Correct Answer: A. Lack of goods to carry along the routes

Correct Answer: C. 0.2

Explanation

Question 1

Relation to theme: (i) Colonial exploitation bringing about divisions

Correct Answer: C. preach the kingdom of God and heal

Correct Answer: A. climax

Correct Answer: C) Simeon

Explanation

The question is asking about who Joseph detained in order to bring Benjamin to Egypt. This is a question about the story of Joseph in the book of Genesis in the Bible. According to the story, Joseph's brothers, who had sold him into slavery, came to Egypt to buy food during a famine. Joseph recognized them and eventually revealed himself to them. He then asked them to bring their youngest brother, Benjamin, to Egypt. Joseph detained one of the brothers as a guarantee that they would return with Benjamin.

The correct answer to this question is Option C: Simeon. Joseph detained Simeon until the other brothers returned with Benjamin. This was to ensure that the brothers would return and not abandon Simeon in Egypt.

The story of Joseph is an important one in the Bible, as it shows how God can work through difficult circumstances to bring about good. It also shows the importance of forgiveness and reconciliation.

To learn more about this story and other important stories in the Bible, please read the relevant sections of the recommended textbooks.

Explanation

(a) Definition of a plateau A plateau is an elevated upland with extensive level surface and usually descending steeply to the surrounding lowland

(b) Types of Plateaux

(a) Tectonic plateau.

(b) Volcanic plateau or lava plateau.

(c) Residual plateau or dissected plateau.

(c)(i) Tectonic Plateau.

Mode of formation.

• It is formed as a result of earth movements resulting in folding or faulting.
• Folding and faulting causes uplift and depressic of some areas.
• The uplifted area of level land form tectonic plateau. Examples include Deccan plateau (India), Jos plates (Nigeria) Bolivian plateau (Andes - South America).

(ii) Volcanic Plateau / Lava Plateau.

• It is formed by volcanic activity when there is crack or fissure, pressure is released.
• Magma is ejected onto the earth's surface.
• Lava accumulate and harden to form the plateau. Examples include Antrim plateau (Northern Ireland), Biu Plates (Northern Nigeria), Columbia Snake Plateau.

(iii) Residual Plateau

• They originate from either tectonic or volcanic plateaux.
• Formed from ancient fold mountains which have been eroded ar weathered.
• It may also have been formed from highlands along whose edges rivers have carried out deep narrow vane), (dissected plateau).
• The high and extensive plateaux are gradually worn down. Examples include Middle Rhine plateau, Fouta Djallon highland. Jos and Enugu plateaux, Kumasi Plateau,.etc.
• They commonly look like series of ridges interspersed by plain land.

(d)Importance of Plateau to man

(i) Some plateaux are rich in mineral e.g. iron-ore, copper, etc.

(ii) Plateaux in tropical lands have cooler climate and favour settlement e.g. Jos Plateau.

(iii) Some plateaux favour tourism especially those in the tropics.

(iv) It serves as good grazing land for animals.

(v) It encourages farming e.g. Deccan plateau is ideal for tea and jute cultivation.

(vi) It serve as sources of rivers e.g. Fouta Djallon Highlands.

(vii) Waterfalls at plateaux edges could serve as source of H.E.P.

Correct Answer: C. would return

Correct Answer: C. multiple graph

Correct Answer: D) a faithfulness husband and a faithfulness and nonchalant wife

Explanation

The question is asking about the relationship between God and Israel as described by Hosea. According to the options provided, we are to choose the best description of this relationship.

Hosea described the relationship between God and Israel as that of a faithful husband and a faithless, yet penitent wife. This means that God is committed to Israel, but Israel has been unfaithful to God. However, Israel has the opportunity to repent and return to God.

This relationship is a metaphor for the relationship between God and his people. God is committed to his people, but his people often turn away from him. However, God is always ready to forgive and welcome his people back when they repent.

It is important to note that this metaphor is specific to the relationship between God and Israel, and should not be applied to human relationships.

In conclusion, the correct answer to this question is Option D: a faithful husband and a faithless, yet penitent wife.