Simple sugars are called monosaccharides because:

All of the following items are widely used input devices EXCEPT the __________.

Which of the following are all deficiency diseases?

Arrange the following secondary storage devices in order of increasing capacity from smallest to largest: a 1GB memory card, CD-ROM, DVD and a 128 MB flash drive.

Which of the following may result if many people do what the young man in the picture is doing?

1. The rapid growth of cities
2. The growth of shanty towns and squatter settlements
3. The brain drain experienced by many developing countries
4. Inadequate housing, educational and health facilities in urban areas

__________ enables users to convert the image from a fax modem to text and then edit it.

When an acid neutralises an alkali the pH is likely to be:

The density of seawater is:

8x - 4(x - 5) =

The mean of ten numbers is 58. If one of the numbers is 40, what is the mean of the other nine?

Instructions: Select the option A, B, C or D that BEST describe the sentence.

The politician hammered the nail of his argument into the leafy minds of his audience who had come to hear him speak on the difficult subject of monetary policy.

75 g of freshly dug soil was placed in an oven at 105 ℃ for 24 hours. It was allowed to cool, then reweighed. If the final mass of the dry soil was 66 g, what was the % water content of the original soil sample?

The point where two neurones connect is called:

Oxidation can include all of these EXCEPT for:

Boiling and evaporation both involve a liquid turning into a vapour (i.e. a gas).The following statements relate to water.Which one is NOT true?

The chemicals that make up the bodies of animals and plants are called:

We lose water mainly in:

When a metal wire carries an electric current, charges flow through it.The moving charges are:

Which one of the following would NOT give rise to a systematic error in an experiment?

In the rectangle above, if ∠AEB = 80°, then ∠DAC =