Correct Answer: C. 3000kg

Correct Answer: B. political culture

Explanation

Political culture is the set of attitudes, beliefs, and sentiments which give order and meaning to a political process and which provide the underlying assumptions and rules that govern behavior in the political system.

Correct Answer: A) The Lord is peace

Explanation

The question is asking about the name of the altar Gideon built at the oak in Oprah. The options provided are: A) The Lord is peace, B) The Lord is great, C) The Lord is sufficient, and D) The Lord is merciful

The correct option is A) The Lord is peace.

Gideon was a judge and leader in Israel, chosen by God to save his people from the oppression of the Midianites. In the book of Judges, it is recorded that Gideon built an altar to the Lord at the oak in Oprah after God gave him a sign that he would be victorious in battle against the Midianites. Gideon named the altar The Lord is peace to acknowledge God's faithfulness and provision.

It is important to note that in the Bible, altars were places of worship and sacrifice. They were often used to commemorate significant events or encounters with God. The act of building an altar was a way of showing gratitude and reverence to God.

In summary, the altar Gideon built at the oak in Oprah was called The Lord is peace. It was a way for Gideon to acknowledge God's faithfulness and provision. Altars were important places of worship and sacrifice in the Bible and were often used to commemorate significant events or encounters with God.

Correct Answer: c. Calf

Correct Answer: A. 3/8

Correct Answer: B. over reliance on foreign aid

Explanation

One of the major challenges faced by the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD) is the over-reliance on foreign aid. This dependence often comes with conditions that may not align with the development goals of the African countries. It also creates a dependency syndrome that hinders self-sustained growth and development. The other options like absence of a common platform for debate, arms race among member states, and absence of technology transfer, while they may be challenges, are not as formidable as the over-reliance on foreign aid.

Explanation

(a) \(2x - y = \frac{9}{2} .... (1)\)

\(x + 4y = 0 ....... (2)\)

From (2), x = - 4y. Put into (1), we have

\(2(- 4y) - y = \frac{9}{2}\)

\(-8y - y = \frac{9}{2} \implies - 9y = \frac{9}{2}\)

\(y = \frac{\frac{9}{2}}{-9} = -\frac{1}{2}\)

\(x = - 4y = -4(-\frac{1}{2})\)

\(x = 2\)

\((x, y) = (2, -\frac{1}{2})\)

(b)

In \(\Delta ACD, \stackrel\frown{ACD} = 52° \) \(\stackrel\frown{ACD} = \stackrel\frown{DAT}\)

\(\therefore \stackrel\frown{BCD} = 40° + 52° = 92°\)

Note \(\stackrel\frown{BCD}\) and \(\stackrel\frown{BAD}\) are supplementary = 180°

\(\therefore \stackrel\frown{BAD} = 180° - 92° = 88°\)

Explanation

Question 5

(1) Relation to theme: (i)) Racial discrimination and how it affects the lives of African Americans. (ii) Poverty and the aspiration of a young African American family to improve their lot.

(2) Definition of plot: The unfolding of events and actions in relation to the theme. In this regard, Mrs. Johnson plays a minor but significant role.

(3) Character identification: Mrs Johnson is an African American woman, a neighbour of the Youngers and sharing an apartment with them in Southside, Chicago (i) Competes with the Youngers for the use of a common bathroom. (ii) Exchange pleasantries with the Youngers.

(4) The visit: (i) As she visits, she brings along a magazine featuring as banner headline. NEGROES INVADE THE CLYBOURNE PARK' and they have been bombed. (ii) She teases the family for wanting to move on up a little higher' when they should know their place as Negros as she does. (iii) She is full of envy tinged with admiration of the Youngers' upbringing and determination to succeed.

5) Her relevance to the plot: (i) She provides some humour, especially when she's given pie, then coffee while protesting she has stayed too long. (ii) She appears at the stage where the Youngers are packing to move to Clybourne Park. The news from the newspaper and her own narrative is intended to discourage the Youngers from moving on. (iii) Beneatha concludes about her visit. .. If there are two things, we as a people, have got to overcome, one is the Klu Klux Klan, the other is Mrs Johnson.

(6) Significance (i) Mrs. Johnson's visit raises doubt in the Youngers about moving out to Clybourne Park. (ii) Subsequent events, such as Walter's loss of the rest of the insurance money and Mr. Karl Lindner's appearance to buy the family out of the contract do not help matters. (iii) Mrs. Johnson represents those coloured people who would do nothing to improve their lot and discourage others from doing so. She illustrates the negative side of the African American attempt to break the barriers of social class and race.

Question 6

(1) Relation to theme: (i) Racial discrimination and how it affects the lives of African Americans (ii) Poverty and the aspiration of a young African American family to improve their lot.

(2) Definition of plot: ()) Walter is Walter Lee Younger, Mama's son, Ruth's husband, Travis' father and not yet the head of the house. (ii) He is a lean and ambitious young man ready to blame others for his own flaws. (iii) Does not like driving for another person

(3) His desire to improve his lot and that of his family: (i) Unhappy with the family's depraved condition. (ii) It leads him to drink a lot. (iii) He expects to make a breakthrough with the arrival of the insurance money (iv) He wants the best for Travis but is shocked by the boy's expectation to be a driver.

(4) Walter's choice of business: () He invests in the liquor business, much to the opposition of his mother and sister. (ii) He is duped by his friend, Willy Harris (ii) He feels disappointed and betrayed. He says of Willy Harris. man . trust you ... man I put my Life in your hands man ... that money is made out of my father's flesh

(5) Walter's admiration of success: (i) Regards George Murchison's family as having achieved the success he aspires to. (ii) Disappointed when Beneatha chooses Asagai instead of George. (iii) He reconciles with his family's determination to relocate to Clybourne Park which, to them, signifies success.

Correct Answer: B. Because Salma gave him Tomiwa's number instead of hers

Explanation

In the novel 'The Life Changer', Habib called Tomiwa instead of Salma because Salma gave him Tomiwa's number instead of hers. This was a trick played by Salma to avoid Habib's advances.

Explanation

(a) Planning is the setting up of targets or objectives and outlining the appropriate means of achieving the objectives.

(b) Benefits of planning are:

(i) It helps in setting goals and objectives in an organisation.

(ii) It helps in setting up policies and procedures in achieving the goals of the organisation.

(iii) It leads to acceptable decisions.

(iv) The goals and objectives are achieved through proper planning.

(v) Planning can be used as an instrument of forecast.

(c) Functions of the personnel department are: (i) Human resources planning. (ii) Recruitment, interviews. (iii) Selection. (iv) Placement. (v) Training and development. (vi) Discipline. (vii) Staff welfare. (viii) Trade union matters. (ix) Appraisal. (x) Promotion.