We have provided you here with JAMB possible questions from the book “Life Changer”. As you already know, Life Changer is the recommended novel by JAMB for 2024 candidates. We have compiled a number of possible questions and answers from the JAMB novel.
By now, it is expected that all the candidates must have gotten the book and maybe, finish reading it. Candidates are to ensure they go through the book and completely have a clear idea of what it is talking about and note the characters involved.
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Chapter 1
Bint is five years old (see page 1)
French (see page 1)
Bint has two sisters (see page 1)
He asked them to translate Good morning in French (see page 1)
Bint answered his question (see page 1)
How do you say ‘’that’s very good in French” (see page 1)
A senior French Mistress (see page 2)
“Bonjour’’ (see page 2)
c’est tres bien (see page 2)
Ummi’s grandmother (see page 2)
She does did to ensure they maintain a good hygiene by keeping their room clean and so they could get use to her presence (see page 2)
Jamila is Bint’s immediate elder sister (see page 3)
Bint is the last child of family (see page 3)
Omar is the first and only child of the family (see page 3)
Ummi is translated in Arabic as ‘’ my mother’’ (see page 3)
Ummi was named after her paternal grandmother (see page 3)
“au revoir’’ (see page 3)
Mallam Salihu is Bint’s Social Studies teacher (see page 3)
Mummy (see page 3)
Ummi use to be a teacher (see page 4)
Teemah is the second child but first daughter of the family (see page 4)
Omar is eighteen years old (see page 4)
Omar was given admission to study law at the Kongo campus in Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria (see page 4)
Ummi’s Husband read accounting in the university (see page 5)
He closes from work at five o’clock (see page 5)
He works in a bank (see page 5)
“My learned brother” (see page 5)
Jamlia suggested they all went outside because there was no power supply and it was getting hot and stuffy inside. (See page 6)
Omar was expecting a Phone (see page 6)
Omar scores 230 out of 400 in the matriculation exam (see page 9)
Ummi offered to pay (see page 7)
Teemah went to buy the drinks (see page 7)
Bint asked Ummi to tell them a story (see page 7)
Teemah, after Omar uses the idiom “no means a small feat” (see page 8)
Two to three hours (see page 8)
Omar made this statement and it means “a laudable triumph of great difficulty’’ (see page 8)
Omar scores seven credits including Mathematics and English in his first attempt in WAEC examination. (See page 8)
Omar had to wait because he did not have a smartphone unlike his friend. (See page 9)
Omar had to go to a cyber café to check his admission status. (See page 9)
Chapter 2
Ummi gets married to him before graduation. (See page 11)
Ummi got married to him before school registration (See page 11)
Ummi’s admission and marriage (see page 11)
Black trousers, white shirts and black ties for the boys and dittos and skirt for girls (See page 11)
Difference in dressing (see page 11) or Freedom of dressing (see page 2)
Salma is a fair complexed girl, tall, slim and rather busty (see page 12)
Faulty registration office (see page12)
Barely fifteen minutes (see page 12)
Salma (see page 12)
The lecture in charge of the faculty registration (see page 12-14)
They both can be bribed (see page 12)
They do not have a stand (see page 13)
Monkey (see page 13)
Mohammed (see page 13)
Two or three thousand naira only (see page 13)
John, the office cleaner ( See page 14)
Salma, after discovering the man she had been conversing with was not a student but the lecturer in charge of the registration (see page 14)
The secretary of the HOD (see page 15)
The HOD was a young person (see page 15)
Samuel Johnson (see page 15)
Ummi Ahmad (see page 16)
The HOD had asked her if she needed something to drink (see page 16)
UG0001 (see page 17)
She thought the HOD was trying to make a pass at her (see page 16)
Dr Samuel Johnson (see page 19)
Dr. SamJohn (see page 19)
Yoruba (see page 19)
He has a tribal mark and he looks like an Igala or Yoruba man. (See page 15 & 19)
CHAPTER 3
Ummi’s husband (see page 20)
Ummi’s husband (see page 20)
Never judge a book by its cover. Never judge anyone on the face level. Learn to trust sparingly. (See page 20)
No stranger was hosted or given accommodation without the knowledge of the district head (see page 20)
Hakimi (see page 20)
To ensure that no criminal or fugitive from justice was harboured or accommodated in the village (see page 20)
A traditional medicine man (see page 21)
Talle’s mother (see page 21)
None (see page 21)
Talle (see page 21)
Talle (see page 1)
Talle’s Father and Stepmother (see page 21)
He works at the Local government Office, as a driver. (See page 21)
8am- 4pm (see page 21)
When his usual request doubled (see page 22)
The Hakimi (see page 21)
Talle was guilty of kidnap and extortion (see page 23)
The courtier, meaning from Allah we came and unto him is our returning (see page 23)
The policeman (see page 24)
Over 30 years (see page 24)
Zaki (see page 25-26)
Some years with hard labour (see page 25)
One million initially but later two hundred and fifty thousand naira was bargained. (See page 26)
At the point of collecting the ransom (see page 26)
Examination Malpractice (see page 26)
The abducted boy’s father reasoned they were amateurs because the ransom was one million and later two hundred and fifty thousand naira (see page 26)
CHAPTER 4
More than a Decade (see page 28)
Dr Dabo (see page 28)
The level coordinator (see page 29)
To have her forms signed (see page 29)
He was instantly attracted to her (see page 29)
“I want to know you intimately” (see page 29)
She refuses to give in to his request, dismisses his intentions and insults him (see page 30)
He feared Salma would report him to the School authorities and tarnish his image and reputation (see page 30)
Four girls (see page 31)
North (see page 29 & 31)
The West, Ibadan. (see page 31)
Umunze, Imo state (see page 31)
Benue state, Middle belt (see page 31)
Queen Amina Hall ( see page 31)
The composition of her roommates (see page 32)
Two semesters at least (see page 33)
Ngozi (see page 32)
Indomie jollof (see page 33)
Rat (see page 33)
Snails (see page 33)
Danwake (see page 33)
Groundnut oil or stew (see page 33)
Islam (see page 34)
Christianity (see page 34)
Kwangila(see page 35) and 8 o’clock in the evening (see page 34)
Labaran (see page 34-35)
Habib (see page 35)
Habib (see page 35)
To add up to her list of influential people she had turned down. (See page 35)
CHAPTER 5
8 o’clock in the evening ( see page 36)
Tomiwa’s Overconfidence (see page 36)
Kwangila (see page 36)
“I made a space for you in the front so you can seat near your hearthrod”
Labaran.
