20 Possible Questions from JAMB's "IN DEPENDENCE"
.
So please read and ensure you complete the book before the examination.
Below are the question;
.
1. How is Suleiman related to Vanessa
(a) Biological son
(b) Adopted son
(c) Nephew
(d) Nibling
.
2. Vanessa's Mother known as ______ died of cancer in what year.
(a) Mrs Baker, 1975
(b) Mrs Elizabeth, 1976
(c) Mrs Baker, 1977
(d) Mrs Elizabeth, 1978
.
3. Vanessa was eventually married to who?
(a) Professor Peters
(b) Professor Tayo
(c) Professor Edwards
(d) Professor Trevor
.
4. What is the nature of Christine's death?
(a) Murder, overdose
(b) Suicide, overdose
(c) Accident
(d) Cancer
.
5. Uncle Kayode later pursued a career in _______
(a) Teaching, London
(b) Businessman, France
(c) Engineering, France
(d) Sailor, London
.
6. Professor Tayo was given an honorary award in
(a) Music
(b) Civil Law
(c) Science
(d) Literature
.
7. How many honorees were awarded a doctorate alongside Professor Tayo
(a) 3
(b) 4
(c) 5
(d) 6
.
8. Tayo's cousin, Tunde is the Pastor of
(a) a great Catholic Cathedral in London
(b) a Nigerian protestant church in London
(c) fastest growing Nigerian Church in London
(d) a Baptist Regional Church in London
.
9. Kwame had been teaching in the ______ before Tayo's arrival
(a) California University
(b) Oxford University
(c) London University
(d) San Francisco University
.
10. For how many years has Kwame been teaching in the University before Tayo's arrival.
(a) Six
(b) Seven
(c) Eight
(d) Nine
.
11. The name of the driver accompanying Tayo to the Airport when he had an accident is
(a) Audu
(b) Ahmed
(c) Abdou
(d) Alfeez
.
12. Mrs. Elizabeth seemingly had an affair with a slave while in Nigeria named?
(a) Daudu
(b) Danladi
(c) Danjuma
(d) Dende
.
13. Pick-up-your-stick-and-sandals marriage was a phrase popularly used by the ______ according to Vanessa
(a) Igbo
(b) Yoruba
(c) Hausa
(d) Europeans
.
14. Salamatou is the biological mother of Suleiman, but she died of
(a) Cancer
(b) Car accident
(c) Brief Illness
(d) Heart attack
.
15. Vanessa married to Professor Barker on
(a) July 14th 1975
(b) July 15th 1976
(c) July 16th 1977
(d) July 17th 1978
.
16. Suleiman was ______ years old when he dropped out of the university
(a) 17
(b) 18
(c) 19
(d) 20
.
17. Vanessa Richardson is an Africa Journalist who writes column for
(a) Washington Post
(b) New York Times
(c) The Guardian
(d) Daily Times
.
18. Akin, the carver, had a great uncle, who was a servant to ______ during colonial periods
(a) Colonial officer Jonathan
(b) Mr Nancy Murdoch
(c) Sir Hugh Trevor
(d) Lord Lugard
.
19. Tayo lied to Vanessa that Christine was his
(a) Sister
(b) Friend
(c) Cousin
(d) Enemy
.
20. Kemi (Tayo's daughter) has a boyfriend named ______, who works as a _____
(a) Charlie, photographer
(b) Laurent, chef
(c) Richard, chef
(d) Metuh, photographer.
.
Answers:
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VERIFIED PHYSICS OBJ - FOR REVISION ONLY
FOR REVISION ONLY
VERIFIED PHYSICS OBJ
1BBCADAAABB
11BBDCBDCCCD
21ABCDCCCDAC
31ACCBCDAABC
41AADDAADBDC
===========
1)
decrease in height (h)
increase in time (t)
this shows that distance changes with time
============
2)
given that U=15m3^-1
R=U* sqr2h/g
h=20m
g=10
R=15*sqr2*20/10
R=15*sqr40/10
R=15*sqr4
R=15*2=30m
R=30m
===========
3)
i)Brownian motion
ii)Atomic size
iii)Expansion
===========
4)
L1=14cm F1=4N,F2=6N
L2=4cm, Lo=?
Using hooke’s law
4/14-Lo*6/4-Lo
4(4-Lo)=6(14-Lo)
16-4Lo=64-6Lo
-4Lo+6Lo=64-16
2Lo=48
Lo=48/2
Lo=24Cm
============
5a)
i)force
ii)length
5b)
by increasing the density mosquitoes lavrva than the density of water
===========
6)
A)Energy efficient- so far the best light for interior lighting
B)Low production cost (of tubes, not of the ballasts)
C)Long life of tubes
===========
7)
i)It requires low voltage sources for it to function
ii)It cannot be easily broken
iii)It is cheaper and quite easy to manufacture
===========
8a)
i) It is a straight line graph
ii) The gradient is the velocity
8b)
If their distance and masses are doubled their corresponding force would also be doubled and the work done respectively
I.e.Workdone=Force * distance
Force= Mass * Acceleration
W= Mg * d
|
Increase
8c)
-Acceleration due to gravity
– At maximum height, final velocity is zero
8d)
i)pushing someone on a swing.
ii)Tuning a radio to a particular frequency.
