Faith Academy Parents Information: HOMEWORK S.S.3

ECONOMICS
ASSIGNMENT

CLASSWORK

1. Define international trade.

2 .List two types of international trade and explain

3. Explain the word BOP.

4. Mention five objective of IMF.

5. What is economic growth?

HOMEWORK

1. Write a short note on the following

a. Economic integration

b. Economic Development

2. Mention the Reason for international trade.

3. List and explain five Barriers of international trader.

PROJECT

1. Write the Historical Development of Petroleum industry in Nigeria

COMMERCE

PROJECT/ASSIGNMENT

PROJECT

ANSWER all questions in the 2014 Commerce NECO (objectives and theory).

HOME WORK

1. State and explain any five classes of shares a public limited company can issue.

2. Explain five reasons why a manufacturer may engage in personal selling.

3. Explain four ways by which market is important to the economy.

CLASS WORK:

The following is a summary of the assets and Liabilities of Mouka Enterprises for the year ended December 31^st 2000.

₦

Premises 75,000

Motor vehicle 60,000

Fixtures and fittings 60,000

Machinery 65,000

Warehouse 18,000

Stock 20,000

Prepayment 10,000

Accrued expenses 12,000

Cash in hand 8,000

Cash at bank 6,000

Bank overdraft 3,500

Creditors 5,000

Debtors 6,000

CALCULATE:

I. Capital owned

II. Fixed assets

III. Current assets

IV. Current liabilities
V V Working capital

PROJECT/ASSIGNMENT

LITERATURE-IN-ENGLISH

ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS

WILFRED OWEN- THE STRANGE MEETING

1. Treat’ strange meeting’ as a narrative poem

2. Identify the two poet-speakers in the poem, comment on their character and the relationship between them.

3. Discuss ‘strange meeting’ as a war poem

SIR WALTER RALEIGH- THE SOUL’S ERRAND

4. Show vividly that ‘the souls errand’ is founded on irony

5. Discuss ‘the soul’s errand’ as a criticism of our present society

6. Why does the poet ask the soul to go on errand for him? Why does he not send the body?

JOHN FLETCHER- UPON AN HONEST MAN’S FORTUNE

7. Discuss the theme of knowledge and truth in the poem

8. The relationship between God and man preoccupies the poet. DISCUSS

9. Examine the view that the poem is a sermon

TECHNICAL DRAWING

ANSWER ALL QUESTION

HOLIDAY EXERCISE/PROJECT WORK

(a) The figure below shows a bracket. Draw, full size, in the first angle projection, the following views.
        (i) front elevation in the direction of the arrow X ;
        (ii) plan;
        (iii) left end elevation.            [10 marks]

The figure below shows the front elevation and an incomplete plan of a truncated square pyramid.
     (a) Copy the given views.
     (b) Complete the plan.
     (c) Construct the surface development(without the base), using P-P as the seam.             [20 marks]

3. Identify the parts labelled P, Q and R in the section through a wall below.

PHYSICS

ASSIGNMENT

1. Ex 8,pg 463,Number 10 from new school physics textbook

2. (a) what is work function of a metal

(b) The energy of an ultraviolet light is 5.5 x10-⁹j. Calculate its wavelength. [c=3.0 x10⁸ms-¹,h=6.6 x 10-³⁴js]

3. Distinguish between artificial and natural radioactivity and mention two uses of radioisotopes

4. (a) calculate the half-life of radio-isotope which has a decay constant of 0.000456 per day

(b) A physicist uses a radioactive source with a half-life of 4hrs as a clock. If the source initially emits 1440 particles per minute, what interval of time has elapsed when he records 180 counts per minute?

PROJECT

Design and construct one item from the following

*battery

*galvanometer

*electric motor

*transformer

*electroplating

Agricultural Science

HOMEWORK

1. State the functions of the following hormones in farm animals.

(a) Progesterone

(b) Oxytcin

(d) Relaxin

PROJECT

1. Bring any three of the following items, get them from slaughter houses (abiattor) and dry it properly on the sun.

(a) Hooves

(b) Horn

(d) Beak

(e) Nail

(f) Leg bone

ASSIGNMENT

1. Draw and label the diagram of the skin?

NOTE: This should be done in a cardboard paper boldly.

