunch when I came. A. On B. at C.

about D. for

41. The ____________ engineer designed a new machine.

A. Brilliant Nigerian young B.Nigerian brilliant young C.Young
Nigerian brilliant D. Brilliant young Nigerian

42. ______________ were asked to represent the school at the quiz

competition.

A. I and Ngosi B. Ngosi and me C. Ngosi and I D. Myself and

Ngosi

43. I am not going to the stadium with you as I ___________ that team
play before.

A. Am seeing B. Have seen C. Had seen D. Was seeing

44. I won’t be able to come to the party as the day’s work has tired
me _________________.

A. Through B.Down C. Out D. on

45. It’s been rough so far, ______________? A. Hasn’t it B. Hadn’t it

C. Isn’t it D. wasn’t it

46. The suspect ______________ when I entered the office.

A. Has been questioned B. Have been questioned C. Was being

questioned D.Is being questioned

47. Ada had only ______________ time to spend with her family before
the plane took off.

A. A little B. Some C. Little D. small

B. Small

48. The calculations looked ________________ simple that he thought

would not get any of them wrong. A. very B. quite C. so D. much

49. The story she was reading made her ________________.

A. Laughed B.To laugh C. Laugh D. Laughing

50. _____________ people turned out for the rally because of the poor
publicity.

A. Few B. Quite a few C. Only fewer D.A few

51. The two brothers fell out and refused to live ____________ the
same roof.

A. Inside B. Beneath C. In D. under

52. The teacher asked, ‘_____________ will have the courage to try and
lift that heavy log?’

A. Whom B. Which C. Who D. Whomever

53. My friend and I quarreled last week and haven’t ________________

yet.

A. Made it out B. Made up C. Made out D. Made it up

54. After two years of courtship, Jide is _____________ Nkechi next

Sunday.

A. Getting married to B. Marrying C. To marry to D. Being

married by

55. The visitor was very uncomfortable because of his ______________

noise.

A. Runny B. Watery C. Flowing D. Running

56. My friend’s car has ________________ to a halt.

A. Grinded B. Grounded C. Ground D. Grind

57. It’s time we _________________ for the party. A. leave B. left C.

are leaving D. will leave

58. Bassey was _________________ by the girl’s story.

A. Taken away B. Taken on C. Taken in D. Taken up

59. ______________, you should put in some effort to show that you
are interested.

A. However you are tired B. However tired you are C. However

tired are you

D. However are you tired

60. _____________ ride a bicycle but he also drives a car.

A. He not only does B. Not only he does C. He only does not D.

Not only does he

61. Our plans for the trip fell ______________ because we had no
money.

A. Down B. Through C. Off D. Out

62. My brother ¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬_______________ studying in

England for two years now.

A. Is B. Has been C. Was D. Had been

63. I am not going to the cinema tonight, neither _____________ you.

A. Would B. Are C. Do D. Have

64. No sooner had we started the journey __________________ we had

a flat tyre.

A. Then B. That C. When D.Than

65. In this letter there __________________ good news about your elder
brother.

A. Is some B. Are C.Is a D. Are some

66. There were men on the job day and night all the time that this
hostel ______________.

A. Was building B.Was being built C. Was built D. Is being built

67. I shall have to start work _______________ I can after leaving

school.

A. So soon as B. As soon C. So soon that D. As soon as

68. Mary and Jane are always fighting _____________.

A. Each other B. Themselves C. Another D. The other

69. Whilst Mero’s husband is extravagant she is quite _____ (a)

miserly (b) plenty (c) wasteful (d) consider

70. It is often said that attack is the best means of _______ (a) defence
(b) fighting (c) war (d) displomacy

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SECTION 6

In the following passages, the numbered gaps indicate missing words.

Against each number in list below each passage, four options are
offered in columns lettered A to D. Choose the word that is the most
suitable to fill the numbered gap in the passage.

Passage

Oil is perhaps the most sought after of all natural resources.

