Describe the contributions of natural resources to the economy of your country.

In the diagram, NQ//TS, ∠RTS = 50° and ∠PRT = 100°. Find the value of ∠NPR

• A. 110°
• B. 130°
• C. 140°
• D. 150°

Read the extract and answer the uestion

Ariel: All hail, great master! Grave sir, hali ! I come

To answer the best pleasure; be't to fly,

To swim, to dive into the fire, to ride

On the curled clouds, to thy strong bidding task

Ariel and all his quality.

(Act I Scene Two, lines 189 - 193)

Ariel has 'come' because

• A. he has been invited by Prospero
• B. he wants to make a request
• C. he desires a meeting
• D. flying is no problem to him

Microsoft word serves the purpose of ________

• A. Developing other applications
• B. Creating documents
• C. Storing Documents
• D. Browsing

Rabbits can digest roughages because they possess

• A. large intestine
• B. enlarged caecum
• C. long colon
• D. small rectum

Current account holders withdraw money by means of

• A. credit card
• B. draft
• C. withdrawal form
• D. cheque

This question is based on General Literature Principles and Literary Appreciation

'She certainly doesn't want to play Other Woman in some conventional, boring triangle. She doesn't feel like an other Woman; she isn't weedling or devious, she doesn't wear negligees or paint her toe nails. William may think she's exotic but she isn't really; she's straightforward, narrow and unadomed, a scientist; not of web-spinner, expert at the entrapment of husbands.

Life before Man by Margaret Atwo

• A. beautiful and vivacious
• B. dishonest and deceitful
• C. careless and dowdy
• D. manipulative and predatory

When a government cuts down her expenditure to reduce inflation, she has embarked on___________

• A. A restrictive Fiscal policy.
• B. An expansionary monetary policy.
• C. Physical policy.
• D. Implementing budget deficit

... seest thou this sweet sight?

Her dotage now I do begin to pity;

For meeting her of late behind the wood,

Seeking sweet favours for this hateful fool,

I did upbraid her, and fall out with her.

For she his hairy temples then had rounded

With coronet of fresh and fragrant flowers;

(Act IV, Scene One, Lines 42 - 28)

The pair are lovers by

• A. accident
• B. fate
• C. design
• D. fortune

The bone of the brain is covered by the------------------------

• (a)skull
• (b)scull
• (c)tibia
• (d)scapular