Al-Mustab International School Dass LGA, Bauchi State. Opposite Maternity

Subject: Verbal Reasoning

Class: Primary 3

Name:............................................................................... 

1. Underline the word which begins with (C)

a. bank, Chalk, Pencil, Clapped

b. Cross, Table, Book, Market

c. Maker, Window, Close, Bottle

2. Circle the words that with (B)

Back, girls blue,maker

Social, Gold, Tomatoes, Bucket.

3.Write a simple sentence with sound "This"

1.....................................................

2......................................................

3......................................................

WRITING REASONING

1. Write your names in words

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2. Write your name in words numerical method

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3. Self identification

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First Time Examination 2021

Al-Mustab International School Dass LGA, Bauchi State. Opposite Maternity

Subject: Mathematics 

Class: Primary 1

1. Addition of numbers 

7 + 5 = a. 12 b. 14 c.11

2. Subtraction of numbers 

12 - 2 = a. 8 b.10 c.12

3. Multiplication of numbers 

4 x 12 = a.15 b.8 c.10

BASIC SCIENCE

1. Living things are object that are alive True/False

2. Living things are object that can grow True/False

3. All the following are examples of non living things except a. Hen b. Book c.Pencil

4. Non living 5things cannot eat True/False

SOCIAL STUDIES

1. A family is a group of people related by blood. True/False

2. How many types of family do we have? a. 2 b. 3 c. 4

............................................. is a simple family made up of father, mother and children

a. nuclear family b. Blood c. People

4. ......................................... is a large family made up of father, mother, children,grandparents, uncles, cousins and nephews. a. related b. extended family c. Larger

PRIMARY 1

COMPUTER STUDIES

1....................................... is an electronic device that receives instructions processing and give a desired information a. Computer b.Monitor c. Mouse

2. One of the following is not a computer related object. a. radio b. Telephone c. Chair   

3. One of the following is a computer related object.. a. Table b.Televison c. Book

4. One of the following is not a part of a computer a. Cup b.Monitor c. Mouse

WRITTING REASONING

Recopy in small letters

1.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE

Who is this?

1. This is a boy True/False

2. Identification of objects using this

This are objects except a. Computer b.Telephone c. Air

3. Who are they?

They are Ade and Titi True/False

CIVIC EDUCATION

1. Civic education is a subject that teaches us what we should do for our country and what our country should do for us as a citizen. True/False

2. All these are duties of a citizen except.. a. Law abiding b. Abuse c. Honesty

3. Citizen of Nigeria is anybody born in Nigeria or outside Nigeria by Nigerian parents

True/False

PRIMARY 1

AGRIC SCIENCE

1. Agriculture is the cultivation of crops and rearing of animals for man use True/False

2. All these are examples of farm tools except. a. Sickle b. Table c. Hoe

3. All these are examples of farm tools except. a. Axe b. Chair c. Sickle 

Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, Hajiya Sadiya Umar Farouq, says discussions are ongoing to ensure that exited and eligible N-Power beneficiaries are absorbed into government programmes.

Farouq in a statement on Thursday in Abuja by her Special Assistant on Media, Mrs Nneka Anibeze, said exited beneficiaries should exercise more patience and await the result of her efforts.

“We have directed Focal Persons of National Social Investment Programmes in the states to submit an updated list of the exited N-Power beneficiaries that are interested in participating in the transition plans of the ministry.

Umar-Farouq also explained that the Batches A and B N-Power beneficiaries knew from the beginning as they were informed that the programme was for 24 months.

She said the non-disengagement of Batch A beneficiaries after 24 months was done out of exigencies of the time.

(Source: Nairaland)