MATHEMATICS (JSS3)

ANGLES OF ELEVATION AND DEPRESSION

Concepts to Know:

1. Angle of Elevation: This is the angle above the normal eye-level (horizontal line).

X Y

From the diagrams above, angles X and Y are ANGLES OF ELEVATION.

2. Angle of Depression: This is the angle below the normal eye-level (horizontal line).

A B

From the diagrams above, angles A and B are ANGLES OF DEPRESSION.

3. Protractor: This is a Mathematical tool use for measuring angles.

Examples:

Identify whether angle of elevation or depression is formed in the following sentences below:

a. A boy is standing 10m away from a flagpole and sight a bird on top of the flagpole of height 17m with an angel of 60°.

b. A cat observed a dog sleeping under a table.

c. Looking at your pen on the floor.

d. A basketballer aimed at the basketball net.

e. Students looking at the topic on the white board.

Solution

a. Angle of elevation

b. Angle of depression

c. Angle of depression

d. Angle of elevation

e. Angle of elevation

ASSIGNMENT

1. Identify whether angle of elevation or depression is formed in the following sentences below:

a. A pilot observing a tower from an aeroplane in the air.

b. Blessing saw a kite at the top of an MTN mask.

c. When your Mathematics teacher stands to watch you write on a seat in your class.

d. The captain of your ship looking at a Wolf on a cliff.

e. Tunde sighted the sun from a two-story building.

2. A boy is standing 3cm away from the foot of a tree of 7cm high and observes a bird at the top of the tree. Use your protractor to measure the angle form above the boy's normal eye-level. What is the name of the angle formed?

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JSS 3 ENGLISH STUDIES

(A) VOCABULARY OF THEATRE

The word 'theatre' is derived from the Greek word 'theaomai' meaning ' to see'. Hence,t he word refers to an art concerned almost exclusively with the live dramatic performance on stage. Theater can also be a building,or other settings where plays or other dramatic presentations are performed. Sometimes, a theatre can also refer to a place where films are shown.

The purpose of theatre is to imitate or represent life in performance for other people to see and enjoy or from which to learn.

The following are some of the words used in talking about the theatre or play;

1.actor/actress

2.antagonist

3.audience

4.costume

5.downstage

6.protagonist

7.monologue

8.soliloquize

9.climax

10.denouement

Assignment

Give the meanings of the above words related to theatre numbers 1-10

(B)Rewrite the sentences in the possessive form.

1.The car of Mr. Akor

2.The father of Susan

3.The basket of my mother

4.The house of Miss Priscilla

5.I attend a girls college

(C)Write the plural of the following nouns;

A. furniture

b. mouse

c. cattle

d. hoof

e. analysis

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LESSON 3 C.R.S JSS3

Topic: Growth of the Church (contd)

Subheading: INDIGENOUS CHURCHES

After the Reformation that led to the formation of the Protestant or Orthodox Churches in Nigeria, some Nigerians left this Church to form their own African Churches which is seen as new religion Church and know as Indigenous/Independent African Churches.

FIVE PROMINENT ONCE ARE:

1.Christ Army Church: founded by the followers of Garrick Soraki Braide 1918.

2.Cherubim and Seraphim Church: founded by Moses Orimolade 1925.

3. Church of the Lord (Aladura) founded by Josiah Ositelu 1930

4. Christ Apostolic Church (CAC) founded by Joseph Ayo Babalola we1941.

5. Celestial Church of Christ (CCC) founded by S.B.J Oshoffa 1947.

NOTA BENE: These Churches are generally referred to as the White Garment Churches because of the way their members dress during worship.

PENTECOSTAL CHURCHES

The Pentecostal Churches in Nigeria lay emphasis on being born again and they don’t wear white. They includes;

1. Deeper life Bible Church

2. Redeemed Christian Church of God

3. Winners chapel etc.

Assignments

1. Give 7 factors that are responsible for the growth of the church today.

2. List other 5 Pentecostal Churches you know. Do not list the ones in your note here.

3. What is the name of the great movement that brought about the division of the Church into Roman Catholic and Protestants?

4. Give at least three reasons why the indigenous Churches came out from the Orthodox .

5. To refresh our memories on js1 topic read judges 4 and 5 on the liberation of the Israelites from the Canaanites

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY JSS3, LESSON 3. 15/06/2020.