============
10a)
A wave front is an imaginary surface passing through the points of a medium oscillatory in phase
10b)
i)Priam periscope used in harmod car
ii)prismatic bihocular to see round corner
10bii)
i)refractive indege of the glass prism
ii)the angle of incident of the roy
==========
11ai)
A dielectric is an electrical insulator that can be polorised by an applied electric field.
(11aii)
Given that A = 9.6*10^-3M^2
d = 2.25*10^4
Eo = 8.85*10^-12 F/m
Er = 900
C = /
using; C = EoErA/d
Capacity, C = 8.85*10^-12*900*9.6*10^-3/2.25*106-4
C = 33984 * 10^-11
C = 3.3984 8 10^7 F
C =0.34#F
11bii)
Combined resistance RT
RT= (400*400)/400+400 = (800*800)/(800+800)
RT= 200+400
RT =600 ohms
Current supplied by battery = v/RT
= 6/600
=0.01A
Voltage drop across 400 ohm resistors
= 200*0.01
=2v
Therefore the voltmeter reading is
= 6 – 2
= 4v
(11c)
Equivalent resistance is:
RT = 2+2 +(2*2)/2+2
RT = 4+1
RT = 5 ohms
============
12ai)
Nuclear fission is a nuclear reaction in which a heavy nucleus splits spontaneously or on impact with another particle, with the release of energy.
12aii)
a)
A graphite reactor is a nuclear reactor that uses carbon as a neutron moderator, which allows un-enriched uranium to be used as nuclear fuel.
b)
Boron rods are used in nuclear reactors to control the fission rate of uranium and plutonium. They are composed of chemical elements such as boron, silver, indium and cadmium that are capable of absorbing many neutrons without themselves fissioning.
c)
Liquid sodium serves as coolant in a nuclear fission reactor.
==========
=====COMPLETED=====
VERIFIED PHYSICS OBJ
1BBCADAAABB
11BBDCBDCCCD
21ABCDCCCDAC
31ACCBCDAABC
41AADDAADBDC
===========
1)
decrease in height (h)
increase in time (t)
this shows that distance changes with time
============
2)
given that U=15m3^-1
R=U* sqr2h/g
h=20m
g=10
R=15*sqr2*20/10
R=15*sqr40/10
R=15*sqr4
R=15*2=30m
R=30m
===========
3)
i)Brownian motion
ii)Atomic size
iii)Expansion
===========
4)
L1=14cm F1=4N,F2=6N
L2=4cm, Lo=?
Using hooke’s law
4/14-Lo*6/4-Lo
4(4-Lo)=6(14-Lo)
16-4Lo=64-6Lo
-4Lo+6Lo=64-16
2Lo=48
Lo=48/2
Lo=24Cm
============
5a)
i)force
ii)length
5b)
by increasing the density mosquitoes lavrva than the density of water
===========
6)
A)Energy efficient- so far the best light for interior lighting
B)Low production cost (of tubes, not of the ballasts)
C)Long life of tubes
===========
7)
i)It requires low voltage sources for it to function
ii)It cannot be easily broken
iii)It is cheaper and quite easy to manufacture
===========
8a)
i) It is a straight line graph
ii) The gradient is the velocity
8b)
If their distance and masses are doubled their corresponding force would also be doubled and the work done respectively
I.e.Workdone=Force * distance
Force= Mass * Acceleration
W= Mg * d
|
Increase
8c)
-Acceleration due to gravity
– At maximum height, final velocity is zero
8d)
i)pushing someone on a swing.
ii)Tuning a radio to a particular frequency.
============
10a)
A wave front is an imaginary surface passing through the points of a medium oscillatory in phase
10b)
i)Priam periscope used in harmod car
ii)prismatic bihocular to see round corner
10bii)
i)refractive indege of the glass prism
ii)the angle of incident of the roy
==========
11ai)
A dielectric is an electrical insulator that can be polorised by an applied electric field.
(11aii)
Given that A = 9.6*10^-3M^2
d = 2.25*10^4
Eo = 8.85*10^-12 F/m
Er = 900
C = /
using; C = EoErA/d
Capacity, C = 8.85*10^-12*900*9.6*10^-3/2.25*106-4
C = 33984 * 10^-11
C = 3.3984 8 10^7 F
C =0.34#F
11bii)
Combined resistance RT
RT= (400*400)/400+400 = (800*800)/(800+800)
RT= 200+400
RT =600 ohms
Current supplied by battery = v/RT
= 6/600
=0.01A
Voltage drop across 400 ohm resistors
= 200*0.01
=2v
Therefore the voltmeter reading is
= 6 – 2
= 4v
(11c)
Equivalent resistance is:
RT = 2+2 +(2*2)/2+2
RT = 4+1
RT = 5 ohms
============
12ai)
Nuclear fission is a nuclear reaction in which a heavy nucleus splits spontaneously or on impact with another particle, with the release of energy.
