SSS TWO

SACRED HEART SEMINARY, RUMUIBEKWE, PORT HARCOURTGUIDELINE FOR THE LOCKDOWN/HOLIDAY NOTE-MAKING, CONTINIOUS

ASSESSMENT ONE AND TWO AND TESTS.

STUDY THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY.

GENERAL INSTRUCTION FOR ALL STUDENTS (JSS ONE TO SS THREE).

1. All these assignments will be submitted to the form teachers on the first day of resumption at the school gate.

2. Failure to submit the completed answered questions from JSS ONE – SSS THREE will deny you entrance into the compound, and the penalty for late resumption follows suit.

3. This period of COVID-19 lockdown should not be whiled away as I earlier articulated in my Easter Message of 2020 to parents, teachers and seminarians.

4. For those who left their notebooks/textbooks in the school compound should do well to come to the school and collect them from Monday May 4th – Friday 8 th, 2020: 8am – 12noon. After this date, nobody will be allowed into the school compound. When you come in, collect only your books and those kept behind with the teachers.

5. You can also consult the internet during this write-ups and assignments. Your textbooks can also be referenced.

6. The conditions guiding the COVID-19 lockdown should be observed at the school gate if you will be coming to pick up your books.

7. Try as much as possible to handle this assignments yourself. The aid of More Knowledgeable Others (MKO) can be consulted when needed.

8. Ideas of this assignment could be mentally exchanged among peers, but not copied into the writing. Hence, there should be no copying from others to avoid academic theft.

9. Further clarifications on subject areas can be made by consulting the subject teacher.10. No excuses will be entertained for not completing these exercises should this lockdown linger till the date

provided for each assignment.11. If schools resume before the completion of these assignment, you will be scored with the date of resumption

of schools.

12. If the date for schools resumption elapses till September 15 th, 2020 due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, more assignments will be sent to you through the school website and you may be required to return the completed assignments.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE NOTE-MAKING (JSS ONE-SS TWO)

1.  You are to make up your notes based on these subject topics in your notebooks. The notes should be comprehensive and detailed to points.

2.  Begin each topic on a new page.

3.  Each topic should be elaborately articulated in your notebooks.

4.  The date each topic is handled should be written on top of the right side of the note.

5.  The topic should be boldly written on the top of the page of the notebook.

6.  At the end of each topic, you are to give an appraisal of the topic handled, and give your own contributions which should be personalized to the handled topic.

7.  These note making should be completed from May 1st- June 15th, 2020.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CONTINIOUS ASSESSMENT AND TEST (JSS ONE-SS TWO)1. Haven completed your notes; you are required to begin your assignments on the Continuous Assessment

(CA) One, Two and Test for third term. 2. You are required to complete the Continuous Assessment One from June 15th -July 15th, 2020.- Continuous Assessment Two from July 15th -August 15th, 2020- Test for the third term from August 15th - September 15th, 2020.3.  The Continuous Assessment test should be answered in a foolscap sheet, and must be detailed.

4.  The assignment should also be answered in detail in foolscap.

5.  The tests, assignment and note-making attracts 100% each and for each subject.

6.  These assignments will form part of your Continuous Assessment (CA) for third term.

Thanks and stay safe.

Rev. Fr. Magnus Anyanugo.

Rector

Friday 01/05/2020

SACRED HEART SEMINARY, RUMUIBEKWE, PORT-HARCOURTSS2 SCHEME OF WORK, THIRD TERM 2019/2020 ACADEMIC SESSION

Write on your subjects areas.

1. ENGLISH LANGUAGEINSTRUCTION: STUDY AND MAKE NOTES ON THE TOPICS.1. Emphatic stress:- Definition, identification, pronunciation, meaning and correct usage.2. Narrative Writing:- Definition, identification, Features. Practice topic- Why we won 2020 inter-

seminary Games.3. Comprehension:- Reading to evaluate the mood and tone of the writer. Page 176 (answer the

questions on it).4. Vocabulary Development:- Words associated with computers and ict. Page 189 (Work on the

exercise).5. Structure:- Compound and complex sentences. Definition, identification and usage. (Pay attention

to the co-ordinating and sub-ordinating conjunctions to note the clauses).6. Summarizing in a specific number of sentences:- page 110 ( Read the passage and answer the

questions on it).7. Intonation: Definition, identification and usage.8. Past participle of words used in passive, as well as active sentences. Page 89 (note the changes in

the structures).9. Structures:- Adverbial clauses - Definition, identification and function in a sentence.

Subject Teacher : Rachael Edeoghon: 07031640830

2. MATHEMATICS

WEEKS TOPICS SOLVE PROBLEM AND FORM NOTES ON THE CONTENT AREAS BELOW:-

2/3 GRADIENT -Define and give examples of straight lines.

-Define the term in various terms

-Find (a) The equation (b) distance between two points

4/5 ALGEBRAIC FRACTIONS -Definitions of operations (+, -, X , : ) on algebraic fractions

-Substitute in fractions

-Finding values of “X” for which a fraction is (a) defined (b) Undefined

6/7 PROBABILTY -Definition of theoretical and experimental probabilities

-The law of; Addition of probability- Complementary and independent events.

-The probability tree.

8/9 STATISTICS -Measures of central tendencies.

-Calculating for group data

-Use of assumed mean

-Cumulative frequency curves and quantities.

Subject Teacher : Chukumah Akudoh-08037623073

3. CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

TOPIC INSTRUCTION: FORM NOTES ON THE FOLLOWING CONTENT AREAS

1.THE SUPREMACY OF GOD (1 Kings.18:11-46)

I)Religious Tension In Israel

ii)The Lessons About The Supremacy Of God

iII)Lessons To Learn About Leadership

2.ELIJAH AT MOUNT CARMEL (1Kings.19:1-18)

i)The Lessons That Can Be Learnt From The Action Of Elijah

iI)Lessons To Learn About The Nature Of God

III)General Lessons To Learn

3.RELIGIOUS REFORMS

(2kings .22,23,:1-30)

I)Josiah’ Reforms

ii)Similarities Between Today’s Religious Situation And That Of Josiah

4.CONCERN FOR ONES ‘ NATION (2Kings 23:31-37,24,25:1-21)

I)The Condition Of The Nation

ii)Response To The State Of The Nation

5.FAITH IN GOD

(Daniel 3:1-30)

I)Faith And Courage

6.FAITH AND POWER i)Lessons To Learn From Daniel Deliverance

(Daniel 6:1-28) ii)Lessons To Present-Day Priest And Evangelist

7.TRUE RELIGION AND SOCIAL JUSTICE

(Amos 2:6-8, 4:1-13, 5-1-24, 7:10-17, 8:1-14)

I)True Religion

ii)Social Justice

8.DIVINE LOVE

(Hosea 1,2,3,4)

I)The Love Of God

ii)Mans’ Response To Gods’ Love

Subject Teacher: Mrs. Gloria Amaechi 07035072311

4. CHEMIISTRYFORM NOTES ON THE FOLLOWING CONTENT AREAS BELOW:

TOPIC CONTENTTYPES OF REACTION Brief explanation of the following reaction with two or

three examples of each. Combination Reaction Displacement Reaction Reversible Reaction Thermal Dissociation Reaction Catalytic ReactionN/B: (i) Definition of Catalyst(ii) Characteristics of Catalyst- Reduction – Oxidation (Redox) Reaction

REDUCTION-OXIDATION(REDOX) REACTION

Definition of: (i) Oxidation(ii) Reduction(iii) Reducing Agent(iv) Oxidizing Agent

Identification of Reducing and Oxidizing agents in some Redox equations.

Chemical test for Reducing and Oxidizing agents. Balancing of Redox equations

EFFECTS OF ELECTRICITY ON MATTER AND IONIC THEORY

Sources of electricity Electrical properties of matter The postulate of the modern ionic theory. Definition of:

(i) Insulators(ii) Conductors

ELECTROLYSIS AND FARADAYS LAWS OF ELECTROLYSIS

Definitions of the common terms in Electrolysis i.e. electrolysis, electrodes, electrolyte, electrolytic cell.

Differences between Electrodes and Electrolytes.

Factors affecting the selective discharge of ions during electrolysis.

