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General Discussion / NABTEB:-2014/2015100% REAL MATHEMATICS OBJ & EASSAY AVAILABLE!

« Last post by examRuns on May 26, 2014, 05:20:05 am »

Verified Nabteb Maths obj:
1-10: daacddcdca
11-20: bcddcdcdaa
21-30: cbbccdbaab
31-40: acdbacadbc
41-50: dbacddabbc Q1
a)142basex=34base10
(1*x^2)+(4*x^1)+(2*x^0)=34
x^2+4x+2=34
x^2+4x-32=0
x^2-4x+8x-32=0
(x^2-4x)+(8x-32)=0
x(x-4)+8(x-4)=0
(x+8)(x-4)
x=-8, x=4
b)86.13+2.7=88.83
Q2
a)2(2/3):1(1/3)=8/3:4/3
total ratio=8/3+4/3=12/3=4
first share=(8/3)/4*750
=(8/3*4)*750
=500
second share=(4/3)/4*750
=(4/3*4)*750
=250
2b)
A=P+I
I=P*R*T
I=1250*(3/100)*8
I=N300
A=1250+300=N1550
Q3
a)32, l=-118
Sn=n/2(a+l)
l=a+(n-1)d
-118=32+(n-1)-3
-118-32=(n-1)-3
-150=(n-1)-3
n-1=-150/-3
n-1=50
n=51
Sn=51/2(32+(-118))
Sn=25.5(32-118)
Sn=25.5*-86
Sn=-2193
3b)
a=2, r=7, n=30
Tn=ar^n-1
T30=2*7^30-1
T30=2*7^29
Q4
a)on foot(f)=72
motorcycle(m)=64
car(c)=62
DRAW VENN DIAGRAM
on foot only=72-(10+8+16)
=72-34=38
motorcycle(m)=64-(10+8+12)
64-30=34
car only=62-36=26
candidates no=38+34+26+16+10+8+12=144
4b)5 square root(2*9)-3square root(9*

+4square root(2*250)
15square root2-9 squreroot 8+20 square root 2
15 square root2-9square root(4*2)+20square root2
15square root-18square root +20square root2
=17square root2
Q5
a)i) Nasiru is not tall
ii)victor is fat and Nasiru is tall
(iii)Either victor is fat or nasiru is tall
iii)if victor is fat, then Nasiru is tall
(5b)
4a= 4(2, -3)=(8,-12)
3b=3(-1 ,2) = (-3, 6)
2c=2(-2, 3)= (-4, 6)
4a-3b+2c= (8, -12)- (-3, 6 )+(-4, 6)
=(7, -12)
Q6
x-y/x=1, x/2+y/2=17/6
x=1+y/2
substitute equation(3) into equation(2)
x/2+y/2=17/6,x/2=17/6-y/2
1+y/2=2(17/6-y/2)
2+y/2=2(17-3y/6)
2+y=4(17-3y/6)
6(2+y)=4(17-3y)
3(2+y)=2(17-3y)
6+3y=34-6y
6y+3y=34-6, 9y=28
y=28/9
from x=1+y/2
x=1+(28/9)/2=1+28/18
x=18+28/18=46/18=23/9
x=23/9, y=28/9
(6b)
(m^2-2mn+n^2)/(m^2-n^2)
(m^2-mn-mn+n^2)/(m-n)(m+n)
m(m-n)-n(m-n)/(m-n)(m+n)
=(m-n)(m-n)/(m-n)(m+n)
=m-n/m+n
c)(x-2)(x-3)=12
x^2-3x-2x+6=12
x^2-5x-6=0
x^2-6x+x-6=0
x(x-6)+1(x-6)=0
(x+1)(x-6)=0
x+1=0 or x-6=0
x=-1 or x=6
(Q8)
a)
i)2-x<8<9-x
2-x<8 or 8<9-x
-x<8-2 or 8-9<-x
-x<6 or -1<-x
x>-6 or x<1
-6ii) DRAW INEQUALITY GRAPH of -6Q9
a)h/h+6=5/7,5(h+6)=7h
5h+30=7h,7h-5h=30
2h=30,h=30/2=15
H=h+6=15+6=21m
i)V=13pie(R^2H-r^2h)
V=1/3*3.142*(7^2*21-5^2*15)
V=1.047*(49*21-25*15)
V=1.047*(1029-375)
ii)total surface area of the top
pieR(R+L)
L^2=R^2+H^2
7^2+21^2
=49+441
L^2=490
L=22m
=3.142*7(7+22)
=21.994*29=637.8m^2
of the smaller cone
=pieR(R+L)
L^2=R^2+H^2
=5^2+15^2
=25+225
L^2=250
L=15.8m
=3.142*5(5+15.

