What students should know
Homonyms are words with the same spellings, same sounds but different meanings.
Below are some sentences containing homonyms with their respective meanings
- Keen
We have a keen match against Ronaldo’s team and Messi seems to be keen.
Keen: An involvement of people competing very hard for something.
Keen: Very interested in something.
- Tear
Regardless the tear you shed, Mr. Frank will still tear your examination scripts.
Tear: The drop of liquid that comes out from a person's eye when they cry.
Tear: To damage something by pulling or cutting it apart.
- Jot
There isn't any jot of truth in what he said, so I didn't jot anything down.
Jot: A very small amount of somethin
Jot: To write something quickly
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English
Types of Networks Based on Geographical size
Personal Area Network (PAN): An instance is a Bluetooth connection between two devices.
Local Area Network (LAN): This is the network under a single administrative control and usually within a building.
Campus Area Network (CAN): This network connects various devices within a campus or college
Metropolitan Area Network (MAN): This network connects two offices/companies within a city.
Wide Area Network (WAN): This network connects devices throughout the globe. The internet is a typical example of a WAN.
You can read more on the types of network based on Geographical Size here
ICT
Questions for Student
A specialized router residing at the boundary of a company's network is called a/an _____.
ICT
The reaction involving an acid and a base is termed _____.
Chemistry
Consider this expression below:
A body X exerts a force FX on another body Y. In return, body Y exert a force FY back on body X. The forces FX and FY are equal in magnitude but opposite in direction.
Putting the above expression into equation:
FA = -FB
Where FA is the action force
FB is the reaction Force
The above expression relates to _____.
Physics
Which of the following is NOT a type of salt?
Chemistry
The tendency of a body to remain in a state of rest or in uniform motion is referred to as _____.
Physics