CLASSIFICATION OF INFORMATION

Information can be classified by the

1. Form in which the information exists,2. Time of occurrence; and3. Frequency of occurrence.

Classification of information based on the form in which the information exist ꓽ

a. Written information ꓽ this is written down on a medium and in most cases is paper. Examples are magazines, newspapers, and books.

b. Oral information ꓽ information communicated by talking or speaking.c. Sensory information ꓽ information communicated through the senses such

as hearing, feeling, seeing, smelling and touching.d. Visual information ꓽ information communicated through pictures, charts,

graphs and video.

Classification of information based on the time of occurrence ꓽ

a. Historical information ꓽ this is the information related to the past events such as the first time Queen Elizabeth visited Nigeria.

b. Present information ꓽ this information is related to present events such as current issues.

c. Future information ꓽ this is information relating to future such as weather forecast.

Classification of information based on the frequency of occurrence ꓽ

a. Continuous information e.g. inter-house sport competition.b. Hourly information e.g. radio newsc. Daily information e.g. daily newspapers (e.g Daily Times, Punch, etc.)d. Monthly information e.g. monthly magazines and pay slipse. Termly information e.g. students report card.

f. Annual information e.g. Company’s annual report or budget.

SUMMARYInformation can be classified by the

1. Form in which the information exists ꓽ written, oral, sensory and visual information.

2. Time of occurrence ꓽ historical, present and future information

3. Frequency of occurrence ꓽ continuous, hourly, daily, monthly, termly, and

annual information.

Assignment1. Fill in the table below by giving the example or form in which information

exist ꓽ

S/n Example Form of existence

a Reading your notes

b written

c Watching television

d oral

2. Give your own two (2) examples each of Historical, Present and Future information.

Note ꓽ to be submitted via my email ꓽ ioryaasa@gmail.com

P.H.E. JSS 3

TOPIC : DRUG USE, MISUSE AND ABUSE

Drug: is any chemical substance other than food which is foreign to the body and is deliberately introduced to biologically and physicaly affect the functioning of the body.

Drug use: This is the act of taking drugs for the purposes they are intended and according to the prescription of a health or medical practitioner

Drug misuse: This is the wrong way of using drugs for treating or preventing a particular condition in the body. Drug misuse is a form of self medication

Drug abuse: This is the continuous and deliberate use of drug or chemical substance for reasons other than the medical use

TYPES OF DRUG ABUSE

1. Stimulants

2. Sedatives/ hypnoties/ depressants

3. Narcotic

4. Tranquillizers

5. Psychedelics/ Hallucinogens.

WAYS OF TAKING DRUG ABUSE

1. Orally

2. Injection

3. Topical

4. Inhalation

5. Anal.

REASONS FOR DRUGUSE, MISUSE AND ABUSE

1. Relieve pain during illness or injury

2. Stimulate organs and body functions

3. calm mental patients

4.Relieve insomnia and induse sleep

5. Reduce weight

6. Fight micro-organisms in the body

7. Treat or calm epileptic seizures

CONSEQUENCES OF DRUG MISUSE AND ABUSE

1. Criminal tendencies

2. Poor performance in school

3. lying, stealing and constant borrowing of money.

4. Damage to organs of the body.

5. Irritable and sociopathic behaviors like rape

6. Truancy in school and absence from work.

7. Loss of job due to declining productivity

8. Frustration, leading to suicidal tendencies

ASSIGNMENT.

1. Discuss effect of drug on the Nigeria youth today.

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AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE

REVISION CLASS

LESSON NOTE (JSS 3)

TOPIC: INTRODUCTION TO FARM ANIMAL DISEASES

Farm animal disease can be defined as an illness or unhealthy condition in the body of farm animal. It is also defined as any abnormality or disorder in the normal functioning of organs in the body of an animal.

Disease result in ill health. I’ll health prevents the animals from performing well. The animals may be sluggish and weak, some may not eat while some may even die as a result of disease attack.

TYPES OF DISEASES

1. PHYSIOLOGICAL DISEASES: These are diseases that occur in animals as a result of poor feeding, food poisoning and harsh climatic conditions. Examples

Bloat Kwarshiokor Stunted growth Fever etc.

2. CONTAGIOUS DISEASES: These are diseases that occur when already infected animals come in close physical contact with the healthy ones. Examples

Foot and mouth disease Mastitis

Overcrowding of farm animals allow easy spread of contagious diseases.

