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23301

When voters exercise their right to vote based on monetary or material inducements, the elected candidates may suffer

  • A. loss of voters support in the next election
  • B. eroded legitimacy during elected term
  • C. erosion of dividends of democracy
  • D. loss of party support for another term
View Discussion (0)WAEC 2023 OBJ
23302

Which of the following set of statistical tools is used for further economic analysis?

  • A. the median and standard deviation
  • B. the mean and mode
  • C. the mean and standard deviation
  • D. the mode and median
View Discussion (0)JAMB 2013
23303

The branch of government responsible for implementing laws is the

  • A) judiciary
  • B) legislature
  • C) executive
  • D) police
View Discussion (0)POST UTME OAU
23304

Read the following passage and answer the questions on it

It was a cold windy Monday morning just before dawn. A frail old woman who could barely see beyond a few metres ahead of her - an early septuagenarian - braved all odds and stepped out onto the dirty road in the village of Koomla. For her, today's duty had to be done even if it meant further risking her delicate health. "What would I not do for Koku to amount to something in this life that has given me nothing but woes?" Mma Koku thought to herself.

And so, despite the ominous signs from the sky, and wearing just a threadbare sweater over an equally aged wrapper, she forged ahead, daring the draught of air that was threatening to topple her. Luckily, the sand ground was still largely undisturbed owing to the dew, so she didn't have to contend with fending off particles from her often rheumy eyes.

"Come what may" Mma Koku assured herself as her left foot planked into a muddy pothole she hadn't seen in time, "today I shall see the pathfinder before he leaves for the city." Her destination was still about nine kilometres away. At home, The Pathfinder, a middle-aged university teacher - the very first person to earn the highest postgraduate degree from the village of Koomla - had just roused himself from dreamland. In the dream,a figure in white had told him he owed an obligation to the old woman. She was on her way to give him a parcel for her son studying in the university in the city, about a thousand miles away.

The Pathfinder had come home for a two-day visit and the news had got to Mma Koku, who gladly took all her savings for the last three months, put it in a small envelope and tied it up in the edge of her wrapper. The duo were to meet at the junction where the village road led off to the city. "You know, Lord, this is all I have. Please let my son turn out well," the old woman prayed. "No sacrifice is too much for one's child," she heaved, skipping over another muddy pothole, for it had rained the previous day.

By the time Mma Koku got about a mile from The Pathfinder's home, the day was now bright enough for her to see with less strain. However, the sky suddenly became overcast and only seconds later, there was a torrent from the heavens. There was very little that the surprised old woman could do to stave off the watery onslaught, so she trudged on stoically. At the appointed place, The Pathfinder activated his wipers at top speed as he stayed on the lookout for the person he was expecting.

As drenched as Mma Koku came into view, The Pathfinder switched off the ignition and rushed out to meet up with her, guiding her into a nearby shed. After a few minutes of pleasantries, she handed over her widow's mite. Mma, please wait here till the sky stops weeping," he begged her. "I must run along now."

"Ah, what can beat a mother's love!" Dr Felix Adoka soliloquised pensively, shaking his head as he winked a left turn to an oncoming driver, prepared to confront the elements. "I shall ensure her son gets a teaching job once he is done," he promised himself.

...before he leaves for the city... What is its function?View Discussion (0)WAEC 2023 THEORY
23305

Opportunity cost is define as the

  • A. money cost
  • B. cost of production
  • C. real cost
  • D. variable cost
View Discussion (0)WAEC 1992 OBJ
23306

Choose the option that has the same consonant sound as the one represented by the letter(s) underlined.

Judge

  • A. gear
  • B. spinach
  • C. pleasure
  • D. camouflage
View Discussion (0)JAMB 2004
23307

A block of mass 4.0kg causes a spiral spring to extend by 0.16m from its unstretched position. The block is removed and another body of mass 0.50kg is hung from the same spiral spring. If the spring is then stretched and released, what is the angular frequency of the subsequent motion? [g = 10 ms-2]

  • A. 10\(\sqrt 5\) rads-1
  • B. 5\(\sqrt 2\) rads-1
  • C. 5 rads-1
  • D. \(\sqrt 5\) rads-1
View Discussion (0)WAEC 2007 OBJ
23308

The bookseller received the proprietor's _____ to sell his books but his _____ made the students to laugh at him

  • (A) assent/accent
  • (B) accent/accent
  • (C) assent/assent
  • (D) accent/assent
View Discussion (0)POST UTME UNILORIN
23309

Inhibition of root and fruit formation are deficiency symptoms of

  • A. iron
  • B. nitrogen
  • C. chlorine
  • D. phosphorus
View Discussion (0)WAEC 2017 OBJ
23310

The birds fly high over

the hills beyond the corn fields.

The poetic device used in the above extract is

  • A. assonance
  • B. alliteration
  • C. metaphor
  • D. metonymy
View Discussion (0)WAEC 1998 OBJ