=15.71*20.8
=326.8m^2
9b)
cost=N200:00
total surface area=4L
=4*200
=N800
it will cost N800:00
Q10
10a)d=30cm,tita=60degree,R=15cm
r=tita/360*15=900/360=2.5
r=2.5
b)
i)pr(atleast 9)=means 9 and above
(9,9,9,9,9,10,10,10,11,11,12)
pr(atleast 9)=10/36
=5/18
ii)pr(not equal to 7)=1-pr(equal to 7)=6/36=1/6
Pr9Not equal to 7)=1-(1/6)
(iii)pr(at most50=10/36=5/18
(14a)
Ade= 1/2(musa), A=1/2M
M=1/2(0)
A=1/2(1/2 0)= 1/4 O
A+M=114
Ade=57 years
Musa =32 years
obi=27 years
(14b)
SP=N10,000
Discount= 10%
SP after discount
=10/100*(10,000)
=N1000
35%=(Sp-cp)/cp
35/100=(1000-cp)/cp
0.35cp=1000-cp
1.35cp=1000
cp=1000/1.35= N740.74
(13a)
20 crates of eggs at N500.
Total cost price= N500*30
=N15,000
total cost for 20 crates
=500*20
=N10,000
transport cost=N1000
marketing cost= 50*6=N300
cost price=10,000+1000+300
=N11,300
selling price= 30*30=N900
selling price for (19 1/2)*900
=(39/2)*(900)=N17100
others =20*30=N600
=1/2*(600)=N300
total selling price =17100+300
=N17400
(i) gross profit= 17400-1130
=N6100
(ii) Net profit= 17400-1500
=N2400
(iii)% profit
=((sp-cp)/cp) *100
=((17400-11300)/11300)*100
=((6100*100)/11300)
=53.98% =54
(11ai)
XZ^2=(XY^2)+(YZ^2)-2(XY)(YZ)COSY
XZ^2=6^2+(10^2)-2(6)(10)COS100 DEGREE
XZ^2=36+100-120*(-0.1738)
XZ^2=136+20.832
XZ^2=156.832
XZ=SQR RUT(156.832)=12.52K
(11aii)
10/sin tita= 12.52/sin 100
sin tita= (10*sin 100 degree)/ 12.52
sin tita= (10*0.9848)/12.52
sin tita = 9.848/12.52= 0.7866
tita= sin^-1(0.7866)=52 degree
the bearing is 52 degree
(11b)
r=7cm, T=528cm^2
TA= 2 pie r(r+h)
528= 2*(22/7)*7*(7+h)
528=44*(7+h)
12=7+h
h=12-7=5cm
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General Discussion / NECO UPDATE:-BIOLOGY,AGRIC SCIENSE,PHYSICS & CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL SPECIMEN POSTED

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2014
BIOLOGY PRACTICAL SPECIMENS
SPECIMEN A 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Cervical vertebra
SPECIMEN B 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Thoracic Vertebra
SPECIMEN C 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Quadrat
SPECIMEN D 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Sweep net
SPECIMEN E 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Pride of Barbados Flower
SPECIMEN F 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Ripe Mango
SPECIMEN G 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Tridax fruit
SPECIMEN H 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Coconut Fruit
SPECIMEN I 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Pawpaw Fruit
SPECIMEN J 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Tomato Fruit
SPECIMEN K 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Bean seedling (6 days old from the date of planting)
SPECIMEN L 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Lizard
SPECIMEN M 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Grasshopper
SPECIMEN N 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Tilapia
SPECIMEN O 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Cockroach
SPECIMEN P 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Cactus Plant
SPECIMEN Q 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Water Lettuce
AGRIC PRACTICAL SPECIMEN
SPECIMEN
A 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Hook & Line
SPECIMEN B 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Ranging pole
SPECIMEN C 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Spanner
SPECIMEN D 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Hoe
SPECIMEN E 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Measuring tape
SPECIMEN F 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Leaves with patches of
Chlorosis
SPECIMEN G 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Centipede
SPECIMEN H 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Clay
SPECIMEN I 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Cowpea seeds affected by
weevil
