LIVE NECO 2017/2018 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

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YOURUBA ANSWERS
2b)

i) Gh- igbin, agbagba, gbe,gbo ii)H - ehoro, iho, ahoniii) K - kakaki, akara, ika iv) R - riri, ara, ero, oro

5ai) Gbolohun alaye

5aii) Gbolohun ibeere

5aiii) Gbolohun ase

5aiv) Gbolohun amo

5av) Gbolohun alalaye

5bi) Ti o ba ri tunde,bami pe

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


3a) gbolohun ni ege oro ti emi le gbe jade lekan soso laisi idiwo fun kaa imu ati kaa enu


3bi) -
Gbolohun Ase: Gbolohun yii ni a fi n pase fun elomiran lati mu ero inu wa se.

Bi apeere;

Dide duro nibe.
E dake je.

3bii) Gbolohun Ibeere: Gbolohun yii ni a maa fi n se iwadii nnkan lodo elomiran. Awon wunren ibeere niwonyi pelu ami ibeere(?); bawo, meloo, nje, nibo, nko, sebi,abi, ngbo, da, kini,ate beebee lo.

Bi apeere;

Bawo lo se se e?.

Nje o ti jeun/.

3biii)- Gbolohun Alakanpo: Gbolohun yii je gbolohun meji tabi ju bee lo, ti a fi oro-asopo so po di eyo kan. Oro-asopo ti a maa n lo ninu iru gbolohun yii ni; ttabi, nitori, yala, sugbon, amo.

Bi apeere;

Olu pe Ade sugbon ko dahun.

Yala e wa tabi e ko wa awa yoo lo.

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IGBO THEORY ANSWERS


(2a)
Tensi ano enwere n'Igbo gunyere;

i. Tensi ndiniihu
ii.Tensi ndinazu
iii.Tensi ndiugbua
iv.Tensi ndimecha

(2b) isi(head)
isi(smell)
isi(cook)
isi(blind)

(8a)
i)Ha na-asu asusu Igbo
ii)Ha na-eme omenaala dika iwa ji, emume mmunwu, ewumewu.wdg.
iii)Ejikwa ekike ndi Igbo ama ha dika,iji akupe, iyi okpu mmemme, iwa jioji.

(8b)
uzo abuo eji amata ndi bu ogbanje gunyere;

i)Ndi ogbanje n'ala Igbo na -anwu oge obula dika n'umuaka, ha nwuo, ha abiakwa uwa ozo

ii)Ha na-aria oria oge obula

(8c)
(i) Ogene
(ii) Nzu
(iii) Oji
(iv) Okuko
(v) Akwa-Ocha

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(9)
Umuaka bu ngozi n' ezinaulo. O bu ya ka o ji di mkpa ka akpachapu anya zuo ha ka ha nwee ezigbo agwa. Ha kwesiri i di na-asopuru nne na nna ha, nakwa ndi toro ha ato.Ha ga na-aru oru ha, hapu ngbahapu. Ha kwesiri idi na-aru oru ha n'oge kwesiri ekwesi. O bu oru ndi nke nwaanyi ka ha na-enyere nne na nna ha aka n'isi nri, ebe ndi nke nwoke ga na-elekota anumanu dika ewu,aturu, ehi na okuko. Ha ga-abu ihe anuri nakwa ihe ngala n'ebe nne na nna ha no.Ha ga-abu ndi bara uru nke ndi ozo na-elekwasi anya burukwa ihe ndi ozo ga na-ele anya wee na-amuta ihe ma n'ulo, ma n'ezi.
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YORUBA

