Correct Answer: B. Stock exchange

Explanation

Discussing cocoa, yam and millet production in relation to climatic / soil requirement. cultural practices and method of propagation in a tabular form

Correct Answer: A. Mary the mother of Joseph

Correct Answer: C) imposes tariffs

Explanation

Tariffs are taxes or fees that a country places on imported goods. When a country imposes tariffs, it increases the cost of imported goods, making them more expensive for consumers. This can make people less likely to buy imported goods and instead choose to purchase goods made within their own country. By discouraging imports, a country can protect its domestic industries and promote the growth of its own economy.

In contrast, subsidizing exports (Option A) means providing financial assistance or incentives to companies that sell goods to other countries. This can help increase the competitiveness of a country's exports and encourage foreign countries to buy more of its goods. Removing quotes (Option B) doesn't directly relate to discouraging imports. Encouraging free trade (Option D) means promoting the exchange of goods and services between countries with minimal barriers, which would not discourage imports.

Therefore, the correct option in this question is Option C: Imposes tariffs.

Correct Answer: B. won the debate

Explanation

If someone carries the day, they are the winner in a contest such as a battle, debate, or sporting competition.

Correct Answer: D. the name of God might be glorified.

Correct Answer: D. 8b

Explanation

The median is the middle value of the set in increasing order. In this set of 8 (or any even number) entries, the median is the mean of the two middle entries of the set in increasing order (7b+9b)/2=8b

Correct Answer: B. felt

Explanation

(a) Ezekiel saw God in His great glory and fell down upon his face. There and then the spirit (of God) entered into him and set him upon his feet. A voice told him that he was being sent to the people of Israel-a nation of rebels — they and their fathers had been unfaithful to God. The Israelites were impudent / stubborn, but he should speak to them. With God's authority, he should tell them: "Thus says the Lord God ...' Whether they would hear or not, they would know that a prophet had risen among them. As for Ezekiel himself he must not be afraid of them / their words. Though they were briers / thorns / scorpions, he must not rebel like them. (He was then ordered to open his mouth and eat what was offered him) and a scroll was given to him to eat. He ate it, and it tasted like honey. God reminded Ezekiel that though, the people of Israel were stubborn and hard-hearted, He had made Ezekiel's face harder than those of the Israelites. God assured him that though the people of Israel were stubborn and hard-hearted, He had made Ezekiel's face harder than those of the Israelites. Ezekiel should not be dismayed by their looks, but should receive all the words / instructions of God in his heart / with his ears. He should then get to the exiles and prophesy to them.

(b) Lessons from Ezekiel's experiences.

(i) God commissions people for service.

(ii) God equips man for service. God does not send without equipment

(iii) God can make use of anyone no matter his background.

(iv) The message from God must be digested / clearly understood at the time of the commissioning.

(v) The message must be delivered no matter the level of opposition / confrontation.

(vi) God's word is delightful.

Correct Answer: C. preparing ridges for planting