SPECIMEN J 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Yam tuber affected by beetles
SPECIMEN K 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Variegated Grasshopper
SPECIMEN L 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Tomato Fruit
SPECIMEN M 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 A Chunk of meat (fresh)
SPECIMEN N 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Fresh Milk
SPECIMEN O 0‰9„1¤7„1¤7 Feather
PHYSICS PRACTICAL SPECIMEN
(A) GENERAL APPARATUS
-Mathematical tables
-Graph tables
-Geometrical instruments
(B) SPECIFIC APPARATUS:
QUESTION 1
-Metre rule
-Masss of 50g labelled M and attached
firmly on the 95cm
mark of the provided Metre rule
-G clamp
-Stop watch/clock
QUESTION 2
-Converging lens
-Plane mirror
-Ray box
-Metre rule
-lens holder
QUESTION 3
-1 plug key
-Ammeter. (0 -1A)
-2 ohm standard resistor labelled X
-Potentiometer
-Jockey
-8 connecting wires
-2V accumulator/2 dry cells of e.m.f 1.5V
each
CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL SPECIMEN
(a) One burette 50cm^3
(b) One pipette, 20 or 25cm^3
How ever, all candidates in a centre must
use pipettes of
thesame volume
(c) The usual apparatus and reagent for
qualitative work
includes:
(i) Sodium hydroxide solution
(ii) Dilute ammonia solution
(iii) Dilute hydrochloric acid
(iv) Distilled water
(v) Dilute trioxonitrate(v)acid
(vi) Lime water
(vii) Red and blue litmus paper
(viii) Aqueous solution of potassium iodide
(ix) Potassium iodide solution
(e) Methyl orange
(f) One boiling tube
(g) Five test tubes
(h) Filtration apparatus
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General Discussion / NEWS:-BOKO HARAM KIDNAPS NIGERIA POLICE OFFICERS.

« Last post by examRuns on May 20, 2014, 04:43:50 pm »

This madness is sure getting out of control. Boko Haram terrorists, at the weekend, raged in Borno State where 16 persons were feared killed in a fresh attack.
In two separate attacks, five policemen were reportedly abducted with their Armoured Personnel Carrier while a Chinese was killed and 10 others kidnapped during an overnight attack in Kuseri Village between Gamboru Ngala council of Borno State and the Cameroun border.
five policemen attached to Banki, a border town with Bama and Cameroon Republic, were attacked by Boko Haram. The terrorists opened fire on the APC No: NPF4960c conveying the policemen led by an inspector and five others.
The policemen quickly dropped from the APC and ran into the bush before the terrorists went away with the abandoned APC .
As I am talking to you now (yesterday), the whereabouts of the policemen are yet to be known and we suspect the terrorists might have kidnapped or killed them.
A source said the tension in the are is high. The attacks put President Goodluck Jonathan and his counterparts from Nigeria's neighbouring countries meeting in Paris, France, on Saturday under pressure to come up with concrete steps to address terrorism in the sub region.
The missing/abducted policemen were identified by sources as Inspector Luka Maina, Sergeant Manya Chaka, Corporals Hassan Dauda, Emmanuel Onoche and Umar Ali. According to Vanguard, the Banki incident took place by 9:50am on Friday when some policemen attached to the Banki Division acked by Boko Harterrorists while trying to drop six of them at the junction road who ackedto proceed to their promotion course examination and interview.
The Borno Commissioner of Police, Mr. Tanko Lawan,confirmed the abduction of the five policemen and the seizing of the Armourd Personnel Carrier (APC).
"The Boko Haram militants were heavily armed, they came in five vehicles", an official in Waza, a town near the site of the attack, said on condition of anonymity.

General Discussion / DADDY,BOKO HARAMR HERE'--LAST WORDS A GIRL SAID 2 HER FADA IN A PHONE CALL B4 K

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The father of two of the abducted girls in Chibok reveals about the last call he received from his daughter when the school was attacked by Boko Haram.
