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Online Exam - JSS 1 - 003

Total questions: 140

Worksheet time: 2hrs 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Basic Science


Some people use petrol, ethanol as drug. This is a

a)

Good use

b)

Mis- use

c)

Great idea

d)

Welcome idea

e)

Brave step

2.

Basic Science


The following are examples of renewable energy except

a)

Solar

b)

Wind

c)

Geo thermal

d)

Hydro electric

e)

Petrol

3.

Basic Science


Natural sources of energy are grouped into

a)

Renewable and non- renewable

b)

Washable and non- washable

c)

Disposable and non disposable

d)

Useable and un-useable

e)

Visible and invincible

4.

Basic Science


Renewable energy is obtained from sources that can not be

a)

Downloaded

b)

Retrieved

c)

Exhausted

d)

Deleted

e)

Edited

5.

Basic Science


A radio converts electrical energy to

a)

Mechanical

b)

Wind

c)

Water

d)

Sound

e)

None of the above

6.

Basic Science


Plants make use of solar energy to make their

a)

Clothing

b)

Shelter

c)

Shade

d)

Colour

e)

Food

7.

Basic Science


The type of energy found in a hot electric iron is

a)

Heat

b)

Condensed

c)

Solar

d)

Nuclear

e)

Scientific

8.

Basic Science


Energy is essential to

a)

Plants only

b)

Animals only

c)

Both plants and animals

d)

Neither plants nor animals

e)

No organism

9.

Basic Science


Forces which are not in contact with the body to which they are applied are called

a)

Fighting force

b)

Non contact force

c)

Contact force

d)

Semi contact force

e)

No contact force

10.

Basic Science


Natural sources of energy include sun, water and

a)

Battery

b)

Chair

c)

Wind

d)

Cooler

e)

Refrigerator

11.

Basic Tech


It is good to maintain our tools and machines.

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

I Don’t Know

d)

Indifferent

e)

Maybe

12.

Basic Tech


We have _______ types of maintenance.

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

e)

5

13.

Basic Tech


Brushing our teeth can be categorized as ________

a)

Preventive.

b)

Corrective.

c)

Predictive.

d)

Vindictive

e)

preparative

14.

Basic Tech


A machine is ______

a)

something that has mechanical power and moving parts.

b)

Something that can damage our eardrum.

c)

Something we can use to cut our hands.

d)

something we can destroy

e)

Something that transform human being

15.

Basic Tech


Is prevention of machine damage is better than cure?

a)

No

b)

Yes

c)

Indifferent

d)

I don’t know

e)

Maybe

16.

Basic Tech


Electronic device is used in controlling __________

a)

Wood.

b)

Metal

c)

Ceramic

d)

Flow of electric current

e)

Torque

17.

Basic Tech


Integrated circuit consist of __________

a)

Metals.

b)

Woods.

c)

Various electronic devices.

d)

Computers

e)

Aluminum

18.

Basic Tech


All these are examples of basic electronics devices except __________

a)

Diodes.

b)

integrated circuit

c)

Battery.

d)

Fuses

e)

Computers

19.

Basic Tech


A material that is neither a good conductor of electricity nor a good insulator, but has properties of electrical conductivity somewhere between the two is called

a)

Conductor.

b)

Non-conductor.

c)

Semi-conductor.

d)

Fuse

e)

Diode

20.

Basic Tech


________ and _________ are good semi-conductors of materials.

a)

Silicon and germanium

b)

Gold and silver

c)

Diamond and nickel

d)

Barium and carbon

e)

Atom and element

21.

Business Studies


______ is the factor of production who is known as the risk taker and cordinator of other factors.

a)

Labour

b)

Entrepreneur

c)

Land

d)

Capital

e)

Man made

22.

Business Studies


The ______ department is responsible for recruitment new staff, promoting and dismissal of staff.

a)

Personnel

b)

Sales

c)

Accounts

d)

Purchasing

e)

Administrative

23.

Business Studies


Ctrl + V in the computer keyboard stands for _____

a)

Highlight

b)

Bold

c)

Paste

d)

Print

e)

Save

24.

Business Studies


All these are forms of organisation except _______

a)

Sole trader

b)

Partnership

c)

Limited Liabilty Company

d)

Gardner

e)

Public Enterprise

25.