LIT-IN-ENGLISH
SECTION I
3)
MALUGUS DECEITFUL AND CORRUPTION : Throughout the play, The Blood of a Stranger, deceit permeates every aspects of the characters' lives especially the antagonist such as Whitehead, Maligu, Parker and Soko. Maligu's deception is made known from his plans to make fortune from the white man's visit, at the expense of the people of Mandoland. This is evident in his conversation with Soko, from whom he canvasses support for his mischief. To the morally dangling priest, he says: "Do you want to die a poor man?" Similarly, Soko deceives the entire village regarding the coming of the white man when he lies that the oracle has indeed prophesied the event and that a virgin girl be sacrificed. In addition, the white man, Whitehead, and his assistant, Parker, connive to rob the village of her naturally endowed diamond while fooling the king and the palace chiefs that his mission is to empower the villagers through tobacco farming. With this, Charley seems to portray the deceptive and amoral means, which the White colonialists used in raping their colonies, African countries, of their God-given natural resources.
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SECTION II
8)Lena Younger, a.k.a. Mama, totally rocks our world. She's a down-to-earth, hard-working black woman who doesn't suffer fools. Mama has dedicated her life to her children and struggles to instill her values in them – with mixed results. One of Lena's most poignant moments might be when she admits to Ruth that sometimes her children frighten her. This is one of those sad and beautiful moments that make her character seem truly human.
Throughout the play, Lena struggles to con
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SECTION III
9)
Dinner tonight comes with gun wounds. Our desert tongues lick the vegetable blood—the pepper strong enough to push scorpions up our heads. Guests look into the oceans of bowls as vegetables die on their tongues. The table that gathers us is an island where guerillas walk the land while crocodiles surf. Children from Alphabeta with empty palms dine with us; switchblades in their eyes, silence in their voices. When the playground is emptied of children`s toys who needs roadblocks? When the hour to drink from the cup of life ticks, cholera breaks its spell on cracked lips Under the spilt milk of the moon, I promise to be a revolutionary, but my Nile, even without tributaries comes lazy upon its own Nile. On this night reserved for lovers of fire, I’m full with the catch of gun wounds, and my boots have suddenly become too reluctant to walk me.
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SECTION IV
12)
The poem “The Pulley” illustrates the relationship between God and man especially his benevolence to man. The first stanza describes how God made man and blessed him with worldly riches: “When God at first made man, Having a glass of blessings standing by”. The stanza also portrays the concept of Trinity as seen in the Biblical creation story in Genesis: “Let us, said he pour on him all we can.
In the second stanza, God actually poured his blessings of strength, beauty, wisdom, honour and pleasure on man but withheld one important blessing- The Gift of Rest: “Perceiving that, alone of all his treasure, Rest in the bottom lay”.
In the third stanza, God gave his reason for withholding the gift of rest from man. He withdrew this blessing because he felt giving man the gift of rest would make him conceited or excessively proud and man may not worship him: “He would adore my gifts instead of me, And rest in nature, not the God of Nature”. With the withdrawal of rest from man, man is thrown into perpetual restlessness so that he can always remember his creator whether as a result of goodness.

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Section A
4 a )
journal is a detailed account that records all the financial transactions of a business , so that they can then be used for future reconciling and transfer to other official accounting records, such as the general ledger .
4 b )
1 . Purchase journal
2 . Sales journal
3 . Cash receipts journal
4 . Cash payment / disbursement journal
4 c )
1 ) For the correction of errors .
2 ) It records all other transactions.
3 ) to record the assets , liabilities and equity
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1 a )
Marketing are activities of a company associated with buying and selling a product or service . It includes advertising, selling and delivering products to people .
1 b )
1 ) Needs is The opinion of end users is essential to unify a diverse , opinionated design team , and their opinion should transcend the desires of your design team .
2 ) wants are goods or services that are not necessary but that we desire or wish
3 ) demand the process on how goods and services are bought at various prices during a certain periodd of time
4 ) product is the item offered for sale . in other words product can be a service or an item . It can be physical or in virtual or cyber form .
5 ) An exchange is a marketplace in which securities , commodities , derivatives and other financial instruments are traded.
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GEOGRAPHY


5a)Volcanicity is the process where molten magma or lava forces its way out from the earths crust unto the earths surface,as a result of temperature and pressure.

5b)
-Dikes are tubular in shape and may be only a few centimeters wide.
-Batholith are large/massive plutons that cover an area of an area of atleast 100 km squared when they are exposed on earths surface.