12aii)
a)
A graphite reactor is a nuclear reactor that uses carbon as a neutron moderator, which allows un-enriched uranium to be used as nuclear fuel.
b)
Boron rods are used in nuclear reactors to control the fission rate of uranium and plutonium. They are composed of chemical elements such as boron, silver, indium and cadmium that are capable of absorbing many neutrons without themselves fissioning.
c)
Liquid sodium serves as coolant in a nuclear fission reactor.
==========
=====COMPLETED=====
Thursday, 6 April 2017
CIVIC EDUCATION WAEC INTERNAL EXAM 2017
For Revision only
Civic obj
1-10 CAACDBBDAD
11-20 BCBDBDABBA
21-30 DCCCBADDAB
31-40 DDBDACCBBC
41-50 BBADBBAABB
1a.)
An interpersonal relationship is a
strong, deep, or close association or
acquaintance between two or more
people that may range in duration
from brief to enduring. This
association may be based on inference,
love, solidarity, regular business
interactions, or some other type of
social commitment.
================
*SECTION A*
3) A responsible parenthood is simply
defined as the “will” and ability of
parents to respect and do the needs and
aspirations of the family and children.
It is the ability of a parent to detect the
need, happiness and desire of the
children and helping them to become
responsible and reasonable children.
*3b*
1. Teaching morality.
Good citizens need to be people who act
according to moral principles. Rather
than being selfish or trying to deceive
each other, they ought to deal in a kind
and upright way with each other. Part
of a parent’s responsibility is ensuring
that they bring up the next generation
of citizens properly.
2. Teaching social interactions.
Being polite, making friends, and
reaching out to others are all
important things in society. Parents
can teach children to be comfortable
when socializing from an early age.
3. Budgeting and finances.
In order to keep the economy of a given
society going, the citizens need to have
good control of their finances. Parents
can help to get their children into good
financial habits early on.
4. Showing children the ropes.
A responsible parent will teach their
child how to move in society: how to
pay for things in shops and get the
correct change, for example, or how to
take public transport.
=================
*SECTION C ANSWER*
A. CONSTITUTION: A constitution is a
set of fundamental principles or
established precedents according to
which a state or other organization is
governed. These rules together make
up, i.e. constitute, what the entity is.
B. ARMS OF GOVERNMENT: The three
arms of government is divided into
three The legislative, The judiciary and
the executive
The executive: The executive branch is
divided into Federal Ministries, each
headed by a minister appointed by the
president. The president must include
at least one member from each of the
36 states in his cabinet.
The Legislative: The National Assembly
of Nigeria has two chambers: the
House of Representatives and the
Senate. The House of Representatives is
presided over by the Speaker of the
House of Representatives.
The judiciary: The judicial branch
consists of the Supreme Court of
Nigeria, the Court of Appeals, the High
Courts, and other trial courts such as
the Magistrates', Customary, Sharia
and other specialised courts.The
National Judicial Council serves as an
independent executive body,
insulating the judiciary from the
executive arm of government.
D. Free Press : Free press may refer to:
Freedom of the press, legal protections
for public communications media.
E. Armed Forces: The armed forces of a
country are its government-sponsored
defense, fighting forces, and
organizations. They exist to further the
foreign and domestic policies of their
governing body and to defend that
body and the nation it represents from
external and internal aggressors.
F. Civil societies: Civil societies are the
"aggregate of non-governmental
organizations and institutions that
manifest interests and will of
citizens".They includes the family and
the private sphere, referred to as the
"third sector" of society, distinct from
government and business.
==================
4)
Functions of NAPTIP
The functions of the Agency are to –
(a) Enforce and administer the
provisions of
this Act;
(b) Co-ordinate and enforce all other
laws on
Trafficking in persons and related
offences;
(c) Adopt effective measures for the
prevention and eradication of
trafficking in
persons and related offences;
(d) Establish co-ordinated preventive,
regulatory and investigatory
machinery
geared towards the eradication of
trafficking
in persons;
(e) Investigate all cases of trafficking in
persons including forced labour, child
labour,
forced prostitution, exploitative
labour and
other forms of exploitation, slavery
and
slavery-like activities, bonded labour,
removal
of organs, illegal smuggling of
migrants, sale
and purchase of persons;
Civic obj
1-10 CAACDBBDAD
11-20 BCBDBDABBA
21-30 DCCCBADDAB
31-40 DDBDACCBBC
41-50 BBADBBAABB
1a.)
An interpersonal relationship is a
strong, deep, or close association or
acquaintance between two or more
people that may range in duration
from brief to enduring. This
association may be based on inference,
love, solidarity, regular business
interactions, or some other type of
social commitment.
================
*SECTION A*
3) A responsible parenthood is simply
defined as the “will” and ability of
parents to respect and do the needs and
aspirations of the family and children.
It is the ability of a parent to detect the
need, happiness and desire of the
children and helping them to become
responsible and reasonable children.