Correspondent of CNN, Isha Sesay, reveals that she had the most difficult conversation with a father that has two daughters kidnapped by Boko Haram, and 4 other women in his family were kidnapped by this radical Islamist organization.
In total his family misses 6 members that were kidnapped, they do not know where they are.
That father revealed about the disturbing phone call he got the night of the kidnap, when one of his daughters said that she believed there was something wrong and that school was under the attack of Boko Haram.
The father went from door to door to his neighbours asking whether they had any calls from their daughters and they said they heard the same. The whole neighbourhood was in panic.
One of the fathers in that area said he received a call from his daughter that said:
„1¤7„1¤7Daddy, Boko Haram are here, they are taking us away they are loading us in a vehicles. Please tell mommy that she may not see me again. Please tell Mommy to pray for me.„1¤7„1¤7
That father never heard from his daughter again

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General Discussion / chockout:-2014 RealNabteb,practical physics AnswersAvailable see.

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QUESTION 1a
(iii) L=100.0cm, t=42.61s
T=t/20= 42.61/20=2.13s
(iv) Log T = Log 2.13 = 0.3285s = 0.33s
Log L = Log 100 = 2.00cm
(vi)
L2 = 80.0cm, t2 = 37.20sec, T2 = 37.20/20 = 1.86sec
L3 = 60.00cm, t3 = 31.97sec, T3 = 31.97/20 = 1.60sec
L4 = 50.0cm, t4 = 30.08sec T4 = 30.08/20 = 1.50sec
L5 = 40.0cm, t5 = 27.04sec T5 = 27.04/20 = 1.35sec
Log L2 = Log 80.0 = 1.90cm
Log L3 = Log 60.0 = 1.78cm
Log L4 = Log 50.0 = 1.70 cm
Log L5 = Log 40.0 = 1.60cm
Log T2 = Log 1.86 = 0.27sec
Log T3 = Log 1.60 = 0.20sec
Log T4 = Log 1.50 = 0.18sec
Log T5 = Log 1.35 = 0.13sec
(vii) table of values
sn:1,2,3,4,5
L(cm):100.00|80.00|60.00|50.00|40.00|
t(s):42.61|37.20|31.97|30.08|27.04
T(s):2.13|1.86|1.60|1.50|1.35
LogL(cm):2.00|1.90|1.78|1.70|1.60
Log(s):0.33|0.27|0.20|0.18|0.13
(ix)
slope (s) = (Log T)2 - (Log T)1/(Log L)2 - (Log L)1 = 0.33 - 0.17/2.0 - 1.70
S= 0.16 / 0.3 = 0.533 s/cm
intercept (c) = 1.35cm
k= 4^2/c^2 = 4 * 22/7 /(1.35)^2 = 12.568 / 1.8225 = 6.896cm^-2
Precautions
- i ensured that the pendulum bob is displaced through a small angle
- i ensure that the bob does not touch the clamp when undergoing oscillations
(1bi)
this is because a spherical bob is a rigid body that does not vibrate
(ii)
L = 30.0cm, Log L = Log 30 = 1.48cm
Log T = 0.02s , T = 10^0.02 = 1.05s
T = 1.05s , when L = 30 . 0cm
(iii)
T = 2 pie sqroot (L/g) , T1 / sqroot L1 = T2/ sqroot L2 , sqroot L2 /L1 = T2 / T1
sqroot L1 -1 / L1 = 5 / 7 , L1 - 1 / L1 = (5/7)^2 , L1 -1 / L1 = 25 / 49
L1 - 1 / L1 = 0.51 , L1 - 1 = 0.51L, L1 - 0.51 L1 = 1
0.49L1 = 1 , L1 = 1 / 0.49 = 2.04cm (3aii)
R = 1ohms , v =1.1v, I = 0.9A
(3aiii)
R^-1 = 1ohms, v^-1 = 0.91v^-1
(3aiv)
R2 = 2ohms, R3 = 5ohm, R4 = 7ohm, R5 = 10pie
I2 = 0.6A, I3 = 0.4A, I4 = 0.35A, I5= 0.24A
V2 = 1.2V, V3 = 2.0V, V4 = 2.1V, V5 = 2.4V
V2 ^ -1 = 0.83v^-1, v3^-1 = 0.5v^-1, v4^-1 = 0.48v^-1, v5^-1 = 0.42v^-1
R2^-1 = 0.5pie^-1, R3 ^-1 = 0.2pie ^-1, R4 ^-1 = 0.14pie^-1, R5^-1 = 0.1pie ^-1
(3av)
SN:1|2|3|4|5
R(ohm):1.00|2.00|5.00|7.00|10.00
I(A):0.90|0.60|0.40|0.35|0.24
R^-1(ohm^-1):1.00|0.50|0.20|0.14|0.10
V^-1(V^-1):0.91|0.83|0.50|0.48|0.42
(3vi)
Graph
(3vii)
Slope (s) = (V2 ^ -1 - V2^-1) /( R2 ^-1 - R1 ^-1) = (0.80 - 0.48) / (0.78 - 0.14) = 0.32/0.64
slope(s)= 0.50 V^-1 / pie ^ -1
PRECAUTIONS
1. i ensure that the key is opened when no readings are not taken
2. i ensure that the circuit parameters are tightly connected to avoid errrors in reading.