3. INFECTIOUS DISEASES: These are diseases that affect animals without coming in close contact with the infected animals. Such infectious diseases are airborne, waterborne or soilborne.

Examples

Newcastle Anthrax Fowl typhoid etc.

FACTORS THAT COULD PREDISPOSED ANIMALS TO DISEASES

Health status of the animal Sanitation

Nutrition Management (non-administration of vaccines and drugs) Breeds of animals Poor housing Unfavourable climatic condition

ASSIGNMENT

1. List seven (7) symptoms of Farm Animal Diseases/Signs of Ill-health and DiseasesPlease submit your work to this email address cletuschima139@gmail.com

SUB – TOPIC: CLASSIFICATION OF LIVESTOCK DISEASES

Livestock diseases are classified into six (6) namely;

I, Bacterial Diseases

Ii, Viral Diseases

Iii, Fungal Diseases

Iv, Metazoan Diseases

V, Protozoan Diseases

Vi, Nutrient – deficiency Disorder

Bacterial Diseases

The singular of bacteria is bacterium. Bacteria are single- celled or unicellular micro- organisms ranging from 0.002m to 0.005 in diameter. They depend on living and non- living organisms for food. Bacteria cause bacteria infections in farm animals during the period of feeding.

Examples of Bacteria diseases includes;

Mastitis

Contagious abortion / Brucellosis Anthrax Fowl typhoid Foot rot Tuberculosis

Disease name Animals Affected

Causal organism

Symptoms Mode of Transmission

Prevention and control

Mastitis Cattle, sheep and goats

Bacteria

Uneasiness during milking

Traces of blood in milk

Swollen udder

Pains around the udder

High fever

Contaminated feed, milk, water

Injury on udder and teat

Dirty environment

Disinfection of hands before milking

Good sanitation

Avoid overcrowding

Isolate and milk animals separately

Contagious abortion/Brucellosis

Cattle, sheep, goat and pigs

Bacteria

Frequent abortion in female animals

Still birth High fever Infertility

in male animals

Reduced

Mating with infected female animals

Licking of vaginal discharge of infected animals

Ensure regular vaccination

Remove infected animals

Use unaffected animals

milk production

Inflammation (swollen) testicles or scrotum in bulls and uterus in female animals

Emaciation (the animals grows thin)

Ingestion of food, water or other materials contaminated with bacteria

for breeding

Sanitation

ASSIGNMENT

1. DISCUSS ANTHRAX on the following headingsa, Animals Affected

b, Causal organism

c, symptoms

d, Mode of Transmission

e, Prevention and control

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SUBJECT: Cultural and Creative Art

CLASS: Jss 3

THEME: Graphics design

TOPIC : Other branches of Graphics design

WEEK : 3

A. Trade Labels:- These are pieces of paper, rubber or any other material pasted or placed on products with some information about the product and the manufacturer. Sometimes the destinations of such products are shown on the trade label.

However, those labels with information about the destination and quantity among other things are sometimes pasted on the outer or larger cartons.

Other types of trade labels are those pasted on containers, such labels are inserted as it is the case with bread loaves. Recent technology in printing is having such labels printed right on the polythene cover of the confectionaries or made into stickers with rubber sheets. All these have made them easier and faster to fix on products.

Examples of Trade labels

B. Book cover design:- It is designs done on the outer part of a book cover, which is made to protect and carry enough information about the content of the book. The cover is usually made with stronger material than the inside pages. Covers are made to be very attractive as a market strategy.

A book cover has a front page that bears the book title, illustrations, the author’s name, the spine by the side and the back cover with the summary of the book content and other information about the author as well as the publisher, the company’s symbol (logo) and the ISBN number from the copyright council, all written in small letter characters to minimize space.

SOME EXAMPLES OF BOOK COVER DESIGN

C. Book Jacket:- It is very similar to book cover. A book jacket is meant to protect the cover, just as the cover is giving protection to the inner sheets or scripts. Books with jackets most of the time have little or no designs on the cover. Such designs and other information are made on the jacket. In addition to this, a book jacket has flaps which are made to overlap and folded over the cover. Book cover and jacket are made following the same procedure under posters, except that they are folded to shape after the design is completed. Example of a book jacket

Example of a book jacket

D. Poster Design:- This is a design that could be described as a piece of bill or placard for display in a public place. Poster usually contains information for public consumption. It could also be described as an art work which specifically contains information either in letters or an illustration or even both for the people’s attention.

