Explanation

St. Gregory Grammar School

P. M. B. 2026

Yaba

Lagos.

18th May, 1998

The Principal

St. Gregory Grammar School

P.M.B. 2026

Yaba, Lagos.

Dear sir,

LETTER OF APOLOGY.

The recent disturbance in the school started immediately after school hours on 5th May, 1998. The disturbance, no doubt is the culmination of students' expression of dislike of the excesses of the teachers.

The demonstration started from the SS3 block. The students were totally frustrated by the excesses of the teachers and your failure to take actions at the proper time. The students often complained to me and it will be necessary for me to enumerate the factors that led to the disturbance. First, some members of staff took it upon themselves to terrorize the students. For instance, the case of Mrs. Nwandu, the house mistress of the Red House going about every i morning, about 5:30am, to beat the students claiming that they are supposed to wake up early is still fresh in our memory.

Secondly, the students were unable to get water to bath in the morning last week. As a result of this, they got to the dining hall late. The students were flogged severely for this. The matrons who are expected to be motherly too were very tyrannical. They screamed and yelled at us at every simple mistake made. We are children and, are expected to be taught through other more appropriate methods than flogging and yelling.

There is no doubt that I was involved in the planning and execution of the disturbance. As the President of the Press Club, students often come to me to complain about the oppressive nature of the teaching and non-teaching staff of the school. Various measures have been taken by the club to plead with the school authorities on behalf of the students, all to no avail. In a bid to join the recent disturbance, four officials of the club and I resigned from the club. We moved into action to plan the protest. Indeed, I was the master planner. Some books in the library were of great help. These books include: Standing on the rights of a school child by Edward Blyton and Don't oppress them by David Anderson. These two books enlightened me about the various rights of a school child which the school authority had been infringing upon.

I, therefore, spoke to other students on how and when we should execute our plans which resulted in the violent i demonstration and my eventual suspension from the school. I sincerely feel remorse for my involvement in the demonstration. I did not know that the simple protest march around the school which I planned to drive home our grievances could lead to a violent demonstration during which many school properties were destroyed.

I am very sorry sir, for my involvement in the demonstration. I did not envisage that it could lead to such mass destruction of the school property. I have learnt my lessons.

I would be grateful if you could accept my apology and recall me from suspension.

Yours faithfully.

(Signature)

Gbolahan Adeoye.

Correct Answer: C. cataract

Correct Answer: C) James

Explanation

The question is asking who was in charge of the Jerusalem Council. The Jerusalem Council was an assembly of church leaders that took place in Jerusalem in the first century AD to discuss important issues affecting the early Christian church. The options provided are Peter, Paul, James (correct), Barnabas, and John.

Out of these options, the correct answer is James. James was a prominent leader in the early Christian church and was the leader of the church in Jerusalem. He played a key role in the Jerusalem Council and is believed to have presided over the meeting.

Peter, Paul, Barnabas, and John were also important figures in the early Christian church, but they did not preside over the Jerusalem Council. Peter was one of the twelve apostles and was a key figure in the early spread of Christianity. Paul was a prominent Christian missionary and writer of the New Testament. Barnabas was a companion of Paul and also played an important role in the early Christian church. John was also one of the twelve apostles and is known for writing several books of the New Testament.

In summary, James presided over the Jerusalem Council, which was an important meeting of early Christian church leaders. This council discussed important issues affecting the church at the time. The other options provided (Peter, Paul, Barnabas, and John) were also important figures in the early Christian church, but they did not preside over the Jerusalem Council.

Correct Answer: A. church at Antioch

Correct Answer: D. mutualism

Correct Answer: C. Kidnapping and extortion

Explanation

There are two indications in the passage that suggest Mma Koku was poor. The first indication is her clothing. She was described as wearing a threadbare sweater over an equally aged wrapper, suggesting that she could not afford better or newer clothes. The second indication is her financial situation. It was mentioned that she took all her savings for the last three months, put it in a small envelope and tied it up in the edge of her wrapper. This suggests that she had limited financial resources.

Correct Answer: A. a monopolist

Explanation

(a)

(b)(i) \(Speed = \frac{distance}{time}\)

\(950 = \frac{d}{4} \implies d = 950 \times 4\)

\(d = 3800km\)

\(d = \frac{\theta}{360} \times 2\pi r\)

\(3800 = \frac{\theta}{360} \times 2 \times \frac{22}{7} \times 6400\)

\(3800 = \frac{\theta \times 281600}{2520}\)

\(\theta = \frac{2520 \times 3800}{281600}\)

\(\theta = 34.01°\)

\(\theta = 34°N\) (to the nearest degree)

(ii) Distance between P and Q, correct to four significant figures.

Longitude difference = 65° - 15° = 50°

Using, \(d = \frac{\theta}{360} \times 2 \pi r\)

where \(r = R \cos \theta\)

\(d = \frac{\theta}{360} \times 2 \pi R \cos \theta\)

= \(\frac{50}{360} \times 2 \times \frac{22}{7} \times 6400 \cos 34.01°\)

= \(4631.53 km\)

\(\approxeq 4632km\) (to 4 significant figures).

Correct Answer: B. assimilation