Correct Answer: B. deposition of a large volume of materials on the level of plain

Correct Answer: B. Equatorial

Correct Answer: D. to increase the knowledge of sin

Explanation

Figure 1 (b)(i) The Documentation Stage: This stage involves writing a manual that provides an overview or the functionality, tutorial, in-depth explanation of major program features, reference documentation of a program commands and thorough description of error messages generated by the program.

OR

It is a stage that contains a write-up showing the program specification, operational manual and user manual

(i) Characteristics of a Good Computer Program:

(i) Accuracy; (ii) Reliability: (iii) Portability: (iv) Readability (V) Efficiency: (vi) Durability or Maintainability; (vi) Cost effective; (vil) Generality/Versatility: (ix) Security (x)Flexibility: (xi) Minimal Complexity: (xii) Clarity; (xil) Suitability: (xiv) Reusability: (xv) Installability: (xvi) Replaceability; (xvi) Loose coupling.

Correct Answer: C. I, III and IV only

Correct Answer: D. Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome

Correct Answer: D. destruction.

Explanation

The military play a peculiar role in the novel. They show what human beings are essentially like:.greedy, passionate biased and corrupt, besides other attributes. The military highlight the inclination of man towards treating his fellow man harshly for whatever reason. Human beings pursue their principles passionately, however their actions affect others. Whether a soldier or a civilian, mat is greedy.

Life under civilian administration is, therefore, not different from that under the military. Eugene's prosperity is affected by the conduct of the civilian administration that is overthrown by soldiers who claim that the civilians corrupt. Certainly, it is not soldiers who order university professors to victimize university workers or treat oth lecturers shabbily. The favouritism in University of Nsukka is an exhibition of human nature. Besides, milit administrators are deployed to the university and they paralyzed the school system by short funding and embezzling the funds. There is students' unrest and the university is closed, unnecessarily. Aunty Ifeoma takes all that w equanimity and is pragmatic. She takes her chance when things become intolerable and leaves for America.

Eugene's treatment of his own father and other, heathens and of his wife and children is based on his rather strong religiosity. However much the others may be distressed by his zealous pursuit of his principles and love for God, simply must do his duty - by them and by himself. He tells his, children that he punished them severely for their o' good.When the soldiers arrive by a coup-d' etat, they allege corruption against the civilian regime they overthrow. However, in the pursuit of their principles of assumed legitimacy they run rough shod over everyone to the extent eliminating whoever is in the way. Nwankiti Ogechi disappears and nobody is expected to talk. After his arrest ai release, Ade Coker should have learnt that the military will stop at nothing. As he will not relent, he receives a lets bomb. It is clear that the military have suppressed opposition and freedom of speech is minimal. Their hold on the people is significant in that it shows their intention to have things their way.

Yet there is the normal side of life that the corruption and whims of neither the military nor civilians can curt Eugene pursues his sternly ordered control of his household, and, according to Kambili, there is laughter in Aunty Ifeoma's home. Business goes on all over the place, and, as Father Benedict notes, there is prosperity that only Eugene, among businessmen, is using to promote God's work.

The market women experience military brutality and the soldiers enjoy humiliating the women. If the brutality is in the name of justice and fair dealing and uprightness, it should be commended. But military conduct is uncommendable. Jaja's imprisonment and the unfulfilled promises made towards his release show the rate of degeneration in the society. Justice is delayed.to allow for corruption from the people in government to thrive. Ade Coker dies because he will not stop criticizing military corruption. If civilians are shot for drug offenses how come the soldiers are linked to heroin? The answer is that no one must talk as Ade Coker does to his detriment. Eugene condemns the lack of democracy under civilian rule, and decries the coup. What the country needs he says is renewed democracy, not military rule.

All in all, it can be seen that the greed and corruption of politicians that is condemned by all is even more entrenched in soldiers who overthrow the corrupt regimes for being corrupt.

Explanation

Black Boy by Richard Wright.

Wright's childhood experiences with his family in Memphis are traumatic and reveal a lot about his character develop-ment.

At an early age of four, he is already giving indications of a restless, inquisitive Soul. He sets his room ablaze, deliberately, wishing to explore its outcome, in spite of his younger brother's warning. His subsequent severe punishment does little to quench his appetite for adventure.

It is this quest for adventure that leads to yet another experience. This time his father has asked that a kitten that is a nuisance be gotten rid of. Richard undertakes to deal with the cat by hanging it on a rope. This cruel act is meant to punish his father whom the hates, but his mother does not support it. He is made to remove the dead kitten hanging on the tree and bury it, as his mother forces him to say a prayer after her.

There is yet another childhood experience borne out of hunger. According to him: "Hunger had always been more or less at my elbow .... But now I began to wake up at night to find hunger standing at my bedside, starring at me gauntly." It is gnawing hunger and his mother's confession of helplessness that makes him realize how important his run-away father has been: "I had been glad that he was not there to shout his restrictions at me. But it had never occurred to me that his absence would mean that there would be no food". This experience awakens in him the reality of deprivation.

Richard learns a lesson from another experience, after his mother gets a job as a cook and advises her children to "learn as soon as possible to take care of ourselves" (themselves). He is sent to do the shopping and he is robbed by a gang of boys. He returns to his mother who sends him out again with instruction that he fight the gang or never return home. Richard's ability to stand up to the gang constitutes a psychological development. From that time on, he's ready to strike out on his own: "that night I won the right to the streets of Memphis".

As it turns out later the right extends also to the streets of New York City into a mature awareness of racism and Negro rights.

Correct Answer: C. a rightward shift of the demand curve

Explanation

All things being equal, a rise in income will lead to a rightward shift in demand. A rightward shift in the demand curve could also be as a result of higher price of a substitute good, lower price of a complement good, etc.