Business Studies


Which of these is not an input device?

a)

Keyboard

b)

Printer

c)

Flash drive

d)

Disc

e)

None of the above

26.

Business Studies


When a customer is overcharged, the seller will issue ______ to correct the error.

a)

Receipt

b)

Invoice

c)

Statement of account

d)

Credit Debit

e)

notenote

27.

Business Studies


The aids to trade that protect people or businesses against risk is called _____

a)

Insurance

b)

Warehousing

c)

Transportation

d)

Communication

e)

Banking

28.

Business Studies


The trade that exist between two or more nations is called _______.

a)

Home trade

b)

Foreign trade

c)

Domestic trade

d)

Retail trade

e)

Counter trade

29.

Business Studies


When a computer is in lower case, ____ will be pressed to change it to upper case.

a)

Cap lock

b)

Tab key

c)

Enter key

d)

Shift key

e)

Function key

30.

Business Studies


The source document that serves as proof of payment is called _______

a)

Cheque

b)

Receipt

c)

Invoice

d)

Credit note

e)

Debit note

31.

CCA


The following are the advantages of improvisation. Except

a)

It promotes team spirit

b)

It gives joy

c)

It increases creativity

d)

It is a good method of teaching

e)

It allows the use of one’s imagination

32.

CCA


The roles of individual exercises are----------. except?

a)

Footballer

b)

Farmer

c)

Tailor

d)

Pastor

e)

Cripple

33.

CCA


Each of this is a group exercises, except----------

a)

A hunting expedition

b)

Bus conductor

c)

Bullying

d)

Break time

e)

A road accident

34.

CCA


Water colour is used for?

a)

Drawing

b)

Painting

c)

Sculpture

d)

Ceramics

e)

Mural

35.

CCA


Play is written by ………………

a)

Footballer

b)

Writer

c)

Playwright

d)

J.p Clark

e)

Actor

36.

CCA


Wole Soyinka is a citizen of-----------------

a)

Tokyo

b)

Nigeria

c)

London

d)

America

e)

Australia

37.

CCA


Lipstick is a tool used in…………….

a)

Costume

b)

Design

c)

Decor

d)

Make up

e)

Tattoo

38.

CCA


Examples of non-drama/non-theater stage include the following. Except -------------

a)

Halls

b)

Open fields

c)

Open church

d)

Open squares

e)

Market square

39.

CCA


Stage is used for?

a)

Exams

b)

Sports

c)

Writing

d)

Acting

e)

War

40.

CCA


A stage manager takes care of a …………….

a)

room

b)

school

c)

stage

d)

cast

e)

crew

41.

Computer Studies


What should I do when I enter the Lab?

a)

Sit down and wait for instructions before anything else

b)

Sit down and play in the computer until I get instructions

c)

Listen to music while I wait

d)

Finish my snack in the lab

42.

Computer Studies


If you're working in the lab, can you talk?

a)

No. There is no place for talking in the lab.

b)

I'm expected to collaborate, quietly, with others in my class.

c)

As long as I whisper

d)

I don't like talking so it doesn't matter to me anyway.

43.

Computer Studies


I am allowed to touch

a)

My computer screen

b)

My neighbor's mouse

c)

My neighbor's keyboard

d)

My own mouse & keyboard

44.

Computer Studies


Which of the following is related to business?

a)

Marketing

b)

Stock Checking

c)

Banks

d)

All of the above

45.

Computer Studies


Typically, an ATM used for?

a)

Withdrawing cash

b)

Watching movie

c)

Video recording

d)

Record the voice

46.

Computer Studies


Most application of robotic are used in area of?

a)

Cooking

b)

Manufacturing

c)

Farming

d)

Teaching

47.

Computer Studies


Device which is used in stores to directly read the universal production code printed on each product sold is called_____?

a)

Spy cam

b)

Bar code reader

c)

Laser light

d)

Printer

48.

Computer Studies


Which of the following ancient methods of information communication involves the use of fire?

a)

Drawing diagram

b)

Beating drums

c)

Smoke signals

d)

Whistling

49.

Computer Studies


The ____method requires using a bell or a small trumpet to get the attention of people

a)

Whistling

b)

Town crying

c)

Making presentation

d)

Drawing diagram

50.

