Explanation

Within Islamic law, there is a doctrine known as Hadana that instructs Muslims how to deal with issues regarding a child's physical custody- what we in Nigeria may call possession of a child. Unlike in Nigerian civil law, this doctrine automatically grants physical custody of a child to the father. Let's examine specifically what the doctrine of Hadana has to say regarding the possession of a child. For starters, if a child is born out of marriage, then if you are the child's mother, you would be able to have physical custody of your child if he is a male up to the child's seventh birthday. On the other hand, if your child is a girl, you would be entitled to your daughter's physical custody until the age of puberty. Typically if your ex-husband were not able to take physical custody of your child at either age seven/the age of puberty, his relatives would be able to step in and take possession in his absence. As the natural guardian of your child, your ex-husband holds all the cards in terms of physical custody of your child. He would have the sole right to determine whether your child can travel internationally by obtaining a passport, where he or she would go to school, and other issues like this. In Nigerian divorces, parents will typically share in these rights and, in many cases, have an equal say in the rights and duties of parenting a child after divorce. You, as the mother of the child, can lose physical custody of the child before the aforementioned ages in a few different ways. For starters, if it is determined by an Imam (a religious leader within Islam) that you are untrustworthy as a parent, then your physical custody rights to your child could be stripped. Secondly, if it is determined that you are not competent to promote the religious faith of your child or to encourage their active following of Islam, then your physical custody rights may be in jeopardy. Finally, you may lose custody rights to your child if you remarry from outside of your husband's family during this time period before your child turns the age at which time he or she would go to live with their father.

Correct Answer: A) 25.0cm³

Correct Answer: B) Virus

Explanation

A virus is a malicious program that can replicate itself and spread to other computers without the user's knowledge or permission. Once a virus infects a computer, it can cause damage to the system by deleting files, stealing personal information, or causing the computer to crash.

Floppy, Java, Monitor, and Flash are not examples of programs that can copy themselves and infect a computer. Floppy is a type of storage device, Java is a programming language, Monitor is a display device, and Flash is a type of multimedia software.

It is important to have an antivirus program installed on your computer to protect against viruses and other malware. Regularly updating your operating system and software can also help to prevent infections.

Correct Answer: A. soliloquy

Correct Answer: C. racism

Correct Answer: D. Playlet

Explanation

A playlet can be definied as a short play or dramatic piece.

Correct Answer: D. not later than

Correct Answer: C. 1:2

Correct Answer: A) Homoiothermic

Explanation

This Biology question is asking about animals that do not change their body temperature with their surroundings. These animals are called either poikilothermic or homoiothermic. Poikilothermic animals are those whose body temperature changes with the temperature of their surroundings, while homoiothermic animals maintain a constant body temperature regardless of the temperature of their surroundings. The correct answer to this question is option A, homoiothermic. Homoiothermic animals, also known as endothermic animals, are able to maintain a constant body temperature through internal thermoregulation mechanisms such as sweating, panting, shivering, or adjusting their metabolic rate. This allows them to live in various environments and climates without their internal temperature being affected. Some examples of homoiothermic animals include mammals and birds. On the other hand, poikilothermic animals, also known as ectothermic animals, rely on external factors such as sunlight or shade to regulate their body temperature. Their body temperature fluctuates along with the temperature of their surroundings. Some examples of poikilothermic animals include reptiles, amphibians, and fish. In summary, animals that do not allow their body temperature to vary with the ambient are called homoiothermic or endothermic animals, and they are able to maintain a constant body temperature through internal thermoregulation mechanisms. The correct answer to this question is option A, homoiothermic.

Correct Answer: B. structural unemployment