(3bi)
i. it does not need time to warm up
ii. it can be recharged and used over again
(3bii)
potential difference in a circuit is the amount of workdone in transferring one coulombs of electricity between two points.
S.I unit is volt
(3biii)
V = 2/3E , 3v = 2E , E = 3v /2 , 9 = 3/2 v , V = 6v
E = I (R + r) , 6= 1 (5+r)
5+r = 6 , r= 6-5 = 1pie
The internal resistant is 1pie.
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General Discussion / NABTEB:-2014 100% REAL PRACTICAL BIOLOGY ANSWERSAVAILABLE HERE.

« Last post by examRuns on May 16, 2014, 09:58:49 am »

(1a)
The white blood cells help to defend the body against diseases by ingesting the bacteria and virus that cause diseases
(1b)
1. contains the male and female sex organs which enable them to exhibit sexual reproduction
2. it contains the reproductive structure of flowering plants
(1c)
1. prolactin
2. oxylocin
3. thyroxin
4. adrenalin
(1d)
(i) toad-------> kidney
(ii) earthworm---------> nephridia
(1e)
(i)pepsin
amylase
lipase
(ii) antidiuretic hormone
(1f)
the function of the phloem is to conduct manufactured for from their area of synthesis to area of synthesis to area where they are needed.
(1g)
i. left auricle
ii. right auricle
iii. left auricle
iv. artery
(1h)
(i) mitochondrion are sites of respiration where energy is released from simple sugar.
(ii) ribosome are responsible for protein synthesis
(1i)
(i) conifers
(ii) blue-green alga
(1j)
i. it helps to prevent overcrowding of plants
ii. it prevents diseases from spreading among plant species
(1k)
i. wildlife
ii. water
(1l)
i. four
ii. two
(1m)
i. carbon(iv)oxide
ii. water
(1n)
(a) burette/sodium hydroxide
(b) millions reagent
(ii)
(a) translusent paper
(b) sudan(iii)solution
(1o)
it allows eveparation of water to the atmosphere QUESTION 2
2(a)
1. A=Hibiscus flower, B= butterfly
2(bi)
it allows pollination
2(bii)
it helps in wind pollination
(2c)
Draw the diagram of hibiscus flower and label.
