Correct Answer: B. Manzil

Correct Answer: C. it combines the advantage of crop and animal husbandry

Correct Answer: (c) Dislikes

Correct Answer: D. vote and be voted for

Correct Answer: D. nation

Correct Answer: A) enemy

Explanation

This question is asking about what Jesus taught concerning making friends. According to the options provided, we are to choose the one that Jesus taught that we should make friends quickly with.

The correct option here is Option A, which states that we should make friends quickly with our enemy. Jesus taught that we should love our enemies and pray for those who persecute us. This is found in Matthew 5:44 where Jesus says, But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you. By doing this, we are showing the love of Christ to others and living out the commandment to love our neighbors as ourselves.

It is important to note that making friends with our enemies doesn't mean we agree with their actions or approve of their behavior. Rather, it means that we are willing to love and forgive them, just as Christ has loved and forgiven us.

In summary, Jesus taught that we should make friends quickly with our enemies and love them as ourselves. This is a difficult teaching, but it is one that is central to the Christian faith.

Explanation

(a) Shipping Note; is a document sent by the exporter or his agent to the ports authorities when goods that are to be exported have been carried to the docks, giving detailed information about the goods. This document, also known as a formal request to the ports authorities is the docks superintendent, regarding shipment, disclosing the type of goods to be carried, its port of destination, the vessel that will carry the good etc. The exporter or his agent retains a copy of the shipping note.

(b) Ship's Manifest; is a document prepared and lodged with the custom's authorities by the captain of a ship, giving full particulars of the crew, passengers and cargoes carried as well as the destination of the ship. The ship's manifest must be lodged with the custom's authorities before the ship leaves the port where the goods were loaded. Like the customs specification, ship's manifest lodged by the captain of the ship also enables the customs authorities to prove the accuracy or other wise of the particulars, the exporters had already supplied.

(c) Bill of sight; is an important trade document used in import trade and usually given to the customs officer when a full description of the goods cannot be provided. This enables the goods to berth. However, a full description of the goods must be made later.

(d) Dock warrant; is also known as wharfinger's receipt or dock receipt. it states that the exporter has kept the goods at the warehouse awaiting loading. It can equally be the importer who kept the goods at the port's warehouse awaiting clearing.

(e) Bill of entry; is a foreign trade document containing the particulars of all goods imported into the country. It provides the customs authority with the particulars of goods imported at the port of entry.

Correct Answer: B. MC

Explanation

Monopolies make profits by creating prices that are higher, and output that is lower. Profits would be eliminated when price is equal to marginal cost. That is the cost incurred by a firm by producing one additional unit of a product or service. The monopoly would no longer make profits if the price it charges for its product is equal to the additional cost it incurred in producing that good.

Correct Answer: D. called-up capital

Correct Answer: B. lymphocytes