Correct Answer: D. millet

Correct Answer: A. (1, 5)

Explanation

\(y = 3x^{2} - x + 3\)

\(\frac{\mathrm d y}{\mathrm d x} = 6x - 1 = 5\)

\(6x = 5 + 1 = 6 \implies x = 1\)

\(y = 3(1^{2}) - 1 + 3 = 3 - 1 + 3 = 5\)

\(P = (1, 5)\)

Correct Answer: D. 960Ω

Explanation

P = 60w, V = 240v, R = ?

P = \(\frac{V^2}{R}\)

: 60 = \(\frac{240^2}{R}\)

→ R * 60 = 57,600

R = \(\frac{57,600}{60}\)

R = 960\(\Omega\)

Explanation

(A) THE DEATH OF SAUL ON MOUNT GILBOA (1 SAMUEL 31:1-13)

i. The Philistines fought the Israelites at Moun Gilboa where Israel suffered defeat as they fled.

ii. They overtook Saul and his sons and succeeded in killing them (Jonathan, Abinadab and Malchishua).

iii. As the war got intensified, the Philistines archers hit and wounded Saul badly.

iv. Saul requested that his armour bearer kill so as to avoid being killed by the uncircumcised Philistines.

v. Saul feared the Philistines would make a sport of his body.

vi. When the armour bearer refused to kill him, Saul committed suicide by falling on his sword.

vii. Seeing Saul dead, the armour bearer also killed himself.

viii. The Israelites fled from their cities on hearing the death of Saul and his sons.

ix. The next day, the Philistines settled in the abandoned cities of Israel and sent words of victory over Israel to all their men in Philistine.

x. Saul's head was cut off and his armour stripped off as trophies of their victim.

xi. These were sent into the temple of Ashtaroth to ascribe the victory to their gods.

xii. Saul's body was then fastened to the wall of Bethshan to make fun of him.

xiii. However, the people of Jabesh-Gilead went bravely at night to remove Saul and his sons' bodies from Bethshan.

xiv. The bodies were brought to Jabesh where they were burnt and the remains buried under the tamarisk tree.

xv. This was to avoid further abuse and humiliation/insult on the Israelities.

xvi. The people fasted seven days to mourn for Saul and his sons.

xvii. They did these things to reciprocate how Saul saved them once when they were threatened by Nahash, the Ammonite King.

(B) EFFECTS OF DISOBEDIENCE

i. Disobedience breaks up relationships.

ii. Disobedience makes us lose favour with God.

iii. Disobedience can bring about wars and disasters/death, etc.

iv. it creates disunity.

v. It tarnishes one's reputation.

vi. Disobedience exposes the individual to harm and dangers/it attracts punishment.

Correct Answer: A. faith

Explanation

1. Widespread corruption in government
2. High level of unemployment
3. High cost of living/high rate of inflation
4. State of insecurity e.g armed robberies, kidnappings, terrorist attacks, banditry
5. Widespread poverty
6. Inability to provide social services/social amenities e.g education, roads, health
7. Extravagance/opulence on the part of government officials
8. Disregard for constitutionalism /Rule of Law
9. Undue interference in the -work of the judiciary/judicial system
10. Arbitrary use of power by government officials
11. Human rights abuses
12. Poor service delivery by state institutions
13. Electoral manipulation/rigging of elections/interference in the electoral process
14. Tribalism, nepotism and favoritism in the public service
15. Poor remuneration of workers: which leads to strikes
16. Disregard for ethics and governance
17. Failure to protect state resources
18. Poor accountability and transparency in public service
19. Low productivity/poor performance of the economy
20. Lack of checks and balances by the various organs

Correct Answer: A. Memorandum of Understanding

Correct Answer: A. harrowing

Correct Answer: B. 4

Explanation

The Multiplier is calculated as ( 1 divided by 1 minus the MPC. That is; Multiplier = 1 ÷ (1 - 0.75) = 0.25 1 ÷ 0.25 = 4

Correct Answer: A. removal of excess water from the soil