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*CRK ANSWERS*
(2a)
Rehoboam, the son of Solomon and grandson of David, was the fourth king of the United Kingdom of Israel. His reign is recorded in the biblical books of Kings and Chronicles. Rehoboam's inability to preserve his royal lineage can be traced to his actions after he ascended the throne.
Upon assuming kingship, Rehoboam faced a challenge in the form of discontent among the northern tribes of Israel. The people were burdened by heavy taxes and labor imposed by Solomon during his reign. In an attempt to address the grievances, Rehoboam sought counsel from the older advisors who had served his father.
However, he rejected their advice to lighten the burdens on the people, choosing instead to follow the counsel of his younger peers who advised him to exert even greater authority. In a famous moment, Rehoboam declared to the northern tribes, saying that his finger is thicker than that of his father's loins, which implies that he would be a more formidable and demanding king.
This arrogant response led to a rebellion, and ten of the twelve northern tribes seceded from the kingdom, forming the northern kingdom of Israel. Only the tribes of Judah and Benjamin remained loyal to Rehoboam, establishing the southern kingdom of Judah.
The division weakened the united monarchy, and from that point on, there were two separate lines of kingship—those of Judah in the south and those of Israel in the north. This division ultimately contributed to the downfall of both kingdoms. The northern kingdom of Israel fell to the Assyrians, while the southern kingdom of Judah fell to the Babylonians.
Rehoboam's failure to heed wise counsel and his harsh treatment of the people played a significant role in the disintegration of the united kingdom, leading to the loss of the northern tribes and the fragmentation of his royal lineage.
(2b)
(PICK ANY TWO)
(i) In modern governance, leaders who dismiss expert advice, act with arrogance, and disregard the needs and opinions of their constituents can face similar consequences.
(ii) Failure to address social injustice is another problem the modern government is facing.
(iii) Modern leaders fail to engage in transparent and inclusive decision-making, and centralize power without considering diverse perspectives.
(iv) Disregard for Wisdom and Experience
(v) In modern governance, leaders struggle with communication or fail to articulate their policies and reasoning thereby facing public distrust and dissatisfaction.
*CRK ANSWERS*
(1a)
(i) Pharaoh had two disturbing dreams; none of his magicians/wise men was able to interprete them.
(ii) His chief butler recalled his days in prison when Joseph correctly interpreted his dream.
(iii) Pharaoh sent for Joseph and narrated his dreams.
(iv) Pharaoh stood by River Nile and seven fat and thin cows came to feed.
(v) But the seven thin ones ate up the seven fat ones.
(vi) He also dreamt about the following - seven ears, good and full and seven withered, thin ones.
(vii) The withered, thin ones swallowed up the seven good ears.
(viii) Joseph told him the two dreams were the same, signifying seven years of plenty and seven years of famine.
(ix) Pharaoh should, therefore, select a prudent man to take charge of food storage in Egypt.
(x) There should be overseers to collect a fifth of all harvests during seven years of plenty.
(xi) Food so gathered to be stored in reserve for the lean years.
(xii) Pharaoh, delighted by Joseph's suggestion wondered whether a more discreet person than Joseph could be found anywhere.
(xiii) Therefore, he appointed Joseph to take full charge over all Egypt.
(xiv) He gave royal assent to the appointment by publicly putting his symbol of authority on him.
(xv) He made him his second-in-command and gave him his daughter in marriage.
(1b)
(i) Wisdom, with which he correctly interpreted dreams and gave adequate solutions for tackling delicate situation.
(ii) Acknowledgement of God's control over human affairs.
(iii) Forthrightness/boldness in interpreting the dreams to Pharaoh.
(iv) Display of humility.
(v) Patience/perseverance.
*NECO GCE BIOLOGY PRACTICAL*
(2ai)
F - Tilapia fish
G - Tadpole
(2aii)
Pisces
(2aiii)
I - Operculum
II - Mouth
III - Anus
IV - Anal fin
V - Caudal fin
(2aiv)
I - It is used for respiration
II - It is used locomotion
(2bi)
(PICK ANY TWO)
(i) Possession of gills
(ii) Presence of fins
(iii) Presence of eyes
(iv) Presence operculum
(2bii)
TABULATE:
SPECIMEN F:
(i) It has a streamlined and elongated body shape with shorter tail
(ii) Possession of scales
SPECIMEN G:
(i) It has a distinct larval body shape with elongated tail compared to their body
(ii) Absence of scales
(2ci)
(PICK ANY FOUR)
(i) Possession of eyes for sight
(ii) Possession of streamline body for easy movement
(iii) Possession of mouth for feeding
(iv) Possession of fins for locomotion
(v) Possession of gills for respiration
(vi) Possession of scales for temperature regulation
(2cii)
(i) Protein
(ii) Fats and oil
(2ciii)
Toad
(2civ)
Thyroxine
(2cv)
(PICK ANY ONE)
Possession of eyes for sight
Possession of gills for respiration
*NECO GCE BIOLOGY PRACTICAL*
(1ai)
A - Butterfly
B - Spider
C - Scorpion
D - Grasshopper
E - Tridax fruit
(1aii)
A - Insecta
B - Arachnida
(1aiii)
COMPLETE THE TABLE:
Number of body division:
C - Two
D - Three
Type of mouth part:
C - Chewing
D - Biting and chewing
(1bi)
(i) Possession of exoskeleton
(ii) They have jointed appendages
(iii) They have segmented body
(1bii)
(i)
A - Three distinct body segments – head, thorax, and abdomen.
B - Divided into cephalothorax (combined head and thorax) and abdomen.
(ii)
A - It has six legs.
B - It has eight legs.
(iii)
A - It has two pairs of large, often colorful wings.
B - Absence of wings.
(iv)
A - It has long, slender antennae.
B - Absence of antennae.
(1biii)
A:
(i) It plays a crucial role in the pollination of flowering plants.
(ii) It is aesthetically pleasing and is often a focal point in ecotourism
B:
(PICK ANY TWO)
(i) They can be employed to control unwanted plant species, acting as a form of biological pest control.
(ii) They cause nutrient cycling by breaking down plants, fertilizing soils with their excreta and in turn facilitating plant growth.
(iii) They prevent overgrowth of plants and in turn protecting them for overcrowding and death
(1biv)
I - Pappus
II- Fruit stalk
(1bv)
(i) It is covered in a feathery appendage which helps the fruit to disperse by wind
(ii) It is small in nature