CRS


All of these are evils of bad friendship except

a)

cultism

b)

drug addiction

c)

smoking

d)

praying

e)

gambling

51.

CRS


Who created you?

a)

Jesus

b)

Adam

c)

angel

d)

Gabriel

e)

God

52.

CRS


In the beginning God created the heaven and

a)

moon

b)

trees

c)

man

d)

sun

e)

earth

53.

CRS


Who is God?

a)

creator of heaven and earth

b)

Jesus

c)

a ghost

d)

a man

e)

one of the angels

54.

CRS


God rested on _________ day

a)

1st

b)

2nd

c)

6th

d)

7th

e)

5th

55.

CRS


God created a woman as a ______ to man

a)

servant

b)

laughter

c)

boldness

d)

head

e)

helper

56.

CRS


God created man in His own image and ________

a)

desire

b)

beautiful

c)

likeness

d)

love

e)

handsome

57.

CRS


God created man in His own image and ________

a)

desire

b)

beautiful

c)

likeness

d)

love

e)

handsome

58.

CRS


God created the world out of

a)

marshy waste

b)

clay

c)

darkness

d)

nothing

e)

water

59.

CRS


All are attributes of God except _______

a)

holiness

b)

kingship

c)

loving

d)

weakness

e)

forgiving

60.

Computer Studies


Early computing devices do not include ___

a)

Computer

b)

Pebbles

c)

Cowries

d)

Finger

61.

English language


Instruction: For the following question choose from the words lettered A-D, the word that has the same vowel sound as the one represented by the letters underlined.


exact

a)

ask

b)

fix

c)

exist

d)

tax

e)

fat

62.

English language

Instruction: For the following question choose from the words lettered A-E, the word that has the same vowel sound as the one represented by the letters underlined.


schedule

a)

school

b)

scheme

c)

schwa

d)

leisure

e)

shin

63.

English language


Instruction: For the following question choose from the words lettered A-E, the word that has the same vowel sound as the one represented by the letters underlined.


seizure

a)

beige

b)

hero

c)

zebra

d)

sharp

e)

zero

64.

English Language


From the poems ‘Some African Democrates’ Chigb Ugwoke and ‘Money’ by Owoina Andrew


In the poem ‘MONEY’, the poet cautions people to be ……….

a)

contended

b)

greedy

c)

looters

d)

educated

e)

foolish

65.

English Language

From the poems ‘SomeAfrican Democrates’ Chigb Ugwoke and ‘Money’ by Owoina Andrew


In the expression [And his opinion seconded], shows that money

a)

brings opposition

b)

attracts a lot of support

c)

brings sickness

d)

brings a second person

e)

brings enemies

66.

English Language

From the poems ‘Some African Democrates’ Chigb Ugwoke and ‘Money’ by Owoina Andrew

African Democrats’ mission is solely to build their own _____

a)

democracy

b)

empire

c)

country

d)

security

e)

nations

67.

English Language

From the poems ‘Some African Democrates’ Chigb Ugwoke and ‘Money’ by Owoina Andrew


in ‘some African democrats, the poet’s prayer is a ______

a)

blessing

b)

curse

c)

restitution

d)

reflection

e)

reconciliation

68.

English language


INSTRUCTION: For the question, choose from the options letter A-E, the best literary device that is dominant in the question.


He has a heart of gold.

a)

Hyperbole

b)

Simile

c)

Metaphor

d)

Personification

e)

Euphemism

69.

English language

INSTRUCTION: For the question, choose from the options letter A-E, the best literary device that is dominant in the question.


Dale’s smile is as bright as the sunshine.

a)

Metaphor

b)

Simile

c)

Oxymoron

d)

Personification

e)

Idiom

70.

English language

INSTRUCTION: For the question, choose from the options letter A-E, the best literary device that is dominant in the question.


A wicked whisper came and changed my life.

a)

Irony

b)

Simile

c)

Euphemism

d)

Personification

e)

Hyperbole.

71.

French Language


Instruction: Complétez les phrases suivantes avec les couleurs appropriées en choisissant l’option juste.


Le drapeau du Nigéria a ……………..

a)

deux couleurs

b)

trois couleurs

c)

quatre couleurs

d)

cinq couleurs

e)

six couleurs

72.

French Language

Instruction: Complétez les phrases suivantes avec les couleurs appropriées en choisissant l’option juste.