Electrolysis of following compounds(i) Acidified water(ii) Dilute solution of Sodium Chloride(iii) Concentrated Sodium Chloride solution(iv) Copper (ii) tetraoxosulphate (iv) solution using (a) Copper Cathode and Platinum anode(b) Copper Cathode and Copper Anode

CALCULATIONS ON 1ST AND 2ND LAWS OF ELECTROLYSIS

Solve more calculations based on Faraday’s first and second laws of electrolysis.

Applications of electrolysis.STANDARD ELECTRODE POTENTIAL AND ELECTROCHEMICAL CELLS

Definition of standard electrode potential Standard conditions for measuring electrode

potential of metal system/ metal ions. Definition of electromotive form (EMF) Calculations based on EMF Types of Electrochemical cell Functions of salt bridge Differences between electrolytic cell and

electrochemical cell.

Subject Teacher: Madu, Stella. N. (Mrs.)-08037468337

5. FINANCIAL ACCOUNTINGGOODWILLForm note on:Definition/meaning Factors that give rise to Goodwill.Goodwill and Admission of New partnersGoodwill and changes in the profit or lossSharing ratio of a partnership business.REVALUATION OF ASSETSForm note on:Definition/meaning Conditions giving rise to Revaluation of Assets.Revaluation of Assets and admission of new partner.DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIPDefinition/meaning.Factors that could give rise to Dissolution of partnership.Rules for distribution of AssetsAccounting Entries.JOINT VENTUREForm note on:

- Definition/meaning- Relationship between Joint Venture, partnership and Limited liability company- Features of Joint Ventures- Joint Ventures Agreement

- Forms of Joint Venture- Accounting Entries

DEPARTMENTAL ACCOUNTForm note on:

- Definition/meaning- Importance of Departmental Account.- Layout of Departmental Account- Interdepartmental transfer of stocks- Apportionment of common costs- Balance sheet of Departmental organizations.

Subject Teacher: Celestine Ekpobari-08063332172

6. AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE

USE THE SCHEME TO FORM NOTES FROM THE TOPICS AND SUBTOPICS BELOW:

(1) I. Farm Records (Types, Importance) II. Farm Account (Types, Importance)

(2) Profit and Loss account, Calculations on assets and Liabilities.(Depreciation, Rate, Total depreciation, Salvage Value, Useful Life)

(3) Agricultural Financing i. Sources and Implications.

(4) Farm Survey Types, Importance, Farm Surveying equipment, Calculations on farm survey .

(5) Animal Nutritioni. Classes of Foodii. Their functions and symptomsiii. Rationiv.Malnutritionv.Concentrates vi.Roughages.

(6) Pest of crops:- Definition of pests, classification of insect pests based on Mouth parts and Location, Life cycle, Economic importance and damages.(7) Range Land:- Definition, Importance and establishment.

(8) Farm Mechanization- Definition, Advantages and disadvantages of farm mechanism

Subject Teacher : Uhala S.C.: 08139700708

7. CATHOLIC DOCTRINEUSE THE SCHEME TO FORM NOTES FROM THE TOPICS AND SUBTOPICS BELOW:

1. General Councils of the Church2. The three pillars of the Church

a. Sacred Scripture

b. Sacred Traditionc. Magisterium

3. Heresies in the history of the Churcha. Meaning of Heresyb. Gnosticismc. Iconoclasmd. Montanisme. Arianismf. Pelagianismg. Nestorianismh. Protestantism

4. Saints and Martyrsa. Who is a Saint?b. Who is a Martyr?c. Are all saints martyrs and are all martyrs saints?d. Why do Catholics venerate the saints and martyrs?

Subject Teacher : Michael E. Agumagu-08026878253

8. HISTORYINSTRUCTION: form note on the following topics and content areas.1. The early phase of British rule , 1900 - 1914 Early administrative structure. a) Provinces b) Division c) Districts -The native court system in the protectorate of southern Nigeria -The native authority system in the protectorate of northern Nigeria -Establishment of communication network -The intensified exploration of Nigeria ‘s natural resources -Reaction of Nigeria peoples to British rule.2. The amalgamation on Nigeria and it’s significance3 . Social development and inter - group relations. -The provision of western education. It’s adventures and disadvantages. -The building of social infrastructures such as roads , railways etc. -The rise of urban centres and it’s impacts -The establishment of western medical facilities which attempt to replace the indigenous ones.4. Origin of Nationalism -Concepts of Nationalism. -Colonial Policies and elite discontent . -Role of early Christians church in the emergence of Nationalism. -Formation of National Congress British West Africa . -Clifford constitution and formation of N N D P and NYM.5. Nationalist movements after the second world war. -The participation of Nigerians in the second world war. -Richard constitution.-Emergence of political parties and their activities. -The activities of the Zikistmovement.

-The role of Nigerian women in the struggle for decolonization .6. The road to independence and the attainment of independence -Internationali.e., pressure from USA and USSR and the INDIAN independence. -Change of leadership in Britaini.e., the emergence of labour party. -Self government in the North.-Attainment of independence and unresolved issues e.g The fears of the minoritiesSubject Teacher: Kedei Gabriel Kpobari: 09041624202

9. DATA PROCESSINGTOPIC FORM NOTE ON THE

CONTENT AREAS BELOW:UNIT -PAGES

GRAPHIC PACKAGES

Meaning of Graphic Software Packages

Unit 1 Page 84

GRAPHIC PACKAGES

Uses of Graphic Software Package

Unit 2 Page 85

GRAPHIC PACKAGES

Examples of Graphic Package

Unit 3 Page 87

GRAPHIC PACKAGES

Component of Corel Draw

Unit 4 Page 89

MAINTENANCE OF COMPUTER 1

General Cleaning Unit 1 Page 93

MAINTENANCE OF COMPUTER 1

Battery Charging and Replacement

Unit 2 Page 104

MAINTENANCE OF COMPUTER 1

DVD Drive Lens Cleaning

Unit 3 Page 108

Subject Teacher: Ms Osaki Theresa Georgewill- 08032948538

10. ECONOMICSTOPIC INSTRUCTION: FORM NOTES ON THE FOLLOWING

CONTENT AREAS BELOW :

1. Elementary treatment of fiscal policy

-Meaning of budget

-Public finance and fiscal policy

- Government revenue and public expenditure

- Taxation

2. Balanced and unbalanced budget

- Meaning of budget

- Concept of budget deficit budget surplus and

balanced budget

-Component of national debt

-Revenue allocation in Nigeria

3. Elementary of national income accounting

-Concept of national income and their uses

-Measurement of national income and their limitation

4. Types of financial institution and their functions

- Money and capital market

- Stock exchange market

5. Money - Demand and supply of money

- Value of money and price level

6. Money - Inflation and deflation

- Inflation in Nigeria

Subject Teacher: Augustina Okoro-08035611079

11.PHYSICS Heat Energy Measurements

Latent Heat of Fusion Lf = Q/mLatent Heat of Vaporization Lv = Q/mApplications of Latent Heat

Gas LawsMeasurement of the Gas PressureBarometers In Practical UseBoyle’s Law Pv = K and its ApplicationsCharles Law V/t = KGeneral Gas Laws PV/T = K And Its Applications

Production And Propagation of Waves

Types of WavesProperties of Waves

Subject Teacher: Badom Rapheal-08036744452

12. LATINForm Note From Rule 32 To The End Of Verb Conjugations

Subject Teacher :Fr. Emmanuel Ihuigwe08064208540

13. FURTHER MATHEMATICS INSTRUCTION: FORM NOTES ON THE FOLLOWING CONTENT AREAS BELOW:

S/N TOPIC CONTENTS

1. CONIC SECTION Circle, equation of a circle given the center and radius. General equation of a circle. Finding the center and radius of a circle. Equation of a circle given the end parts of the diameter. Equation of a circle passing through three points. Equation of tangent to a circle.

2. PROBABILITY Classical, frequential and axiomatic approaches to probability. Sample space and event space. Mutually exclusive, independent and conditional events. Probability trees, Binomial poisson distributions of probability.

3. DYNAMICS AND STATICS. Newtons laws of motion, motion along inclined plane, motion of connected particles. Work, Energy and Power, Impulse and momentum. Projectiles and Equilibrium of forces.