*3b*
1. Teaching morality.
Good citizens need to be people who act
according to moral principles. Rather
than being selfish or trying to deceive
each other, they ought to deal in a kind
and upright way with each other. Part
of a parent’s responsibility is ensuring
that they bring up the next generation
of citizens properly.
2. Teaching social interactions.
Being polite, making friends, and
reaching out to others are all
important things in society. Parents
can teach children to be comfortable
when socializing from an early age.
3. Budgeting and finances.
In order to keep the economy of a given
society going, the citizens need to have
good control of their finances. Parents
can help to get their children into good
financial habits early on.
4. Showing children the ropes.
A responsible parent will teach their
child how to move in society: how to
pay for things in shops and get the
correct change, for example, or how to
take public transport.
=================
*SECTION C ANSWER*
A. CONSTITUTION: A constitution is a
set of fundamental principles or
established precedents according to
which a state or other organization is
governed. These rules together make
up, i.e. constitute, what the entity is.
B. ARMS OF GOVERNMENT: The three
arms of government is divided into
three The legislative, The judiciary and
the executive
The executive: The executive branch is
divided into Federal Ministries, each
headed by a minister appointed by the
president. The president must include
at least one member from each of the
36 states in his cabinet.
The Legislative: The National Assembly
of Nigeria has two chambers: the
House of Representatives and the
Senate. The House of Representatives is
presided over by the Speaker of the
House of Representatives.
The judiciary: The judicial branch
consists of the Supreme Court of
Nigeria, the Court of Appeals, the High
Courts, and other trial courts such as
the Magistrates', Customary, Sharia
and other specialised courts.The
National Judicial Council serves as an
independent executive body,
insulating the judiciary from the
executive arm of government.
D. Free Press : Free press may refer to:
Freedom of the press, legal protections
for public communications media.
E. Armed Forces: The armed forces of a
country are its government-sponsored
defense, fighting forces, and
organizations. They exist to further the
foreign and domestic policies of their
governing body and to defend that
body and the nation it represents from
external and internal aggressors.
F. Civil societies: Civil societies are the
"aggregate of non-governmental
organizations and institutions that
manifest interests and will of
citizens".They includes the family and
the private sphere, referred to as the
"third sector" of society, distinct from
government and business.
==================
4)
Functions of NAPTIP
The functions of the Agency are to –
(a) Enforce and administer the
provisions of
this Act;
(b) Co-ordinate and enforce all other
laws on
Trafficking in persons and related
offences;
(c) Adopt effective measures for the
prevention and eradication of
trafficking in
persons and related offences;
(d) Establish co-ordinated preventive,
regulatory and investigatory
machinery
geared towards the eradication of
trafficking
in persons;
(e) Investigate all cases of trafficking in
persons including forced labour, child
labour,
forced prostitution, exploitative
labour and
other forms of exploitation, slavery
and
slavery-like activities, bonded labour,
removal
of organs, illegal smuggling of
migrants, sale
and purchase of persons;
For Revision only = YORUBA 2017 INTERNAL WAEC
YORUBA
2a)
-[gb]:Konsonanti Akunyun Afafase-fete-pe Asenupe
-[h]:Konsonanti Aikunyun Afitan-an na pe Afunupe
-[k]:Konsonanti Aikunyun Afafase pe Asenupe
-[r]:Konsonanti Aikunyun Afafase pe Aferigipe
2b)
[gb]:Bi apeere, ninu oro bi -igbin,agbagba,gbo
[h]:Bi apeere ninu oro bi-ehoro,iho, ahon
[k]:Bi apeere ninu bi-akaara,oka,katakata
[r]:Bi apeere ninu oro bi-Irin,irina
==================
5ai)
Gbolohun alaye
5aii)
Gbolohun ibeere
5aiii)
Gbolohun ase
5aiv)
Gbolohun amo
5av)
Gbolohun alalaye
5bi)
Ti o ba ri tunde,bami pe
5bii)
–
5biii)
Kani mori Tunde ni,mi o ni wa
5biv)
Yala ko losi Ilorin,tabi kowa si Ogbomoso
5bv)
Kaka ki n losi ileewe, ma lo si oko mi
===================
4. i. ORO ORUKO ASEBEERE: Oro oruko asebeere ni maa n fi ropo oro oruka miiran nini gbolohun ibeere apeere: Ewo wlo.
ii. ORO ORUKO ASOYE: Oro oruko asoye maa n see idiwon bi oro-oruko ti o tele we po ti kan-npa ni ki a fi eyan kun awon kan nigba ti awon kan je wofun.
Apeere: opolopo, ogunlogo
iii. ORO – ORUKO AFIHAN: Oro-Oruko afihan ni a maa n seda eyan asafihan lati ara re.
Apeere: Iyen – Iwonyen
Eyi – Iwonyi
iv. ORO-ORUKO IBIKAN: EYi je oro-oruko ti a maa n nlo ‘ibo’ tabi ibikan se ibeere fun.
