Correct Answer: C. deficit budget

Explanation

A budget deficit is the annual shortfall between government spending and tax revenue. The deficit is the annual amount the government need to borrow to balance up the budget. When the government borrows, it offers to pay interest payment to those who the money was borrowed. The deficit is also funded by selling government bonds to private sector to do this, the government offers to pay an interest payment to those who buy the bonds. The interest rate attracts investors to lend the government money

Correct Answer: D. atheism

Correct Answer: A. delivery note

Correct Answer: A. zero

Explanation

\(\frac{1}{2}\sqrt{32} - \sqrt{18} \sqrt{2}\) = \(\frac{1}{2} (4\sqrt{2}) - 3\sqrt{2} + \sqrt{2}\)

= 2\(\sqrt{2} - 3\sqrt{2} + \sqrt{2}\)

= 3\(\sqrt{2} - 3\sqrt{2} - 3\sqrt{2}\) = 0

Explanation

(a)What did Jesus teach about Himself as the True Vine?: John 15:1-11:

(i) Jesus said, "I am the true Vine and environment. my Father is the Vinedresser".

(ii) "Every branch that is fruitless, He takes away!

(iii) "Every branch that is fruitful, He prunes - to make it more fruitful".

(iv) "You are already clean by the word spoken to you".

(v) Abide in me and I in you".

(vi) "The branch cannot bear fruit by itself, unless it abides in the vine.

(vii) So you cannot bear fruit unless you abide in me.

(viii) "If a man does not abide in me, he is cast forth as a branch and withers".

(ix) "If you abide me and my words abide in you, ask whatever you will and it shall be done for you".

(x) By this my father is glorified if you bear much fruit and prove to be my disciples.

(xi) "As the Father has loved me so have I loved you, rem in my love".

(xii) "These things I have spoken to you that my joy may be in you and that your joy may be full".

b) Three ways in which the teaching is significant to Christians:

(i) The Vine is the symbol of the relations) between Christ and believers

(ii) The Christian is called to be fruitful.

(iii) Unfruitfulness displeases the Lo

(iv) Close fellowship with the Lord makes fruitfulness possible.

(v) God's word enables us to abide in Him

(vi) God wants our Christian life to be fruitful and joyful always.

Correct Answer: A. conVENtional

Correct Answer: A. -71.1

Correct Answer: D. \(-\frac{11}{3}\)

Explanation

Eugene seems brutally oppressive and aggressive in his relationship with his wife, Beatrice, who is loving and submissive. He does not seem to consider her condition or feeling when he decides what to order her to dol. Sometimes, he even appears to punish Beatrice for nothing at all. This treatment of her detracts from Eugene's show of love in the things he provides her and the children.

Whereas Eugene explains carefully to the children that the excessive punishment he metes out to them is for their sins and necessary for their recovery and redemption, Eugene does not care to tell his wife, or anyone else, why he treats her as he does. His beating her, from Kambili's brief comment, is routine. And he seems to relish hitting her only on the belly and particularly when she is pregnant.

Once, when the pregnant Beatrice, unsure of what may happen in the priest's house if she goes there, asks to excused, Eugene bullies her into going. He is livid and implacably condemns the woman at dinner. At night, Kambili keeps count of the thudding of brutal punches. Then Eugene carries Beatrice off to hospital. She has been bleeding She comes back home without the pregnancy.

Besides, Eugene expects his wife to concur in all he does and keep her place in line. When her figurines are broke she meekly clears the debris. Eugene's wife is so totally under his thumb that she dare not offer reasonable objection to anything. She looks on as Kambili is beaten to unconsciousness. Yet she has her silent resentment

The last straw is the beating she gets while the children are away in Nsukka. This makes her miscarry yet another pregnancy. From her own account to her sister-in-law, this time, Eugene does not know that she is pregnant. All same, he breaks a table on her belly. This mild attempt to excuse Eugene's brutality rather brings his cruelty Beatrice into focus: even when he knows that his wife is pregnant, he will hit her bulging belly. Beatrice's docile resignation to Eugene's treatment of her is unacceptable. She cannot risk leaving him for another woman to take her place. if she cannot change him, no other woman must have Eugene. So she poisons him slowly.

Eugene's wife does not deserve the harshness he metes out to her. Quietly, she takes extreme steps to deal will the situation.

Correct Answer: C. exhibit his wisdom and greed