Correct Answer: B. heat is evolved

Correct Answer: A. Bethany

Correct Answer: B) Words of lamentation and mourning

Explanation

In the book of Ezekiel in the Bible, God called Ezekiel to be his prophet. As part of this calling, God gave Ezekiel a scroll to eat. This scroll contained a message from God for Ezekiel to deliver to the people of Israel. According to the question, the scroll given to Ezekiel contained specific content.

From the options given, we are asked to identify what the scroll contained. Option B states that the scroll contained words of lamentation and mourning, and this is the correct answer. This means that the message on the scroll was a message of sadness and mourning for the sins of the people of Israel.

It is important to note that the book of Ezekiel contains several messages from God to his people. These messages include warnings of judgment for their sins, promises of restoration, and visions of God's glory. The scroll given to Ezekiel was just one of these messages.

In summary, the scroll given to Ezekiel to eat contained words of lamentation and mourning, which was a message of sadness for the sins of the people of Israel.

Correct Answer: C. 50% heterozygous

Correct Answer: B. basalt,granite and pumice

Correct Answer: C. Euphemism

Correct Answer: A. Ngozi

Explanation

(a) Boiling point of a liquid is the temperature at which saturated vapour pressure of a liquid equals the external atmospheric pressure.

(b) Fill a round bottom flask partially with water, then pump out the air gradually with a vacuum pump. At a state when the saturation vapour pressure equal atmospheric pressure, the water is observed to be boiling.

(c) Application of i expansion of metals are in:

- Riveting two or more metal plates.

- Fixing of metal rims on metal wheels.

- Fusing of platinum wire through walls of glass vessels.

- Automatic fire alarms and

- Thermostat.

(d)(i) Volume = \(\frac{Mass}{Density} = \frac{250}{1.25}\)

= 200\(m^2\)

But volume = Ibh

h = \(\frac{v}{Ib} = \frac{200}{7 \times 10}\)

= 2.86m

(ii) Q = mc\(\theta\)

V = 250 x 1010(34 - 24)

= 252500 or 2.525 x 10\(^6\)

(iii) The actual energy value will be higher in value than the calculated value because --Part of heat is extracted. from the walls in the room and other materials. he room also is not airtight, there are heat leakages in and out of the room.

Correct Answer: A. repulsive

Explanation

A. CIRCUMSTANCES THAT LED DAVID TO SERVE IN THE HOUSE OF SAUL (1 SAMUEL 16:14-23)

i. In the war with the Amalekites, Saul was to utterly destroy the people and everything on the land (Holy war).

ii. Though Saul defeated the Amalekites and destroyed all the people, he spared Agag, the king of the Amalekites and the best of livestock to sacrifice to the Lord.

iii. Samuel told Saul that to obey is better than sacrifice and because Saul had rejected the word of the Lord, God had also rejected him from being King.

iv. After the disobedience of Saul, the Spirit of the Lord departed from him and he was tormented by an evil spirit from the Lord.

v. Saul's servant suggested that a man skillful in playing the lyre should be employed to help soothe Saul whenever he was tormented.

vi. Saul agreed to this suggestion and requested for the service of a skilled musician.

vii. One of the servants recommended David, son of Jesse, a Bethlehemite.

viii. David was described as a brave man and a warrior, one who speaks well and a fine man and that the Lord was with him.

ix. To this end, Saul sent messengers to Jesse that he needed David's services, because he was pleased with him.

x. Jesse gave David some bread, wine and a kid as a gift to Saul.

xi. David thereafter started working in the service of Saul.

xii. Saul loved David greatly and made him his armour-bearer.

xiii. He sent message to Jesse requesting David to remain in his service.

xiv. Whenever Saul was tormented, David played his lyre and Saul felt better, and the evil spirit left him.

B. LESSONS LEADERS CAN LEARN FROM THE CAUSES OF SAUL'S DOWNFALL

i. Leaders must be obedient and loyal to God's instructions/sovereignty.

ii. Disobedience can terminate God's plans for one's life.

iii. Saul failed because he was moved by greed/ materialism. Therefore, leaders should not allow greed/ materialism to dominate their leadership.

iv. Disobedience leads to suffering and condemnation from God. Saul suffered greatly because God allowed evil spirit to torment him. He lost his life at the end.

v. One man's disobedience can lead to the suffering of others. The Israelites suffered defeat because of Saul.

vi. When they err, they should be ready to accept responsibility/the need to avoid shifting blames.

vii. When they are wrong, they should learn to correct their mistakes and seek for forgiveness.

viii. Obedience is better than sacrifice. It is better to prevent evil than to seek for solution or answer when it occurs.

ix. There is need for leaders to be prayerful.

x. Saul was dishonest or untruthful when he lied to Samuel that he had obeyed God's commandment. Leaders should avoid dishonesty/ deceit/insincerity and be truthful.

xi. Saul was a hypocrite for saying that he kept the animals to sacrifice to God. Leaders should avoid hypocrisy.

xii. Saul lacked courage to stand by the truth. Leaders should be courageous.

xiii. Leaders must be role models