To carry the message vividly, lettering and symbols are combined to make the design. The symbols are either in the form of a silhouette or two dimensional.

A silhouette is just an outer shape of an object and the inside is painted with one colour. A two dimensional work is a shape of an object treated in the form of light and shade and so you have the light and dark areas separated clearly from each other. The adoption of this method makes the work simple which is one of the important principles of design.

SOME EXAMPLES OF POSTERS

Steps to poster making

i. Choosing the topic

ii. Making several sketches (visuals)

iii. Selection of best sketches or roughs

iv. Mounting of paper on board

v. Layout/Planning i.e. measurement, choice of lettering and illustrations where necessary.

vi. Colour scheme/ matching.

vii. Application of colour

viii. Finishing and removal from board.

E. Emblems:- Emblems are designs used to symbolize an individual, a group, or sectional interests or beliefs. Badges, labels and medals can be regarded as emblems. Badges can be said to have emanated from heraldry.

Heraldry is a decorative design meant to pass information in the same way as a poster but has the quality of identifying the bearer of the device. When heraldry started in the 14th century, the decorative elements followed a fixed sequence of (a) A center piece known as the Arms and consisting of a shield with a device and (b) Supporters in the form of Helmet, Mantling, Wreath, Crest and motto. The supporters can be in the form of human figures, animals or mythical creatures. Some examples of Emblems:-

SOME EXAMPLES OF EMBLEMS

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN THE FIELD OF GRAPHIC DESIGN

Think you have the passion, creativity, and eye for design needed for a career in Graphic design? Graphics designers are visual problem solvers who tackle tough challenges with creative thinking and strategic use of color, typography, imagery, and spacing. Working on many diverse, different types of graphic design projects from concept to completion, designers

may work in agencies or in a company’s marketing or creative department. With a variety of different types of graphic design specialties available, below are four of the most common areas.

1. Brand Identity and Logo DesignGraphic designers specializing in brand identity and logos envision, propose, and design fresh, powerful visual identities for new and existing brands, organizations, products, and services. Along with fonts and colors, logos are central to brand identity, requiring a unique selection and arrangement of colors, shapes, and designs that will be used to represent the brand nearly everywhere—from websites to company buildings to advertisements. When creating or updating a brand identity, designers may also produce business cards, letterhead, ads, and many other different types of graphic design outputs featuring the new brand identity.

2. Packaging DesignDesigners working in package design must have a passion for designing for 3D shapes, including the inside and outside of packaging. Their job is to create designs that protect the product in shipping, catch the eye of a consumer in a store, and then, when viewed up close, inform and persuade shoppers. This type of design not only involves initial sketches and computer work, but also testing your design on physical mockups to check every angle. An understanding of packaging materials and their environmental impact are other important aspects of this career.

3. Web and Mobile DesignDesigners may focus on either of these two different types of graphic design areas, as long as they know the standards and best practices of the medium for which they’re designing. In these roles, designers design the pages, layout, and graphics for apps or websites, working closely with developers to ensure the feasibility and proper functionality of their designs. They also help to plan a site’s or app’s navigation, structure, and user experience, creating continuity, order, and simplicity across all pages or screens. Knowing the basics of coding will help in this career. More specialized roles within web and mobile design include user experience design, user interface design, and information architecture.

4. Layout and Print DesignDesigners involved in layout and print design strive to find the perfect balance between text and graphics, creating designs that are both aesthetically pleasing and easy to read for magazines, books, newspapers, brochures, posters, and more. For layout and print graphic designers, the placement of imagery and the selection of font and typeface is of particular concern, especially when working with large amounts of text. Familiarity with printing processes and production is also essential for success in this career.

Are you looking for career involving design? Graphic design is all around us. It influences how we perceive the world using colors, photos, fonts, and illustrations. Take a moment to look at the design in the objects around you and you will see that someone put thought into making them both functional and appealing. There are many jobs within the graphic design field to choose from each requiring its own set of special skills. Careers with design can range from a

multimedia designer, flash, sports graphic designers, website design to art director, the scope of the graphic designer is vast, increasing the number of possibilities for those interested in a graphic design career.

So just what can you do with a degree in Graphic design? Here are a few of many jobs you might do with a degree in Graphic design:

Web Designer

Creative Director

Photo Editor

Architecture & Engineering Drafter

Video & Film Editor

Graphic Designer

Product Designer

Multimedia Artist

Flash Designer

Animation/Animator

Art Director

ASSIGNMENT

1. Explain briefly what trade labels are

2. What is a book cover design?

3. What do you understand by the word Emblem?

4. Mention some few jobs one can take with a degree in Graphic design

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e-LEARNING ASSIGNMENT ON BASIC SCICENCE FOR JSS 3.

