JAMB UTME 2025 English Mastery

What does the word ‘notorious’ mean in this sentence?
‘The street is notorious for heavy traffic during rush hours.’
A) Famous
B) Infamous
C) Popular
D) Busy

What does the word ‘notorious’ mean in this sentence?
‘The street is notorious for heavy traffic during rush hours.’
A) Famous
B) Infamous
C) Popular
D) Busy

Drop your answer in the comments!

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Title: Finding Purpose in the Waiting: My 3-Year Journey Before Admission

Life has a way of teaching us lessons in the most unexpected ways. For three years, I faced the same battle—writing JAMB, scoring high, yet still not gaining admission into the university. It was frustrating, confusing, and, at times, heartbreaking.

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