Correct Answer: A. anger

Correct Answer: B. insurable interest

Correct Answer: C. round

Explanation

In the context of boxing, a 'round' refers to a period of fighting in the ring. Boxing matches are typically divided into several rounds. The other options 'lap', 'leg', and 'turn' do not accurately describe periods of a boxing match.

Correct Answer: A. leaching of soil nutrients

Explanation

(A) EVENTS THAT LED TO THE STATEMENT "THIS IS MY BELOVED SON WITH WHOM I AM WELL PLEASED" (MATTHEW 3:13-17, MARK 1:9-11, LUKE 3:21-22.)

i. All the synoptic gospels reported the baptism of Jesus by John the Baptist, thus their account were very identical.

ii. According to the gospels, Jesus came down from Nazareth of Galilee to be baptized by John the Baptist in the river Jordan.

iii. Matthew records the John recognized Jesus as the expected Messiah when he saw Him.

iv. He wondered why Jesus should come to him for baptism since Jesus was superior to him.

v. John, therefore, became hesitant in baptizing Jesus.

vi. However, Jesus persuaded John to baptize him saying, let it be so now, for thus it is fitting for us to fulfill all righteousness.

vii. John then agreed and had Jesus baptized.

viii. As Jesus came out of the water, the heavens opened and the Spirit of the Lord descended upon Him like a dove.

ix. Then a voice was heard from heaven, saying, "This is my beloved son, with whom I am well pleased."

x. The text above alluded to the baptism of Jesus as an event that marked Jesus' call into the ministry.

xi. The voice quoted confirmed Jesus as the Messiah/ anointed son/the Christ.

xii. Jesus got baptized in order to identify Himself with the sinners He came to redeem.

xiii. The Holy Spirit which came upon Jesus led and guided Him to do God's will.

xiv. Going to John for baptism was a sign of lending support to John's work.

xv. There is disparity among the synoptic gospels about the time the dove descended on Jesus; while Matthew and Mark said that this happened as Jesus was being baptized, Luke said it happened after the baptism.

xvi. Similarly, only Matthew reported John's reluctance to baptize Jesus.

xvii. Luke reported that after He had been baptized, Jesus prayed and the heavens opened and the Holy Spirit, in the form of a dove, descended upon Him.

xviii. The voice from heaven made Jesus conscious of his Messiahship and of His future suffering.

xix. The significance of the voice at Jesus' baptism indicates that he had the fullest realization that he was the messiah through suffering, service and obedience to God.

xx. By submitting to John's baptism, Jesus gave his approval of John's ministry of baptism and repentance for the forgiveness of sins.

(B) STEPS TO TAKE TO BECOME COMMITTED TO GOD

i. Obedience to God's commandments/trusting and relying on God.

ii. Engaging in church duties and activities, e.g. worship, seminars, crusades, evangelism, etc.

iii. Scripture studies and its application to life.

iv. Tolerance/respect for other faiths.

v. Knowing more about the beliefs and practices of one's religion.

vi. Caring for the poor and needy.

vii. Seeking forgiveness through confession and forgiving one another.

viii. Readiness to accept responsibility.

ix. Purity and holiness by living a morally upright life.

x. Being prayerful and God-fearing.

xi. Loving/respecting one another.

xii. Patriotism/concern for one's nation.

xiii. Obedience to civil authority/patriotism.

Explanation

(a)(i) Peasant farming: This type is practised by peasant farmers on small farm holdings. The output of the farm is both for subsistence and for sale. The labour is mostly supplied by the farmer and his family. Simple farm implements are used.

(ii) Cooperative farming: refers to the farming activity where farmers of the same agricultural produce form an association and pool resources together in order to enjoy certain incentives from government and produce on a large scale. They also provide marketing facilities for their produce.

(b) Government can assist peasant farming through:

(i) Establishment of rural and agricultural banks to provide credit facilities for the peasant farmers.

(ii) Provision of subsidies: Farming inputs and equipments should be sold to the farmers at subsidized rates.

(iii) Control of pests and diseases: Farmers should be assisted by the government to control diseases and fight pests. Chemicals and pesticides should be supplied at subsidized rates.

(iv) The provision of infrastructural facilities in the rural areas to stem rural-urban migration so as to retain labour for agricultural purpose.

(v) Land reforms which make larger land available to the farmers should be implemented.

(vi) Provision of storage facilities. e.g. silos, sold room etc so as to minimize post-harvest losses.

(vii) Employment of extension workers to provide training for the farmers.

(viii) Marketing facilities should be made available e.g. improved transportation, establishment of market stalls in rural areas.

(ix) Implementation of adequate pricing policy to stabilize farmers' incomes.

(x) Establishment of agro-based industries to make use of farm produce.

Correct Answer: B. sent to the recycle bin

Correct Answer: B. 2 years

Explanation

(a). - Poor functional roads: Many accidental occurance while driving in Nigeria is as a result of bad roads. Many of our roads are inaccessible, too narrow, not developed, full of potholes.

-Bad vehicle/motor maintenance culture in Nigeria: Many people fail to engage in simple maintenance check and servicing of their vehicle such as the break, tires, steering etc.

-Poor driving behaviour: Many Nigerians usually throw caution into the wind when driving. They drive recklessly trying to overtake other's vehicle like it's a car racing competition, and also fail to adhere to simple traffic and driving rules and regulations.

-Lack of proper driving education: Many drivers didn't attend driving school, so they are not well-informed about certain driving rules, skills and safety tips.

-Use of mobile devices and gadgets while driving: Even with several warnings from government agencies concerning transportation, people still engage in dangerous behaviours such as making calls when driving, reading and replying text messages, driving while watching videos from the car.

(b). - Sanitation of motor parks from alcohol sales and consumption

Shops where alcoholic beverages are sold are visibly present in most if not all Nigerian motor parks today without recourse to the very negative effects of drunk drinking by drivers who are the main consumers. The resultant effect is reckless driving on our Highways. There needs to be proper enactment of legislations to address this issue and thorough enforcement of legislations already put in place forbidding the sales of alcoholic drinks or beverages in our motor parks.

- Routine maintenance and rehabilitation of road pavements.

Bad road pavement conditions in Nigeria are one of the principal causes of road accidents. These roads are poorly constructed and rarely managed or rehabilitated. When these roads are not maintained and rehabilitated, they tend to deteriorate. Therefore a remote way of ensuring accident reduction/prevention is for the government, which is charged with the responsibility for good maintenance to draw up and implement to the later on regular basis, budgets that match the demands of the road network and its infrastructure.

- Total prohibiting the use of mobile phones while driving

While there is little concrete evidence yet on how to reduce mobile phone use while driving, the Nigerian government needs to be proactive. Actions that can be taken to address this ill tradition by Nigerians include enacting, adopting and fully enforcing legislative measures prohibiting the use of mobile phones while driving.

- Training and retraining/public enlightenment

The road traffic system itself is dynamic in nature. Hence training and retraining of drivers constitute a formidable means of effectively dealing with the issue of road traffic accident reduction. In Nigeria today, major road traffic accident scenes have been noticed to involve commercial transporters/vehicles. To this end, there is urgent need for public transport operators to ensure that their drivers are trained and retrained in collaboration with the Federal Road Safety Commission, FRSC.

- Diligence of duty by government established agencies

Government should ensure that all established agencies such as Federal Road Safety Commission, FRSC and Vehicle Inspection Offices, VIO must carry out their jobs effectively and thoroughly; checking the conditions of vehicles that ply on our road, without extorting money or collecting bribes from drivers.

Correct Answer: C. government