Tomiwa.
Habib (see page 37)
Mario Puzo’s Godfather (see page 37)
Faculty of Suya (see page 38)
‘’You are not Tomiwa?’’ (see page 38)
Labaran (see page 38)
Picking girls by the roadside (see page 38)
Habib’s driver (see page 38)
Curiosity (see page 39)
‘’They are like spindle’’
Tomiwa makes this statement to Habib and comparing Politicians (see page 39)
Five hundred naira bills,a total of Fifty thousand Naira (see page 40)
Ten thousand naira each. (see page 40)
Chameleon (see page 42)
B students (see page 45)
Moral philosophy (see page 45)
To lock their door and avoid sharing (see page 41)
CHAPTER 6
At the end of the examination time table (see page 46)
Parental, Islamic and Christian moral teachings (see page 46)
Salma (see page 46)
Thirty minutes before the examination (see page 46)
Moral philosophy (see page 46)
Moral philosophy (see page 46)
The lecturer had been recycling the same questions with very minor modification. (See page 46)
Kolawole Abdul (see 47)
Being the brightest student (see page 47)
She doesn’t like her because she is intimidated by appearance (see page 47)
Kola (see page 47)
A female student sitting on the other side of Salma (see page 49)
Dr Amina (see page 51)
Six month before the examination started (see page 50)
She was expelled (see page 52)
‘’Mum this reads like a story of fiction”
Omar (see page 51)
Salma (see page 52)
CHAPTER 7
Pack their belongings, leave the school and sit for other qualifying exams to another school. (See page 53)
Tomiwa (see page 53)
Habib was influential (see page 53)
HABIB LAWAL SPEAKER (see page 54)
He was the Speaker of the House (see page 54)
Professor Dabo (see page 54)
Examination Malpratice and Ethics Committee (see page 55)
Biological Sciences (see page 55)
Two or three thousand naira (see page 55)
He wants to have an affair with her (see page 55)
Dr Kabir (see page 57)
Two hundred thousand naira (see page 57)
One hundred thousand Naira (see page 57)
Dr Kabir (see page 58)
Salma’s classmate (see page 58)
No man was worthy to be called a man (see page 59)
CHAPTER 8
He is a Laboratory technologist in the University (see page 61)
Easy money (see page 61)
Zaki (see page 62)
The abduction of Alhaji Adamu’s son (see page 62)
Over quarter of a million (see page 62)
Talle (see page 62)
Importing and exporting spare parts of cars (see page 62)
The Gambler by Kenny Rogers (see page 63)
Kartagi (see page 64)
Fifty thousand naira only (see page 63)
Three hundred thousand Naira. ( see page 63)
Gumuzu (see page 64)
Gumuzu (see page 64)
Kabir fainted (see page 64)
Fifty thousand Naira (see page 65)
Labaran justifies his act by giving three reasons:
In a poor condition (see page 67)
Eight days (see page 67)
To avoid delaying the meeting of the dead and the Creator (see page 68)
To ascertain they are not burying someone alive. For Family members to perform their last rites, pay their last respect and bid final farewell. (See page 69)
The way they relate with one another. (See page 70)
The death of her father (see page 71)
Salim (see page 71)
When Ummi saw Salam’s level of seriousness (see page 71)
CHAPTER 9
Note series (see page 72)
Salma encourages him to enjoy his money before marriage responsibilities ensnares him (see page 72)
Lawal (see page 72)
Wife (see page 72)
A wresting programme (see page 72)
Salim wanted lawal to accompany to visit his new girlfriend?
See page 73)
Fulani (see page 73)
One week (see page 73)
India princess (see page 73)
He was disappointed because the girl he met was a different person from the pictures sent to him (see page 74)
Natasha (see page 75)
Natasha (see page 5)
A cul-de-sac (see page 76)
Military style (see page 76)
His father’s SUV (see page 76)
The sport utility car (see page 76)
He noticed the self-distancing in her first statement “Don’t hurt him” (see page 77)
Facebook (see page 78)
Salim (see page 79)
Daddy (see page 1 &79)
1. What was Salma’s Physical appearance?
2. What does Selma believe about Lecturers?
3. Why was the HOD close to Ummi
4. Who was the formidable boka
5. What is the real name of the quiet one?
6. Where did the quiet one hear the police siren?
7. Talle was guilty of which Crimes?
8. How long did Talle and Zakki kidnap the little boy?
9. How much did the kidnappers demand?
10. What does EMAL stand for?
11. What drove Salma out of the university
12. Which hostel was Salma given?
13. Why did she not like the Hostel?
14. Which school did Salma first gain admission to?
15. What was Salma’s last paper?
16. Which other word can replace Notes of Salvation?
17. Who gave Salma the Notes of Salvation
18. What kind of phone did Salim buy?
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