Subject Teacher: Celestine Egwete-08089337766

14. GEOGRAPHY

INSTRUCTION: FORM NOTES ON THE FOLLOWING CONTENT AREAS:

1. Regional geography of Africa-Location/position of Africa on the globe

2. Physical setting of Africa-Relief of Africa

3. Drainage systems of Africa

4. Population and its distribution in Africa

5. Lumbering activities in Zaire

6. Irrigation agriculture in the Nile Basin

7. Bush fallowing system in West Africa

8. Plantation agriculture in East Africa

9. Fruit farming in Mediterranean region

10. ECOWAS-meaning, membership, Goals and achievements.

Subject Teacher Anaele Emmanuel . A-08039239576

15. COMPUTER SCIENCE

1. Word processing Form note on: Text formatting Table Creating and Basics Spell-Check Printing a document 2:Computer NetworkForm note on:Computer Network Topology Network Hardware Network Device 3. InternetForm note on:World Wide Web [W.W.W] Web Browser Search Engine Uniform Resource Locator[URL] Internet Service Provider[ISP] Domain Name System[DNS] IP Addressing Difference between [i]Internet [ii]Intranet [iii]Extranet4.Impact of computer introductionForm note on:Data Analysis computer Accounting Computer InvestmentInventory Control Graphics and Multimedia Robotics Cyber Security: 5. Standard and Software Form note on:Video Display Unit (VDU) keyboard Central Processing Unit (CPU)

Expansion Slot Device Drivers InstallationSubject Teacher:Eyo Moses :08131572462

16. BIOLOGYTOPIC FORM NOTE ON THE CONTENT AREAS

BELOW:

The Cell - Definition of the term “Cell”- Cell as a living unit, Cell Theory- Forms in which living cells exist- Structures of plant and animal Cells,

with appropriate drawings.The Cell and its Environments - Definitions of: Diffusion, osmosis,

Plasmolysis, Haemolysis, Turgidity.- Cells in Solutions of different

concentrations: Isotonic solution, Hypotonic solution, Hypertonic solution

Cell properties and functions - Feeding, definition and types of feeding

- Cellular Respiration- Excretion, its definition and Excretory

structures of various organisms- Growth as a multiplication of Cells

Tissues and Supporting Systems - Skeleton and Supporting Systems in animals

- Definition of Skeleton and types of Skeleton

- Functions of Skeleton in AnimalsSupporting Tissues in Plants - Types of supporting tissues in Plants

- Mechanism of support in Plants- Uses of Fibres in Plants- Functions of supporting Tissues in

Plants

Digestive Systems - Alimentary Tracts- Types of Feeding- Digestive Enzymes and their various

functions- End-products of digestions of each of

the following Food items:(i) Carbohydrates e.g: Yam,

Rice, Maize, Cassava products etc.

(ii) Proteins e.g:

Beans, Meat, Fish, Milk, Snail, Crayfish etc.

(iii) Fats and Oilse.g: Butter, Margarine, Animal Fats, Palm Oil, Other Vegetable Oils, etc.

(iv) Carbohydrates e.g: Yam, Rice, Maize, Cassava products etc.

(v) Proteins e.g: Beans, Meat, Fish, Milk, Snail, Crayfish etc.

(vi) Fats and Oils- e.g: Butter, Margarine, Animal Fats,

Palm Oil, Other Vegetable Oils, etcTransport System - Need for transportation: Why is

transportation of materials necessary in living organisms?

- Materials for transportation- Media (Singular: Medium) of

transportation Transport In Mammals - Structures of Arteries, Veins and

Capilliaries- Composition, structure and functions

of Human Blood- Red Blood Cells (Erythrocytes)- White Blood Cells (Leukocytes)- Plasma Platelets

Transport In Mammals

- The Circulatory system: Circulation of Blood

- The Heart as the Machine for pumping Blood round the Body

- Structure of the Human Heart- Types of Circulation:

(i) Pulmonary Circulation(ii) Systemic Circulation(iii) Bleeding(iv) Blood Clothing / Clothing Of

Blood(v) Blood Diseases:

Hemophilia, Anemia, Leukemia.

Respiratory System - Types of respiratory system- Characteristics of respiratory Surfaces

- Mechanisms of respiratory systems in smaller Animals

- Structure of the Human Respiratory System

Excretory Systems and Mechanisms - Excretory Systems and Excretory structures

- Excretory organs in Mammals

Subject Teacher: Chidozie Emmanuel -08036795067

17. DYING AND BLEACHING1. Meaning of tie- dyeForm Notes On :i(definition and brief explanation)ii. List the materials used for tie-dye2i. Form Notes On :Meaning/ definition of (a) pleating (b) folding in tie-dyec. Procedures involved in pleating and folding coloured fabric3. Form Notes On : i. Definition of tie-dye by twistingii, List materials used for tie-dye by twisting4, Different types of twisting methods in tie-dye design5 i. Meaning of tools, equipment Form Notes On:ii. Meaning of materialsiii. list materials, tools and equipments for pleating and folding6) Form Notes On : Oxydation in tie-dye designSubject Teacher: Ilesanmi M.O-07035339048

18. CIVIC EDUCATION

RESPONSIBLE PARENTHOOD: Form note on:Meaning of responsible parenthoodRoles of responsible parents (Mother and Father)Importance of responsible parenthood in national developmentTRAFFIC REGULATIONS: Form note on:Meaning of traffic regulationsSome traffic regulations in Nigeria the roles of individuals and government in maintaining traffic regulationsRELATIONSHIPS: Form note on:

-Meaning of Interpersonal relationship-Types of interpersonal relationship-Skills that promote interpersonal relationship-Meaning of Inter-communal relationship-Importance of inter-communal relationship-Skills for resolving inter-communal conflicts

Subject Teacher: Christopher Pius: 07068684302

19. GOVERNMENTForm note on:

1.Major Political Crises in Nigeria. 2.Military Rule in Nigeria. 3.Nigeria and the World.

Subject Teacher: Christopher Pius: 07068684302

20. COMMERCE

TOPICS CONTENTForm Note On:

BANK: central Bank of NigeriaMeaning of central bankOrigin of central bankFunctions of central bankHow central Banks control commercial BankDifference between central Bank and commercial Banks.Special Banks/ Financial Institution

WARE HOUSING: Form Note On:

Definition, types and importance.Factors in sitting a warehousingAdvantages and Disadvantages

CAPITAL: Form Note On:

Meaning, types and importance Importance of working capitalCalculation of working capital

CREDIT: Form Note On:

Definition of creditBasis for credit salesAdvantages and Disadvantages of credit salesTypes and sources of credit sales Credit instruments.

PROFIT: Form Note On:

Meaning, typesTrading profit and loss Factors affecting profit.

TURNOVER: Form Note On:

Meaning

Rate of turnover

Factors that can affect turnover.

Subject Teacher: kedei Gabriel kpobari: 0904162420

21. LITERATURE IN ENGLISH

TOPIC FORM NOTE ON THE FOLLOWING CONTENT AREAS BELOW:

Introduction to African poetry Poem 1: Black women by leopoldsedarsenghor

African poetryBackground, commenced analyses and application

African poetry Poem 2: The leader and the lead by NiyiOsundare

African poetry Treatment of the background commentary , analysis and application

African poetry

Poem 3: The Grieved Land by AugislinhoNeto

African poetry Treatment of background commentary, analysis and application

African poetry Poem 4: The song of the woman of my land by OumarForouk

African poetry

Poem 5: A government driver on his retirement by ChibuikeOnu

Background commentary and application of devices used

Analysis

General review of trated poems

Revision Examination computations & Results

Subject Teacher: Sir Emmanuel Nweke(KSJ)-08034732340

22. FINE ART1. Introduction to embroidery Form notes on the following content areas:(a) Meaning of embroidery (b) Embroidery tools and facilities2) Painting-painting of landscape3) Drawing-write note on life drawing4)Basic design-write a note on what you understand by term "waste to art"Subject Teacher: Ugwu Prince-08168953441

SACRED HEART SEMINARY RUMUIBKWE PORT HARCOURT

SS TWO CONTINOUOS ASSESSMENT ONE, THIRD TERM 2019/2020 ACADEMIC SESSIONATTEMPT ALL QUESTIONS1. ENGLISH LANGUAGE1. Write a narrative essay on the pandemic (covid-19). The fear, uncertainty and economic loses it

has brought. (50 marks).

