Correct Answer: C. co-operative society

Correct Answer: C. minerals

Correct Answer: A. Transport

Explanation

(a) Electrolysis is the decomposition of an electrolyte into ions by passing current through the electrolyte.

(b) Mass of copper deposited M = zlt

= 3.27 x 10\(^{7}\) x 2 x 300 = 1.962 x 10\(^{-4}\) kg

Correct Answer: C. hurried

Explanation

Professionally, both are legal scholars and important public officers. More is a principled and God-fearing man. This is seen when he refuses to give public approval to Henry's marriage with Anne Boleyn. He also refuses to accept bribe. At home, he is a good family man.

Cromwell, on the other hand, has no moral scruples and will do anything for position and money. These contrasting aspects of their characters are played out in the drama. For example, Cromwell's lack of moral scruples makes him a willing tool in the hands of the King. To satisfy the King's desire to remarry (which More is opposed to), he viciously implicates More in the bribery scandal and gets him executed in the end.

One other area where More and Cromwell contrast in character is the way they view friendship. While More is sincere and willing to help for a good cause, Cromwell is not. For example, more befriends Rich to improve the young man's moral and career development while Cromwell's friendship with Rich is exploitative and geared towards the acquisition of power, influence and money.

Judging from More's character as it develops in the play, one may consider him as naive even when he stands in great danger of his life and has virtually all his family opposing him. But More lives and dies for his principles. Cromwell, on the other hand, stands on no higher moral ground than his own material comfort which he pursues, vengefully.

Correct Answer: B. 2

Explanation

Aids to trade are: (i) Insurance (ii) Banking (iii) Advertising (iv) Warehousing (v) Communication (vi) Transport (vii) Tourism.

(i) Warehousing ensures the storage of goods till they are wanted. The storage of manufactured goods enables the manufacturers to meet the demands of their customers and to stabilise the prices of goods.

(ii) Advertising stimulates the demand for goods and services by informing the public about the uses of such goods and where to obtain them. The volume of sales is increased.

(iii) Banks aid trade by making funds available to traders and other business establishments in the form of loans. Overdrafts payments for goods are also made through banks.

(iv) Transport provides the means of carrying both raw material and finished goods to where they are needed.

(v) Insurance enables compensation to be paid to the trader. Traders are likely to suffer risks in the course of their trading. These risks can result through loss of the goods in transit. Loss of goods can also result from fire, flood, etc.

(vi) Communication is the transmission of information from one place to another. The customers and suppliers can get in touch through telephone, telex and postal.

Correct Answer: A. 1.5ms^-1