QUESTION 3
(3a)
specimen c= Tilapia fish
specimen d= Toad
(3b)
Aquatic habitat
(3c)
specimen c is pisces
specimen d is amphibians
(3di)
tabulate
specimen c
i. they have simple eye
ii. they have fins for movement in water
specimen d
i. they have bugly eye
ii. they have two pairs of limbs
(3dii)
1. they have two- chambered heart
2. they have gills for gaseous exchange
QUESTION 4
(4a) specimen E= thoracic vertebra of rabbit
specimen f= lumbar vertebra of rabbit
(4b) observable difference between specimen E and F
tabulate
specimen E
1. it has long neural spine
2. presence of neural arc
3. absense of meta pophysic
specimen F
1. short neural spine
2. absence of neural arch
3. presence of metapophysis
(4ci)
chest region
(4cii)
lower abdomen
(4d)
QUESTION 5
(5ai)
specimen H = water lettuce or hydrophytic plant
(5aii)
Aquatic habitat
(5aiii)
specimen G= spirogyra filament in water
Aquatic habitat
(5b)
specimen G
i. they have no true roots, stem and leaves
ii. they are simple aquatic plant
specimen H
i. possession of waxy cuticles on leaves to prevent wetting
ii. possession of long stem and flower stock to expose the flower leaves
(5c)
thallophyta
(5d)
i. small fish
ii. king fish
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Neco Exam Time Table
Neco Time Table 2014 June/July Neco Exam Time Table
Below is the Neco Time Table 2014;
NATIONAL EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL (NECO)
KM 8 BIDA ROAD PMB 159, MINNA, NIGER STATE
SENIOR SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION: JUNE/JULY 2014
EXAMINATION TIME-TABLE
22ND MAY TO 10TH JULY, 2014
Thursday 22nd May To Wednesday 28th June (Actual date and time will be fixed by the Council)
4114 Paper IV: Oral Arabic 1hr 20mins
4104 Paper IV: Oral French 1hr 30mins
6181 Paper I: Practical ¨C Clothing and Textiles 3hrs
3091 Paper I: Practical ¨C Foods and Nutrition 3hrs
3081 Paper I: Practical ¨C Home Management 3hrs
4044 Paper IV: Aural: Music 40 mins
4041 Paper I: Performance Test, Music Technology/Alternative 1hr 30mins
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Friday 30th May
2011 Paper I: Practical ¨C Biology 2hrs 10.00 am ¨C 12.00 pm
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Wednesday 4th June
2021 Paper I: Practical ¨C Chemistry 2hrs 10.00 am ¨C 12.00 pm
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Thursday 5th June
2031 Paper I: Practical ¨C Physics 2hrs 45mins 10.00 am ¨C 12.45 pm
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Friday 6th June
2061 Paper I: Practical ¨C Agricultural Science 1hr 30mins 10.00 am ¨C 11.30 am
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Tuesday 10th June
4063/4061 Paper III&I: Objective & Practical ¨C Geography 2hrs 30mins 10.00 am ¨C 12.30 pm
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Thursday 12th June
4073/4072 Paper III&II: Objective & Essay ¨C Government 2hrs 40mins 10.00 am ¨C 12.40 pm
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Friday 13th June
4062 Paper II: Essay ¨C Geography 2hrs 10.00 am ¨C 12.00 pm
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Monday 16th June
2023/2022 Paper III&II: Objective & Essay ¨C Chemistry 3hrs 10.00 am ¨C 1.00 pm
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Tuesday 17th June
1012/1013 Paper II & III: Essay & Objective - English Language 2hr 45mins 10.00 am ¨C 12.45 am
1014 Paper IV: Test of Orals ¨C English Language 45mins 12.45 pm ¨C 1.30 pm
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Wednesday 18th June
5033/5032 Paper III & II: Objective & Essay ¨C Commerce 2hrs 40mins 10.00 am ¨C 12.40 am
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Thursday 19th June
2033/2032 Paper III & II: Objective & Essay ¨C Physics 3hrs 10.00 am ¨C 1.00 pm
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Friday 20th June
2063/2062 Paper III & II: Objective & Essay ¨C Agricultural Science 2hrs 30mins 10.00 am ¨C 12.30 pm
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Monday 23rd June
1023 Paper III: Objective ¨C General Mathematics 1hr 45mins 10.00 am ¨C 11.45 am
1022 Paper II: Essay ¨C General Mathematics 2hrs 30mins 12.00 pm ¨C 2.30 pm
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Wednesday 25th June
2043 Paper III: Objective ¨C Further Mathematics 2hrs 10.00 am ¨C 12.00 pm
2042 Paper II: Essay ¨C Further Mathematics 2hrs 30mins 12.00 pm ¨C 2.30 pm
4093/4094 Paper III & IV: Objective & Prose ¨C Literature-in-English 2hrs 15mins 3.00 pm ¨C 5.15 pm
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Thursday 26th June
2013/2012 Paper III & II: Objective & Essay ¨C Biology 2hrs 30mins 10.00 am ¨C 12.30 pm
4113/4112 Paper III & II: Objective, Essay & Literature - Arabic 3hrs 30mins 2 pm ¨C 5.30 pm