2. (a) What is a compound sentence ?(b) Write 3 sentences showing the differences between compound and complex sentences. (15 marks).

3. (a) What is Intonation ? (b) What tune Of Intonation can you use for "WH" questions ?. (c) What are "WH" questions ?.(15 marks).

4. Read the comprehension passage on page 203 and answer the questions on it carefully. (20 marks).

2. AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE(1) (a) Define Farm records

(b) Define Farm accounts. (c) State five importance of farm records. (d) List five types of farm records.

(2) Write short notes on the following (i) Farm assets (ii) Liabilities (iii) Depreciation

(b) A tractor was bought for #100, 000 and sold for #40 000 after four yearsCalculate:- (i) Annual depreciation (ii) Total depreciation (iii) Salvage value of the tractor.

(3) What is Agricultural financing (b) Mention four sources of agricultural financing. (c) Explain credit as a source of agricultural Financing. NOTE: 100 MARKS FOR THE THREE QUESTIONS

3. ECONOMICS1i. what is taxation? Explain its incidence.ii. in which ways can the government of your country use taxation to improve the economy 2. briefly explain the current revenue allocation in Nigeria (100mks in all)

4. CATHOLIC DOCTRINE. 1a. Who chaired the council of Constantinople? (25 marks)1b. What was the bone of contention at the council of Nicaea? (25 marks)2. Briefly narrate the outcome of the second Vatican council 50 marks)

5. CHEMISTRYState the type of reaction involved in each of the following:

(i) CaCO3(s) → CaO(s) + CO2(g) (2mks)(ii) 3Mg(s) + N2 → Mg3N2(s) (2mks)(iii) H2S(g) + Pb(NO3)2(aq) → PbS(s) + 2HNO3(aq) (2mks)(iv) Zn(s) + 2HCl(aq) → ZnCl2(aq) + H2(g) (2mks)(v) N2 + 3H2 2NH3 (2mks)

1b Define each of the following in terms of electron transfer.(I) Oxidation (5mks)(II) Reducing agent (5mks)

1c. Identify the oxidizing and reducing agents in the equations listed below:(i) 2H2S + SO2 → 2H2O + 3S (4mks)(ii) 3CuO + 2NH3 → 3Cu + H2O + N2 (4mks)(iii) 2FeCl2 + Cl2 → 2FeCl3 + 2HNO3 (4mks)(iv) Cu2+ + Zn → Zn2+ + Cu (4mks)(v) H2S + Cl2 → 2HCl + S (4mks)

2a. Balance the following Redox equations that took place in acidic medium(i) MnO4(aq) + Fe2+

(aq) →Mn2+(aq) + Fe3+

(aq) (10mks)(ii) Cr2O7

2(aq) + S2

(aq) →2Cr3+(aq) + S(s) (10mks)

2c. Define the term catalyst. (5mks)

2d. State five characteristics of a catalyst. (5mks) each

6. CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

1a. Why did Elijah pronounce draught on Israel and how did Ahab react to it? (25 marks)1b.What five lessons about supremacy of God do we learn from this event? (25 marks)2a What were the circumstances that brought about religious tension in Israel? (30 marks)2b. mention and explain five lessons to learn about leadership from this event. (20 marks)

7. FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING1. What is Goodwill? (20marks) b. Highlight seven conditions under which a firm may consider the valuation of Goodwill. (30

marks)

2. Bayo and Sayo are equal partners. On January 1, 2018 they agree to admit Tayo as a partner on the following terms;

i) Profits or Losses will still be shared equally.ii) Goodwill worth N40,000 to be brought into the books.iii) Tayo to contribute N200,00 as capital and receive a salary of N120,000 p.a. as an active partner.

The balance sheet before Tayo was admitted is as shown below:Balance sheet as at December 31, 2017Capital & Liabilities: N’000 Assets: N’000

Capital Account: Machinery 160

Bayo 200 Furniture 60

Sayo 200 Stock 110

400 Trade Debtors 150

Trade creditors 70 Cash 40

Bills payable 30

Accrued expenses 20

520 520

Additional information;i) Tayo brought in a motor van worth N100,000, a cheque of N80,000 and N20,000 cash.ii) The sum of N120,000 cash was received from trade debtors out of which the bills payable was

settled. This had not been taken into account as it occurred after the balance sheet had been prepared.

You are required to show the revised balance sheet after the admission of Tayo. (50 marks)

8. HISTORY

1i. Briefly explain the concepts of nationalism. (10 mrks)ii. write short note on the origin of nationalism.(25 mrks)iii. What is the formation of National congress of British in West Africa. (15mrks)2)i. Explain the reasons for the 1975 coup.(25 mrks)ii. Discuss the ac tivities carried out by the military during regime. (25 mrks)

9. PHYSICS1. With The Aid Of A Sketch Show That The Velocity Ratio Of a Simple Machine Is 5… 20 Marks2. A Wheel And Axle Simple Machine Is Needed To Raise A Load Of 4000N. The Radii Of the Wheel

And Axle Are 32cm, And 4cm Respectively Calculate: (i) The Force Ratio, If The efficiency Of The machine is 80% 10 Marks(ii) The effort required By The Machine 10 Marks

3. List Any Four types Of thermometers And Explain Their Features 20 Marks4. A Certain Thermometer Reads 60 Ohms At The Boiling Point Of Pure water And 10 Ohms At The

Freezing Point Of Water, What Will Be The Reading On Its Resistance Scale? When the Temperature On The Fahrenheit Scale Records 140o F 20 Marks

5. Calculate The Total Energy Required To Evaporate Completely 2kg Of Ice That Is Initially At -5oC (Specific Heat Capacity Of Water = 4.2J/gk, Specific Heat Capacity Of Ice = 2.1j/gk, Lf = 336J/g, Lv = 2260J/g) 20 Marks

10. COMPUTER SCIENCE

1. What do you understand by Storage media? Write the various storage media used in a computer.2. What is Input and Output devices of a computer?

Explain any four Input and Output devices.3. Write the characteristics of RAM and ROM4. Write Short Note on the following:

a. Floppyb. Hard Diskc. Magnetic Tapd. Magnetic Disk e. Compact Disk

5. Explain the term” Network Device”

11. GEOGRAPHY

1) With the aid of a sketch map of Africa using:(i)Lines of latitude(II)Lines of longitude to show the position and location of Africa on the globe. (20mks)

(b) On the same map drawn above, identify the legends used to separate Africa from the rest of the world. (20mks)

(c) Which line of longitude divides Africa into East and West? (10mks)

2(a)Define the concepts Relief and drainage (10mks) (b)Identify the following in Africa:

(i) An example of a fold mountain (4mks)(ii) Three good examples of volcanic mountain (12mks)(i) The highest mountain. (4mks)

(c) Name:(i) Any five known Rivers in Africa (10mks)(ii) The largest lake in Africa (4mks)(iii) Any two landlocked countries in Africa (6mks)

12 FURTHER MATHEMATICS

A boy has 10 identical marbles in a container, consisting of a 6 red and 4 blue marbles. He draws two marbles at random one after the other without replacement. Find the probability that: (a) The first marble is blue and second is red.(b) both marbles are of the same colours.(c) both marbles are of different colours.(50marks)

2. The equation of a circle is 3x2 + 3y2 +5x + 6y- 3 = 0; find (a) the coordinates of the center and radius of the circle. (b) the equation of the tangent to the circle at point Q(2,2).(50marks)

13. DYEING AND BLEACHING1) Mention the materials and tools for bolting and Cris crossing in tie-dye.(50marks)

2) Describe the process of making designs with coloured materials by pleating and folding. (50marks)

14. DATA PROCESSING1. Explain the meaning of graphic package

State the uses of CorelDraw and Adobe Photoshop 25 Marks2. Define computer maintenance

State the different steps in cleaning a keyboard 25 Marks3. State the two main types of graphics packages

State 3 Advantages of each of the graphics package 25 Marks4. State 3 disadvantages of each of the graphics package 25 Marks State the two main areas of computer maintenance

15 COMMMERCE1a. List and explain five types of warehouseb. Outline five factors to be considered in setting a warehouse.c. Outline five services rendered by the wholesaler to the manufacturer