TOPIC: ETHICAL ISSUES IN SCIENCE AND DEVELOPMENT.

Ethics was seen by an ancient Greek philosopher as investigation of life.

However, ethics is defined as a practical science that deal with the human action, a science of human acts that serves as a reference to what is right and what is wrong.

MEANING OF RIGHT AND WRONG APPLICATION OF SCIENCE.

Science is a method of obtaining and applying of knowledge. It is not a philosophy or a value system.

The application of science can be right or wrong depending upon its use, for example, almost everything in the medical science is right but the weapon developed for mass destruction is wrong.

Science and technology are responsible for all the achievement in the society .Science is the word which is used to refer to an effort to increase the understanding of human in the physical world, while Technology deal with the use and knowledge of tools and craft to deal to deal with the development of human resources and environment.

QUESTIONS.

1. State at least five advantages and three disadvantages of science.

2. Write a short note on the adverse effects of science on;

(a)Individuals

(b) Country.

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Subject: Civic Education

Class: J.S 3

Topic: Electoral malpractices in Nigeria

Electoral malpractices are actions of lawlessness that could stop or discouraged people from casting their votes, freely and sincerely. It is also referred to as election fraud, election manipulation or vote rigging, is illegal interference with the process of an election, either by increasing the vote share of the favored candidate, depressing the vote share of the rival candidates, or both. What exactly constitutes electoral fraud varies from country to country.

Forms of Electoral malpractices

The basic forms of Electoral malpractices are:

Deceitful manifestoes Bribery and corruption Use of thugs and intimidation Election rigging.

Deceitful manifestoes: Election malpractices begins with political parties and candidates printing and saying what they know they cannot do for the people after being elected. Their manifestoes deceive the votes on the basis of such promises.

Bribery and corruption: Candidates and parties, particularly those who are not sure of themselves and their party’s performance, offer financial inducement to voters and Electoral officials for special favours. Security agents are also offered such inducements.

Use of thugs and intimidation: Candidates and parties, particularly those who are not sure of themselves and their party’s performance or those who want to win “at all cost” use hired thugs and miscreants to

disrupt campaign rallies of opponent Snatch ballot papers and boxes Use corrupt security agents to intimidate, arrest and detain opponents so they can rig election

free.Election RiggingElection rigging involves:

Use of underage children to vote Multiple voting by some voters

Subject: Home Economics

Class: J.S 2

Topic: Food Nutrients

Food Nutrients are the chemical substances in the food we eat. The food nutrients differ from each other in their:-

1. Physical properties: these include their structural appearances. The physical properties of a food may change when it is treated in certain ways.

2. Chemical properties: these include the chemical compositions of the nutrients and how they behave under certain conditions.

Proteins: these are body builders. They are important for building and repair of body tissues.

Characteristics of protein

Protein are made up of carbon, hydrogen and nitrogen. The elements arrange themselves in different combinations to form Amino acids The Amino acids then form the proteins. Proteins are digested by enzymes called proteases Many proteins are coagulated by heat Most proteins are insolvable in water

Carbohydrates: These are energy foods. They include sugars, starches and cellulose.

Characteristics of carbohydrates

The elements that make up carbohydrates are carbon, hydrogen and oxygen. All sugars are sweet, but they very in sweetness Sugar are soluble in water. Simple sugars are colourless Starches and complex sugars are broken down to simple sugars before animals can use

them.

Question

Mention any four effects of moist heat on protein State any three effects of dry heat on sugar

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Subject: Social studies

Class: J.S 3

Topic: Family Education

Family Life Education (FLE): refers to any attempt at improving the quantity of individuals and family Life by offering education and support.

Family Life Education (FLE) is concerned with the study of attitudes and skills related to dating, marriage, parenthood, and health of a family. It is designed to help people in their physical, social, emotional and moral development. Because the family is seen as the central focus of the National Population Programmed, FLE is a necessary addition.

Objectives of Family Life Education

Family Life Education will enable people to understand the importance of the family as the basic bio-social group in society.

It helps to know and explain different types of marriages, family structure and life cycle of the family.

To understand the matters relating to sexual relationship, fertility regulation, family planning, before marriage, and child-bearing age.

