Correct Answer: A. goods manufactured

Explanation

(a) Obligations of the employer to the employees are:

(i) The employer has the duty to provide safety tools for the employee.

(ii) He is obliged to pay the employee his remuneration.

(iii) He has the obligation to provide a safe place of work.

(iv) He has the duty to train his new employees such that they can avoid reasonably foreseen able harm which could result from a failure to give them proper instructions and training.

(v) He must give the employee work to keep him busy.

(vi) The employer has a duty to reimburse his employee for any expenses or loss he incurs in the course of the employer's business.

(b) Duties of employee to the employer are:

(i) The employee must perform his duties faithfully and honestly.

(ii) He must not reveal any confidential information regarding his employer.

(iii) The employee must perform the task given to him according to laid down instructions.

(iv) The employee should be loyal.

(v) He must not allow his own interest to conflict with the interest of his employer.

(vi) The employee must show respect to his employer

Correct Answer: C. to helping

Correct Answer: D. Eight, Circumcised

Correct Answer: D. resurrection

Correct Answer: B. geneALOGY

Explanation

Wara is the main female character in the play. She is portrayed as attractive and a seductive dancer. We meet her early in the play when Kindo attempts to drag her into the sacred cave for sex and she resists the attempt. But for her, Soko would have come upon them in the cave. Both could have been charged with sacrilege. That they were not found out at this point advances the plot. As Kindo's girlfriend, Wara is na

Correct Answer: B. sand filling

Explanation

(a) Demographic Transition theory is concerned with the historical population growth of a society. It attempts to explain the relationship between fertility and mortality on population growth. The theory explains how all developed countries in contemporary times have passed through three identical stages or population history.

(b) Stages of the theory:

Stage (I) (pre-transition phase/stage):

This stage is characterized by high fertility and high mortality rates In this stage the population is fairly stable, static or decreasing or increasing at a low rate.

It is a feature of the pre-industrial society.

Stage (II) (Transition stage/phase): In this stage both fertility and mortality are declining. Fertility decline less rapidly at first and then grows more rapidly than mortality leading to an increase tn population. It is a period of population explosion as a result of high birth rates and low death rates.

It is a feature of an economy at the industrial take-off It is feature of developing economy.

Stage (iii) (Post- transition phase/stage):

Both fertility and mortality are low and under control at this stage. The growth rate is controlled as population remains, more or less stable i.e it is a period of low birth rate. and low death rates, which leads to little or no population growth. It is a feature of advanced economy.

Correct Answer: A. crown