Correct Answer: C. elder brother's

Explanation

Similarities between private limited Company and the public limited company are:

(i) Both have legal status.

(ii) They have limited liabilities.

(iii) There is continuity of existence.

(iv) There is large capital outlay.

(v) Powers are exercised through memorandum and Article of Association

(vi) Both companies may be voluntarily or compulsorily liquidated.

(v) Directors control the company.

Differences between Private limited company and Public limited company are:

Correct Answer: D. astonishing

Correct Answer: B. exothermic

Explanation

(a)(i) What is a gene? Genes are units of heredity located in the chromosomes which are responsible for the coding of a particular protein to transfer trait or character from parents to offspring.

(ii) Differentiate between the terms genotype and phenotype: Genotype is the genetic make-up of genes in an organism that is independent of the environment while a phenotype is all observable features, appearance of the organism that is determined by the environment and the genotype.

(b) Explain the following terms:

(i)Hybrid: Offspring produced from a cross between two parents with contrasting characters.

(ii)Pure-breeding: A process of producing a particular genotype over many generations.

(iii)Nucleotides: The basic building block of a nucleic acid consisting of a ribose, deoxyribose. protein, a phosphate group and a nitrogen base.

(c) In a garden, pea seeds, smooth seed coat is dominant over rough feed coat. With the aid of a genetic diagram, determine the result expected if a homozygous rough pea is crossed with a smooth seed coat plant whose parents were rough coated.

Correct Answer: B. Parasitism

Explanation

The importance of the Quran is best comprehended once we have established a good understanding of the purpose of this Holy Book. All the prophets that have been sent by God hold one reason as their objective and mission, that is, the guidance of mankind. With each prophet and apostle, the commands and instructions God has sent with the previous messenger would be completed, as were the books that were revealed to each prophet. Hence, the purpose of each Holy Book can be stated as such:

1. Verification and completion for the books that came before it
2. Guidance for humanity

Since God has intended to guide mankind, it is logical that He should send a book along with the religion in order for the people to seek commandment and guidance from it. From this we can understand the importance of the Quran better. The Quran which is the last Holy Scripture revealed to the last Prophet is both guide and verification as stated in the Book itself. The guidance of mankind would be redundant had God not sent a book in which all His rules and instructions have been existed. Subsequently, when a person sets foot unto the path of monotheism and seeks guidance, they would need a manual whose authenticity and endurance are reliable for reference.

Correct Answer: A. \(\frac{1}{2}\)

Correct Answer: B. half

Correct Answer: C. melting point