Correct Answer: C. Seedlings

Explanation

(a) Natural resources are the material and non-material resources provided by nature

(b) Contributions of forest resources to the economic development of your country.

(i) Forest resources such as timber products provide raw materials for the local industries e.g. furniture industry.

(ii) Forest resources provide herbs for pharmaceutical and herbal industries and clinics. They contribute positively to the health of the people.

(iii) Exportation of forest resources provide government with foreign exchange e.g. export of timber.

(iv) It helps various levels of government to generate revenue from taxes imposed on products and firms involved in the exploitation of forest resources.

(v) Grasslands provide food for livestock which serves as food for man.

(vi) Forest resources provide habitation for wild life and also help to promote tourism e.g. Yankari game reserve in Nigeria etc.

(vii) Forest resources serve as a source of food for people.

(viii) Forest resources provide employment and income for farmers, hunters, etc.

(ix) Forest resources serve as source of energy e.g. charcoal and firewood.

(c) Negative effects of the exploitation of mineral resources.

(i) Neglect of agriculture because of huge foreign exchange earning capacity of the sector which results in increased food import bills.

(ii) Rural-urban drift occasioned by the neglect of agriculture leads to urban congestion and social vices associated with it.

(iii) Huge revenue earnings from the sector fuels inflation. This is because of the neglect of other productive activities especially the manufacturing sector.

(iv) Environmental pollution caused by oil spillage and other chemicals have endangered the lives of the people, plants and animals in many ways.

(v) Social and political unrests in the areas where mineral exploitation takes place have disrupted peace, economic activities and affected governments.

(vi) Economic recession has been witnessed in many oil-producing countries because of oil glut, falling crude oil prices, lack of savings during oil boom and rising unemployment, etc.

(vii) Displacement of communities due to mining activities.

(viii) Illegal mining deprives government of the needed revenue for development.

(a) Natural resources are the material and non-material resources provided by nature

(b) Contributions of forest resources to the economic development of your country.

(i) Forest resources such as timber products provide raw materials for the local industries e.g. furniture industry.

(ii) Forest resources provide herbs for pharmaceutical and herbal industries and clinics. They contribute positively to the health of the people.

(iii) Exportation of forest resources provide government with foreign exchange e.g. export of timber.

(iv) It helps various levels of government to generate revenue from taxes imposed on products and firms involved in the exploitation of forest resources.

(v) Grasslands provide food for livestock which serves as food for man.

(vi) Forest resources provide habitation for wild life and also help to promote tourism e.g. Yankari game reserve in Nigeria etc.

(vii) Forest resources serve as a source of food for people.

(viii) Forest resources provide employment and income for farmers, hunters, etc.

(ix) Forest resources serve as source of energy e.g. charcoal and firewood.

(c) Negative effects of the exploitation of mineral resources.

(i) Neglect of agriculture because of huge foreign exchange earning capacity of the sector which results in increased food import bills.

(ii) Rural-urban drift occasioned by the neglect of agriculture leads to urban congestion and social vices associated with it.

(iii) Huge revenue earnings from the sector fuels inflation. This is because of the neglect of other productive activities especially the manufacturing sector.

(iv) Environmental pollution caused by oil spillage and other chemicals have endangered the lives of the people, plants and animals in many ways.

(v) Social and political unrests in the areas where mineral exploitation takes place have disrupted peace, economic activities and affected governments.

(vi) Economic recession has been witnessed in many oil-producing countries because of oil glut, falling crude oil prices, lack of savings during oil boom and rising unemployment, et

Correct Answer: C. the Jews had no dealings with Samaria

Correct Answer: C) High volatility at room temperature

Correct Answer: D) Charles

Explanation

The question is asking who was the first scientist to describe the cell. The correct answer is option C, Robert Hooke. Robert Hooke first described the cell in 1665 when he used a microscope to observe a thin slice of cork. He saw small compartments which he called cells because they reminded him of the small rooms in a monastery. Although he did not fully understand the significance of what he saw, his observation was a major breakthrough in the study of life. Theodore Schwann, option A, was a German biologist who developed the theory that all animals are made up of cells. Felix Dujardin, option B, was a French biologist who discovered and named protoplasm, the jelly-like substance that makes up the living part of a cell. Charles, option D, is not a known scientist in biology. Mattlas Schlclden, option E, is not a known scientist in biology. The study of cells is an important part of biology, as cells are the basic unit of life. Cells are the smallest structures that can carry out all the functions of living organisms, and they come in many different shapes and sizes. Understanding the structure and function of cells is essential for understanding how living organisms work and how they interact with their environment.

Correct Answer: C. Evil of the envier when he envies

Correct Answer: B. Niger

Correct Answer: B) lumbar vertebrae

Explanation

The lumbar spine contains 5 vertebrae, labeled L1 to L5, which progressively increase in size going down the lower back. The vertebrae are connected with joints at the back to enable bending and twisting movements of the spine. Your lumbar vertebrae provide stability for your back and spinal column and allow for a point of attachment for many muscles and ligaments. Your lumbar vertebrae support most of your body's weight. It's also the center of your body's balance.

Correct Answer: A. \(\frac{6}{5}\)

Explanation

\(\sqrt{4x^2 + 1}\) = \(\frac{13x}{6}\)

4x\(^2\) + 1 = \(\frac{169x^2}{36}\)

4 + x\(^2\) = \(\frac{169x^2}{36}\)

cross multiply

169x\(^2\) - 144x\(^2\) = 36

25x\(^2\) = 36

x\(^2\) = \(\frac{36}{25}\)

: x = \(\pm\frac{6}{5}\)

Correct Answer: C. Jean Bodin