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Which of the following molecule is utilized directly as energy in the human body?
A. Glucose
B. Carbohydrate
C. Starch
D. Adenosine Mono Phosphate
E. Adenosine Di Phosphate
F. Adenosine Tri Phosphate
Biology
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Which of the following is not a basic characteristics of life?
A. Locomotion
B. Competition
C. Adaptation
D. Irritability
E. Nutrition
F. Death
Biology
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The following statements are true concerning explicit opportunity cost except _____.
A. They are recorded in the accounts book
B. It is a type of cost
C. They may also be referred to as 'out of pocket' cost
D. They are utilized as factors of production
E. Money spent on wages, salaries and raw materials are examples of explicit opportunity cost
F. Explicit opportunity cost are always utilized for investment
Economics
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Needs / Wants |
Cost (Naira) |
|
Phone |
50,000 |
|
Console Game |
120,000 |
|
Laptop |
80,000 |
|
Ipad |
100,000 |
|
Smart watch |
85,000 |
|
Ipod |
40,000 |
Which of the following statement is incorrect concerning the table?
A. Ipod is the least important need of the individual
B. If the individual has 200,000 Naira at hand, then the laptop, iPad, smart watch and iPod will all be considered as opportunity cost
C. If the individual has 480,000 Naira, he or she will purchase all the items in the table
D. Console game is the most important need of the individual
E. The table shows a scale of preference
F. The individual needs an ipod
Economics
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Which of the following statement is false concerning scale of preference?
A. It is brought about by the insatiability of human wants
B. It is brought about by the limitation of cash at hand
C. It is a list of a person's needs or wants written in an order of importance
D. Scale of preference cost is the value of the best alternative a person could have achieved but did not achieve it after the best choice had been made
E. Opportunity cost is a term associated with scale of preference
F. None of the above
Economics
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The followings are principles of marketing mix except _____.
A. People
B. Positioning
C. Pressure group
D. Packaging
E. Promotion
F. Product
Commerce
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The following are true concerning the gas planets except _____.
A. Neptune is an example of a gas planet
B. They are also referred to as jovian planets
C. They have rings around them
D. They are smaller in size when compared to earth
E. They are also referred to as gas giants
F. They are composed mainly of hydrogen and helium gas
Geography
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The following are characteristics of terrestrial planets except _____.
A. They have rocky surfaces
B. Their surfaces are compact in nature
C. They have no rings around them
D. Uranus is an example of terrestrial planet
E. They rotate slowly around their satellites
F. The have few number of satellites
Geography
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Planets can be classified under the following headings except _____.
A. Size
B. Shape
C. Mass
D. Time of discovery
E. Composition
F. Relative positioning to the sun
Geography
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The following are branches of physiography except _____.
A. Oceanography
B. Geomorphology
C. Envirogeography
D. Paleography
E. Glaciology
F. Bio-Geography
Geography
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Eonomies of scale in economics means _____.
A. The prices of goods will remain the same because producers manufacture similar goods
B. The prices of goods will fall because producers manufacture more goods
C. The prices of goods will rise because producers manufacture less goods
D. The prices of goods will rise and producers will manufacture more goods
E. The prices of goods will fall and producers will manufacture less goods
F. Equilibrium is achieved in the economy
Economics
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Which of the following is not a function of the Wholesaler?
A. Storage function
B. Distributive function
C. Relates with final consumer
D. Specialization function
E. Carries out the packaging and branding of products
F. Financing Function
Agricultural Science
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Chemicals generally used to kill pest are called _____.
A. Insecticides
B. Avicides
C. Pesticides
D. Rodenticides
E. Fungicides
F. All of the above
Agricultural Science
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The following are physical methods of controlling crop pest except _____.
A. Placing hen in farmlands to eat insects
B. Setting up traps to catch rats and rodents
C. Fencing the farmland
D. Erecting gates on the farmland
E. Use of guns to kill monkeys
F. Hand picking
Agricultural Science
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The idiom 'to be in the red' means _____.
A. To be in danger
B. To put on a red gament
C. To be the point of attraction
D. To be beautiful
E. To be a dangerous person
F. To be penniless
English
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In the 'gods are not to blame', the king's messenger who disobeyed the gods of the land in what he taught was a compassionate act is _____.