Apeere: Ibadan,Oyo,ita abule
v. ORO-ORUKO IGBA: EYi ni oro-oruko ti o maa n toka si igba akoko ti nikan sele. A le fi igba wo se Ibeere fun un.
Wan lo ni ana
O gbera ni aaro
IGBO
(4a) Njiko bu mkpuruokwu ndi a maara di ka njiko n’asusu Igbo. Ha bu okwu na-ejikota aha na aha, nnochiaha na nnochiaha, nkebiokwu na nkebiokwu ma obu nkebiahiriokwu na nkebiahiriokwu.
(4b) Na, Ma, Ka
(4c)
Na
-Nneka NA Ogechukwu bu enyi
-Osikapa NA agwa bu ezigbo nri
Ma
-Anyi ga echu mmiri ma zakwaa ulo
-Ebuka baara nwanne ya mba MA tikwaa ya ihe.
Ka
-Ihe a i mere KA e ji egbu mmadu
-Maka ite o kuwara KA o jiri wee tie ya ihe
===============
(9)
(a) Ego agaghi egbochi mmadu inwe mmuta.
(b) Mmuta na ato uto.
(ch) Mmuta bu ihe bara uru.
(d) Onye nwetara mmuta agaghi ario aririo.
(e) Mmadu na-eji maka mmuta garuo ofesi.
(f) Onye nwere mmuta ga-abu ogaranya.
(g) Onye nwetara mmuta ga-enwe nrube isi.
(gb) Onye nwetara mmuta na-atopu mmadu n’agbu.
(gh) Onye nwetara mmuta ga-enwere onwe ya.
(h) Onye nwetara mmuta na enwe ntachite obi.
===============
(11a)
(i)Otu ibe =>oji ogbi maobu oji isi.
(ii)Ibe abuo=>oji kuru aka maobu oji nwaanyi
(iii)Ibe ato=>oji ikenga maobu oji dike.
(11b)
(i)Nwaanyi adighi ago oji
(ii)Nwaanyi adighi ari ehe oji
(11c)
(a)Eji oji anu iyi
(b)Eji oji enye onyinye
(c)Eji oji ele obia
(d)Eji oji achu aja
(e)Eji oji achu ura
(f)Eji oji agba afa
2a)
-[gb]:Konsonanti Akunyun Afafase-fete-pe Asenupe
-[h]:Konsonanti Aikunyun Afitan-an na pe Afunupe
-[k]:Konsonanti Aikunyun Afafase pe Asenupe
-[r]:Konsonanti Aikunyun Afafase pe Aferigipe
2b)
[gb]:Bi apeere, ninu oro bi -igbin,agbagba,gbo
[h]:Bi apeere ninu oro bi-ehoro,iho, ahon
[k]:Bi apeere ninu bi-akaara,oka,katakata
[r]:Bi apeere ninu oro bi-Irin,irina
==================
5ai)
Gbolohun alaye
5aii)
Gbolohun ibeere
5aiii)
Gbolohun ase
5aiv)
Gbolohun amo
5av)
Gbolohun alalaye
5bi)
Ti o ba ri tunde,bami pe
5bii)
–
5biii)
Kani mori Tunde ni,mi o ni wa
5biv)
Yala ko losi Ilorin,tabi kowa si Ogbomoso
5bv)
Kaka ki n losi ileewe, ma lo si oko mi
===================
4. i. ORO ORUKO ASEBEERE: Oro oruko asebeere ni maa n fi ropo oro oruka miiran nini gbolohun ibeere apeere: Ewo wlo.
ii. ORO ORUKO ASOYE: Oro oruko asoye maa n see idiwon bi oro-oruko ti o tele we po ti kan-npa ni ki a fi eyan kun awon kan nigba ti awon kan je wofun.
Apeere: opolopo, ogunlogo
iii. ORO – ORUKO AFIHAN: Oro-Oruko afihan ni a maa n seda eyan asafihan lati ara re.
Apeere: Iyen – Iwonyen
Eyi – Iwonyi
iv. ORO-ORUKO IBIKAN: EYi je oro-oruko ti a maa n nlo ‘ibo’ tabi ibikan se ibeere fun.
Apeere: Ibadan,Oyo,ita abule
v. ORO-ORUKO IGBA: EYi ni oro-oruko ti o maa n toka si igba akoko ti nikan sele. A le fi igba wo se Ibeere fun un.
Wan lo ni ana
O gbera ni aaro
IGBO
(4a) Njiko bu mkpuruokwu ndi a maara di ka njiko n’asusu Igbo. Ha bu okwu na-ejikota aha na aha, nnochiaha na nnochiaha, nkebiokwu na nkebiokwu ma obu nkebiahiriokwu na nkebiahiriokwu.
(4b) Na, Ma, Ka
(4c)
Na
-Nneka NA Ogechukwu bu enyi
-Osikapa NA agwa bu ezigbo nri
Ma
-Anyi ga echu mmiri ma zakwaa ulo
-Ebuka baara nwanne ya mba MA tikwaa ya ihe.
