The lumbering of trees by a furniture company is an example of

• A. primary production
• B. secondary production
• C. tertiary production
• D. direct production

The number of persons per square kilometer of land is called

• A. total population
• B. high population
• C. population density
• D. optimum population

(a) AB is a chord of a circle centre O. If |AB| = 24.2 cm and the perimeter of \(\Delta\) AOB is 52.2 cm, calculate < AOB, correct to the nearest degree.

(b) A rectangular tank 60cm by 80cm by 100cm is half filled with water. How many litres of water is it holding?

Political behavior is governed by

• A. political socialization
• B. political ideology
• C. political economy
• D. political culture

In many developing countries, infrastructural problems is acute due to the shortage of?

• A. industries and industrial equipment
• B. savings, investment and consumption
• C. natural resources for development
• D. supporting services that encourage economic activities

A body weighing 10N moves with a speed of 5ms^-1 in a horizontal circular path of radius 5m. Calculate the . magnitude of the centripetal force acting on the body. (g = 10ms^-2)

• A. 10N
• B. 50N
• C. 75N
• D. 100N

This question is based on General Literary Principles.

When a story is told in a song and passed down by word of mouth, it is called

• A. a sonnet
• B. an epic
• C. a ballad
• D. a singer's story

_______stole your mother's money

• (A)he and I
• (B) I and he
• (C) he and me
• (D) he and myself

A machine which enables sales without the physical presence of sales attendant is a

• A. Telex Machine
• B. Fax Machine
• C. Vending Machine
• D. Computer machine

industry can be define as

• A. several firms producing different commodities
• B. group of firms producing similar commodities
• C. different firms producing equal number of commodities
• D. many firms producing for exports