La couleur du drapeau du Nigéria est …………….

a)

Blanc-vert-rouge

b)

Jaune-vert-blanc

c)

Bleu-blanc-vert

d)

Vert-blanc-vert

e)

Rouge-blanc-bleu

73.

French Language


Instruction : Identifiez les noms des fruits ci-dessous en choisissant l’option juste.

a)

Une banane

b)

Un ananas

c)

Un avocat

d)

Une cerise

e)

Un citron

74.

French Language


Instruction : Identifiez les noms des fruits ci-dessous en choisissant l’option juste.

a)

Une papaye

b)

Une pamplemousse

c)

Une pastèque

d)

Une poire

e)

Une pomme

75.

French Language


Instruction : Observez les images ci-dessous et complétez les phrases suivantes en choisissant les prépositions appropriées.


Le lion court ……………. l’antilope.

a)

devant

b)

à gauche de

c)

à droite de

d)

au milieu de

e)

derrière

76.

French Language

Instruction : Observez les images ci-dessous et complétez les phrases suivantes en choisissant les prépositions appropriées.


Le lion court ……………. l’antilope.

a)

devant

b)

à gauche de

c)

à droite de

d)

au milieu de

e)

derrière

77.

French Language


Instruction : Observez les images ci-dessous et complétez les phrases suivantes en choisissant les prépositions appropriées


Le garçon est ……… la table.

a)

devant

b)

derrière

c)

entre

d)

sur

e)

sous

78.

French Language


Instruction : Mettez les verbes du premier groupe entre parenthèses au présent en choisissant l’option juste.


Vous (chanter) tous ensemble.

a)

chantes

b)

chante

c)

chantons

d)

chantez

e)

chantent

79.

French Language

Instruction : Mettez les verbes du premier groupe entre

parenthèses au présent en choisissant l’option juste.


Les enfants (danser) de joie.

a)

dansent

b)

dansons

c)

dansez

d)

danses

e)

danse

80.

French Language

Instruction : Mettez les verbes du premier groupe entre

parenthèses au présent en choisissant l’option juste.


Elle (sauter) dans la piscine.

a)

sautes

b)

saute

c)

sautez

d)

sautons

e)

sautent

81.

Mathematics

How many month(s) had no rainfall?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

e)

5

82.

Mathematics


How many centimetres of rain fell in September?

a)

35cm

b)

30cm

c)

40cm

d)

25cm

e)

45 cm

83.

Mathematics


What is the total rainfall for the year in centimetres?

a)

150 cm

b)

165 cm

c)

155 cm

d)

170 cm

e)

155 cm

84.

Mathematics


What is the unit of mass you would use to measure the mass of a car?

a)

milligram

b)

centimetre

c)

metre

d)

gram

e)

litres

85.

Mathematics


Calculate the value of b0.

a)

800

b)

700

c)

1000

d)

600

e)

400

86.

Mathematics


Calculate the value of a0.

a)

800

b)

500

c)

400

d)

600

e)

700

87.

Mathematics


Round off 16959 to the nearest ten.

a)

16950

b)

16900

c)

15000

d)

16960

e)

16970

88.

Mathematics


Approximate 69.65 to the nearest whole number.

a)

69

b)

70

c)

60

d)

80

e)

71

89.

Mathematics


Round off 0.0007345 to 2 significant figures

a)

0.00074

b)

0.00072

c)

0.00075

d)

0.00073

e)

73

90.

Mathematics


Solve 11 – x = 5

a)

6

b)

12

c)

12

d)

17

e)

7

91.

Islamic Studies


The call to Islam by Prophet Muhammad SAW was in utmost secret for the first ---------- years

a)

Six

b)

Five

c)

Four

d)

Three

e)

Two

92.

Islamic Studies


--------- is words for calling people to prayer in Islam

a)

Ibadah

b)

Ihyah

c)

Iqamah

d)

Adhan

e)

Inaya

93.

Islamic Studies


______ is the words for starting an obligatory prayer in Islam.

a)

Ibadah

b)

Ihyah

c)

Iqamah

d)

Adhan

e)

Ta’wudh

94.

Islamic Studies


The words of--------- are two times while the words of Iqamah are once.

a)

Ibadah

b)

Ihyah

c)

Iqamah

d)

Adhan

e)

Iman

95.