Ka
-Ihe a i mere KA e ji egbu mmadu
-Maka ite o kuwara KA o jiri wee tie ya ihe
===============
(9)
(a) Ego agaghi egbochi mmadu inwe mmuta.
(b) Mmuta na ato uto.
(ch) Mmuta bu ihe bara uru.
(d) Onye nwetara mmuta agaghi ario aririo.
(e) Mmadu na-eji maka mmuta garuo ofesi.
(f) Onye nwere mmuta ga-abu ogaranya.
(g) Onye nwetara mmuta ga-enwe nrube isi.
(gb) Onye nwetara mmuta na-atopu mmadu n’agbu.
(gh) Onye nwetara mmuta ga-enwere onwe ya.
(h) Onye nwetara mmuta na enwe ntachite obi.
===============
(11a)
(i)Otu ibe =>oji ogbi maobu oji isi.
(ii)Ibe abuo=>oji kuru aka maobu oji nwaanyi
(iii)Ibe ato=>oji ikenga maobu oji dike.
(11b)
(i)Nwaanyi adighi ago oji
(ii)Nwaanyi adighi ari ehe oji
(11c)
(a)Eji oji anu iyi
(b)Eji oji enye onyinye
(c)Eji oji ele obia
(d)Eji oji achu aja
(e)Eji oji achu ura
(f)Eji oji agba afa
For Revision only = GEOGRAPHY 2017 INTERNAL WAEC
Geography
NOTE: ANSWER 4 ONLY QUESTIONS ONLY
================
1ai)
ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY
-Advanced technology has has helped in the
provision of more efficient farming equipment
like tractors,planters to increase the food
production
-It has also led to the development of
chemicals such as insecticides,pesticides to
control pests and diseases
-New crop varieties and animal breeds with
early maturity and high yied have been
developed
1aii)
IMPROVED MEDICAL CARE
-It has promoted excess births over deaths
-It has a good knowledge of the causes of
infections and diseases and how to prevent
them has lead to increase in population
-Better sanitation which has helped to check
outbreak and spread of diseases has led to
population increase
1b)
-Relief: Jara is located in lowland with deep
volcanic and alluvial plains which favours the
cultivation of crops and habitations
-Favourable climate: This area has moderate
temperate and abundant rainfall throughout
the year and is supported by irrigation for the
cultivation of crops
-Fertile soil: Jara is blessed with rich volcanic
alluvial soils which favours the growth of
many crops
-Intensive agriculture:The soil is intensively
and continously cultivated because of its
fertility for the growth of rice and other crops
================
2ai)
URBAN:
-Industrial function
-Commercial function
-Administrative function
RURAL:
-Agricultural function
-Lumbering function
-Fishing function
2b)
-Provision of food:Urban areas depend on
rural areas for food stuffs
-Unskilled labour supply:Unskilled labour
supply usually come from rural to urban
industries
-Medicinal herbs:Medicinal herbs and roots
are usually bought from rural to urban areas
for phamaceuticals
================
3a)
i)lack skilled workers and use unskilled
workers intensively.
ii)Developing nations are highly dependent on
the advanced or developed nations.
iii)Poor funding of industries.
iv)Most of their Raw materials are farm
produce.
v)They manufacture goods to meet their
immediate needs not for export
3b)
i)Raw Materials: The significance of raw
materials in manufacturing industry is so
fundamental that it needs no emphasising.
Indeed, the location of industrial enterprises is
sometimes determined simply by location of
the raw materials.
ii)Power: Regular supply of power is a pre-
requisite for the localisation of industries.
Coal, mineral oil and hydro-electricity are the
three important conventional sources of power.
Most of the industries tend to concentrate at
the source of power.
iii)Labour: No one can deny that the prior
existence of a labour force is attractive to
industry unless there are strong reasons to the
contrary.
Labour supply is important in two respects;
(a) workers in large numbers are often
required
(b) people with skill or technical
iv)Transport: by land or water is necessary for
the assembly of raw materials and for the
marketing of the finished products.
v)Market: The entire process of manufacturing
is useless until the finished goods reach the
market. Nearness to market is essential for
quick disposal of manufactured goods. It helps
in reducing the transport cost and enables the
consumer to get things at cheaper rates.