(50mks) 2. Sanna Ltd has an authorized capital of 8,000,000 ordinary shares of #7.00 per share. It issued 5,000,000 ordinary share and all such share were brought and paid for at #4.00 a share except 2,000 taken by Mr Gabriel. Calculate the value of the:i. Authorized capitalii. Issued capitaliii. Called-up paid up

(15mks)2b. The following are the assets and liabilities of pamelas Ltd. #Cash 18.000Building 91,000Creditors 16,000Sales returns 22,000Debtors 28,000Capital 132,000Overdraft 21,000

16 LITERATURE IN ENGLISH(1) Black woman by Leopold :

(i) Discuss the use of any three poetic devices in the poem.(50marks)(ii) How does the theme of the beauty of Africa affect the overall mood of the

poem ? (50marks)

17 LATIN1 with your own three examples for each, explain the meaning and functions of all the cases in

Latin. ( 50 marks)

2. As a student of Latin, give the distinct differences of/in the five declensions in Latin, with relevant examples.(50 arks)

18. GOVERNMENT1. What are the main features of the Nigerian federalism between 1967 and 1975? (50marks)2. Explain why OPEC has failed to live up to its expectations. (50 marks)

19. MATHEMATICS

1. Using a scale of 2cm to 1 unit on the x – axis, and 1cm to 1 unit on the y axis, draw on the same axis the graphs of :

y = 3 + 2x – x2

y = 2x – 3 for – 3 ≤x ≤4 Use your graph to: -a) Solve the equation 6 – x2 = 0b) Find the maximum value of 3 + 2x – x2.c) Find the range of values of x for which 3 + 2x≤1, give answers, correct

to (1pd) (WAEC)

2. a) Solve the equations 2x + y = 5 and x2 + y2 = 25Simultaneously

(NECO)

No 2b

Draw a circle RPVT with center at 0; and tangent S T U. Draw chords TR, TP and diameter RV. If angle RTV= 580 , find the following:

i) Angle RPT and (ii) TRV

20. CIVIC EDUCATION1. Mention five ways of preventing Cultism. (50marks).2. What are the merits of orderliness? (50marks).

21. BIOLOGY

In the diagram, STU is a tangent to the circle at T and PV is the diameter with center at O.

Find angles

(i) TRV (ii) RPT

1(a) Define the terms:(i) Cell(ii) List the forms in which living Cells exist

(b) Draw a well labeled diagram (10 – 12) cm long of a typical Animal Cell as observed under an Electron Microscope (20 Marks)

2(a) State the Cell theory (b) Name Four (4) Scientists who contributed to the knowledge of Cell Theory (c) List all the forms in which living Cells exist (20 Marks)3(a) Draw a well labeled diagram (12 – 15) cm long of the compound Microscope (20 Marks)4(a) Define the term, Skeleton (b) List the different types of Skeleton (c) List Five (5) functions of the Mammalian Skeleton (20 Marks)5(a) Define the terms:

(i) Digestion(ii) Digestive System(b) Draw a well labeled diagram (12 – 15) cm long of the Human Digestive System(c) Name the end-product of each digestion of the following Foods:(i) Yam(ii) Egg(iii) Butter / Margarine (20 Marks)

22. FINE ART1. Embroidery

Form notes on the following content areas:a) Meaning of embroidery (b) Embroidery tools and facilities2) Form notes on: Painting-painting of landscape3) Drawing. Form notes on: Life drawing4) Basic design: write a note on what you understand by the term "waste to art"

SACRED HEART SEMINARY, RUMUIBEKWE, PORT HARCOURTSS TWO CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT TWO, THIRD TERM 2019/2020 ACADEMIC SESSION

ATTEMPT ALL QUESTIONS

1. ENGLISH LANGUAGE1. Using the guidelines in your notebook read the summary passage on page 217 in your textbook

and answer the questions on it correctly. (50 marks).

2. Identify the grammatical name of the underlined parts of the following sentences, and state the functions of each underlined part in the sentence where it appears.a. I know that the visitor has arrived.b. The format for formal letter should be used.c. The hunter realized that he had lost his way.d. That he told a lie is unfortunate.e. The Rector would give the award to whosoever comes first in the competition.

(15 marks).

3. What kind of adverbial do we have in the following sentences? (Clause or phrase) Why do you think so?a. He studied hard although he failed. b. The boys rested for a while after they had had their lunch.c. Bose's mother did not know why the shop was closed.d. We say the men where they were working.e. The rain fell steadily through the night. (15 marks).

4. Read the passage on ecosystems on the planet. (Page 130) in your textbook,and use it to answer the lexis and structure questions on page 131-133. (20 marks).

2. HISTORY1i. Explain the divide and rule polities of the British . (25 mrks)ii. Discuss how the out break of the 2nd world war sharpened the cause of the

nationalist of European. (25 mrks)2i. Discuss the aspect of European culture and their impact on the Nigerian people.

(25 mrks)ii. What are the events that led to the attainment of independence. (25 mrks)

3. FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING1. What is Dissolution of partnership? (20 marks) b. State seven factors that could give rise to dissolution of partnership. (30 marks)

2. The following information were taken from the books of Adebola Trading Company which has three departments:

Books Electrical Clothing

D D D

Stock (01/01/2010) 120,000 180,000 240,000

Purchases 3,720,000 4,380,000 3,240,000

Stock (31/12/2010) 240,000 360,000 480,000

Sales 4,800,000 5,400,000 4,200,000

Wages and salaries 120,000 60,000 180,000

Furniture (cost) 360,000 180,000 240,000

Motor van (cost) 300,000 360,000 240,000

Additional information;i) The following expenses cannot be traced to any particular department;

(50 marks)

ii) The Company decided to apportion the insurance and rent in proportion to sales Advertising and general expenses are to be apportioned in the ratio 2:1:1 respectively.

You are required to prepare the departmental trading, profit or loss account for the year ended December 31, 2010. (50 marks)

4. CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES1a. Describe King Josiah’s immediate response to the discovery of the book of the law in the temple.

(30marks)1b. In what four (4) ways is the religion situation today similar to that of Josiah’s time? (20 marks)2a. Discuss the various religious reforms carried out by Josiah. (30marks)2b. Explain four significance of Josiah’s religious reforms. (20 marks)

5. COMPUTER STUDIES1. What is peripheral device? Explain different type of peripheral devices.2. Define the hardware and software.3. How many types of software are there? Given two examples of each.4. Define and distinguish between application software and system

software.5. What is data analysis?

6. GEOGRAPHY (a) What do you understand by the concept population density? (10mks) (b) Examine any five factors influencing population distribution in Africa (20mks)

D

Insurance 180,000

Rent 120,000

Advertising 60,000

General expenses 900,000

(c) Distinguish between Lumbering activities in Zaire and Nigeria in the following areas:(i) Location(ii) Types of lumberable trees (20mks)

2a) What is irrigation Agriculture? (12mks) (b) Give any three reasons for irrigation agriculture along the Nile River valley. (18mks) (c) Examine any five reasons influencing Bush Fallowing system of Agriculture in West Africa. (

20mks)

7. ECONOMICS1. Discuss Nigeria current inflationary experience and the various control measures adopted by the

government.2. What is money? Why do people prefer to hold money in liquid form/ cash? (100mks)

8. CHEMISTRYState three differences between electrodes and electrolytes. (6mks)Give the three factors that affect the selective discharge of ions during electrolysis. (6mks)

1b. In the electrolysis of Copper (II) Tetraoxosulphate (iv) solution using Copper cathode and Platinium anode.(I) State the ions present in the solution. (8mks)(II) Write equations for the reaction that occur at.

- Cathode (4mks)- Anode (4mks)

(III) State three things that can be observed during the electrolysis of Copper (II) Tetraoxosulphate (iv) solution. (12mks)

1c. Give four uses of Electrolysis. (8mks)

2a. (i) State Faraday’s first law of electrolysis. (5mks)(ii) Calculate the mass of Copper formed during the electrolysis of CuSO4 (aq) when 2.00 Amperes

of current was passed for 80 minutes. [Cu = 64; I F = 96500C] 10mks2b. (i) State Faraday’s second law of electrolysis. (5mks)

(ii) Calculate the mass of Silver formed in an electrolysis that deposit 3.65g of Copper. (10mks)[Ag = 108; Cu = 64; I F = 96500C]

2c. (i) Define standard electrode potential. (5mks)(ii) Calculate the EMF of a galvanic cell represented by the cell notation. Mg (s) │Mg2+

(aq) ││Sn2+(aq)

│Sn(s)

Given that:Mg2+ + 2ē → Mg Eo = −2.34VSn2+ + 2ē → Sn Eo = −0.14V (8mks)

(iii) From your result in (ii) above, state whether the two metals can be used to make a galvanic cell. Give reason for your answer. (2mks)

2d. State 5 differences between electrolytic cells and electrochemical cells. (5mks)

9. AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE

1a) State two implications of savings as a source of agricultural financing. (b) Define Farm survey. (c) List five surveying equipments and their maintenance practices.

