Correct Answer: A. guide all road users on safety practices

Explanation

Traffic regulations are laws that guide all road users on safety practices to prevent accidents and ensure smooth flow of traffic. They do not primarily establish agencies for control of traffic, ensure the teaching of road safety in school, or instruct drivers on the use of traffic signs only.

Correct Answer: B. fdei

Correct Answer: A. N583,000

Explanation

Revenue = 820,000

miscellaneous = 10% of 820,000

\(\frac{10}{100}\times {820,000}\) = 82,000

miscellaneous expense= 82,000

Expenses = office rent + nepa (light) + salary of staff + miscellaneous

20,000 + 15,000 + 120,000 + 82,000 = 237,000

net income = revenue - expenses

820,000 - 237,000 = 583000

Explanation

"The Solitary Reaper" is a poem that gives expression to the overwhelming influence that nature exercises on a romantic poet, especially William Wordsworth.

As the poet listens to the "plaintive numbers" he appears mesmerized. Nature, to Wordsworth, is more than natural scenes like forest, rivers and others. It includes songs coming from nature, common people, rural life and indeed anything that can be identified with nature.

In the poem, the valley is said to be overflowing with the song. Indeed, the song and the valley are fused together and both exercise a profound influence on the speaker. The influence is such that long after he leaves the scene he still carries the song in his heart.

The idea of the nightingale being able to sing "welcome notes" to "weary bands of travelers" or the 'cuckoo bird' singing "to break the silence of the seas" also shows the power of nature on man.

It needs to be noticed that the song's influence on the man is everlasting. It has a soothing effect on many unhappy encounters he has had in life.

Explanation

a(1) Jesus was led by his captors to Caiaphas (the High Priest), with the members of the Council in attendance.

(2) They sought false witnesses against Jesus to condemn Him but found none.

(3) However, two eventually came forward.

(4) They charged that Jesus had claimed He could destroy the temple and rebuild it in three days.

(5) The High Priest asked Jesus what answer He had to the charge but Jesus kept silent.

(6) The High Priest adjured Him by God to say whether He was the Christ, the Son of God.

(7) Jesus said to him, "You have said so."

(8) "But I tell you" Jesus further said, ... "hereafter you will see the Son of man at the right hand of power and coming with the clouds of heaven".

(9) The High Priest tore his robes and said that Jesus had uttered blasphemy.

(10) Hence, there was no need for witnesses.

(11) He asked the Council what their verdict was.

(12) They answered that Jesus deserved death.

(13) They spat on His face/struck Him/slapped Him.

(14) They asked Him to prophesy to them who had struck Him.

(15) Early in the morning, the Council again met, bound Jesus and led Him away to Pilate.

(b) Peter's role:

(i) When Jesus was led away to the High Priest's Court, Peter followed at a distance and sat with the guards.

(ii) A maid challenged him that he was with Christ. Peter denied it/asserted that he did not know Jesus.

(iii) He went out to the porch where another maid challenged him. Again, he denied it.

(iv) Later, bystanders charged that he was a follower of Jesus since his (Galilean) accent betrayed him ; but he swore he did not know Jesus.

(v) Then the cock crowed and he recalled that Jesus had foretold that he would deny him thrice before cockcrow.

(VI) He went out and wept bitterly.

Correct Answer: C. I,II and III

Correct Answer: C. Tobian and Sanballat

Correct Answer: C. private individuals

Correct Answer: D. malnutrition

Explanation

Correct Answer: B. 11