Correct Answer: A. affected crops are uprooted and burnt

Correct Answer: C. Between the principal focus and the pole

Correct Answer: B. constituent assembly

Explanation

A constituent assembly or constitutional assembly is a body or assembly of popularly elected representatives composed for the purpose of drafting or adopting a constitutional-type document. The constituent assembly is a subset of a constitutional convention elected entirely by popular vote; that is, all constituent assemblies are constitutional conventions, but a constitutional convention is not necessarily a constituent assembly. As the fundamental document constituting a state, a constitution cannot normally be modified or amended by the state's normal legislative procedures; instead a constitutional convention or a constituent assembly, the rules for which are normally laid down in the constitution, must be set up. A constituent assembly is usually set up for its specific purpose, which it carries out in a relatively short time, after which the assembly is dissolved.

Correct Answer: A. (3, -9)

Explanation

(a) According to Paul, spiritual gifts are gifts from the Lord. Their genuineness can be tested when the beneficiary confesses "Jesus is Lord", but if by the devil, he says "Jesus is cursed". There are varieties of service, but the same Lord; and there are varieties of working, but it is the same God who inspired them all in every one. Paul then enumerated nine spiritual gifts. These are utterance of wisdom, utterance of knowledge, faith, healing power, miracle working, prophecy, distinguishing between spirits, speaking in tongues and interpretation of tongues.

Paul compares these gifts with the human body with its different members, each playing an important role for the good of the entire body. No part can say that since it is not the other member, it does not belong to the body, for if the whole body were to be an eye, where would be the ear? Or if the whole body is an ear, where then would be the nose? God has so arranged the individual parts that they are mutually interdependent and necessary for their corporate existence. Infact, some weaker parts are crowned with greater respectability to avoid discord in the body for if one member suffers, the entire body suffers and if one member is honoured, all rejoice together.

(b) The significance of Paul's teaching to the church includes:

(i) Since the human body is one, so are we who have been baptised by one spirit into the body of Christ. The church acts and behaves as one united by the church.

(ii) In the church, there should be no discrimination of people's contributions in the over all good of the church.

(iii) No member should feel proud for his talent or contribution in the over all good of the church.

(iv) There should be no racial discrimination in the church; no Yoruba, Hausa, Igbo or lgbira.

Explanation

(a) Cultivation of cassava

(i) Soil requirements

- Grows best on well drained sandy loam or clay loam

- Tolerant to poor soils

(ii) Land propagation

- Land is cleared, stumped, ploughed and harrowed

- Ridges/mounds could be made - May also be planted on flat land

(iii) Propagation

- Propagation by stem cuttings

- Stem cuttings are planted at an angle of about 45° or in a slanting position or buried flat

- About 2/3 of the stem cutting is buried in the soil

- The cuttings used must contain a good number of nodes

- Can also be propagated by seed (iv) Spacing

- lm x 1m

- 90cm x 90cm

(v) Weed control

- Regular weeding is done with use of hoe or cutlass

- Herbiscus could be used to control weeds

- Hand pulling of weeds could be done on a small scale

(vi) Fertilizer requirement

- Potassium fertilizer, e.g. muriate of potash

- NPK 10:10:20 or 15:15:15

(vii) Harvesting

- Maturity is about 6-15 months

- Harvesting is done by uprooting the tubers manually or mechanically

(viii) Storage

- Stored in processed forms such as cassava flour, chips, garri

- Tubers can be placed in a pit and covered with earth for storage on a small scale

- Could be peeled and kept in deep freezers

(b) Completion of the table Coccidiosis

(i) Casual organism

-Protozoan (Eimera spp)

(ii) Farm animal affected

- Poultry

- Rabbit

- Sheep

- Goat

(iii) Symptom

- Foul

-smelling droppings

- Bloody diarrhoea/droppings

- Droopiness

- Emaciation

- Rise in body temperature

- Loss of hair or alopecia (in rabbit)

(iv) Control

- Treatment with coccidiostat

- Regular change of litter

- Provision of clean water and feed

- Use of foot bath at the entrance of poultry houses Rlnderpest

(i) Causal organism

- Virus

(ii) Farm animal affected

- Cattle

- Goat

- Sheep

(iii) Symptom

- High fever

- Bloody diarrhoea

- Reduced milk yield

- High mortality

- Difficulty in breathing

- Lesions on tongue

(iv) Control

- Cull and destroy infected animal

- Routine vaccination

Explanation

(i) The centralized federal system of administration in French West Africa created regional consciousness instead of national one.

(ii) The rights and privileges enjoyed by the assimilated Africans did not motivate them to struggle ofr self-rule.

(iii) The use of oppressive measures such as indignant and forced labour.

(iv) The policy of Assimilation limited Africans' access to education.

(v) Suppression of political freedom in French West Africa

(vi) The political parties formed after the Second World War were off-shoots of the parties in France and therefore could not mobilize the people for self-rule.

(vii) Late establishment of newspapers.

(viii) The regard of French West African colonies by France as her oversea provinces.

(ix) The incorporation of the French West African economy into that of France.

Correct Answer: D. lines

Correct Answer: D. developed

Correct Answer: C. Redemption by Jesus Christ