To grasp the comparative benefits of smaller family sizes and its effect on quality of life both for the individuals involved, the extended family, and the nation as a whole.

To publicize governmental population and family policies.

The physical changes for females during puberty experience are marked by the following features of growth:

Physical Changes In Girls During Puberty:

Puberty in girls is marked by the start of the menstruation cycle, commonly referred to as periods. A major physical development is that of the breast that grows during the teenage years and attains full

growth by the age of 18 years. Hair growth in the pubic area and the armpits are also observed. The normal cycle of hair growth that is

seen in adults is reached by the average age of 14 years. The adolescent years are also marked by a rapid growth spurt. In girls this growth spurt starts at the age

of 11 or usually around the time she reaches menarche and slows down by the age of 16.

Physical Changes In Boys During Puberty:

The physical changes during puberty for males that occur are different in a number of ways. The developments that a boy undergoes during adolescence are:

In boys, the scrotum and the testicles start to grow when they reach puberty.

There is a hair growth observed in the pubis area, armpits as well as the chest and the face. This usually starts around the age of 12; by the time the boy reaches 18 years of age, the pattern of hair growth resembles those of adults.

The growth spurt starts at about 13 years and continues on to about 18 years of age. After that, the growth slows down.

Another physical change that is observed in adolescent boys is the change in their voices. Their vocal cords grow and as a result, the voice pitch changes into a heavier tone.

Physical development and changes at such a sudden and fast rate is quite something for the adolescent kid to deal with. This is the time when the child is in constant need of support and care.

Question

Mention any three signs each of maturity in boys and girls State any two important of family life education

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MUSIC – JSS3

LESSON 3

4. DAVID OKONGWU

He was born in 1925, he hails from Anambra State of Nigeria. From the age of six he became a choir boy. A self-trained David Okongwu obtained a higher local certificate from the Trinity college of Music, London.

From 1939 – 1963, he helped to organize several music seminars and festival for schools and churches in Enugu, Onitsha and Owerri area, when he was with the Nigeria Broad casting co-operation (NBC). He had a very good soprano voice. He composed secular songs, choruses, solos and several arrangement of Psalms and Anthems in Igbo and Latin. His compositions are numerous.

5. T. A. BANKOLE

Ayo Bankole was the Nigerian foremost art music composer and organist of repute. He was born in May 1935. He had his early music education from his parents. He went to London in 1957 on federal government scholarship to study music at the guild hall school of music and drama. He rose in London to become organist and choirmaster of St. James the less in South London.

He was the first Nigerian to study music at the Cambridge University where he reward the organ scholarship of Clare College. T.A. Bankole uses native idioms in his works. Among his great works are the three songs says for baritone and piano comprising Iya, Ja Hanma to ntan and Kiniun, three part songs for female choir comprising Orisa Bi kosi, Yungba Yungba and Enikeni to bag be ara rega, Toccata and fugue for organ and the cantata songs for mixed media comprising a narrator, singer and unusual combination of musical instruments including the India Tambura. Finally he died in very traffic circumstances, in November 1976.

ASSIGNMENT

Write short notes on the following composes

1. Laz Ekueme 2. Adam FibersimaNOTE: All assignment must be submitted to this Email: blissjames20@gmail.com

LESSON 3 BUSINESS STUDIES FOR JSS 3

TOPIC: BALANCE SHEET

A balance sheet may be defined as a statement prepared to show the financial position of a business as at a given date. In other words, it is a statement of the business' assets and liabilities as at a given date.

HEADING OF BALANCE SHEET

Like any other statement, a balance sheet must also have a heading. Example; the heading of a balance sheet prepared for S. Aminu on 30th June 2015 will be written as follows:

BALANCE SHEET S.AMINU AS AT 30th June,2015.

Classification of balance sheet items. The items which will appear on the balance sheet are always classified into assets and liabilities. The diagram below shows assets and liabilities and their sub-divisions.

BALANCE SHEET ITEMS

ASSETS LIABILITIES

FIXED ASSETS CURRENT ASSETS

capital current liability

ASSIGNMENT

From the information below, prepare a balance sheet for mallam, sule as at 30 th june 2015

Capital 40,000

Trade creditors 5,000

land and building 20,000

machinery 6,000

motor vehicle 5,000

furniture 4,000

stock 3,000

Debtors 2,000

cash at bank 4,000

cash in hand 1,000