CHEMISTRY

HOMEWORK A

1. Differentiate between polar and non-polar substances

2. State the name for the shape of each of these molecules: i) methane; ii) water; iii) carbon iv oxide and iv) ammonia

3. State the four evidences that shows that air is a mixture

4. State five ways of preventing rusting of iron

5. State the causes of air pollution and briefly explain each.

6. State two (2) for each, the laboratory and industrial preparation of hydrogen

7. State five uses of hydrogen

8. Write briefly on hydrides and list the isotopes of hydrogen

9. Mention the physical properties and chemical properties (with equation for each)for chlorine

10. State the laboratory and industrial preparation of hydrogen chloride gas

HOMEWORK B

1. Mention the three factors which determine the polarity of a substance

2. List the four types of solid crystals and point out the major characteristics of any three

3. What is flame? Name the four zones of a candle flame and what each signifies.

4. Differentiate between rusting and burning

5. Mention any four uses of noble gases

6. State six ways of controlling air pollution

7. Mention any four physical properties and three chemical properties of hydrogen (with equation for each)

8. State the laboratory and industrial preparation of chlorine

9. List the test for chlorine and state any four uses of chlorine

10. Mention the physical and chemical properties of hydrogen chloride gas.

PROJECT

1. Draw a detailed laboratory set-up for the preparation of hydrogen chloride gas

2. Draw a detailed laboratory set-up for the preparation of hydrogen

Cultural and Creative Art

Holiday Project

1. Create a motif of your choice, Produce a print work on fabric using stenciling method

Note: use not more than three colours. (one yard)

The neatness of your work will attract more marks.

Assignment

1. Define printing

2. explain the historical development of printing

Home work

Enumerates any ten terminologies associated with dyeing and printing

FRENCH.

CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT TEST

1.CULTURE ET CIVILISATION:

Ecrivez les suivants[ write the following]:

i. Le nom du president de la France .

ii. Les cinq grand ville de la France. [5mrks]

2. GRAMMAIRE:

Mettez les antonyms de ces mots: [5mrks]

Les Mots	Les Antonyms
Belle	------------------------
Mauvais	------------------------
Homme	------------------------
Oui	------------------------
Fille	------------------------

3. ) LES VOCABULAIRES:

Ecrivez et etudiez vingt mots francais en utilisant le dictionaire et l’internet. [Write and learn twenty new words in French and their meanings using the French dictionary and the internet.] [5 mrks]

MATHEMATICS

INSTRUCTION:

(1) BOTH THE ANSWERS TO THE PROJECT WORK AND THE SOLUTIONS TO THE ASSIGNMENTS

SHOULD BE DONE IN

ONE NOTE BOOK.

(2) ALL THE TOPICS LISTED IN THE SCHEME OF WORK SHOULD BE STUDIED BEFORE

ATTEMPTING THE PROJECT

AND ASSIGNMENTS.

(3) IT IS VERY PERTINENT THAT EACH STUDENT STUDY AND UNDERSTAND THE CONCEPT

GUIDING EACH OF THE

TOPICS LISTED ABOVE, AS INDIVIDUAL ASSESSMENT WILL BE CARRIED OUT ON EACH

STUDENT ON RESUMPTION.

STUDY GUIDE:

(1) NEW GENERAL MATHEMATICS 3

(2) COMPREHENSIVE MATHEMATICS

(3) ONLINE - www.bing.com (type: mathematics: longitude and latitude)

- www.math.wsu.edu

- www.math.com

- maths tutorial

- the video math tutor – youtube

- study mathematics online

MATHEMATICS PROJECT WORK

ACTIVITY 1

Step 1:

1. Get two (2) round balls of oranges

2. Pick one of the oranges and cut it horizontally into 5 parts (i.e. into 5 cross-sections) as shown below.

3. Also identify each cross-section with alphabets as shown below.

4. observe the circumference of the cross sections A, B, O ,C and D

ACTIVITY 2

Step 1:

1. Pick the other complete ball of orange

2. Bisect the orange vertically from top, through the centre O, down to the bottom, as shown in the

diagram below.

A vertically bisected orange ball

3. Observe the two parts.

ASSESSMENT BASED ON ACTIVITY 1

1. What do you observe about the circumference of each cross-sections A, B, O, C and D, as regarding to their sizes?______________________________________________________________________

____________________________________________________________________

2. Complete the boxes/spaces below, using either Great Circle or Small Circle

E.g. A is a Small Circle

B is a _________

O is a_________

C is a _________

D is a_________

3a. What are Great Circles?

b. What are Small Circles?

