SECTION A

Revision Questions on General Knowlege

Answer should be between 500 and 800 words in length.

1. ‘Human beings have been primarily responsible for the destruction of the natural environment in Uganda.’ Discuss.

2. Explain the challenges faced by Uganda’s education system and suggest possible solutions to these

challenges

3. To what extent have economic factors contributed to the problem of brain drain in your country?

4. Assess the impact of decentralization on the development of Uganda.

 SECTION B

Revision Questions on Statistics, Logic & Reading Comprehension

5. Read the passage below and answer the questions that follow.

Questions:
a) Suggest an appropriate title for this passage.

b) Why does the author consider bees to be plainly subversive to trade union principles?

c) In not more than 100 words, describe the author’s views about the different types of bees.

d) Explain the meaning of the following words and phrases as used in the passage, using your own words wherever possible.

1. …contempt… Line 1
2. …black –legging… Line 4
3. …natural destiny… Line 18
4. …nuptial flight… Line 24
5. contest of lunatics… Line 29
6.  …magnanimous resolve… Line 35
7. …fuss over… Line 40
8. …intricate… Line 41
9. …progressive intelligence…Line 69
10. …unanimity… Line 75

6. Study the information provided in the table below and answer the questions that follows:

There are four groups in the village of Kinaawa: A1,A2, A3 and A4. Three of the groups belong to different clans. A1 and A4 belong to the same clan. Each grou[ has two children of about the same age group. The children’s orders of birth and sex classification are as follows:

In twenty years’ time the children have grown up and are about to get married. The cultural norms in Kinaawa are such that:

1. marriages among children from the same clan are not permitted
2. marriage between children of the same family is a taboo
3. polygamous marriages are not allowed
4. no males/females from one family are allowed to marry from the same family.
5. homosexuality is strictly forbidden.

On the wedding occasion organized for all the children of the Grou[, two seater sofas were reserved for each Group and the likely number of young married couples in that Group. It is known that the first born of A1, both males of A3 and the male A4 are smokers.

Questions:

1. Determine the possible number of choices that can take place between the children of the four Groups.
2. i) State the likely number of choices each child can make for a partner.
   ii) Giving reasonsfor your answer, identify the children and Groups that have the:
   - highest,
   - least
   number of choices of partners to make.
3. Calculate the maximum number of seats that should be reserved for the four Groups and their likely number of couples.
4. If the habit of smoking is considered such that no two smokers can get married, identify the children who will be:
   i) most
   ii) least
   iii) disadvantaged in choosing partners.

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