2a) Mention three types of farm survey. (b)Explain one of them. (c) List three factors to be considered for the establishment of a farmstead.

(3) Calculate the area of an area of land that is rectangular in shape with the breadth measuring 5m and Length measuring 6m.(b) If the spacing of tomatoes is 30cm by 30cm, calculate the plants’ population.

NOTE: 100 MARKS FOR THE THREE QUESTIONS.

10 CATHOLIC DOCTRINE1. How did the church combat Arianism?(50marks)2. Differentiate between venerating the saints and venerating the ancestors.(50marks)

11. PHYSICS1a) What is meant by the statement, the specific latent heat of fusion of silver is 88j/g

10 Marks1b) With a sketch each identify any two instruments for measuring pressure 10 Marks

2. A man takes 20 breaths per minutes at 25oc and 760mmhg. What is the rate of breathing on a mountain’s top where the pressure is 240mmhg, at -5oc temperature, assume that he needs the same mass of air per minute. 20 Marks

3 The volume of a fixed mass of gas at constant pressure are 150cm3 at 0oc and 280cm3 at 120oc calculate the cubic expansivity of the gas. 20 Marks

4a). Define the term absolute zero temperature. 10 Marks4b) State with examples, the five properties of waves. 10 Marks5a) Long rope is fixed at one end and the free end made to oscillate in one in one plane at right

angles to the rope with a frequency of 10hz. the successive crests are 1.0m apart.(i) Calculate The Speed Of The Wave 10 Marks(ii) For What Frequency Would The Wavelength Be 60cm? 10 Marks

12. FURTHER MATHEMATICS1. Find the equation of the circle passing through the points P(3, -2), Q(4,5) and R(-6, -3). (50marks)

2. A particle of mass 45kg is moving with a velocity of V = 3t 2 + 2t – 1. Find the force acting on the particle after 2 seconds. (50marks)

13 DYEING AND BLEACHING1) Explain the meaning of twisting and pleating methods. (50marks)2) List materials and tools for twisting. (50marks)

14. DATA PROCESSING1. Explain disassembly method

What are the ways of preventing ESD and grounding yourself? 25 Marks

2. Discuss the importance of CMOS battery in the computer systemWhat are the steps in replacing your laptop battery? 25 Marks

3. Explain the steps in cleaning a monitor. State the tips that will help keep your mouse clean 25 Marks

4. Discuss other maintenance techniques to keep the computer in good shape 25 Marks

15. COMMERCE1a. Give 5 similarities and 5 differences between hire purchase and differed payment. (10mks)b. Explain four reasons why a render would prefer the use of Cheque to cash for a large payments.

(9mks)c. Differentiate between Hire purchase and credit sales and give seven advantages and

disadvantages of each. (13mks) d. Briefly explain five effects of hire purchase on each of the following:

i. Buyer ii) Seller. (18mks)2ai. What is turnover? ii. What is working capital? (10mks)iii. Explain four importance of working capital 10 marksBi. What are the factors affecting profit in a manufacturing company. 10 marksii. What is credit instrument? And mention ten (10) ways by which credit are extended.C. State eight features of hire purchase. (10 marks)

16. LITERATURE IN ENGLISHThe leader and the led by Niyi :

1. Discuss the central theme of the poem with an illustration(50marks)2. List and discuss four poetic devices in the poem. (50marks)

17. LATIN1. Decline in singular and plural:

A. GradusB. CornuC. ResD. DiesE. FelixF. FortiorG. FelixH. LeoI. HomoH. Mater (50 marks)

2. Compare the following adjectives: A. ClarusB. FortisC. audaxD. PrudensE. pulcherF. AsperG.celerH. AcerI. FaciliJ. Validus (50 marks)

18. GOVERNMENTS1. What are the characteristics of a political party? (50 marks)2. Mention types of pressure groups and explain briefly any two types. (50 marks).

19. MATHEMATICS

1. There are three cities A, B, and C in a state. If the city B is 30km on a bearing of 150 o from town A, and town C is 55km from town A on bearing of 30o,

a) Represent the above in a diagram.b) Calculate the distance from B to Cc) Find the bearing of town B from town C.

2. A man now is four times as old as the son. Five years ago, the product of their Ages was 473 years.

a) Solve for their ages now.b) At what age was the man when this son was born?

20 CIVIC EDUCATION1. Write an essay on any festival in your community, e.g. yam festival. (50 marks).2. Explain what you understand by citizenship education.(50 marks)

21. BIOLOGY1a Define the term “Respiration”1b Name the respiratory structure in each of the organisms below (i) Unicellular Organisms(ii) Hydra and Flat Worms(iii) Earthworms(iv) Fishes(v) Arthropods(vi) Amphibians(vii) Arachnids(viii) Plants (20 Marks)

2a Define the term “excretion” (b) List three reasons / needs / necessities for excretion in living organisms (c) Name the excretory parts in each of the following organisms (i) Protozoa(ii) Flatworms(iii) Annelids(iv) Insects(v) Vertebrates(vi) Plants (20 Marks)3 Briefly explain each of the following terms (i) Osmosis(ii) Diffusion(iii) Isotonic(iv) Hypotonic(v) Hypertonic(vi) Plasmolysis(vii) Haemolysis (20 Marks)

4. Briefly describe feeding in the following living organisms(i) Protozoans e.g Amoeba(ii) Coelentrates e.g Hydra (20 Marks)

5. Draw a well labeled diagram (10 – 12) cm long of the Human Respiratory System (20 Marks) TOTAL: 100 Marks

22. FINE ART Make a drawing of human anatomy 100 marks

SACRED HEART SEMINARY RUMUIBKWE PORT HARCOURTSS TWO TEST, THIRD TERM 2019/2020 ACADEMIC SESSION

ATTEMPT ALL QUESTIONS

1. ENGLISH LANGUAGE

1. Your eldest sister is 33yrs old and ready to marry but to someone not from your tribe. For this reason, your mother refuses to accept the man. Write a letter to your mother giving at least 3 reasons why she should allow your sister to marry the husband of her choice. (450 words). (40 marks).

2. Using your summary guidelines, read carefully the passage on page 172 in your textbook and answer the questions on it. (20 marks).

3a) Which of the following are phrasal verbs and which are verbs followed by adverbials: eg. "Audu was taken in by the impostor"(phrasal verb).

1. Bose was taken into the church by her mother.2. Alero was brought up by her grandparents.3. The children ran out of the classroom in panic.4. The gamblers returned home after they had ran out of money.5. Ibrahim will put up with his uncle when he goes to Lagos.6. The post man brought up the letter to the house.7. The owners decided to put down the old house.8. The builders put down a rope from the ceiling.9. She fainted but came around shortly afterwards.10. Uyi gave up he's bottle of coke for his brother.

(b) For each of the following phrasal verbs in the sentences, suggest a word which means the same as the phrasal verb. (20 marks).

4. With the help of your dictionary write out the meaning of the following idiomatic expression in a tabular form, and use each one to make a sentence.

(a) to spill the beans . (b) to blow the gaff. (c) to blow hot and cold. (d) to pass the buck. (e) to buy a pig in a pork. (f) to throw in the towel. (g) to throw the baby out with the bathe water. (h) to kick over the traces.

to be quick on the uptake. (j) to keep the wolf from the dog. (20 marks).

2. MATHEMATICS1. Mr. Amadi got a new job on a salary of N780,000:- p.a. If the company gives him an annual

increase of N60,000:- p.a,

a. Calculate his monthly salary at the end of the 5th year.

b. Find his annual salary on his 25th year of service.

c. If he is to be paid 300% of the annual salary as his bonus on the 35 th year of service as he retires, calculate how much he will be going home with as a bonus.

