Correct Answer: D. set taskmasters over them to afflict them with burdens

Correct Answer: B. take more from income of the rich

Correct Answer: D. a prorogation

Explanation

(a)Commodity money is any product that can be used as a means of payment but which is valuable in its own right e.g beads

(b)(i) The problem of double coincidence of wants made trade difficult and time wasting.

(ii) Many goods used in barter trade cannot be divided into smaller units.

(iii) Problem of exchange rate makes it difficult to determine how many of one commodity was to be exchanged to another commodity.

(iv) Under barter, there was little room for borrowing and lending because exchange was based on need.

(v) Goods used were bulky and conveyance was difficult

(vi) Some goods are perishable and so savings was difficult, making storage of wealth difficult and discouraging large scale production.

(c)(i) Money has solved the problem of double coincidence of wants i.e with money you can buy all you want or sell what you have at any time.

(ii) With money, payment for a commodity can be deferred to a future date.

(iii) Money saves time and energy as you no longer have to search for somebody to exchange your commodity with.

(iv) With money, it is possible and easier to store wealth, making room for large scale production.

(v) Money has solved the problem of bulkiness since modern money can be carried around easily.

(vi) Money has created a standard unit of measurement making borrowing and lending easier in the economy.

(viii) Because money has several denominations, it has solved the problem of indivisibility associated with commodity money e.g cattle.

Correct Answer: D. point of view

Correct Answer: D. 5:1

Explanation

To produce 18 units of Y, at point S, 3 units of X was produced at the same point S. A movement along the production chart from point S to T, the firm gave up 5 units of Y to produce 4 units of X. This means that the firm gave up 5 units of product Y to produce 1 additional unit of X.

The ratio of substitution is 5:1

Correct Answer: B. swash

Correct Answer: C. move more rapidly

Correct Answer: C) Manasseh

Explanation

The question is asking about the king who reigned after Hezekiah. To answer this question, we need to know the chronological order of the kings of Judah. Hezekiah was one of the kings of Judah who reigned from approximately 715 to 686 BC. Therefore, we need to identify the king who reigned after him.

Option A, Jehoahez, is incorrect because he reigned before Hezekiah. Option B, Amon, is also incorrect because he reigned after Manasseh. Option D, Josiah, is incorrect because he reigned much later than Manasseh.

The correct answer is Option C, Manasseh. He was the son of Hezekiah and reigned from approximately 686 to 642 BC. Manasseh is known for his wickedness and for leading Judah away from God. However, towards the end of his reign, he repented and returned to God.

In summary, the king who reigned after Hezekiah was Manasseh. It is important to study the chronological order of the kings of Judah to understand the history of the nation of Israel.

Correct Answer: D. \(23\pi cm^2\)

Explanation

\(\frac{120\pi}{360}(R^2 - r^2)\\

\frac{1}{3}\times \pi (13^2 - 10^2)\\

\frac{1}{3}\times \pi \times 69 = 23\pi cm^2\)