Explanation

The play is about the corrupt acts of public servants and their collaborators. In the play we see how people thrive on corruption and suffer the consequences of their acts. Chief Haladu Ade-Amaka is corruption personified. He collaborates with others to carry out the corrupt activities in the play. Characters, like Madam Hoha, Ochuole and Aloho are willing tools in his hands. He also enjoys protection from representatives of the law, such as the Commissioner of Police and Justice Odili.

There are also a string of boys who are paid to work for Chief Ade-Amaka from time to time. His exalted position as the Minister of External Relations notwithstanding, Chief Ade-Amaka engages in criminal acts, such as the falsification of financial figures, authorisation for payment of capital items not purchased and the exploitation of girls. Worse, still, is his involvement in drug trafficking, an illicit business for which he recruits yound, unsuspecting girls like Aloho to carry it out.

Correct Answer: D. control and regulate money supply

Explanation

(a) Values are accepted moral principles, ideas, beliefs, and standard code of behavior which the society upholds and pass from one generation to another.

(b)i. Integrity gives room for good character formation

ii. it brings about hard work and commitment to work.

iii. People of integrity serve as role models to young ones.

iv. It makes one to be confident and trustworthy.

v. it brings about communal development.

vi. It inspires innovation.

vii. It promotes lasting relationship.

Correct Answer: C) Barnabs

Explanation

The question is asking us to identify who is referred to as the son of consolation in the Bible. The options provided are Barsabas, Barabbas, Barnabas (which is the correct answer), and Bathsheba.

Barnabas is the correct answer to this question. In the Bible, Barnabas is referred to as the son of consolation and was a companion of Paul during his ministry. He was known for his encouragement and support of other believers, and for his generosity towards those in need. Barnabas is mentioned in the book of Acts as a respected member of the early Christian community and played a significant role in the spread of Christianity in the early years.

Barsabas, Barabbas, and Bathsheba are not the correct answers to this question. Barsabas was one of two candidates considered to replace Judas Iscariot as an apostle, but was not chosen. Barabbas was a criminal who was released by Pontius Pilate instead of Jesus during the trial leading up to the crucifixion. Bathsheba was a woman from the Old Testament who was married to King David.

It is important for students of Christian Religious Knowledge to be familiar with the various figures and events mentioned in the Bible, as well as their roles and significance in the development of Christianity.

Correct Answer: A. -1/4

Correct Answer: A. \(\begin{pmatrix} -7 \\ -7\sqrt{3} \end{pmatrix}\)

Explanation

\(F = \begin{pmatrix} F_{x} \\ F_{y} \end{pmatrix} = \begin{pmatrix} F\cos \theta \\ F\sin \theta \end{pmatrix}\)

\((14N, 240°) = \begin{pmatrix} 14\cos 240 \\ 14\sin 240 \end{pmatrix}\)

= \(\begin{pmatrix} 14 \times -0.5 \\ 14 \times \frac{-\sqrt{3}}{2} \end{pmatrix}\)

= \(\begin{pmatrix} -7 \\ -7\sqrt{3} \end{pmatrix}\)

Correct Answer: B) 1250 kgm^-3

Explanation

Ambush portrays a society under siege. The isolation of the people pre-empts peace or prosperity. The powers that be appear to hold their subjects in a vice like grip.

By the use of powerful imagery and symbols, the metaphor of a voyage appropriately describes this poet unveils his mood despondency in his deprived transition. and gloomy circumstances. This is also the mood of the citizens of the land, who, individually and collectively, are denied any means or opportunities of improving their lot. By whatever means imaginable (by sea, land or air), various agents, allies of the land (the autocracy) reinforce the deprivation of the people. The people's means of livelihood is obliterated; they are frightened and intimidated; their very existence is threatened. Above all, they dare not seek relief outside the land.

Through the metaphor of the giant whale, the poet conveys the miserable picture of the people's chance of earning any livelihood being put paid to. The image of angling conveys this vividly, for the land swallows the angler's hook, line and sinker, thus aborting dreams of a good catch.

Thus, the people are bereft of hope and expectation as their desires dwindle. The metaphor of the sea rves to convey the harsh restriction imposed on the people. The people are also held in terror unleashed by another agent of the land by land. The 'frightful tiger keeps the whole population in fear. None is exempted: both the old and the young dare not exhibit any bravado, nor venture out at night. This is how the land denies the people any escape by land.

The function of the agent that hovers overhead is to heighten the people's fear and invite chaos on them. The hawk continuously 'courts' ruin for the land with its hoots in space. The impossibility of attempting to escape without being picked up is made certain by the hawk's presence.

Matters are sealed for the poor masses as local forces are harnessed and the land lies patiently ahead/awaiting in ambush for its own kith and kin. The purpose of the ambush is not to protect the people from invaders. Rather, it is to frustrate any attempt to escape for relief elsewhere. In the homeland, where nothing happens, the signs of want are apparent and people need to migrate toward the shore of possibilities. But they dare not.

The hopeless and frustrating circumstances of the poet make him utterly exasperated and depresed. Thus, the mood of hopelessness and frustration permeates the poem.

Correct Answer: A. Hydrolysis

Correct Answer: C. Watershed