5c)
i)Earthquake
ii ) fast flood
iii ) Rock falls
iv ) Mud slide

7ai)

Gully erosion Can be defined as the removal of soil along drainage lines by surface water runoff .

7aii)
Sheet Erosion can be defined as the erosion that removes surface material more or less evenly from an extensive area as contrasted with erosion along well-defined drainage lines that produces or enlarges gullies or ravines.

7bi)
Overgrazing occurs when farmers stock too many animals such as sheep, cattle or goats on their land.

7bii)

Overcropping is when the land is being continuously under cultivation and is not allowed to lie fallow between crops.

7ci)
I) Planting Vegetation
II) Retaining Walls/Edging

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3a)
i ) Erosional plains
ii ) Structural plains


3b) *Structural plains*

They are relatively undisturbed horizontal surfaces of the Earth. They are structurally depressed areas of the world that make up some of the most extensive natural lowlands on the Earth's surface.

*Erosional plains*

They are plains that have been leveled by various agents of denudation such as running water, rivers, wind and glacier which wear out the rugged surface and smoothens them. Plain resulting from the action of these agents of denudation are called peneplains (almost plain) while plains formed from wind action are called pediplains


3c)
i ) for farming
ii ) Building industrial Area
iii ) Building residential area
iv ) Grazing Livestock
v ) Settlement

(1)

Measurements

Length=13.5cm
Breadth=13.5cm
New scale 1:100,000

(1c)
50,000/100,000x19cm
=0.5kmx19cm
=9.5km

(1cii)
River does not flow towards the highland as river Y contour number is 1300m and X is 1200m. Therefore the river flows from Y to X ie from the highest to the lowest contour number.

(1ciii)
The actual length of the secondary road in the map is 8.5cm

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING ANS




3a)Interdepartmental Transfer (IDT) Can be defined as a procedure in which they transfer funds from one account to another

3b)-Entries made twice
-Entries not made at all
-Entries to the wrong account
-Reversed entries

-Entries made twice. If an entry is made twice, the trial balance will still be in balance, so that is not a good document for finding it. Instead, for an ongoing transaction, you may have to wait for the issue to resolve itself. For example, a duplicate invoice to a customer will be rejected by the customer, while a duplicate invoice from a supplier will (hopefully) be spotted during the invoice approval process.
-Entries not made at all . Impossible to find on the trial balance, since it is not there (!). Your best bet is to maintain a checklist of standard entries, and verify that all of them have been made.
-Entries to the wrong account . This may be apparent with a quick glance at the trial balance, since an account that previously had no balance at all now has one. Otherwise, the best form of correction is preventive - use standard journal entry templates for all recurring entries.
-Reversed entries . An entry for a debit may be mistakenly recorded as a credit, and vice versa. This issue may be visible on the trial balance, especially if the entry is large enough to change the sign of an ending balance to the reverse of its usual sign.

3c)- Straight-Line depriciation
- Units of Production depriciation
-Sum-of-years-digits
-Double-declining Balance
-Accelerated depreciation method.

4)
i)Goodwill is an intangible asset that arises when a buyer acquires an existing business

ii)Bad debt is debt that is not collectible and therefore worthless to the creditor.

iii)Preference stock are shares of a company's stock with dividends that are paid out to shareholders before common stock dividends are issued.

iv) Depreciation is an accounting method of allocating the cost of a tangible asset over its useful life.

V ) Accumulated depreciation is the cumulative depreciation of an asset up to a single point in its life.

2a)
i) General warrant :is a warrant providing a law-enforcement officer with broad discretion or authority to search and seize unspecified places or persons.

Ii)A capital expenditure ; is the amount spent to acquire or improve a long-term asset

iii ) Recurrent expenditure: is the cost of incurred expenses in the accounting year

iv ) supplementary budget: is the additional grant required to meet the required expenditure of the government

v) Payment Voucher: is the document which can be used as proof that a monetary transaction has occurred between two parties

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