2. A member of 2 digits is such that the sum of their digits is 12.When its digits are reversed, the number is increased by 54. Find the original number.

3(a). X is partly constant and partly varies as the square root of y. When X=3, y=13. When X=7, y=27. Find the value of y, when X=5.

b. Given that Sin Ɵ= 5

13 and Ɵ is acute, determine the value of Cos 2Ɵ+Sin 2Ɵ.

(Cowbell 2016)

4. SHS has a disciplinary committee of 5men and 3 women. If an inner circle committee members of three(3) is to be further formed by the Rector, find the probability that;

a. we have man, woman, man in this orderb. the three are women.c. This committee has at least one man.

5(a) Prove the Sine formula for an acute ABC.

b). You have a plot of land PQR such that /PQ/= 75m, /PR/=100m and angle PQR=400 .Solve the triangle.

3. HISTORY

1) Discuss the attitude of the international environment toward colonialism. (25 mrks)2) Discuss the demands of the early nationalist leaders .(13 mrks)3) Examine the various factors which assisted in the struggle against colonial rules.

(12 mrks)4) Discuss the role of urban centres in bringing Nigerian together. (25 mrks)5) What are the advantages and disadvantages of British occupation in Nigeria (i) Discuss how various Nigeria peoples reacted to the British rules. (25 mrks).

4. CATHOLIC DOCTRINE

1. Who is the originator of Montanism? (20 marks)2. How is the sacred tradition one of the teaching authority of the church? (20 marks)3. Succinctly condemn the heresy of Iconoclasm. (20 marks)4. Explain the term Heresy(20 marks)

5. What is magisterium?(20 marks)

5. CHRISTIAN RELIGIOUS STUDIES

1a. Describe the return of the exiles from Babylon during the reign of Cyrus. (16 marks)

1b. Give four reasons for the positive response from the people. (4 marks)

2. Explain how Nehemiah received the news about the state of affairs in Jerusalem. Relate Nehemiah’s prayer when he received the news. (20 marks)

3. Narrate the story of Daniel in which his faith was put to test. What two suggestions would you give to a present day priest who faces oppositions in work of evangelization?(20 marks)

4. “I am neither prophet, nor a prophet’s son, but I am a herdsman and a dresser of sycamore trees”. Give an account of the event which led to this statement. What else did the speaker say on this occasion? (20 marks)

5. Describe Hosea’s marital experience on how it demonstrates God’s love for Israel. (20 marks)

6. AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE

(1) (a) What is nutrition.(b) Explain the following:- (i) Balance ration. (ii) Maintenance ration(iii) Malnutrition (iv) Concentrates(c) List four symptoms of malnutrition. 20 MARKS

(2) (a) Define pests of crops (b) Classify insect pests of crops based on life cycle and location. (c) List four economic importance of crops 20 MARKS

(3 (a) What is a range land

(b) Explain five importance of rangeland 20 MARKS

(4) (a) Define the term Farm Mechanization (b) List four importance of farm Mechanization. (c) State three advantages and three disadvantages of farm Mechanization. 20 MARKS

(5) Describe the variegated Grasshopper under the following headings:- (a) Botanical Name (b) Crops affected (c) Life Cycle (d) Damages (e) Control 20 MARKS

7. COMPUTER STUDIES1. What is power point?2. Write the step for generating graph in Excel.3. What is spread sheet? Explain the different features of spread sheet.4. Write the different area of spread sheet.5. What is word processing

8. DYEING AND BLEACHING1) Enumerate types of twisting methods2) Describe the procedure in pleating and folding of coloured materials3) Enumerate materials and tools for pleating4) Define printed textile design5) Name the different techniques in printed textile designs

9. DATA PROCESSING1. State the full meaning of ESD and its definition

State the full meaning of CMOS and its definition 20 Marks

2. List and state the external components of the computer system List steps to delete unwanted files and improve computer performance 20 Marks

3. Discuss the common features of graphics packages Write short note on Gimp and Microsoft paint graphics package 20 Marks

4. With aid of a diagram sketch a mechanical mouse Differentiate the difference between optical & mechanical mouse 20 Marks

5. Discuss about Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) 20 Marks

10. LITERATURE IN ENGLISH

1) Black women by leopold I Comment on the background of the poet. ii. Give a detailed analysis of the poem. iii. List and discuss of the devices. iv. Identify five devices in the poem as they apply. v. What in your literary opinion is the central message of the poem ?

11. GEOGRAPHY

1. Examine any five reasons for the persistence of bush fallowing in Africa despite all efforts towards revolutionalizing agriculture globally. (20mks)

2. State five features of plantation agriculture in East Africa. (20mks)3. Give five reasons why plantation agriculture especially in Rivers State has gone into extinction. (20mks)4. What factors (at least five points) favour massive fruit production in Mediterranean climatic regions of

the world? (20mks)

5. Highlight any five factors discouraging progress or achievement of set goals in ECOWAS within the sub-region of West Africa. (20mks).

12. FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

1. Lawal, Ojo and Ayo were in partnership sharing Profits or Losses in the ratio 3:5:2 respectively. Their balance sheet at 31st December 1991 were as follows:

N N

Capital: Building 5,400

Lawal 6,000 Equipment 2,130

Ojo 8,000 Motor vehicle 3,970

Ayo 4,000 Stock 5,100

Debtors 3,750

Creditors 2,700 Bank 350

20,700 20,700

Talabi was admitted into the partnership at 1st January, 1992. The profit sharing ratio was Lawal 4: Ojo 2: Ayo 3: Talabi 3

Talabi brought in N5,000 as capital.

The assets were valued as follows;

N

Building 10,000

Equipment 1,950

Motor vehicle 3,500

Stock 4,800

Debtors 3,400

Goodwill was agreed to be N12,000 and a goodwill account was opened and closed immediately after the admission of the new partnership.

You are required to prepare;

a. Revaluation accountb. Capital accountc. Balance sheet after admission of the new partner. (25 marks)

2. Michael and Mary had been in partnership for several years sharing Profits or Losses equally. They decided to dissolve the partnership on 31st December, 1998 on which date their balance sheet was as follows;

Additional information;i. Assets realized as follows;

ii. Creditors were settled for N12,000iii. Dissolution expenses amounted to N1,300

N N N

Capital A/C: Goodwill 10,000

Michael 40,000 Equipment 50,000

Mary 30,000 60,000

70,000

Current A/C Stock 17,140

Michael 7,935 Debtors 18,960

Mary (1,345) Prepaid expenses 400

6,590

Creditors 13,110

Bankoverdraft 6,800

96,500 96,500

N

Equipment 62,000

Stock 14,500

Debtors 16,800

You are required to prepare;

a. Realization account.b. Partners’ capital account.c. Bank account. (25 marks)

13. COMMERCE1a. Distinguish between the following i. Fixed capital and liquid capital ii. Gross profit and net profit. (2mks)B. Explain the meaning of working capital and state its importance. (3mks)C. Outline any seven (7) factors which might affect the rate turn over. (2mks)D)i. What is capital. ii. Explain five types of capital. (3mks)2. The following information, relate to Vicky and co. Ltd for the year ended 31stjune, 2007.

#Sales 22,000 Opening stock 6,000Purchases 9,000Closing stock 7,000Wages 800Transport 400Electricity 350Furnitures 700

From the above figure, calculate (show workings ).

a. Cost of goods sold b) Net profit percentages.b. Define profit and discuss the types of profit. (5mks)c. Distinguish between the following:

i.Fixed capital and liquid capital ii) Gross profit and net profit. (7mks)

3a. Explain the following types of credit.

i. Monthly account ii) Club trading iii)Morgtage iv) Loan and overdraft.(8mks)

Bi. List five (5) basis for credit salesii. what is credit sales (7mks)iii. Explain three (3) ways by which banks grant credit to customers (5mks)

4a. State and explain five (5) ways by which the central bank regulate the activities of the commercial banks. (10mks)_b.What are the functions of central banks ? (5mks) c. Explain the functions of each of the following :a. Development Bank b) Savings Banks c) Mortage bank (10mks)5. Explain the following terms:i. Bearer Cheque ii) Open Cheque iii) Crossed Cheque iv) Order cheque (5mks)

a. Explain any six factors which a bank manager would take into consideration in evaluating an application for a loan. (7mks)b. State five function performed by the wholesaler in the channel of distribution (5mks)ii. Eplain five factors that encourage the elimination pf middlemen from the channel of distribution (8mks).