==============
4a)
DRAW A MAP
MAP DESCRIPTION
-fadama plain
-river sokoto
-cross river
4b)
i)presence of unique landforms
ii)presence of unique historical and religious
centres
iii)unique environmental condidtion
iv)presence of natural and artificial lake
4c)
i)unstable political factors and government
policies
ii)inadequate maintenance of tourist centre
iii)high rate of crime rate in the country
iv)outspread of diseases
==============
5a)
DRAW THE GRAPH
5b)
Movement of goods and services
-Movement of people
-Development of tourism
-Opening up new lands and areas
-Generation of revenue
5c)
-It is very costly to build and maintain
railways
-Railway transport is relatively slow in some
other areas
-Railway network is generally poor
NOTE: ANSWER 4 ONLY QUESTIONS ONLY
================
1ai)
ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY
-Advanced technology has has helped in the
provision of more efficient farming equipment
like tractors,planters to increase the food
production
-It has also led to the development of
chemicals such as insecticides,pesticides to
control pests and diseases
-New crop varieties and animal breeds with
early maturity and high yied have been
developed
1aii)
IMPROVED MEDICAL CARE
-It has promoted excess births over deaths
-It has a good knowledge of the causes of
infections and diseases and how to prevent
them has lead to increase in population
-Better sanitation which has helped to check
outbreak and spread of diseases has led to
population increase
1b)
-Relief: Jara is located in lowland with deep
volcanic and alluvial plains which favours the
cultivation of crops and habitations
-Favourable climate: This area has moderate
temperate and abundant rainfall throughout
the year and is supported by irrigation for the
cultivation of crops
-Fertile soil: Jara is blessed with rich volcanic
alluvial soils which favours the growth of
many crops
-Intensive agriculture:The soil is intensively
and continously cultivated because of its
fertility for the growth of rice and other crops
================
2ai)
URBAN:
-Industrial function
-Commercial function
-Administrative function
RURAL:
-Agricultural function
-Lumbering function
-Fishing function
2b)
-Provision of food:Urban areas depend on
rural areas for food stuffs
-Unskilled labour supply:Unskilled labour
supply usually come from rural to urban
industries
-Medicinal herbs:Medicinal herbs and roots
are usually bought from rural to urban areas
for phamaceuticals
================
3a)
i)lack skilled workers and use unskilled
workers intensively.
ii)Developing nations are highly dependent on
the advanced or developed nations.
iii)Poor funding of industries.
iv)Most of their Raw materials are farm
produce.
v)They manufacture goods to meet their
immediate needs not for export
3b)
i)Raw Materials: The significance of raw
materials in manufacturing industry is so
fundamental that it needs no emphasising.
Indeed, the location of industrial enterprises is
sometimes determined simply by location of
the raw materials.
ii)Power: Regular supply of power is a pre-
requisite for the localisation of industries.
Coal, mineral oil and hydro-electricity are the
three important conventional sources of power.
Most of the industries tend to concentrate at
the source of power.
iii)Labour: No one can deny that the prior
existence of a labour force is attractive to
industry unless there are strong reasons to the
contrary.
Labour supply is important in two respects;
(a) workers in large numbers are often
required
(b) people with skill or technical
iv)Transport: by land or water is necessary for
the assembly of raw materials and for the
marketing of the finished products.
v)Market: The entire process of manufacturing
is useless until the finished goods reach the
market. Nearness to market is essential for
quick disposal of manufactured goods. It helps
in reducing the transport cost and enables the
consumer to get things at cheaper rates.
==============
4a)
DRAW A MAP
MAP DESCRIPTION
-fadama plain
-river sokoto
-cross river
4b)
i)presence of unique landforms
ii)presence of unique historical and religious
centres
iii)unique environmental condidtion
iv)presence of natural and artificial lake
4c)
i)unstable political factors and government
policies
ii)inadequate maintenance of tourist centre
iii)high rate of crime rate in the country
iv)outspread of diseases
==============
5a)
DRAW THE GRAPH
5b)
Movement of goods and services
-Movement of people
-Development of tourism
-Opening up new lands and areas
-Generation of revenue
5c)
-It is very costly to build and maintain
railways
-Railway transport is relatively slow in some
other areas
-Railway network is generally poor
Saturday, 1 April 2017
WAEC 2017 DATA PROCESSING ANSWERS
THEORY:
1)super computer
2)mainframe computer
3)mini computer
4)micro computer
super computer :
They are most powerful ans expensive
computers. they have externally large storage
capacities and processing speed is at least 10
times faster than other computers.some of the
super computers are NEC , CRAY ,CYBER
205,CDC STAR 100 etc.
mainframe computer:
they are midium or large machine ,made of
several units connected together . it's generally
used in big organizations.
mini computer:
they are like small mainframes. they consist of a
few seperate units connected together . they are
not powerful as mainframe computers.
micro computer:
they are the smallest general purpose computers.
they are about the same size an of a typewriter
machine . they are used in diffrent applications
like business, engeneering , schools, colleges ,
entertainment etc.
1b.
Information and communications technology (ICT) refers to all the technology used to handle telecommunications, broadcast media, intelligent building management systems, audiovisual processing and transmission systems, and network-based control and monitoring functions
1c.
- --- ICT has also change the way we shop
ICT has changed the way we shop lots of people shop online now for a number of things like: cloths, games, food and music witch is easier for us most of the time
----- ICT technology has changed the way we judge sports how we watch them and also in some case’s how we competed in them. the use of game consoles have a lot to do with sport is well Lewis Hamilton said that he managed to learn the racing tracks because he had played them on his PlayStation
------ Some ICT technology has taken over lots jobs because for example one special built robot can do the work that 60 people would do in a quicker time and also up to a better standard and this is happening because now it is cheaper for the business or companies to do this because then they don’t have to pay the works or pay to keep the room or area they work in heated they also don’t have to pay for sick pay and the robots will work longer they would be faster and the work would be better quality then humans.
