Explanation

Richard is the protagonist of the novel who at an early age recognizes the threat in any environment that can subjugate him and learns to flee from such. Aunt Addie is Richard's aunt - the younger sister of his mother. Before their meeting, Richard and paralyzed mother had been living with Grandpa and Granny in Jackson Town. Richard has just come back from Greenwood. His return coincides with Aunt Addie's from a missionary school having trained as a teacher.

The fact that Richard has just returned from Uncle Clark who would have helped in his upbringing is no good news to anybody least of all, Aunt Addie. She has had a strict missionary training and believes that Richard is the 'black sheep' of the family and should be enrolled in a religious school.

This bias therefore trails him to the strict religious school where Aunt Addie is the sole teacher. Richard takes exception to Aunt Addie's method of teaching and this affects their relationship. Not realizing the horrible experiences of Richard, who has become hardened at age twelve, Aunt Addie makes the mistake of thinking that she is dealing with a child and bases their relationship on that premise. Richard feels it inappropriate that he is being forced into the same class with pupils ranging from ages five to nineteen.

Aunt Addie picks so much on Richard in the class to the extent that she gives him a thorough beating over an offence he has not committed Aunt Addie's amateurish approach to teaching makes her a nervous, self-conscious teacher. She sees her blood relation - Richard - as a lost soul and this creates bitterness and antagonism between them. Aunt Addie sees Richard as a burden to the family and feels that he should be grateful for having the family's passion in feeding him. Richard retaliates to Aunt Addie's continuation of the 'disciplining' at home, and fights her with a knife: "Aunt Addie took her defeat hard ... she has descended to my own emotional level in her effort to rule me and my respect for her sank..."

Richard abhors the indoctrination and brutal games which the pupils are subjected to and stops studying since "wait Addie (the teacher) would ignore him in class. She finds pleasure in laughing at Richard as he bleeds after hurting himself in the 'brutal' pop-the-whip game in the school. Richard is emotionally hurt. "Aunt Addie was laughing, the first and only time I ever saw her laugh on God's holy round". Nothing makes Richard develop a cordial relationship with Aunt Addie, not even the "all night" prayer sessions in 'Granny's church. When Richard responds to his yearnings and aspirations by writing the story "The Voodoo of Hell's Half-Acre" like the whites, Aunt Addie castigates him. Like Granny, Aunt Addie gives Richard up for lost and becomes very hostile ordering him around.

Their relationship would not have been so unhealthy had Aunt Addie taken Richard's problem, (especially hunger), experiences and feelings into consideration. Nothing makes Richard develop a cordial relationship with Aunt Addie, not even the "all night" prayer sessions in '..granny's church. When Richard responds to his yearnings and aspirations by writing the story "The Voodoo of Hell's Half-Acre" like the whites, Aunt Addie castigates him. Like Granny, Aunt Addie gives Richard up for lost and becomes very hostile ordering him around. Their relationship would not have been so unhealthy had Aunt Addie taken Richard's problem, (especially hunger), experiences and feelings into consideration.

Correct Answer: D. spread individual losses over all covered participants

Correct Answer: B. bereaved of the child

Correct Answer: B. saturated

Explanation

At the invitation of Jack and Algernon, Dr Chasuble arrives at the Manor house to rechristenthe two. He discovers that the arrangement has been cancelled and decides to join Miss Prism whom he says has been waiting for him in the vestry for an hour and a half.

The mention of this name arouses racknell's curiosity as she seeks to know the identity of Miss Prism. When she eventually sees her, events begin to unfold leading to the discovery of Jack's true identity as Algernon's brother.

This scene leads to the resolution the conflict that has been generated in the play. The question of Jack's identity which has served as an obstacle to his union with Gwendolen is finally laid to rest. The true identity of his parents is also revealed. Just as Jack and Gwendolen can now marry so can Cecily and Algernon.

Gwendolen's extreme curiosity is made known in this scene. The revelation of Jack's background is not enough for her as she tries to make an issue out of it. Her desire to know Jack's true name helps in bringing Jack's "honesty" to the fore. Here, the playwright's deliberate satire on the aristocrats who hold such a trivial thing as a name as a condition for marriage is heightened.

The scene also depicts Miss Prism, as one with little or no sense of remorse. She fails to render an apology for the misdeed of placing a baby in a bag at a railway station, twenty-eight years earlier. Yet she is the person who sheds light on all the tangles that are unravelled in the play. T

he discovery of Jack's name as Ernest lends credence to Jack's pun on the word, "Ernest". It also heightens the irony of his earlier pretence. He is surprised that he has been living under a false name all along.

Correct Answer: D. 1.13

Explanation

\(_{g} \eta _{w} = \frac{ _g \eta _a}{ _a \eta _w}\)

= \(\frac{3}{2} \times \frac{1}{\frac{4}{3}}\)

= \(\frac{3}{2} \times \frac{3}{4}\)

= \(\frac{9}{8}\)

= 1.125

= 1.13 (to 2 d.p)

Correct Answer: D) if it is continuously removed from the reaction mixture

Explanation

By continuously removing D from the reaction mixture, the equilibrium is shifted towards the formation of more products (C and D). This is because the system tries to counteract the decrease in concentration of D by producing more of it.

Similarly, if the concentrations of reactants A, B, or product C were changed, the system would also adjust to counteract these changes, but the most effective way to get more of D formed is by removing it from the system. This ensures that the reaction continues to proceed forward and produce more D.

Correct Answer: C. snRNA

Explanation

mRNA will be found in both the nucleus and in the cytoplasm because it is transcribed from DNA in the nucleus and then exported to the cytoplasm to go through translation. tRNA will be found in the cytoplasm because it is an integral part of translation in that it delivers amino acids to the ribosome. rRNA will also be found in the cytoplasm because it couples with ribosomal proteins to make up the ribosomes found in the cytoplasm. scRNA is also known as small cytoplasmic RNA and has a function that is still not very well known, but they are mostly only found in the cytoplasm. snRNA, or small nuclear RNA, are only found in the nucleus and are an integral part of splicing introns of RNA so it can go onto becoming mRNA.

Correct Answer: d. 8

Correct Answer: D. illuminate the earth and the heavens purpose