4. Give two (2) differences between Great Circles and Small Circles?

ASSESSMENT BASED ON ACTIVITY 2

1. By comparing the sizes of the circumference of each cross-section in activity 2, what can you say about their sizes?

2. Do you think the circumference of the cross-section E is the largest circumference you will ever get when you bisect the orange from any part? Yes or NO____________

Give Reasons :______________

3. What can you say about the circumference of the cross-section E and the circumference of cross-section O (in activity 1)?

4.The largest possible circle that can be obtained from a bisected orange is known as?

______________________________________________________________________________

GENERAL ASSESSMENT 1

Step 1:

a) Get a world Globe showing the map of the world with Longitude and Latitude.

Hint: Source from (i) Public Library, Educational Resource Centers

(ii) Charts

(iii) Internet

Step 2:

a) Observe the lines that run vertically from the North Pole to the South-Pole.

b) Also, observe the lines that run through the equator from the West to the East.

Questions:

1. At what angle does the earth make one full rotation?

2. How many hours does it take the earth to make one complete revolution?

3. The imaginary lines that runs vertically from North Pole to South Pole are called?

4. Fill in the blank spaces with either Great Circle or Small Circle.

a. All Meridians are_____________________

b. The equator is_______________________

5a. What do you understand by Prime Meridian/Greenwich Meridian?

b. Differentiate between Prime Meridian and Meridian?

GENERAL ASSESSMENT 2

Step 1:

a) From the sources above, take your time to study about Longitude and Latitude.

Step 2:

a) Critically study the solved examples.

b) Critically analyse the steps used in the the steps used in the solvd examples.

Questions:

1. A circle with the largest radius is called_____________________________

2a. The radius of a sphere is less than the radius of a small circle? True/False________

b. In one sentence support your answer with fact:____________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________

3a. The radius of a great circle of a sphere is equal to the radius of the sphere? True/False_____

b. In one sentence, support your answer with fact:____________________________________

___________________________________________________________________________

4. All radius of a circle whose radius do not pass through the centre is called a_________circle .

5. All radius of a circle whose radius passes through the centre of the circle is called

a ______circle.

ASSIGNMENT 1

1. An aeroplane flies eastwards from a town

for 4 hours at an average speed of 300km/hr to another town R. It then flies due North from R to another town T a distance of 1800km. Calculate the:

a) Longitude of R;

b) Latitude of T, correct to the nearest degree.

(NECO 2014)

2. P and Q are two points on Latitude

and their Longitudes are

respectively.

Calculate the distance between P and Q measured along;

a) the parallel of Latitude

b) a great circle

(SSCE JUNE 1993)

3. Two Places X and Y on the equator are on

i) What is the distance between them along the equator?

ii) How far is X from the North Pole?

(SSCE JUNE 2000)

4. An aeroplane flies from

a) If the journey takes 6 hours, calculate to two significant figures, the average speed of the plane.

b) If the plane now flies due North from B to C, 45km away, calculate the Latitude of C, correct to the nearest degree.

(SSCE JUNE 2008)

ASSIGNMENT 3

1) A rope 60cm long is made to form a rectangle. If the length is 4times its breadth, calculate, correct to

one decimal place, the

(i) Length;

(ii) Diagonal of the rectangle

(SSCE JUNE 2009)

2) A sector of a circle of radius 8cm subtends an angle 90⁰ at the centre of the circle. If the sector is

folded without overlap to form the curved surface of a cone, find the

(i) base radius

(ii) height

(iii) volume of the cone

(SSCE JUNE 2006)

3) a. Copy and complete the table of values for the relation Y = 2 sinx + 1

X	0⁰	30⁰	60⁰	90⁰	120⁰	150⁰	180⁰	210⁰	240⁰	270⁰
Y	1.0				2.7			0.0	-0.7

b) using scales of 2cm to 30⁰on the x-axis and 2cm to 1 unit on the Y – axis, draw the graph of

Y = 2 sin x+1 for 0⁰≤ x ≤ 270⁰

c) Use the graph to find the values of x for which sin x = 1/4

(SSCE JUNE 2014)

4) The total surface area of a solid cylinder is 88 cm², while the height is 7 cm. find, correct to three significant figures, the:

(i) diameter of its cross section

(ii) Volume of the solid.

