King Leopold’s colonial ventures in the Congo were aimed at

• A. making Belgium a great colonial power
• B. carving out an empire for himself
• C. putting a stop to domestic slave trade in the area
• D. introducing Western education to the people.

The formation of water in the tissue respiration results from the

• A. breakdown of water molecules
• B. reduction of oxygen by hydrogen
• C. reduction of carbon(IV) oxide
• D. combination of water molecules

The conversion of the Ethiopian eunuch confirms the

• A. universality of the gospel
• B. work of the Apostles
• C. work of Phillip in Samaria
• D. the love of God for the eunuch

Which of the following is an example of a pasture commonly used in agriculture?

• A. Corn plantation
• B. Orange orchard
• C. Cattle pasture
• D. Wheat field

The part of alimentary system of a bird where food is ground into small particles is the

• A. cloaca
• B. stomach
• C. crop
• D. gizzard

According to Mark and Luke, the response of blind Bartimaeus to his healing was to

• A. follow Jesus immediately
• B. run to show himself to the prisests
• C. confess Jesus as a prophet
• D. speak to the Jews about Jesus

Public corporations are struggling in the West African States as a result of

• A. heavy social and political cost
• B. private-public partnership
• C. public scrutiny and accountability
• D. direct foreign investment

The nymphs of lice reach maturity in about

• A. one week
• B. two weeks
• C. three weeks
• D. four weeks

The conversion of raw materials into finished products creates

• A. form utility
• B. time utility
• C. marginal utility
• D. place utility

A principal member of the stock exchange who buys and sells securities on his own is a

• A. jobber
• B. promoter
• C. broker
• D. speculator