A. Ogundele
B. Gbonka
C. Odewale
D. Aderopo
E. Baba Fakunle
F. Alaka
Literature in English
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In the story of 'The gods are not to blame'; the first son of king Adetusa is _____.
A. Ogundele
B. Gbonka
C. Odewale
D. Aderopo
E. Adewale
F. Adebisi
Literature in English
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The Separating Funnel is a technique used in the separation of mixtures. Another name for Separating Funnel is the _____ Funnel.
Chemistry
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A young boy places his values on education; and does everything possible to achieve his educational dreams. This type of value is referred to as _____ value.
Civic Education
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The final organisms in a food chain are best referred to as _____.
A. Saprophytes
B. Parasites
C. Commensals
D. Decomposers
E. Tertiary consumers
F. Quatenary consumers
Biology
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Motivational Quotes
Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to turn a life around - Leo Buscaglia
The most important things we can give to others are actually not expensive. In fact, we don't have to buy them with money because they are right within us.
These include our kind words, listening ears, honest compliments, our 'thank you', those beautiful smiles, our loving corrections, sincere kindness and a caring heart
In the end, it isn't the years in your life that count. It is the life in your years - Abraham Lincoln
One fact remains constant to us all, and that's death. We are not guaranteed of tomorrow because no living human is too old to die, even a newly born. Remember, age is also a number.
Therefore, let us always do good, help the poor, care for the sick and less privileged, forgive transgressions and most importantly, extend the hands of love to everyone we come across.
By doing this, we would have added an abundance of life to our years, regardless its number. Recall that Jesus Christ Himself died at 33
You cannot win everytime. This therefore makes defeat a part of life. However, it is the way and manner at which we rise from our defeats that determines our place among the greats.
Muhammad Ali was a professional boxer with 56 wins and 5 defeats. However, the way and manner at which he rose from his defeats secured his place in boxing history as the greatest fighter of all time
One Day or Day One, you decide - Unknown
We all intend to become great in life. However, we should also understand that it doesn't take one day to become great. Rather it takes many days of work, practice, diligence, failures and successes to become great.
My question to you is this: Concerning your path to greatness, what day are you in?
Whatever you are, be a good one - Abraham Lincoln
If you are a boy, be a good boy. If you are a girl, be a good girl. If you are a man, be a good man. If you are a woman, be a good woman. If you are a student, be a good student. If you are a teacher, be a good teacher.
I can go on and on; but the point is: You are human, so do all in your power to be a good human
The first problem for all of us, men and women, is not to learn, but to unlearn - Gloria Steinem
The act of unlearning is an excellent form of learning. Infact, you will need the skills of unlearning if you intend to become an expert in your desired field.
Do yourself a favor by unlearning, learning and re-learning on a daily basis
If you don't design your own life plan, chances are you'll fall into someone else's plan. And guess what they have planned for you? Not much - Jim Rohn
There's something special about you. It doesn't matter whether you work for a company or someone; what matters is the amount of investment you've made on yourself.
Investing in yourself is the best life plan you can design for your future
Peace begins with a smile - Mother Teresa
Never underestimate the power of your smile. It can lift up the depressed, improve the mood of the downtrodden and even discourage a suicidal attack. Also remember that your smile makes you more beautiful
Smile always for your own good and the good of others
The only person who is educated is the one who has learned how to learn …and change - Carl Rogers
To perfect your learning process, you must learn, unlearn and re-learn. Infact, we all need to learn how to unlearn those vices we know about ourselves.
Do you know that seeing the devastating consequences of vices (perhaps in movies or real-life) can initiate the unlearning processes in one who does such?
Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can - Arthur Ashe
Start now. You've got all it takes to achieve greatness, so no environment can limit you. Just begin something, give in your best and don't stop.
Remember, don't stop giving your best if you truly desire greatness. Nothing can stop you except yourself
He who opens a school door, closes a prison - Victor Hugo
Education goes beyond the four walls of the classroom. Always attempt to promote education at every chance you've got. Begin with your family, friends and those you interact with. In addition, do not forget to educate others with your words and actions.
Close a prison door by sponsoring the education of someone in your lifetime