WAEC 2018 English Language · Question 17
At the end of the … . the National Anthem is played on our radio station.
Question
From the words lettered A to D, choose the word that best completes each of the following sentences. At the end of the _______. the National Anthem is played on our radio station.
- A.programming
- B.production
- C.transition
- D.transmission
Answer: D. transmission
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Analyze the question
The sentence is: "At the end of the ___, the National Anthem is played on our radio station." We need the word that describes the period when a radio station is broadcasting each day.
Explain the concept
Look at what each word means:
- Programming: the planning or scheduling of programmes, or writing computer code. It does not describe a period of broadcasting.
- Production: the making of a programme or goods. A station does not close its day with "the production".
- Transition: a change from one state to another. It does not fit radio broadcasting.
- Transmission: the sending out of radio or TV signals, meaning the broadcast itself. Stations speak of the "day's transmission", and they open and close transmission with the National Anthem.
Solve step by step
- The sentence is about a radio station playing the anthem at the end of its broadcasting day.
- The word needed must mean the broadcast period or signal sending.
- Only "transmission" has this meaning.
- "At the end of the transmission, the National Anthem is played on our radio station" is natural and correct.
Answer: D. transmission
Exam tip: For broadcasting vocabulary, link "transmit" with signals sent out through radio or TV. When a station "goes off air" for the day, that is the end of its transmission. In the Lagos-based phrase "closing transmission", you can remember it as the point when the anthem plays and the station signs off.
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