14. CHEMISTRY1a. State the general characteristics of the halogens. 10mksb. With well labelled diagrams outline the steps involved in the laboratory preparation of dry

sample of chlorine gas using(I) Manganese (iv) oxide 10mks(II) Potassium tetraoxomanganate (vii) 10mks

2a. Write a brief note on the industrial preparation of chlorine. 10mksb. State 5 physical properties of chlorine. 5mksc. State 5 chemical properties of chlorine (chemical equation necessary). 5mks

3a. Give a chemical test for chlorine. 5mksb. Give 5 uses of chlorine. 5mks

4a. Write a brief note on the laboratory preparation of hydrogen chloride gas with a well labelled diagram. 10mks

b. State 2 physical properties and 3 chemical properties of hydrogen chloride gas. 5mksc. Give a chemical test for hydrogen chloride gas. 5mks

5a. Write a short note on fountain experiment to show that hydrogen chloride gas is extremely soluble in water. Mention two other gases that can be used for this experiment. 20mks.

15. BIOLOGY

1: What are Supporting Tissues in Plants?(Support your answers with well labeled diagrams where necessary) (50 Marks)

2: What are Blood Diseases?(Support your answers with clearly labeled diagrams, where applicable) (50 Marks)

TOTAL: (100 Marks)

16. PHYSICS

1:Explain Boyle’s Law, Charles’s Law And Gay Lussac’s Law With Equations And Specific Examples 20 Marks

2(a): In A Hydraulic Press Machine, The Area ‘a’ Of the Piston To Which the Effort Is Applied Has An Area 5cm2. If A Force Of 400N Is Applied To the Piston, What is the Pressure Transmitted To the Fluid In The Hydraulic Press 10 Marks

2(b): If The Press Can Raise A Weight 2KN, When An Effort Of 400N Is Applied, What Is The Area ‘A’ Of The Piston Under The Load? 10 Marks

3(a): With Specific examples, State Three ways through Which heat Energy can be Propagated 10 Marks

3(b): An Electric Heater Rated 240V, 10A Is Used To Heat A Certain Liquid Of mass M liq 150g From An initial Temperature Of 40oC To 100oC. If The Duration Is 5 Minutes, And The Heat Absorbed By the Container Is Negligible. Calculate the Specific Capacity Of The Liquid 10 Marks

4: Explain Why Cooking In A Mountainous Region Takes Longer time, And Suggest Ways Of Overcoming The Tasks 20 Marks

5: Dry Steam At 100oC Bubbled Into 500g Of Water, Originally At 20oC. What Will Be The Temperature Of the Water, After 30g Of Steam Has Condensed? Lv = 2.26 x 106 J/Kg, Specific Heat Capacity Of Water = 4200J/Kgk

17. LATIN

3a. Identify the first declension nouns in vocabulary 6 on page 127. Write them out distinctly. [3 marks]

3b. Identify the verbs in vocabulary 6, page 127. Write them out distinctly. [2marks]

3c. Decline any three of the nouns in vocabulary 6 (note that the first declension nouns end in ‘a’) [15 marks]

4. ranslate the following from English to Latin [note that some words are in the singular and others in plural. Remember that this has to be arranged (SOV) as you translate: apply rule 2 on page 3.]:

[2marks each]a. The farmer praises the woods.b. The sailor praises the inhabitants.

c. The queen praises the cottages of the farmers. d. The farmer gives roses to the daughter of the sailor.e. The sailor wounds the eagle with a spear.f. The girl shows the way to the sailors.g. The inhabitant loves the water of the island.h. he farmer shows the woods to the sailor.

5. Translate the following from Latin to English [Remember that this has to be arranged SVO and must make sense. Take note of the singular and plural nouns therein] (2marks each):

a. Aquila columbam terret.b. Regina puellarum sapientiam laudat.c. Filia, o regina, nautarum hastas laudat.d. Nautae filia reginam insulae amat.e. Agricola viam puellis monstrat.f. Puella reginae casas monstrat.g. Regina puellam rosis ornat.

h. gricola sagittas incolis dat.

6. Using rule 4 (page 6) and no 14 (on the same page) as examples write out the meaning of the following statements or words distinctly [Note that some are in English and others in Latin] (4marks):

a. Amat

b. They love

c. Dat

d. Dant

e. He, she, or it adorns

f. Ornant

g. He, she or it wounds

h. They wound.

7. Give the English or Latin equivalent of the following applying rule 4[Note now that if the noun is in the singular, the verb must be in the singular also. If the noun is in the plural, the verb must be in the plural also] (4marks).

i. The daughter lovesii. The daughters loveiii. Nautae habentiv. Puella datv. Aqua terretvi. The spears terrifyvii. Reginae laudant viii. The thorns wound

18. FURTHER MATHEMATICS

1. The line 2y = x + 3 meets the circle x2 + y2 – 2x + 6y – 15 = 0 at points M and N. where N is in the first quadrant, find the coordinates of M and N.

2. Solve the following equations simultaneously using the determinant method; 3x – y – z = -2 x + 5y + 2z = 5 2x + 3y + z = 0

3. A particle is projected vertically upwards from the ground with speed 30m/s. calculate the;(a) Maximum height reached by the particle(b) Time taken by the particle to return to the ground(c) Time(s) taken for the particle to attain a height of 40m above the ground. (g =

10m/s2

4. In an examination 60% of the candidates passed. Use the binomial distribution to calculate the probability that a random sample of 10 candidates contains at most two failures.

5. If 0.5% of torchlights produced by a company are faulty. Find the probability that at most two torchlights are faulty when supply of 1000 lights is made.

19. CIVIC EDUCATION

1. While apathy is the lack of interest in the affairs of the state, popular participation is the complete involvement of citizens in the affairs of the state. With the study of civic education, how would you rate the Nigerian state? (20%)

2. Research has it that people die every day of road accidents in Nigeria. How has civic education helped in curbing road accidents among motorists, cyclists and pedestrians amidst the numerous traffic regulations and traffic offenses in Nigeria? (20%)

3. The dangers of drug abuse is so glaring because it is done in every part of the country. Drugs like refnol, tramadol, codeine, and even alcohol are abused. How can or has the study of civic education helped in curbing drug abuse seeing the these drugs are addictive?(20%)

4. There are different forms of malice among members of the society, students, our locality, and even on the social media. How can the study of civic education help in maintaining a good interpersonal relationship? (20%)

5. Civic education seeks to impart on the citizens the acquisition of their rights. How true is the above claim amidst the incessant mass arrests by the police, inhuman punishment from the military, daily human trafficking, forced labour etc? (20%)

20. GOVERNMENT

1. What are the differences between political parties and pressure groups? (10 marks). 2a. Explain the term NATIVE AUTHORITY. b) State FOUR defects of the Indirect Rule

System. (10marks).3. Discuss some of the functions of the local government. (10 marks). 4. Define

Colonialism. What are some of the positive impact of colonialism? (10 marks). 5. What is the policy of Association?. Highlight some of the features. (10marks)

21. ECONOMICS

The following is the trading account for Nigeria in the year 1984 (in millions):(a) Citizen’s private expenditure =N40m.(b) Government expenditure on goods and services = N17.5m(c) Various stock at home = N10.45m(d) Exports income from abroad = N12.50m(e) Import income paid abroad =N11.75m(f) Taxes on expenditures =N9.00M(G) Capital consumption =N6.20m(h) General subsidies =N0.75m

From the information given above1i. Calculate the national income for Nigerian for the year 1984ii. State the name of the method used2a. What is national debt?(b) Discuss the reasons why government Nigeria borrow3. With the aid of a diagram explain the incidence of taxation when demand is fairly

elastic or inelastic4a. What is demand pull inflation?(b) Why is price control not suitable for checking this type of inflation?5a. Define securities(b) Describe the various types of financial securities (100mks in all)

22. FINE ART 1. Embroidery

Form notes on the following content areas:(a) Meaning of embroidery (b) Embroidery tools and facilities2) Form notes on: Painting-painting of landscape3) Drawing. Form notes on: Life drawing4) Basic design: write a note on what you understand by the term "waste to art"