However, a major difficulty in its research is that oil mines are very often
found below the sea shore. As a result, the search for oil is very
expensive, and unless oil is found there in -71- quantities the companies
or governments involved are liable to lose heavily. Therefore, before -72-
starts, extensive surveys are carried out to see how much oil, or -73- gas
the rock formation is likely to yield. If the results are favourable an oil rig
is towed into position. The rig consists of a main -74- on which the men
work and a derrick which supports the drill. This drill goes down
thousands of feet until oil or a -75- of gas is reached. The next stage is to
transport the gas or oil to the shore. In the case of gas, this is normally
done by laying a -76- below the sea, but oil on reaching the top of the
well is more often transported in its -77- state by -78-. On shore it is -79-
into different fuels or it is treated chemically to turn it into a variety of
-80- materials such as polythene.

A B C D

71. Unstable Saleable Commercial Practical

72. Mining Prospecting Drilling Digging

73. Natural Oceanic Flammable

Household

74. Ramp Foundation Scaffold Platform

75. Pocket Marsh Balloon Stratum

76. Cable Tunnel Pipeline Channel

77. Raw Crude Liquid Impure

78. Tanker Boat Transporter Tug

79. Made Refined Produced

Manufactured

80. Processed Industrial Artificial Synthetic

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SUBJECT: ENGLISH LANGUAGE PAPER 3
CLASS: S.S 3

TIME: 1HR

TEST OF ORAL

(OBJECTIVE)

From the words lettered A to D, Choose the word that has the same
vowel sound as the one represented by the letter(s) underlined. An
example is given below:

Example: seat A. sit B. cite C. set D. key.

The correct answer is D because only key contains the same vowel
sound as the one underlined in seat. Therefore, answer space D would
be shaded

(A) (B) (C) (D)

Now answer the questions that follow:

 1. sit A. guilt B. clique C. marine D. sardine
2. wed A. days B. says C. meal D. deal
3. card A. bat B. hat C. class D. glad
4. bought A. grouse B. loss C. worse D. horse.
5. who A. bulll B. wood C. rush D. lose.
6. serve A. harp B. come C. journey D. beg.
7. man A. dam B. basket C. parch D. park
8. bottle A. holy B. prowess C. grower D. modern.
9. cut A. butcher B. touch C. pouch D pull.
10. should A. push B. mould C. cousin D. gush.
11. great A. neighbour B. meat C. lead D. peasant.
12. boat A. comfort B. host C. golf D. mother.
13. boil A. mail B. sour C. coin D. mayor
14. fair A. sheer B. here C. heir D. fear.
15. ear A. chair B. wear C. cheer D. earnest

SECTION
B

From the words lettered A to D, choose the word that has the same
consonant sound as the one represented by the letter(s) underlined. An
example is given below.

Example: vice A. cat B. dress C. show D. chalk.

The correct answer is B because only dress has the same consonant
sound as the one underlined in vice. Therefore answer space B would be
shaded.

(A) (B) (C) (D)

Now answer the questions that follow.

16. huge A. bug B. fog C. hug D. joy

17. wanted A. reduce B. handsome C. sandwish D.

handkerchief
18. match A. machine B. charade C. moustache D. chunk.

19. gas A. debris B. reverse C. island D. aisle

20. those A. thrive B. scathing C. worthless D. threat.

21. knife A. sink B. bank C. gnaw D. single

22. feather A. victor B. vendor C. physics D. brave.

23. face A. lose B. shoes C. tease D. rats

24. nation A. anxious B. decision C. explosion D. equation

25. cool A. ceiling B. architect C. attache D. brochure.

26. cause A. course B. sauce C. pores D. toss.

27. thread A. bath B. booth C. writhe D. northern.

28. flood. A. plead B. fillip C. burglar D. ruffle.

29. exact A. exceed B. excess C. exhaust D. excel.

30. conduct A. attached B. resist C. indict D. impact.

From the words lettered A to D, choose the word that rhymes with the
given word. An example is given below.

Example: obtain A. detain B. detail C. claim D. relay.

The correct answer is A because only detain rhymes with obtain.

