Correct Answer: A) 1.00

Correct Answer: B. dative

Correct Answer: B. N1 000

Correct Answer: C) dogs would lick Ahab's blood where they had licked Naboth

Explanation

This question is about a story from the Bible where Ahab and his wife Jezebel plotted to take a vineyard that belonged to Naboth. When Naboth refused to sell it to them, Jezebel arranged for him to be falsely accused of a crime and stoned to death. In response to this, God declared a punishment for Ahab. The question asks what this punishment was.

Option A suggests that God would require Ahab to pay for the murder of Naboth with his own life, but this is not the correct answer.

Option B suggests that Ahab's descendants would never be kings of Israel. This is a common punishment in the Bible, but it is not the punishment that God declared in this particular story.

Option C is the correct answer. God declared that dogs would lick Ahab's blood in the same place where they had licked Naboth's blood. This was a shameful and degrading punishment, and it was a direct result of the way that Ahab and Jezebel had treated Naboth.

Option D suggests that Ahab's family would be plagued by violence and warfare, but this is not the punishment that God declared in this story.

To understand this story better, it is important to know that Ahab was a king of Israel who did many evil things, including worshipping false gods and disobeying God's commands. Jezebel was his wife, and she was also known for her wickedness. Naboth was a righteous man who refused to give up his ancestral land, even when the king offered to buy it from him. The story shows how even powerful people can face God's punishment when they do wrong.

Correct Answer: A. heating a metal filament.

Explanation

(a) Daniel was one of the three presidents appointed by king Dairus to govern the 120 satraps of his empire. He found favour with the king and was to be made the administrative officer, a prestigious position which was envied by the other presidents. His rivals persuaded the king to sign into law an irrevocable decree that any one, except the king, who made a petition to a god or man for a period of thirty days would be thrown into a lion's den. Despite the decree, Daniel went to the upper chamber of his house, left the windows open and prayed to his God three times daily. He was maliciously accused and reported to the king by the conspirators for failure to obey the decree. He was brought before the king, tried and was ordered to be cast into the lion's den.

While Daniel was in the lion's den, Darius fervently prayed for his safety. Darius ordered a stone to be laid upon the entrance of the den and sealed it with his signet. He became downcast throughout the time Daniel remained in the den. Early in the morning of the following day, he went to the lion's den and cried out to Daniel to knoW whether or not he had been saved by his God. When he realized Daniel was still alive, with great joy, he ordered him to be brought out. He commanded his false accusers and their families to be thrown into the den of lions. He issued a decree which enjoined everybody in his domain to worship the God of Daniel.

(b) For a present day priest who faces opposition in his work of evangelization, it is advisable that the church should:

(i) embark on prayer and fasting for God's spiritual support and strengthening of faith.

(ii) advise him to continue to grow in faith

(iii) If opposition borders on threat to his life, he should appeal to the authorities in the land

(iv) Priests are to maintain personal and moral integrity.

Correct Answer: D. 88

Explanation

First, we need to find the total number of points for his fourth exam. That would be 80?4 or 320. The reason we do this is because we can calculate his point total with the new average and determine his final score by taking the difference. So 82?5=410. We subtract 410 and 320 to get 90 as our answer.

Correct Answer: D. wage rate

Correct Answer: D. Common currency

Correct Answer: B. 11.8 g