Islamic Studies


To perform prayers together with people is called -------

a)

Salatul Jama’ah

b)

Salatul Juma’ah

c)

Salatul Janazah

d)

Salatul Janabah

e)

Salatul ‘Idain

96.

Islamic Studies


The following are qualities of an Imam except -----------

a)

Purity

b)

Maturity

c)

Freedom

d)

Sanity

e)

Wealth

97.

Islamic Studies


At delivering Allah’s message, Prophet Muhammad SAW was cursed and abused by -----------

a)

Abu-jandal

b)

Abu-Dharr

c)

Abu-Jahal

d)

Abu-Lahab

e)

Abubakr

98.

Islamic Studies


Hadith No.2 An-Nawawi’s collection covers the ___ pillars of Islam

a)

Six

b)

Four

c)

Five

d)

Three

e)

seven

99.

Islamic Studies


Angel Jibril sat close to the Prophet and rested his hands on the Prophet’s

a)

Shoulder

b)

Hand

c)

Knees

d)

Head

e)

Lap

100.

Islamic Studies


Jibril told the Prophet that he had spoken the ___

a)

fact

b)

truth

c)

reality

d)

belief

e)

best

101.

National Values Education


Human rights can be safeguarded through one of these measures.

a)

Mass education

b)

Independent judiciary

c)

Rule of law

d)

Redress from the court of law

e)

All of the above

102.

National Values Education


____ is not among the civic rights of Nigerian citizens.

a)

Right to life

b)

Right to education

c)

Right to vote

d)

Payment of tax

e)

Right to evade tax

103.

National Values Education

………………. is not one of the classification of rights of Nigerian citizens.

a)

Social rights

b)

Civic rights

c)

Economic rights

d)

Political rights

e)

Catastrophe right

104.

National Values Education


Who composed the current National Anthem?

a)

Sir Benedict Odiase

b)

Professor Wole Soyinka

c)

Professor Chinua Achebe

d)

Professor Kareem Adewale

e)

Professor Sanni Abacha

105.

National Values Education


When was the current National anthem composed?

a)

1981

b)

1980

c)

1979

d)

1878

e)

1978

106.

National Values Education


Cultism started in _____.

a)

University of Lagos

b)

University of Uyo

c)

University of Nigeria

d)

University of Ibadan

e)

University of Nigeria, Nsukka

107.

National Values Education


The following are the characteristics of cultism EXCEPT ________.

a)

Treating non- members with love

b)

They have sign language

c)

They meet in secret places

d)

They usually swear to oaths of secrecy

e)

All of the above

108.

National Values Education


_____ is a group of people that always meet secretly in which their practices is not open to the society.

a)

Family

b)

Cultism

c)

Marriage

d)

Confraternity

e)

Religious

109.

National Values Education




A behaviour which conforms to the rules and regulations guiding an examination is referred to as

a)

Copying

b)

Girraffing

c)

Leakages

d)

Malpractice

e)

Orderliness

110.

National Values Education


Reporting suspicious movement to the police can

a)

Assist criminals

b)

Encourage crime

c)

Escalate crime

d)

Expose the police to danger

e)

Prevent crimes

111.

Physical Education


One of the items listed below makes us have a good personal hygiene

a)

Having our bath at least twice a day

b)

Making sure our clothes are properly cleaned and ironed

c)

Having a clean and treated hair regularly

d)

Having well-trimmed fingernails at all times

e)

All of the above

112.

Physical Education


Recreational activities performed at open fields are called ___ recreational activities

a)

Outdoor

b)

In space

c)

Inner

d)

Indoor

e)

None of the above

113.

Physical Education


Sports help us to be ___

a)

Physically fit

b)

Socially acceptable

c)

Morally balanced

d)

Mentally stable

e)

All of the above

114.

Physical Education


Usain bolt is known for ___

a)

Hockey

b)

Basketball

c)

Gymnastics

d)

Athletics

e)

All of the above

115.

Physical Education


One of the following is not an example of sports

a)

100m race

b)

High jump

c)

Basketball

d)

Volleyball

e)

Keeping malice

116.

Physical Education


___ is not a ball game

a)

Mountaineering

b)

Football

c)

Basketball

d)

Volleyball

e)

Handball

117.

