Correct Answer: B) Leaves

Correct Answer: D. privilege

Correct Answer: A. Provision of Shelter

Correct Answer: D. Musamaf

Explanation

(a)(i) Igneous rocks are formed as a result of hot molten magma escaping to earth surface and cooling. On reaching the surface, the rocks cool to form glassy o.r coarsely crystalline textured mass. Some of the magma may cool before reaching the earth surface thus forming plutonic rocks while some may reach the surface to form volcanic rocks. Rapid cooling gives rise to fine grained rocks, while slow cooling gives raise to larger grained rocks.

(ii) Sedimentary rocks are formed when pre-existing rocks are broken down by geological denudation agents. The materialsproduced are moved from their places of origin and deposited elsewhere as solid particles or in solution. The particles are usually laid down in strata or beds and they are usually cemented together by organic matter, cementing agents or pressure. They contain fossils.

(iii) Metamorphic rocks are derived from pre-existing sedimentary or igneous rocks by the agent of metamorphism such as heat, pressure and chemical change. The changes often take place at some depth within the earth's crust, e.g. earth movements and folding subject rocks to great heat and pressure and new rocks of new types called metamorphic rocks are produced. Under the new conditions, some of the original minerals are no longer stable and they give place to other minerals fitted for the new environment.

(b) Examples of igneous rocks are: Granite, diorite, gabbro, basalt, syenite, pumice. Examples of metamorphic rocks are: Gneisss, schist, quartzite, marble, slate. Examples of sedimentary rocks are: limestone, sandstone, coal, clay, dolomite, shale, mudstone, peat, lignit, gypsum.

Correct Answer: C. cause diseases in plants and animals

Explanation

Plant viruses are of considerable economic importance because many of them infect crop and ornamental plants.

Numerous plant viruses are rodlike and can be extracted readily from plant tissue and crystallized.

Animal viruses of economic importance: Genetic variation, persistence, and prospects for their control.

Correct Answer: C) Justice and righteousness flow like an endless stream

Explanation

The question is asking about what true religion is according to Amos' statement. There are four options given, and the student is to choose the correct one. Option A suggests that true religion is when sacrifices and tithes are always given to appease God. Option B suggests that serving food and drinks is a mark of love in true religion. Option D suggests that feast and solemn assemblies play important roles in true religion.

According to the correct option, C, true religion is the one in which justice and righteousness flow like an endless stream. This means that true religion is not just about performing rituals or ceremonies, but it is also about being just and righteous. Amos, a prophet in the Old Testament, emphasized the importance of social justice and condemned the wealthy for oppressing the poor. He believed that true religion involves treating people fairly and doing what is right.

This idea of justice and righteousness is a common theme in the Bible, and it is emphasized by other prophets like Isaiah and Micah. Jesus also spoke about the importance of loving one's neighbor and helping the less fortunate. Therefore, for Christians, true religion involves not only faith and worship but also treating others with kindness and doing what is right.

In conclusion, the correct option for the question is C, which says true religion is the one in which justice and righteousness flow like an endless stream. This emphasizes the importance of treating others fairly and doing what is right, which is a common theme in the Bible.

Correct Answer: A. the employment of scholars of Arabic as envoys by kings and emperors

Correct Answer: C. workers' performances

Correct Answer: C. they are under an illusion

Explanation

If you say that someone is living in a fool's paradise, you are criticizing them because they are not aware that their present happy situation is likely to change and get worse.