2a.
Computer ethics is a part of practical philosophy which concern with how computing professionals should make decisions regarding professional and social conduct.
2b.
Pick 3
-Asset Management
-management asset
-Location Management.
- infrastructure assets.
-Real-Time Monitoring
(3a)
Web programming
(3b)
Web programmer
(3c)
-VB.NET
-MYSQL
(3di) Intranet
(3dii)
-It is a cheap medium of communication
-It does not allow for leakage of secret information by hackers
-It is easy to maintain. It requires less technical knowledge.
(e)
-Router
-Modem
(4a)- Be adaptable-Be detail - oriented- Work collaboratively- Communicate well
(4b)i Nigeria is a computer society.(NCS)
ii Nigeria Internet Group(NIG)
iii Computer ProfessionalsRegistration Council of Nigeria (CPCN).iv Nigeria Internet Exchange (NIA)
(4c)WiFi - Wireless FidelityGUI - Graphical User Interface
6ai] Monitor
6aii]
iMonitor
ii. printers
6aiii] III. - CPU
VI- SOCKET AC SOURCE
VII- PRINTER.
6iv] Ensure you use stabilizer when using the computer so that the power source will not be fluctuating.
6v)
II and III
6vi)
Internet Modem
.
7.
I. I-----monitor
II----CPU
III----printer
ii. Word processing packages
Corel draw packages
Excel processing packages
ii. Word pad
Quick office
Lotus word pro_windows
C)
S\N. | key stroke. | action
1. Ctrl+return Page break
2. Ctrl+F Find /replace
3. F1 Help
4 Ctrl+f2 Print preview
WAEC 2017 DATA PROCESSING
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THEORY:
1)super computer
2)mainframe computer
3)mini computer
4)micro computer
super computer :
They are most powerful ans expensive
computers. they have externally large storage
capacities and processing speed is at least 10
times faster than other computers.some of the
super computers are NEC , CRAY ,CYBER
205,CDC STAR 100 etc.
mainframe computer:
they are midium or large machine ,made of
several units connected together . it's generally
used in big organizations.
mini computer:
they are like small mainframes. they consist of a
few seperate units connected together . they are
not powerful as mainframe computers.
micro computer:
they are the smallest general purpose computers.
they are about the same size an of a typewriter
machine . they are used in diffrent applications
like business, engeneering , schools, colleges ,
entertainment etc.
1b.
Information and communications technology (ICT) refers to all the technology used to handle telecommunications, broadcast media, intelligent building management systems, audiovisual processing and transmission systems, and network-based control and monitoring functions
1c.
- --- ICT has also change the way we shop
ICT has changed the way we shop lots of people shop online now for a number of things like: cloths, games, food and music witch is easier for us most of the time
----- ICT technology has changed the way we judge sports how we watch them and also in some case’s how we competed in them. the use of game consoles have a lot to do with sport is well Lewis Hamilton said that he managed to learn the racing tracks because he had played them on his PlayStation
------ Some ICT technology has taken over lots jobs because for example one special built robot can do the work that 60 people would do in a quicker time and also up to a better standard and this is happening because now it is cheaper for the business or companies to do this because then they don’t have to pay the works or pay to keep the room or area they work in heated they also don’t have to pay for sick pay and the robots will work longer they would be faster and the work would be better quality then humans.
2a.
Computer ethics is a part of practical philosophy which concern with how computing professionals should make decisions regarding professional and social conduct.
2b.
Pick 3
-Asset Management
-management asset
-Location Management.
- infrastructure assets.
-Real-Time Monitoring
(3a)
Web programming
(3b)
Web programmer
(3c)
-VB.NET
-MYSQL
(3di) Intranet
(3dii)
-It is a cheap medium of communication
-It does not allow for leakage of secret information by hackers
-It is easy to maintain. It requires less technical knowledge.
(e)
-Router
-Modem
(4a)- Be adaptable-Be detail - oriented- Work collaboratively- Communicate well
(4b)i Nigeria is a computer society.(NCS)
ii Nigeria Internet Group(NIG)
iii Computer ProfessionalsRegistration Council of Nigeria (CPCN).iv Nigeria Internet Exchange (NIA)
(4c)WiFi - Wireless FidelityGUI - Graphical User Interface
6ai] Monitor
6aii]
iMonitor
ii. printers
6aiii] III. - CPU
VI- SOCKET AC SOURCE
VII- PRINTER.
6iv] Ensure you use stabilizer when using the computer so that the power source will not be fluctuating.
6v)
II and III
6vi)
Internet Modem
.
7.
I. I-----monitor
II----CPU
III----printer
ii. Word processing packages
Corel draw packages
Excel processing packages
ii. Word pad
Quick office
Lotus word pro_windows
C)
S\N. | key stroke. | action
1. Ctrl+return Page break
2. Ctrl+F Find /replace
3. F1 Help
4 Ctrl+f2 Print preview
WAEC 2017 DATA PROCESSING
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