Physical Education


One of the below is not a benefit of recreation

a)

It helps people to develop the spirit of adventure

b)

It helps people to fight all the time

c)

It promotes mental alertness and creativity

d)

It creates room for fun

e)

It promotes emotional stability

118.

Physical Education


A standard athletic track consists of a minimum of __ lanes

a)

4

b)

6

c)

5

d)

8

e)

9

119.

Physical Education


A basketball court has ___ shape

a)

Triangular

b)

Rectangular

c)

Circular

d)

Rhombus

e)

None of the above

120.

Physical Education


___ officiates the game of football

a)

Referee

b)

Principal

c)

Vice principal

d)

Time keeper

e)

Goal keeper

121.

Pre- vocational stud


one of these is not an effect of unhealthy eating habit.

a)

Obesity

b)

Stomach

c)

Kwashiorkor

d)

Healthy growth

e)

Stunted growth

122.

Pre- vocational stud


beans, beef and eggs are rich in ....

a)

Carbohydrates

b)

Protein

c)

Minerals

d)

Vitamins

e)

Fats and oil

123.

Pre- vocational stud


There are .... Classes of food nutrients.

a)

24

b)

12

c)

6

d)

9

e)

15

124.

Pre- vocational stud


The use of illegal drugs or use of drugs against the doctors' prescription is called ....

a)

Drug friendly

b)

Correct use of drug

c)

Drug abuse

d)

Food additives

e)

Child abuse

125.

Pre- vocational stud


The following are examples of family needs except

a)

Food

b)

Radio

c)

Shelter

d)

Clothing

e)

Medical care

126.

Pre- vocational stud


something you must have and can not do without is called a ....

a)

Yardstick

b)

Standard

c)

Want

d)

Need

e)

Client

127.

Pre- vocational stud


The reward for land is

a)

Rent

b)

Salary

c)

Profit

d)

Labour

e)

Wages

128.

Pre- vocational stud


one of these animals is an example of aquatic animals.

a)

Cattle

b)

Fish

c)

Goat

d)

Sheep

e)

Pig

129.

Pre- vocational stud


Animals that live close to man are called ...... Animals

a)

Domestic

b)

Wild

c)

Foreign

d)

Bush

e)

Dangerous

130.

Pre- vocational stud


Crop plants whose seeds, fruits or leaves add flavour to food are ....

a)

Cereals

b)

Latex

c)

Pulses

d)

Forages

e)

Spices

131.

Yoruba Language


…………..lo n wo agbada ati sokoto nile Yoruba.

a)

Obinrin

b)

Oyinbo

c)

Tisa

d)

Omoge

e)

Okunrin

132.

Yoruba Language


Okan lara eya ara ipe ti a le foju ri ni……….

a)

Edo-foro

b)

Komookun

c)

Ete

d)

Efonha

e)

Tan-an-na

133.

Yoruba Language


Litireso alohun ti awon Babalawo maa n lo ni……….

a)

Ijala

b)

Iyere

c)

Esa

d)

Iwi

e)

Iremoje

134.

Yoruba Language


Awon wo ni o maa n sun ijala nile Yoruba……?

a)

Onisango

b)

Oloro

c)

Ode

d)

Eleegun

e)

Oloya

135.

Yoruba Language


Ilu………….ni ekun iyawo ti wopo julo nile Yoruba.

a)

Oyo

b)

Ilorin

c)

Egba

d)

Egbado

e)

Ijebu

136.

Yoruba Language


/ↄjↄ/ tumo si…………..ni akoto

a)

Omo

b)

Ojo

c)

Oyo

d)

Opon

e)

Oso

137.

Yoruba Language


“20+20” ni onka Yoruba je………………

a)

Ogbon

b)

Ogoji

c)

Aadota

d)

Ogota

e)

Ogun

138.

Yoruba Language


“Aadorin” ni……………ni onka Yoruba

a)

30

b)

40

c)

55

d)

70

e)

60

139.

Yoruba Language


“Sit down” tumo si …………..ni ede Yoruba

a)

Wa

b)

Duro

c)

Jokoo

d)

Lo

e)

Dide

140.

Yoruba Language


“Pounded yam” ni…………….l’ede Yoruba

a)

Amala

b)

Ege

c)

Ewa

d)

Iyan

e)

Eba.