Week 4 Topic: Digestive System Introduction Digestion is the process by which food materials are broken down into smaller pieces which can be absorbed into the body cells. Digestion of food starts from the mouth and ends in the large intestine. The unwanted food materials, however, go out of the body from the large intestine
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Have you ever had this happen to you? You wake up with a list of what you want to accomplish for the day, start in a fine manner, but are soon sidetracked by a retinue of other distractions: a quick check of social media, catching up with friends, another funny video to watch online, highlights
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This device is known as an ovillanta – which when translated loosely from Spanish means tyre for laying eggs. It was developed by Gerardo Ulibarri Ph.D, an associate professor of medicinal chemistry and eco-health at Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ontario. He developed it as a means of destroying the larvae of the Aedes mosquito, a genus of mosquito that carries the
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As part of an experiment to determine the sustainability of life in space; returning astronaut, Scott Kelly returned with seeds of a vegetable – the salad leaf rocket – which had been carefully sorted and packed in space, and are to be distributed to 8,500 schools, children’s clubs and societies that have signed up for
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English Language, JSS 2, Week 1 Contents: Spoken English: The /i:/ and /i/ sounds Language Structure: Prefix and Suffix The /i:/ and /I/ sounds: revision The /i:/ sound The /i:/ sound is always spelled ‘ee’ or ‘ea’, but in some other ways also. Say the following: need meat chief police meet please piece machine green
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Civic Education JSS 1 Topic: Forms of democracy Direct democracy: This is an individual freedom; this is where people participate in the governing of the state at intervals. People have liberation without any representation. Representative democracy: This is also known as indirect democracy; in this form of democracy, some people are elected to represent the
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Week 1 Topic: Gravitation and Weightlessness Introduction Gravitational is a science concept that lead had been known and understood from Newton’s time. It was he who propounded the laws of universal gravitation from mathematical theory. Since that time, the theory has been used by other scientists in computing various constants and quantities that relate to
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Love, Lust and Infatuation are very different things entirely. In this post, I try to point out those differences. LOVE Love is not an emotion. It isn’t some warm fuzzy feeling that you get. Your ability to love is based on you, not anyone else. You love because of who you are. Your partner doesn’t
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Following the complicated twist of the hose, can you correctly match the bucket to the tap? Let’s see your brain prowess!
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Financial Accounting, SS 3, Week 5 Topic:Departmental Account Meaning of Departmental Account When an organization operate different segment,each segment is refer to as department. Departmental account aims at separating the several activities of a business in order to compare results and to assist the proprietor in formulating policies. The preparation of departmental accounts will
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