Correct Answer: A. Ali

Correct Answer: B) trial balance error

Correct Answer: D. Naaman

Explanation

(a) Equinox and Solstice:

(i) Equinox means equal days and equal nights while solstice means longer days in summer and longer nights in winter

(ii) Equinox occurs on March 21st and September 23rd while solstice occurs on June 21st and December 22nd

(iii) Equinox could be spring or autumn while solstice could be summer or winter

(b) Rotation and Revolution:

(i) Rotation rotation the earth rotates 360° in 24 hours (one day) while it revolve' round the sun in 3651/4 days (one year)

(ii) Rotation causes day night while revolution causes seasons

(iii) The earth rotates on axis while it revolves round the sun along its orbit

(c) Latitude and Longitude:

Latitude runs parallel to the equator while longitude are perpendicular to the equator

(iii) Circumference of latitudes decreases to the poles while longitudes remain constant

(iii) Longitudes measure up to 360° while latitude measure up to 18

(iv) Only the equator is a great circle while two opposing lines c longitude make a great circle

Explanation

(a) Using v\(^2\) =u\(^2\) + 2as (v=5m/s, u=45m/s)

v\(^2\) = u\(^2\) -2as (For retardation)

5\(^2\)= 45\(^2\) -2(10)s

5\(^2\) - 45\(^2\) = 20s;

50(-40) = -20s

-2000 = -20s;

s=100m

(b) Net force is T- W By Newton's second law: T-W=ma

240 - 26x10 = 16a

240 - 160 = 16a

80 16a

a = 5m/s

Correct Answer: C. Park

Correct Answer: D. Peak of the conflict

Explanation

The climax or turning point of a narrative work is its point of highest tension and drama, or it is the time when the action starts during which the solution is given. The climax of a story is a literary element.

Correct Answer: C. mass method

Explanation

Zakah is the third of the Five Pillars of Islam. It is giving money to the poor. Muslims believe that it is their duty to ensure Allah’s wealth has been distributed equally as everyone is the same - Allah created everyone equally. If a Muslim decides not to follow the pillar of Zakah, it may affect how they are judged in the afterlife. This could make it more likely that they will be sent to Hell (Jahannam) rather than Paradise (Jannah).

Zakah means ‘that which purifies’. By giving money to charity, Muslims can cleanse their wealth. It is important that Muslims do not get attached to unnecessary things such as money and possessions. Islam teaches that focusing on wealth and material possessions does not make a good Muslim.

Zakah refers to a Muslim giving 2.5% of their earnings to charity, after they have paid for what is necessary to support themselves and their family. This means that people who are too poor are not required to suffer hardship in order to give Zakah. Muslims see wealth as ultimately belonging to Allah, and giving Zakah helps to make people more equal. Helping one another is also seen as helping Allah. Zakah donations help Muslims to purify their souls by not being greedy. It is said that the giver of the money will receive a ‘hundred-fold’ back in the afterlife. This means that the giver of the money will receive back a hundred times what they gave as Zakah during their life.

Some Muslims perform Zakah by giving directly to a charity. Others contribute to donations in the mosque, which then distributes the money to people in need.

As well as donating money in a mosque, some Muslims choose to invest time or money (known as Sadaqah) in a chosen charity of their choice. They do this in order to please Allah. However, there are some limitations to how Muslims can donate their time and money. According to Surah 9 in the Qur’an, Zakah can only be used for the following:

• helping the poor
• helping people in need
• freeing prisoners, slaves or captives
• helping people out of debt

Correct Answer: A. pancreas