Correct Answer: C. individuals, government, non-governmental agencies including international bodies

Explanation

Combating human trafficking requires the efforts of everyone, including individuals, government, non-governmental agencies, and international bodies. Human trafficking is a global problem that requires a coordinated, international response.

Correct Answer: B. multipurpose dams to support the growing population

Correct Answer: D. 23%

Correct Answer: A. 8km

Correct Answer: C) show that no one is above temptation

Explanation

The question is asking why Jesus was tempted by the devil. The options are:

Option A: to fulfill all righteousness

Option B: to show His power over forces of nature

Option C: to show that no one is above temptation (Correct)

Option D: to test the devil's power

The correct answer is Option C: to show that no one is above temptation. This means that Jesus, being fully human, experienced temptation just like every other human being. However, unlike other human beings, Jesus did not give in to temptation and sin. This is important because it shows that Jesus was not just fully divine, but fully human as well. It also shows that it is possible for human beings to resist temptation and not sin.

In the Bible, it is written that Jesus was led into the wilderness by the Holy Spirit to be tempted by the devil. The devil offered Jesus various temptations, but Jesus resisted and did not sin. This event is important because it shows that Jesus was not just a powerful miracle worker, but also a human being who experienced temptation and overcame it.

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Explanation

Change is an important theme in the poem. The poem is based on an allusion to the second coming of Christ as predicted in the Bible. (Matthew 24). The atmosphere of imminent change is established from the beginning. The opening image is of a falcon (a vicious bird of prey) Its flight symbolizes cycles in human history.

As the falcon circles in an ever— widening gyre and spins out of control, "the falcon cannot hear the falconer". There is chaos and anarchy, as "things fall apart" and "the centre cannot hold." Images of doom follow in quick succession; first, there is confusion everywhere "Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world" and then wars: "The blood dummed tide is loosed" The changes are for the worse. Even the behaviour and attitudes of people undergo adverse changes —"The ceremony of innocence is drowned" as civilized behaviour is pushed aside by uncouth behaviour. Now, even those who lead "the best", are no longer sure of what is right, while "the worst" have taken full control of the world. The second stanza affirms that what is being witnessed is the end of an era and the start of another "The Second Corning". The image of the sphinx-like creature reinforces this impression of change. But this change is shrouded in uncertainty.

The creature with the shape of a lion and a man's head awakening slowly from sleep with "A gaze blank and pitiless as the sun" affirms the uncertainty. It is coming as Christ did to change the world. Frightening as it looks, the creature will bring about a change which may be positive. As the "indignant desert birds "are being swept away and the symbol of Bethlehem looms large, one can only hope that the change envisaged will be peaceful; but the poem's end does not guarantee it. There is no doubt therefore, that change is an important theme in the poem.

Correct Answer: A. 15

Explanation

G \(\alpha\) H²

G = KH²

4 = K(3)²

4 = 9k; K = \(\frac{4}{9}\)

100 = \(\frac{4}{9}H^2\)

4H² = 900

H² = \(\frac{900}{4}\)

H² = 225

H = \(\sqrt{225}\)

H = 15

Correct Answer: B. losing two electrons

Explanation

(a) Credit is a promise to pay at a future date for something of value received now with an agreed interest. / It is a postponement of payment for goods or services/usually with interest.

(b) Basic Principles of Insurance:

(i) Indemnity

(ii) Contribution

(iii) Subrogation

(iv) Proximate cause

(iv) Insurable interest

(vi) Uberimae fidei

(vii) Abandonment

(i)Indemnity: This principle states that the insured should be restored to former position in which he was before the occurrence of the loss.

(ii)Contribution: The principle of contribution provides that if an object is insured with more than one insurance company, the amount claimable from individual insurers will be limited to their individual ratable proportion of the loss.

(iii)Subrogation: Subrogation is the right which the insurance company has after compensating the insured to stand in the place of the insured and avail itself of the rights and remedies which the insured has against a third party who is responsible for the occurrence of the loss.

(iv)Proximate cause: This principle provides that there must be a close connection between the loss actually suffered and the risk for which an insurance policy has been taken before the insured is compensated or indemnified.

(iv)Insurable interest: Insurable interest provides that only the person who will suffer financial loss if the event to be insured against occurs, will be allowed to take out insurance.

(vi)Uberimae fidei:(Utmost good faith). This insurance principle provides that parties in an insurance contract must disclose all material facts to both parties or else the contract will be void.

(vii)Abandonment: This principle states that when the cost of repairing the insured property is higher than the actual cost of the object, the object will be abandoned and the insured will be compensated to the tune of the total loss while the object will be left with the insurer.

Correct Answer: D. temperature