WAEC 2026 ENGLISH LANGUAGE QUESTIONS
WAEC 2026 ENGLISH LANGUAGE QUESTIONS
WAEC 2026 ENGLISH LANGUAGE THEORY QUESTIONS BELOW
WAEC 2026 ENGLISH LANGUAGE THEORY QUESTIONS ABOVE
WAEC 2026 ENGLISH LANGUAGE OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS BELOW
THEORY SOLUTIONS BELOW
*2026 WAEC ENGLISH LANGUAGE ANSWERS*
(1)
Adaeze Okafor
Government Secondary School, Owerri
15 Wetheral Road, Owerri, Imo State
June 10, 2026
The Director,
Name of the Non-Governmental Organization,
NGO Address.
Dear Sir/Ma,
PROPOSAL FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A MODERN INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) LABORATORY
I am writing on behalf of the students and staff of our school to express our profound gratitude to your non-governmental organization. We are incredibly honored to have won the recently concluded competition. This victory has brought immense pride to our academic community. In response to your generous offer to fund a single developmental project as our prize, I am writing to formally suggest the construction and equipping of a modern Information and Communication Technology (ICT) laboratory in our school.
Currently, our school lacks a functional, dedicated facility for digital learning. In an increasingly digital world, our students are heavily disadvantaged without hands-on access to computer systems and internet infrastructure. Establishing a state-of-the-art ICT laboratory would immediately bridge this technological gap. It will provide a structured space where students can move beyond theoretical textbook definitions and directly interact with modern hardware and software applications.
Implementing this project will bring three significant, long-term benefits to our school community:
First, it will drastically improve our academic performance in standardized examinations. National examinations now heavily rely on Computer-Based Testing (CBT). Because many of our students lack regular interaction with computers, they face severe anxiety and technical difficulties during these exams. A functional ICT lab will allow us to run routine mock CBT sessions, building students’ confidence, speed, and accuracy, which will ultimately translate into higher pass rates.
Second, a modern laboratory will equip students with essential, practical digital skills for the future. Beyond basic computer literacy, a dedicated tech facility will allow the school to introduce foundational lessons in data analysis, graphic design, and basic programming. These market-relevant skills will empower students to be self-reliant and competitive, ensuring they are well-prepared for higher education or the modern workforce upon graduation.
Third, the laboratory will enhance teacher efficiency and modernize pedagogical delivery. Teachers will gain access to digital tools, educational software, and online resources to plan more interactive, visually engaging lessons. This transition from traditional chalkboards to multimedia learning will stimulate student interest, simplify complex topics, and foster a more collaborative and effective learning environment across all subjects.
We believe that investing in our digital infrastructure is the most sustainable way to utilize your organization’s generous prize. This project will leave a lasting legacy, transforming the educational experiences of hundreds of current and future students. Thank you once again for your immense support and commitment to empowering youth through education. We look forward to your favorable consideration of this proposal.
Yours faithfully,
Signature
Adaeze Okafor
Senior Prefect / Student Representative.
*WAEC ENGLISH LANGUAGE*
*COMPREHENSION*
(6a)
Thirty years
(6b)
(i) Marriage.
(ii) Having children (raising a family)
(6c)
He was referring to the time of his mother’s death.
(6d)
He proved his love for his mother by caring for her daily needs, including cleaning her waste and bathing her.
(6e)
The irony was that although he did not want children because they would hinder his career, he became overjoyed when his first child was born.
(6f)
(i) Their cocoa farm
(ii) His meagre earnings as a farmhand
(6g)
“It never rains but it pours” means misfortunes or problems often come in succession (one trouble after another).
(6h)
(i) Adverbial clause of time.
(ii) It modifies the verb “moved” by indicating the time he moved to the nearest town.
(6i)
(i) legitimate – lawful
(ii) encumbrances – hindrances
(iii) passing – death
(iv) tremulous – shaky
(v) ravaged – destroyed
(vi) dogged – determined
*WAEC ENGLISH LANGUAGE*
*SUMMARY*
(7a)
-A school owner must provide suitable accommodation in a safe, neat and quiet environment for learning.
-The owner must procure adequate teaching and learning materials such as furniture, toys, books and science equipment.
-The owner must employ qualified and competent teachers to ensure effective teaching and good academic performance.
(7b)
-School owners raise funds mainly through school fees paid by learners.
-They generate additional income by selling uniforms, cardigans, textbooks, notebooks and charging for facilities.
-They also organize end-of-year activities and similar events through which money is raised from parents and well-wishers.
WAEC 2026 ENGLISH LANGUAGE OBJECTIVE ANSWERS BELOW
ENGLISH-OBJ-(CBT/TRACING-OPTION)
Note; Use This To Trace If The Objective Is Reshuffled In Your Centre Kindly Use This To Trace.
1 C to
2 D strange
3 B arrogance
4 D selfishness
5 A obvious
6 A betrayal
7 A clarified
8 D radical
9 B loquacious
10 C slim
11 D scurried
12 A inculcate
13 D countenance
14 C induction
15 A court-martialed
16 C an acronym
17 B apathy towards
18 D theatre
19 D treat
20 B quorum
21 A live well
22 D legitimate
23 C earn money
24 A one of them tells lies
25 D through unfair means
26 D restricted from the officers’ mess
27 B begin the discussion
28 B Sabila was really mad
29 B firm
30 A prepare for the worst
31 C cursory
32 D promise
33 C welcoming
34 B torturing
35 A exterminate
36 D considerate
37 C honest
38 A endangered
39 B polished
40 B irrevocable
41 C down
42 B stops
43 D looked through
44 C would have
45 D neither
46 A most interesting
47 D more good
48 C dearest
49 D isn’t it
50 A not it
51 C dangerous
52 A nor
53 A However
54 C but to
55 B ground
56 A took off
57 D there’s
58 B who have stolen the money
59 C fell
60 B otherwise
61 C each another
62 C into
63 A two weeks
64 C is attending
65 D turned over
66 B were you
67 C and earlier
68 C neither of
69 A your
70 A by
71 B dragged
72 D charged
73 A arrested
74 A kept
75 D declined
76 C test
77 A eyewitnesses
78 B an oath
79 C jury
80 C an allegiance
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