Therefore, answer space A would be shaded.

(A) (B) (C) (D)

Now answer the questions that follow.

31. clone A. crown B. lawn C. brown D. loan.

32. monk A. smack B. pluck C. sunk D. shock.

33. pride A. sprout B. kite C. spade D. wide.

34. hind A. void B. laud C. signed D. speed.

35. disdain A. convey B. curtain C. avail D. ordain.

SECTION D

In each of the following questions, the main/primary stress is

indicated by writing the syllable on which it occurs in capital letters.

From the words lettered A to D, choose the one that has the correct
stress. An example is given below.

Example: democratic

A. DE-mo-cra-tic B. de-mo-cra-tic C. de-mo-CRA-tic D. de-mo-cra-

TIC.

The correct answer is C because the main/primary stress of the word

democratic is on the third syllable. Therefore, answer space C would be
shaded.

(A) (B) (C) (D)

Now answer the questions that follow.

36. indoctrinate A. IN-doc-tri-nate B. in-DOC-tri-nate C. in-duc-TRI -

nate D. in-doc-tri-NATE

37. refinery A. RE-fin-e-ry B. re-FIN-e-ry C. re-fin-E-ry D. re-fin-e-

RY.

38. phenomenal A. PHE-no-me-nal B. phe-NO-me-nal C. phe-

no-ME-nal D. phe-no-me-NAL.

39. consistency A. CON-sis-ten-cy B. con-SIS-ten-cy C. con-sis-

TEN-cy D. con-sis-ten-CY.
40. acrobatic A. AC-ro-ba-tic B. ac-RO-ba-tic C. ac-ro-BA-tic
D. ac-ro-ba-TIC.

SECTION 5

In the following options lettered A to D, all the words except one have
the same stress pattern. Identify the one with the different stress
pattern and shade your answer in the usual way. An example is given
below.

Example: A. away B. apart C. behind D. river.

Options A,B, C, are all stressed on the second syllable while the option
D is the only one stressed on the first syllable. So D is the correct
answer. Therefore, answer space D would be shaded.

(A) (B) (C) (D)

Now answer the questions that follow.

41. A. pursue B. local C. river D. country

42. A. review B. surplus C. surprise D. concise.

43. A. cruel B. moral C. humane D. terror

44. A. profession B. proposal C. agreement D. resolute

45. A. condolence B. suspicion C. attachment D. personel.

SECTION 6

In each of the following sentences, the word that receives the emphatic
stress is written in capital letters. From the questions lettered A-D.
Choose the one to which the given sentence is the appropriate answer.
An example is given below

Example: My mother’s FRIEND hates pets.

 A. Does your mother’s boss hate pets? B. Does your mother’s friend
love pets? C. Does your mother’s friend hate toys D. Does your
father’s friend hate pets?

The correct answer is A because My mother’s FRIEND hates pets

answers the question. Does your mother’s boss hate pets. Therefore,
answer space A would be shaded.

(A) (B) (C) (D)

Now answer the question that follow.

46. Tamuno bought his wife an expensive car

A. Did Musa buy his wife an expensive car?

B. Did Tamuno buy his daughter an expensive car?

C. Did Tamuno buy his wife a cheap car?

D. Did Tamuno buy his wife an expensive necklace?

47. Father REBUKED Kemi for being dishonest

A. Did Mother rebuke Kemin for honest

B. Did father rebuke praise Kemi for being dishonest

C. Did Father rebuke Tunde for being dishonest

D. Did Father rebuke Kemi for being honest?

48. Bola’s Mother is a very PATIENT teacher

A. Is Amina’s mother a very patient teacher?

B. Is Bola’s mother a barely patient teacher?

C. Is Bola’s mother a very impatient teacher?

D. Is Bola’s mother a very patient doctor?

49. Chinwe is usually HOSPITABLE to stranger

A. Is Ada usally hospitable to strangers

B. Is Chinwe seldom hospitable to strangers?

C. Is Chinwe usually hostile to strangers?

D. Is Chinwe usually hospitable to foes