The parts of the body affected by Newcastle disease of poultry are the

• A. digestive and circulatory systems
• B. reproductive and excretory tracts
• C. nervous system and respiratory tract
• D. air-sac and the comb

FM in radio operation means

• A. Far medium transmission
• B. Mega Frequency transmission
• C. Modulated Frequency transmission
• D. Modern Frequency transmission

What is a Quota?

• A. Tax pad on goods produced within a country
• B. A physical restriction placed on quantity of goods that can be imported
• C. Tax paid on goods produced outside a country
• D. Ban on all imported goods

Government of West African countries levy taxes to

• A. prevent prices from falling
• B. make people richer
• C. limit the number of banks
• D. finance government projects

When zinc is added to AgNO₃ solution, crystals of silver forms on the zinc surface. This indicates that zinc is

• A. oxidised
• B. reduced
• C. decomposed
• D. dissociated

The standards that are considered ethical by an individual or the society are known as

• A. dignity
• B. rights
• C. values
• D. materialism

Find the locus of point equidistant from two straight lines y - 5 = 0 and y - 3 = 0

• A. y - 2 = 0
• B. y - 4 = 0
• C. y - 1 = 0
• D. y - 3 = 0

The complex energy-rich organic matter which living organisms need for life is

• A. water
• B. air
• C. food
• D. mineral salts

(a) Explain the term electrodes in electric cells.

b) An electric current passing through an electrolyte for 2 minutes deposited 200 g of a substance. If the electrochemical equivalent of the substance is 8.33 x 10\(^{-4}\)g C\(^{-1}\), calculate the current passed.

At the Beautiful Gate,Peter and John healed a man who was

• A. lame
• B. blind
• C. deaf
• D. dumb