Correct Answer: D. depth of the water-table

Correct Answer: C. The Punishment to come unto the royal house

Correct Answer: A. detailed explanation and commentary of the Glorious Quran

Correct Answer: C) Pd

Explanation

(a) Personal selling: Is the face-to-face or person-to-person meeting of the seller with the buyer for the purpose of making a sale or with a potential buyer.

(b) Media available to an advertiser of goods and services:

(i)Television: The advert carried in this medium shows the products and their uses. It combines sight and sound.

(ii)Fairs and exhibitions:These involve producers coming together at one location to display their goods.

(iii)Newspapers and magazines:These refer to adverts carried in the print media. Colours are used for better effects.

(iv)Circulars/posters: These are hand bills, stickers and posters that are distributed to prospective customers.

(v)Bill boards/hoardings:These are used for outdoor display of colourful pictures of products being advertised with catchy slogans meant to attract the attention of passers-by.

(vi)Radio: This involves the use of jingles on local/national stations to advertise products and services. It is audio alone.

(vii) Neon sign: These involve the use of colourful lights to advertise products or services mostly at night.

(viii)Cinema: These involve the display of products on large screens during film shows

(ix)Catalogue: These involve the pictorial display of products with their prices, colours and sizes available in prints.

(x)Internet: These involve the display of products through web pages that are regularly visited by browsers or electronic mails to potential customers.

(xi)Banners: These are long pieces of cloth with advert messages written on them and mounted on road sides.

(xii)Loudspeaker/Ringing bell/Gong/Shouting: Loudspeaker is a piece of equipment that converts electrical signals into sounds used in public for advertising purposes.

Correct Answer: C. territory

Explanation

The differences between Louka and Raina are both social and behavioural. On the one had, Raina belongs to the upper class as a daughter of aristocrats. On the other hand, Louka belongs to the lower class and works for the aristocratic Petkoffs as housemaid. Raina, as an aristocrat, tends to look down on Louka as she believes she is superior to her by reason of birth. For instance, she will not want Louka to tell the family what to do when the latter warns them to take cover against the smoking guns.

On her part, Louka does not accept an inferiority status and sees Raina as her equal irrespective of her aristocratic status. And so she does not hesitate to call her by name. Raina begins as an idealist and seems to be enamoured of Major Sergius owing to his so-called chivalry and heroism on the warfront. She does not appear to know what she actually wants in him. Therefore she continues to waste time, day-dream and date both Serguis and Bluntschli at different times. On the contrary, Louka is a realist and a schemer. She knows what she wants in marriage from the outset. Her grand design is to use marriage to climb up the social ladder and join the likes of the Petkoffs at the top. And she deploys everything, including boldness, eaves-dropping, gossip, blackmail, wit and seduction to turn Sergius and Raina against each other and then wins Sergius as would-be-husband. Raina is complacent and believes that her social status is a sufficient credential to make anybody fall in love with her. Louka, on her own part, knows her limitations as an underdog. She never takes things for granted and she always keeps her ears to the ground. That explains why she boldly retorts:

My love is at stake i I am not ashamed when Raina accuses her of jealousy and eavedropping.

Explanation

(a) Definition of Values;

-Values can be defined as the importance or worth which is attached to something. or

- Values mean that which is desirable, right and acceptable, that which is generally accepted as being of great worth to people. or

- Values are regarded as the beliefs, norms, traditions, behaviours and practices acceptable in the society which guide and direct the behaviour of the people in the society. or

- Values is the usefulness or worth of something. or

-Values are the actual worth of an object or item in monetary form

(b) Importance of values:

i. Values bring about happiness and contentment

ii. Values guide human behaviour

iii. Values promote positive relationship among people

iv. Values give good purpose and direction to our lives, both in the family and in the society

v. Values help us to resist pressure to conform to other people's values and behaviour which may not be good norms

vi. Values ultimately promote development in the society

vii. Values encourage tolerance and relationship among people in the society

viii. Values promote unity, harmony and cooperation in the society

ix. Values modify attitudes and feelings towards other people and make people more friendly

x. Values act as criteria or measures for the judgment of the actions of individuals in society

Correct Answer: C. nth = 5

Correct Answer: D. angle of dip