Explanation

A How David resisted taking Saul's life at the wilderness of Ziph (1 Samuel 26:1-25):

i Saul received a report from the Ziphites that David was hiding on the hill of Hachilah

ii So, Saul went in search of David at the Desert of Ziph with three thousand chosen men

iii Saul and his men made their camp beside the road on the hill of Hachilah facing Jeshimon whilst David stayed in the desert

iv. When David heard of the presence of Saul, he sent men to scout the whereabouts of Saul and this was confirmed.

v. With this information. David and Abishai went to the camp of Saul and saw him and Abner, the commander of the army lying down sleeping with the army encamped around them

vi. Abishai said to David that the Lord had delivered his enemy into head and that David should allow him to kill Saul.

vii. David rebuked Abishai because it is a sin to kill the lords anointed.

viii. David again said that Saul should be allowed to die in the hands of the Lord or in battle but not in his hand / the life of Saul was in God's hands.

ix., David then ordered Sau?'s spear that was stuck to the ground near his head and his water jar to be taken away

x. When David crossed to the other side, he called to Saul and his men saying they had failed to protect the King and that Abner, the Army Commander deserved to die

Xi. Saul then called out to David and he responded by asking why Saul was pursuing him and what his guilt was.

xii. David, however, said if it was the Lord's doing; then He should accept an offering but if it were men. they must be cursed before the Lord.

xiii. David wondered why the king of Israel should be hunting him like a partridge in the mountain.

xiv. Saul apologized to David and promised not to harm him because he had spared his life.

xV. David handed over Saul's spear and water jug to him and noted that the Lord rewards everyone for his/her righteousness and faithfulness.

xvi. David ended by saying that the Lord had delivered Saul into his hand but he would not lay hands on the Lord's anointed.

xvii. Because I valued your life, may the Lord value my life and deliver me from all troubles.

xviii, Saul blessed David and they both departed.

B. Benefits of self-control:

i. It is a sign of maturity/principled.

ii. it fosters harmonious living with others.

iii. It prevents reckless talks and actions/avoidance of temptation.

iv. It ensures well-thought out decisions.

v. It accords oneself respect and respect for others.

vi. It ensures peaceful resolution of disputes.

vii. It prevents tension/conflict/war.

viii. It builds trust/confidence.

ix. It promotes good health/healthy life.

Correct Answer: A. gmelina

Correct Answer: A. Options A, B and C

Explanation

Money can be defined as anything that is generally acceptable as a medium of exchange (means of payment) and in the settlement of debt. It can also be defined as a medium of exchange recognized by law.

Correct Answer: C) In X, anode is positive while in Y anode is negative

Correct Answer: A. Abu Bakr As Saddiq

Explanation

Gold plays a very important role in the development of Silas Marner's personality. Gold, in the novel, may be understood as a general term for money, The terms may therefore be used interchangeably. The theft of the bag of money by William Dane at the death of the deacon provides Dane the opportunity to break up t'e engagement between Silas and Sarah.

The theft also leads to the casting of lots. The lots declare Silas as the culprit. This leads Marner to leave Lantern Yard and settle at Raveloe. His heart is full of bitterness and his faith in man and God shattered.

At Raveloe, he puts all his strength and mind into his weaving, and gold (money) starts trickling in. The gold accumulates and becomes his passion. He now finds a new companion in his gold. This contributes to his further alienation from the society. Henceforth, his only contact with the society is reduced to buying the few necessities he needs for his weaving and food. He thus becomes a complete hermit with his gold providing the only companionship he needs. He then becomes more mechanical and less human. This continues until he loses his gold.

The loss of his gold now provides the first occasion for him to really interact with people. Many of the superstitions people attach to him disappear. He begins to attract the sympathy of others. -The process of his re-integration into the society comes with the coming of Eppie who, in the mind of Silas Marner, has mme to replace his gold. In fact the lost gold provides the strongest motive for keeping Eppie.

It is significant to note that Eppie has yellow or golden hair and Marner takes her to be his gold that has returned. In Eppie, Marner now has a companion.

When eighteen years later the gold is rediscovered, it now has a better use. It seems as if the gold goes away and comes back when Marner has better use for it. The gold, from this perspective, takes on a mysterious outlook in conformity with Marner's own mysterious life as it often does in fairy tales.

It can therefore be said that gold has multiple roles in the novel. It serves as an instrument of Marner's separation tom the society and of his re-integration into the society. It also provides an atmosphere of mystery.

Correct Answer: A. 5%

Correct Answer: D. #830

Explanation

The creditors at end figure is used for the balance sheet.

Correct Answer: C. anger

Correct Answer: B. population migration