Correct Answer: C. I and II only

Correct Answer: D. the aggregate of the balance of trade and the invisible balance must be positive

Correct Answer: D. an easy

Explanation

(a) After God had completed the creation of heaven and earth, there was neither man nor plant or any other living creature to live on earth. There was no rain to water the earth except the dew that came from heaven. God formed man out of the dust of the earth and breathed the breath of life into his nostrils. Man immediately became a living being. God made a garden in Eden and commanded the man to take charge over it.

There were trees ( both the trees of knowledge and evil) which God planted in the garden. Four rivers namely Pishon, Gihon, Tigris and Euphrates which flowed out to wet the garden divided the garden into four. God commanded man to eat of every tree of the garden, but the tree of knowledge of good and evil, man should not eat. If man should eat of the forbidden tree, that means disobedience and the consequence of it would be death. God saw that man was lonely in the garden and He (God ) decided to make a partner for him. He caused a deep sleep to befall man and He (God) took a rib out of him and used it to make woman as a life partner for Adam. The woman was named Eve, for she was made out of man's rib. When Adam woke up and saw her, she said: " This is the bone of my bones and flesh of my flesh; she shall be called woman because she was taken out of a man".

(b) From the story of the second creation in Genesis Chapter two, the sovereignty of God is revealed as follows:

(i) It portrays God as the creator of the heaven and earth.

(ii) God has every control over what He created.

(iii) God saw that it was not good for man to live alone, therefore, He made a helper for him.

(iv) The institution of marriage was established for the continuity of procreation.

Explanation

Ouestion 7:

1) Relation to theme: One controlling theme in the novel is the relationship between parents and their offspring. The manner of relating to an offspring triggers various outcomes, thus is very important in the development of the plot.

2) Character identification: ) Manfred is the father of Conrad and Matilda. (i) Father Jerome is the father of Theodore. (iii) Frederic, Marquis of Vicenza, is the father of Isabella.

3) Manfred, Conrad and Matilda: (i) Manfred apparently loves Conrad as heir. (ii) His main concern when Conrad dies is to find a replacement prolong his rule. (iii) Manfred is an oppressive and overbearing father to Matilda. (iv) He does have some parental feelings for her; this is shown in his regret after inadvertently killing her. (v) Matilda is useful in Manfred's desire to perpetuate his rule.

(4) Father Jerome and Theodore: (i) Father Jerome works diligently to save Theodore even (ii) The true bond between father and son is revealed when father Jerome realises their true relationship (iii) Theirs is the only healthy relationship between father and son in the novel

(5) Frederic and Isabella: (i) Frederic comes to Otranto to rescue his daughter. stages. (ii) He defends her at the initial (iii) He later reveals his true feelings by agreeing with Manfred to swap their daughters in marriage.

6) Significance: (i) Generally speaking, fathers use their children to achieve their selfish goals. (ii) Only Father Jerome shows real affection for Theodore.

Question 8:

(1) Relation to theme : Superstition is a major theme in the novel. The presence of the supernatural accounts for several strange occurrences and incidents.

(2) Character identification: Gigantic leg; the Spectre; mysterious shield: apparitions; spirits

Correct Answer: D. Of David ho had been faithful to the Lord

Correct Answer: (c) Inanimate

Correct Answer: B. Presidential election

Explanation

During general election all or most members of a given political body are chosen. These are usually held for a nation's primary legislative body, it include the presidential election, governorship election, national assembly elections etc.

Correct Answer: (c) too good

Correct Answer: B. Oba

Explanation

The Oba is the highest authority in the Yoruba Kingdom. He is both the political and spiritual head of the Oyo kingdom popularly known as the Alaafin of Oyo.