(NECO 2014)

FURTHER MATHEMATICS

HOLIDAY EXERCISES

1) Define a fibonacci sequence and write down the first 10 term of fibonacci sequence

2) calculate the area under the line Y= x+2 between the limit x=0 and x=10

HOME WORK

3) find the derivative of y= (1-3x)^-3

4) solve the simultaneous equation

5^x+y = 125

5^x+y = 81

PROJECT

5. In a standard normal curve shown above ,find the value of Z such that the shaded area under the curve is 5% of the total shape

COMPUTER SCIENCE

HOME WORK

1. What is computer network?

2. Mention two differences between Ethernet and Token Ring Protocol.

3. List any five benefits of computer networking.

4. Mention two Nigerians that contributed to World Wide Web

PROJECT

1. Identify any four Network cables and connectors.

2. Mention two differences between male and female connectors.

3. State four examples of data cables.

4. Write the meaning of the following protocol

i) HTTP

ii) FTP

iii) SMTP

iv) WAP

ENGLISH LANGUAGE

FIRST TERM

Read the following topics and answer the following questions that follow.

Differentiate between British and American spellings of common words.

Find foreign elements in English usage (ie French, Latin and Greek words)

Vocabulary Development; words associated with Science and Technology.

QUESTIONS

1. Give 20 examples (of No 1 above)

2. Give 10 examples each of Latin, French and Greek words used in English with their meanings.

3. List 20 words associated with Science and Technology

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

FIRST TERM

1.What is Data Processing? List the stages.

2. Supply the following from the History of Computer:

a. Types of computer invented

b. The person that invented

c. The year of invention

3. What is consignment account? List the parties to consignment of goods.

4. Define computer programming language and identify the types.

5. List three advantages of computer.

SPIRITUAL PROWESS

FIRST TERM

1. List the entire prophetic theme from January 2014 to October 2014 with the scriptures

2. List and explain five benefit of fasting with relevant scripture

3. List ten success scriptures you know

4. List ten healing scriptures you know.

5. List ten prosperity scriptures you know.

6. Give an account of God’s plan and purpose of your life with respect to your proposed of study course of study in the high institution support your answer with scriptures.

BIOLOGY

FIRST TERM

PROJECT

1. List and explain the types of germination with diagrams.
On a plane sheet of paper make a diagram 10-12cm long of the reflex arc and label fully.

2. Draw and label the human brain

3. Draw the types of germination.

4. Make a diagram 10-12cm,fully labeled the structure of a neuron

ASSIGNMENT

1. Explain the life cycle of the following insect with diagrams.

(i) Housefly (ii) mosquito (iii) aphids (iv) butterfly (v) termites (vi) cockroach

2. Differentiate between metamorphosis and germination.

3. Explain four peculiar features of social insects.

4. Explain the importance of the amniotic sac to the mammalian embryo.

TEST QUESTIONS

1. What is a fruit

2. Define the term variation

3. State five advantages of variation within a species.

4. In a tabular form outline four differences between continuous and discontinuous variation

5. Give five reasons why termites are described as social insects.

GOVERNMENT

FIRST TERM

HOME WORK

1. What do you understand by ECOWAS? What are the aims and objectives of the formation of ECOWAS?

2. Explain the problems that militate against the effective functioning of ECOWAS

3. Mention the weaknesses of the United Nations Organization (UNO)

ASSIGNMENT

1. What are the problems facing the Common wealth since its formation

2. Mention the factors affecting Nigeria’s foreign policy.

3. State the functions of the Secretary-General of the United Nations Organization (UNO)

PROJECT

Visit the nearest Local government:

1. Briefly explain the description including its geographical location (not more than a page)

2. Give the functions and powers of the Local government visited.

GOVERNMENT

FIRST TERM

HOME WORK

1. Give an explanation of the rule of Law

2. Explain the processes of the rule of Law

3. Identify and explain five problems of the rule of Law

ASSIGNMENT

1. Explain the meaning of human trafficking

2. State five purposes of human trafficking

3. Give five causes of human trafficking

PROJECT

1. Discuss independent judicial as an important ingredient in enhancing social justice in a democratic society.

2. Suggest possible solutions to human trafficking.

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HOMEWORK S.S.3