1b. Apply the principle of tangency to construct an anchor and a spanner.
(NB. : you can find an example on page 134 in your technical drawing manual Bk 1 by Ajayi E.K.)
b) Discuss the importance of first aid treatment
4 a) State the general principle of first aid treatment
b) List two emergency condition in first aid
5 a) Explain the need for safety in schools
b) Define healthful school living environment
6) Explain the following terminologies
7. State three consequences of self-medication
B. Effects of each components of soil.
Physical properties of soil:
1. Test of orals (vowels and consonants)
Answers must be clearly transcribed.
1. List the qualities of Muhammad as a prophet and how were they demonstrated.
2. a. What is zakat in Islam?
b. List the principles of zakat
c . What are the spiritual, moral, socio and economic objectives of zakat ?
1. Discuss full on the term ‘’Milk’’
2. Explain the term ‘’Cereal’’
2. List four (4) rules for food hygiene
3. Mention two (2) agencies in charge of food sanitation
4. State two (2) food borne diseases
5. What are cereals and grains
6. What are the differences between high extraction and low extractions rate flour
7. What are the nutritive values of cereals and grains
1. What are the reasons for the lack of unity among the Hausa States?
2. i. Explain the traditions of origin of Igala States
ii. Explain the political organization of Igala States.
3. i. Explain the traditions of origin of Jukun Kingdom
ii. What are the factors responsible for the rise of Jukun Kingdom?
? iii. What are the factors responsible for the decline of Jukun Kingdom?
4. i. Explain the traditions of origin of Nupe.
ii. Explain the social and political organization of Nupe Kingdom.
AFRICA and the WIDER WORLD
1. Read Christian Missionary activities in West Africa and its impacts
2. Read the suppression of the slave trade.
Le sport et la grastronomie francaise/ la cuisine francais pg55. Read and translate the texte, read pg 56, 57 and translate the texte, then bring out les nouveaux mots (new words)
(Dire ce que l'on faisait mais que l'on ne fait plus. Pg 59
Le francais fondamental cahier d'exercises SS1 pg 40, 41, 42, 47
1 ? Mention four (4) Roles of each members of the Family.
2 List what happens when each members of the Family fulfils is roles
3.List out four (4) consequences of NOT fulfilling one's role as a member of a family Background reading: Yohoho Casino Türkiye.
What was Paul's teaching on Humanity in his letter to the Phillipians ? ( Phillipians 2:1-11, James 4:10)
EXPLAINS THE FOLLOWING TOPICS
The methods of harvesting fish with nets
OTHER METHODS OF HARVESTING FISH:
1. a. State the law of diminishing Returns
b. Explain the meaning of the following terms: Total Product, Average Product, and Marginal Product.
c. What is the Relevance of the law of diminishing Returns
2. What is production possibility curve? Illustrate with a diagram the use of P.P.C.
3. Explain the followings in Agriculture:
i. Meaning of Agriculture.
ii. Component of Agriculture.
iii. System of Agriculture.
iv. Types of Agriculture.
v. Roles or importance of Agriculture in the economic development in W/Africa
vi. Problems facing Agriculture in W/Africa
vii. Solutions to the problems and prospects of Agriculture in W/Africa.
viii. Agricultural policies in Nigeria, marketing agricultural commodities.
b. List and explain 3 methods of providing indemnity to insurance contract
2a.What do you understand by the word ‘SUBROGATION’
b. List four (4) ways how subrogation right arises.
3a. Explain four (4) methods of acquiring insurable interest.
b. List and explain the breaches of utmost good faith.
b. Mention five (5) ways how contribution may arises
1 What are the procedures of international trade and documentation?
2. a. What is balance of trade
b. Define balance of payment.
c. State the three (3) component of balance of payment .
d. Explain favourable and unfavourable balance of payment.
e. States five (5) remedy for deficit balance of payment
b. State five (5) reasons for imposing tariffs
c. States five (5) instruments or tools of tariff
4. a. Define commodity? Exchange of commodity
b. States seven (7) types of commodity
c. States and explains five (5) requirements for trading in commodity exchange.
d. Explain five (5) constraints facing commodity exchange.
e. State six (6) difference between commodity and stock
b. Deputa isingwaa iri ma jiri ha meputa ogwengwaa . Imaatu - ri - rie , nri , oriri
b. Jiri ahiriokwu ise nye omumatua.
b. Jiri omumaatu ahiriokwu ise gosi nkea
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING SS 1 ASSIGNMENT
June 1: Cash balance brought forward N40,000
June 2: Bank balance brought forward N112,000
June 3: Paid rent by cash N20,000
June 4: Received loan from Osaro N10,000 by cheque
June 5: Paid general expenses in cash N600
June 6: Bought goods by cheque N60,000
June 7: Deposited cash at bank N30,000
June 8: Sold goods N185,000 for cash
June 9: Sold goods and received cheque N194,000
June 10: Bought goods from Ali N82,000 on credit
June 11: Commission received by cheque N520
June 12: Bought stationery by cash N150
June 13: Sold goods N200,000 for cash
June 14: Withdrew cash from bank N43,000
June 15: Sold goods and paid proceeds to bank N200,000
June 16: Bought motor van by cheque N60,000
June 18: Paid Odion for goods bought N5,000 by cash
June 20: Paid part of Osaro’s loan N5,000 by cash
June 23: Withdrew cash from the bank N48,000
June 25: Paid James for goods bought N25,000; N20,000 in cash; N5000 by cheque
June 28: Paid wages in cash N75,000
June 29: Rent received by cash N2,500
June 30: Cash sales N120,000
You are required to write up a two-column cash book for the month
You are required to prepare journal entries necessary to correct the books and show the entries made in the suspense account.
3. From the following details, show how the Purchases ledger control account and Sales ledger control account will appear.
Dr. balances: Sales ledger 13,500
Cr balances: Sales ledger 300
Cash received from debtors 7,500
Cheques received from debtors 15,000
Discount received from creditors 120
Cash paid to creditors 16,400
Discount allowed to debtors 360
Sales ledger credit balance transferred to purchases ledger 80
Cr balances in the sales ledger 195
Drbalance in the purchases ledger 180
You are required to prepared:
(a) Sales Ledger Control Account
(b) Purchases Ledger Control Account
Jan 1 balb/f 1,000 Jan 4 Denilson 120
Jan 2 Bola 500 Jan 9 Dele 60
Jan 10 Cash 250 Jan 18 Ata 500
Jan 15 Ayo 100 Jan 25 Amokachi 140
Jan 20 Abbey 30 Jan 26 Ojo 120
Jan 27 Ishola 70 Jan 30 bal c/d 1,060
Bank Statement Dr Cr Balance
Jan 29 Chequedishonoured – Abbey 30 730
Jan 30 Standing order 15 715
Jan 30 Bank charges 100 615
Jan 31 Trade credits 105 720
(a) write up the cash book to date
(b) draw up a bank reconciliation statement as at 31st January, 1998
Salaye bi a se n se ere idaraya / eremode wonyi.