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WUTHERING HEIGHTS 1. Wuthering Heights was published in what year? A. 1847✅✅ B. 1947 C. 1874 D. 1974 2. In Chapter 27, why was Nelly and Cathy imprisoned at Wuthering Heights? A. Heathcliff want to extol them B. Edgar want to get some secret C. Heathcliff wants to force a marriage✅✅ D. Edgar wants to kill them 3. To which Shakespearean hero does Lockwood compare himself after Joseph and Heathcliff accuse him of stealing? A. Hamlet B. Othello C. King Lear✅✅ D. Romeo 4. What did Joseph make Catherine and Heathcliff do as children? A. Scrub the floors B. Memorize multiplication tables C. Listen to sermons✅✅ D. Chop wood 5. How long has Ellen Dean lived at Thrush cross Grange? A. 10 years B. 15 years C. 16 years D. 18 years✅✅ 6. What happened to Catherine the first time she goes to Thrushcross Grange? A. She cuts her arm B. A dog bites her✅✅ C. She catches a cold D. She falls down 7. What does Nelly put in Catherine’s locket after she dies? A. A lock of Edgar’s hair B. Locks of Edgar’s and Heathcliff’s hair interwined✅✅ C. A lock of Heathcliff’s hair D. A picture of Heathcliff 8. Where do Heathcliff and Catherine play like savages when they are young? A. On the moors✅✅ B. In the barn C. In the cave D. By the river 9. WEhat does the symbolic key Catherine throw inside the fire indicate? A. Broken heart B. Termination of love C. Collapsed building D. Death✅✅ 10. What time of the year does Cathy and Hareton plan to marry? A. Christmas B. Remembrance Day C. New Year✅✅ D. May Day 11. The behaviours of the inhabitants of the two household can be foreseen by the readers in their A. Marital Status B. Environment✅✅ C. Number of family members D. Names 12. Edgar was first introduced to Catherine's violent nature when she A. Hurt Harteon's ears B. Pinch Nelly Dean✅✅ C. Shouted at Heathcliff D. Locked herself in her room 13. Catherine married Edgar in order to A. Make Heathcliff jealous B. Become a rich wife✅✅ C. Manifest her love for Edgar D. Help Heathcliff through rich Edgar 14. Heathcliff had initially returned to Wuthering Heights to do all but this A. Commit suicide✅✅ B. Catch a glimpse of Catherine C. Marry Catherine D. Take revenge on Hindley 15. "He is an unreclaimed creature, without refinement, without cultivation." Who says this about Heathcliff? A. Edgar B. Catherine Earnshaw C. Nelly✅✅ D. Hindley 16. What was Edgar's response to Isabella's elopement? A. He felt betrayed✅✅ B. He told Nelly she was old enough to make decisions C. He went after Heathcliff D. He vented his anger on Catherine 17. Who does Edgar blame for Catherine's illness at first? A. Nelly✅✅ B. Joseph C. Zilah D. Isabella 18. How old was Cathy at her birth? A. Seven months✅✅ B. Eight months C. Six months D.Nine months 19. Where was Catherine buried? A. The chapel B. Thrushcross Grange C. The kirkyard✅✅ D. Near her father's tomb 20. Why did Heathcliff hold at slapping Cathy when she argued with him about her inheritance? A. He was too weak B. Her eyes reminded him of Catherine✅✅ C. Hareton confronted him D. He feared Linton's death

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*HOW_TO_SAVE_TIME_* -------------------------------------------------- ============= Saving Time 👇👇 HERE ARE 10 WAYS TO SAVE YOUR TIME IN JAMB 2023 ` 1. Learn how to read and analyse questions fast. 2. For questions you might still be contemplating on the answers you can leave or suspend them and move to the next to come back and revisit such questions. 3. Do not remove your eyes from your time. 4. Work with time. Using maximum of 2mins on a question. 5. The process of trying to use the calculator is usually time wasting try calculating it by yourself (usually faster). 6. Do not spend too much time trying to assimilate a passage. You should be able to read and digest fast. . 7. Don't sleep on questions..... Be quick so as to have some left over time to check your work. . 8. For those that will be writing mathematics be sure not to be a calculator person. You should be able to work out solutions fast on your sheet of paper. 9. Once you don't have a clue on the answer to a particular question....don't relax and start thinking. Follow your instincts. Pick anyone you guess would be right and move on. .

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*FULL DETAILS* *JAMB HAS OFFICIALLY ORDERED ARREST OF PARENTS FOUND NEAR CBT CENTRES DURING UTME* The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has directed all Computer-Based Test (CBT) centre owners to arrest any parent found near any of their facilities during the 2024 UTME exercise. The order was given by the Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, Prof. Isaq Oloyede, during a virtual meeting he had on Wednesday with operators and owners of the CBT centres. In a statement by the spokesman of JAMB, Dr Fabian Benjamin, the step is to prevent some parents from intruding into the conduct of the exam. Also, candidates of parents found to breach the directive and intrude would also be disqualified from writing the exam. “This measure is necessary as it has been discovered over time that many of these intruding parents are facilitators of examination infractions while others have, by their actions, disrupted the Board’s examinations in the past. Some miscreants also disguise themselves as parents to infiltrate the centres to perpetrate all forms of infractions,” the statement read in part. Also, security agents are to work with CBT owners to ensure the smooth running of the exercise. “Going by the extant national policy on education, a candidate for the examination must have attained the age of 17 years. Therefore, it is evident that these parents have not allowed their wards to pass through the classes as defined in the document; hence, the determination to follow their wards to the examination venue with the aim of compromising examination officials. “At any rate, it is clear to any discerning observer that these parents deserve to be sanctioned, as they have obviously ‘smuggled’ underage children into the ranks of those scheduled to sit for the examination.” The examination is taking place in 700 CBT centres across the country. The board said it expects a seamless exercise but has nevertheless made adequate provision to tackle any technical glitch that might occur in the course of the examination. “If a session experienced any technical challenge, candidates in subsequent sessions would be allowed to sit their examination as scheduled, while the candidates in the challenged session would be rescheduled for the last session of the day, the following day, or even further depending on the centre schedules.

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