Correct Answer: D. political socialization

Explanation

The relationship between More and others like Rich, the Duke and Cromwell, defines the theme of friendship and betrayal in the play. These relationships determine the direction of the plot. Rich is a friend of More's. Very early in the play, More takes Rich's loyalty for granted and opens up considerably to Rich to his detriment. For the sake of friendship, More offers Rich valuable advice concerning a career: teaching is quiet, safe and devoid of temptation. Rich rebuffs the advice. More gives Rich a cup he has been offered as a gift. Rich accepts this. However, Rich shows divided loyalty. He denies his friendship with More when Cromwell asks him about it. His switching of friendship from More to Cromwell for the sake of getting a good job and an enhanced life is under-standable. In befriending Cromwell, however, Rich betrays More. He provides damming evidence against More. At the trial, Rich's betrayal of More is complete when he turns star witness and lies on oath without compunction.

The Duke of Norfolk proves a steadfast friend to More. When the king is visiting after launching the Great Harry, More is nowhere to be found. This alarms his family and disturbs the Duke. Norfolk attempts to draw More to the side of what he sees as reason without success. But he supports More's candidature for the Chancellorship. However, Norfolk does not agree to clinging to his conscience as does More, so he stays on his job; and he does prosecute More only because it is his duty. Norfolk stands by his friend till the very end, careful to avoid More's steely adherence to his conscience.

Between Cromwell and More, there is no love lost. Cromwell bides his time for opportunities to hurt More. He holds More in spite. His insistence that the boatman take the correct fare is to give More up as one who overpays the boatman illegally. Cromwell is obviously not More's friend. He secures the most serious bits of evidence for condemning More through a friend of More's. However, he offers Rich a job for the opportunity to gain access to information and not because the two are friends. He intimidates, bullies and even cajoles Rich. He finally secures Rich's willingness to commit perjury. At the crucial moment, he contrives the evidence from alleged witnesses to incriminate More.

It is clear from the play that friendship is not based on a true and lasting relationship; rather. it depends very much on patronage, self interest and expediency and there-in lies the element of betrayal.

Correct Answer: C. an impartial and independent body

Correct Answer: C. Home visits and demonstrations

Correct Answer: D. agriculture, soil, climate and minerals

Correct Answer: D. The consumer

Correct Answer: A. Interferon

Explanation

Glass and water are made up of molecules. The force of attraction between glass molecules and water molecules is stronger than that among water molecules, hence the resultant force acts upwards leading to the rise of water in the glass tube.

Explanation

THE EVIL EFFECTS OF EXAMINATION MALPRACTICES IN OUR SOCIETY

Examination malpractices have become me the bane of our society. It is a common practice which entails all forms of shady deals and dishonesty during examination periods serious problem in our various institutions of learning. is one serious problem that is plaguing our educational system today. Every day, students device various subtle tricks to cheat in examinations. Parents and teachers have been known to aid and abet students to cheat during examinations.

Obviously, examination malpractice has evil effects in our society. It has a double-edged effects on the individual engaging in it and the Nigerian society at large. The first evil effect of examination malpractice on the individual is that it kills the conscience of the person involved in it. This dishonest practice will eventually spread to all extent areas of his life. Students and other people who aid and abet examination malpractice will be so engaged in it to the extent that they will become dishonest in all their dealings and activities. Such people will not be able assess themselves correctly and objectively as to what they are capable of doing. They will be dishonest in whatever they do because they don't believe in their competence.

Examination malpractice also sends ugly and bad signals to other students who do not engage in it. it is injustice and unfairness to them as it will make them look worse than they really are. When the result of the examination comes out, they will think that those students who cheat during the examination are better than them. Furthermore, examination malpractice has a demoralizing effect on the students when they see their lazy and opportunistic colleagues coming out in flying colours at the expense of those who have really studied hard and have not cheated. If those engage in examination malpractices are not brought to book, the less morally principled students may be tempted to join in the cheating game.

The effect of examination malpractice on the entire Nigerian society is devastating. This monster has led to loss of confidence in the certificates that derive from examinations. Examinations are no longer the true tests of ability as we now see people carrying about certificates that they could not defend. This has led to loss of confidence in our institutions of learning. Within and outside the country, certificates issued by our institutions of learning are looked down upon as substandard.

In conclusion, examination malpractice needs to be tackled before it destroys our educational system. It is having a devastating effects on our society as a whole. It has made our students and pupils in both primary and secondary schools to be lazy and unwilling to study. This cankerwoom has eaten deep such that parents, who happen to be part-time students, have also imbibed the culture of cheating in examinations. This ugly trend has to be stopped as a matter of urgency so as to bring sanity into our educational system.

Adebakin Olukunle

SS 3B

Correct Answer: C. binary fission