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Friday 27th June
4013/4012 Paper III & II: Objective & Essay ¨C Christian Religious Studies 2hrs 30mins 10.00 am ¨C 12.30 pm
4023/4022 Paper III & II: Objective & Essay ¨C Islamic Studies 2hrs 10.00 am ¨C 12.30 pm
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Monday 30th June
4083/4082 Paper III & II: Objective & Essay ¨C Economics 3hrs 10.00 am ¨C 1.00 pm
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Tuesday 1sh July
4123/4122 Paper III & II: Objective & Essay ¨C Hausa 3hrs 10.00 am ¨C 1.00 pm
4133/4132 Paper III & II: Objective & Essay ¨C Igbo 3hrs 10.00 am ¨C 1.00 pm
4143/4142 Paper III & II: Objective & Essay ¨C Yoruba 3hrs 10.00 am ¨C 1.00 pm
4153/4152 Paper III & II: Objective & Essay ¨C Edo 3hrs 10.00 am ¨C 1.00 pm
4163/4162 Paper III & II: Objective & Essay ¨C Efik 3hrs 10.00 am ¨C 1.00 pm
4173/4172 Paper III & II: Objective & Essay ¨C Ibibio 3hrs 10.00 am ¨C 1.00 pm
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Thursday 3rd July
3011 Paper I: Practical ¨C Technical Drawing 3hrs 10.00 am ¨C 1.00 pm
4092 Paper II: Drama & Poetry ¨C Literature In English 1hr 40mins 2.30pm ¨C 4.10pm
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Monday 4th July
3013/3014 Paper III & IV: Objective & Drawing ¨C Technical Drawing 2hrs 30mins 10.00 am ¨C 12.30 pm
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Schools and Candidates should note the following:
i. For Physical Education and Auto Mechanics Practical Paper I, French, Music, and Arabic Paper IV, the specific venues for the examinations should be confirmed from NECO Office in the respective state.
ii. Practical in the Sciences, Stenography, Computer Studies, and Data Processing should be in sets where the number of candidates is large and equipment cannot go round.
iii. VISUAL ART PAPER IV [CREATIVE DESIGN] SHOULD BE GIVEN TO CANDIDATES AT LEAST ONE
WEEK, WHILE WELDING AND FABRICATION, ENGINEERING CRAFT PRACTICE THREE WEEKS TO EXAMINATION DAY.
iv. The Nigerian Languages Hausa, Igbo and Yoruba include Literature aspect.
v. BRINGING GSM INTO THE EXAMINATION HALL IS PROHIBITED.
vi. Use of scientific calculator is not allowed.
vii. The Albinos and blind candidates are to be given 15minutes extra time across all subjects.
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Verified commerce OBJ:
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(3a.)
(i.) It wastes time and energy: This is
because, a person may use all his
time going about in the market
looking for someone who has what
he wants and at the same time needs what he has. (ii.) Difficulty in Assessing the value
of commodity: For instance, it is
difficult to determine how many
tubers of yam will be equal to a
basin of garri. (iii.) It does not encourage
installmental payment -: This is as a
result of the difficulty in assessing
the value and non durability of the
commodities used for exchange. (iv.) The double coincidence of
wants : That is, before exchange
can take place, one has to look for
somebody who wants his
commodity and at the same time
must have what he wants at the material time. (v.) It does not encourage deferred
payment: Deferred payment is a
system whereby one buys a
commodity and pays in future.
under trade by barter, this is not
possible because the goods used for exchange are not durable.
(3b.)
(i.) Money is generally acceptable. (ii.) Money is easily recognizable (iii.) The value of money is more
stable. (iv.) Money can be stored for a long
time. (v.) Money measures the value of
goods and services.
(6b)
(i.) The price: the provision of the
contract states that the price in a
contract may be determined by the
contract or left to be fixed in a
manner thereby agreed (ii.) The subject matter: the subject
matter of the contract is the
ownership of goods bought.the
seller can sue for price the moment
the goods passes to the buyer
(8a) current Assets are also known
as liquid capital. These are assets
that are used for day to day running
of the business. Current assets can
be changed from one form to
another. Examples of current assets are, stocks, debtors, cash in hand,
cash at hand, prepayment
8b) uses of working capital
(i) it is made available for the
running of business
(ii) working capital is used tn
determine the financial position of
the business
(7a) stock exchange market is a
market where share,stock an other
securities are purchased and
sold.The body that regulate the
affairs of stock exchange market is
stock exchange council. (7b) function of the stock exchange
market
(i) it is the market for buying and
selling of securities
(ii) stock exchange market
encourages and direct members of the public to invest viable stocks.
