Correct Answer: C. Z = 150

Correct Answer: A. free election and proper register of voters

Explanation

The characteristic of a representative democracy is simply: People vote for representatives. Of course vote means a fair election where people have real choice.

Correct Answer: D) lame

Explanation

In the Bible, there is a story about a man who was healed at the Beautiful Gate. The question is asking which of the following conditions the man had before he was healed. The options are crippled, blind, demonic, and lame.

To answer this question, we need to know what each of these conditions means. Crippled means having a physical disability that prevents normal movement or control of the body. Blind means unable to see. Leprous means having a skin disease that causes sores and scabs. Demonic means being possessed by an evil spirit. Finally, lame means unable to walk properly due to injury or disease.

Based on this information, we can determine that the correct answer is option D, which is lame. This means that the man was unable to walk properly before he was healed at the Beautiful Gate.

It's important to note that this story is found in the book of Acts in the New Testament of the Bible. It is a powerful example of the healing power of Jesus and the faith of the early Christian community.

To learn more about this story and other stories in the Bible, please read the relevant sections of the recommended textbooks.

Correct Answer: b. Kid

Correct Answer: C. the contribution of every member depends on the member's ability

Correct Answer: B. Non-centralised system

Explanation

Collective responsibility is a concept in which members of a group are considered responsible for the actions of the group as a whole. In the context of government, this often applies to cabinet systems where all members of the cabinet are collectively responsible for the decisions made. Non-Centralized system does not practice collective responsibility as power and decision-making are not concentrated in a central authority.or individuals mostly comes

Explanation

(a) Let the cost of the car to the dealer be x.

Sales of car to a man with 15% profit : (115% of x = 1.15 x\)

Sale of the car to the woman by the man at 5% loss : (95% of 1.15x = N120,175.00)

\(0.95 \times 1.15x = N120,175.00\)

\(1.0925x = N120,175.00\)

\(x = \frac{120,175.00}{1.0925}\)

\(x = N110,000\)

The original cost of the car to the dealer = N110,000.00.

(b) Circumference of a circle = \(2\pi r\)

Distance covered by the wheel = 1.05 km

Radius of the wheel = 18cm

Circumference of the wheel = \(2 \times \frac{22}{7} \times 18\)

= \(113.14 cm\)

Note : 1.05 km = 105,000 cm

Number of revolution = \(\frac{105,000}{113.14}\)

= \(928.05 revs\)

\(\approxeq 928 revs\)

Explanation

Question 3:

(1) Relation to theme: (i) Theme of corruption and abuse of power. (ii) The quest for justice in a corrupt society.

(2) Character identification: (i) Ogeyi Ogar is Aloho's friend from university davs. (ii) A receptionist in ABC Company. (iii) Born-again since university days, clear contrast to Ochuole. (iv) Deeply religious working woman. (v) Usually seen on her bed reading religious literature.

(3) Circumstances of Ogeyi's life: (i) Lives in Pannya close to a rubbish heap. (ii) Sleeps on a bare bedsitter. (iii) Willing to share room with her unemployed friend, Aloho. (iv) Sharing her religious beliefs with Aloha and reminding her she is a born-again Christian.

(4) Ogeyi's warning to Aloho against Ochuole: (i) She is alarmed at Aloho' s association with Ochuole. (ii) Warns Aloho strongly against the association Aloho. (iii) Urges Aloho to trust God to provide a good job. (iv) Prays fervently for Aloho

(5) Ogeyi's caution to Aloho about her new job: (i) Suspicious of the job of protocol officer. (ii) Sceptical about the USA trip. (iii) Urges Aloho to listen to biblical warning and quit the job, flee when the temptation comes near you and urges Aloho to remember Lot's wife and her fate.

(6) Ogeyi's denunciation of corruption: (i) After Aloho leaves for the village, Ogeyi goes to the police. (ii) In court, she declares herself born-again Christian. (iii) She assures Okpotu, God will handle the matter. (iv) Secures justice against the perpetrators of Aloho's death.

Question 4:

(1) Relation to theme: (i) Theme of corruption and abuse of power. (ii) The quest for justice in a corrupt society.

(2) Character identification: (i) Chief is chief Haladu Ade-Amaka. (ii) Minister of External Relations. (ii) Drug baron. (iv) Physique described absurdly; e.g. stoutly built, has a protruding stomach and walks like a pregnant woman, etc.

(3) Chief's womanizing, embezzling funds and abuse of office: (i) He is riding high: affluence gained through illegal means. (ii) Notorious for womanizing, (iii) Erabezzles state funds (iv) Abuses his office for monetary gains. (v) Bribes officials of the justice system.

(4) Aloho's frustrated trip to the USA. (i) First signs of downfall. Aloho's arrest and bribing his way through. (ii) Complicity of Justice Odili. (iii) Failure of customs officer to turn up at the airport. (iv) Aloho's pregnancy.

(5) His eventual downfall. (i) Ogeyi reports chief to the police. prosecuted. (iv) He is fined and imprisoned. (ii) Chief is arrested in spite of Justice Odili's attempt to subvert justice. (iii) He is successfully

Correct Answer: A. Witch

Explanation

The word 'Witch' rhymes with 'Pitch'. In English, words are said to rhyme when the stressed vowel sounds in their final syllables are the same. Here, 'Pitch' and 'Witch' both have the /?t?/ sound in their final syllables.

Correct Answer: C. notorious