(iii) stock exchange market help
companies to raise capital by
assisting the company to change
their securities to cash.
(iv) it assist government in implementing its monetary policies.
(v) stock exchange determine the
value of shares, stock and other
securities.
(vi) stock exchange market serve as
a means or medium of converging information to investors.
(8c) state of affirs as at 31st
december 2009: (8ci)
current liabilities ---#
Creditors --60,000
Bank overdraft--10,000=70,000 (8cii)
current assets----#
Stock--76,000
Debtors-- 50,000
Cash in hand--20,000=146,000. (8ciii) working capital=current
assets-current liabilities=#146,000-
#70,000=#76,000.
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Verified CRK OBJ:
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11-20: ACDACABCCD
21-30: BACABCACDC
31-40: DBBCABBCCD
41-50: CABCADABDB
6a
Any type of apprenticeship is demanding because to become a learner under a master requires that the learner gives up something. The demand of christian discipleship is very hard,as a result, many people find it difficult to become disciples of jesus christ. We have 3 instances to examine
(6b)
(i) A true disciple of Jesus must exhibit love to others irrespective of their races
(ii) Prayer for others and the nation i.e Intercession
(iii) Exhibit the work of evangelism i.e preaching the gospel of the kingdom to others.(2a)
When Samuel was old, he made his sons Judges over Israel. The first-born was Joel and the second Abiah. They were Judges in Beersheba. But Samuel sons walked not in his ways. They turned aside after gains,took bribes and perverted Judgement. Due to this maladministration, all the elders of Israel went together to meet samuel in Ramala to complain.
The complaints centered on the perverted activities of his sons. The people then demanded for a king to judge them like other nations. The subject displeased Samuel when the people said, "give us a king to judge us". and Samuel cried to the Lord in prayer. The lord answered Samuel to listen to the voice of people in all that they say, for they have not rejected Samuel but rejected him, God,that he should reign over them.
(2b)
(i) He was rejected by God to rule over Israel, his people.
(ii) He was troubled by evil spirits
(iii) He desired comfort from where he ought not to i.e the witch at Endor
(iv) He lost his at the battle on mount Gilboa together with his children.
9a continues
Peter set out the duties of christians towards earthly authorities,they were to respect the civil authority and obey the law of the land. They were to live as servants of God. They were to honour all men,love brotherhood, fear God and honour the emperor.
9b
-To enable the citizen to live and abide in harmony
-To enable the christians to obey and abide by the law of the land
-To enable citizens to participate in civic responsibilities
1a.
i. God creation comprises the creation activities into pattern of six days duration, the accounts is noted for its orderliness moving step by step and day after day. For the light, it was created in first day, "And God said " light was created and separated from the existing darkness. this separation resulted into day and light.
ii. Woman in genesis 2:23 following the God's creation. "This is at last bone of my bones, and flesh of my flesh, this one will be called Woman, because from man this one is take, therefore, man and woman are created on the same day.
1b.
i. God as an all powerful being who created the world.
ii. Man has a special place in creation being created in the image of God.
iii. Man is being in a position to take care of other creatures.
8a
Prayer is the means of communicating with God, not neccessarily in times of need but all times. There are various kinds of prayers.
James wrote to the christians in dispersion and encourage them to remain steadfast in their faith in site of the various trials they were undergoing. He encouraged them to pray to God all the time so that they could perfect and complete, lacking nothing "if any lacks wisdom let him ask God who gives generously but such one should ask in faith without doubting"
8b
-sin
-wrong asking in prayer
-unfaithfulness
9a
Peter exhorts christians to be good citizens. Christians were urged to be live in accordance with hope. To encourage them to remain faithful,he presented jesus as one who had suffered and triumphed. He asked the christians to continue in their faith and allow this to be manifested in their personal living.
Peter demanded that christians should not live a debased life like the rest of the people. They were expected to live as if they were \'foreigners\' in the world.
9a continues
Peter set out the duties of christians towards earthly authorities,they were to respect the civil authority and obey the law of the land. They were to live as servants of God. They were to honour all men,love brotherhood, fear God and honour the emperor.
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