7: The football player hit his head against the post and suffered a serious head ______
8: Do not try to _____ the bull . He is dangerous
9: Are you going to the party ____ Saturday?
10: Kunmi ___ all his supper last night
11: Chinwe ___ his bicycle to school last week
A person who eats too much is called a ___
13: a wooden shelter made for a dog is a ____
14: Giant and dwarf , mountain and _____
Rooms and house, branch and ____
16: A single tree can't make a forest. This means that
17: The taxi driver pleaded that the splashing of the water was ACCIDENTAL but the woman insisted that it was ______
18: The crowd ASSEMBLED rapidly when the news of the shooting spread
19: it's very easy to teach INTELLIGENT students
20: Adaobi CROSSED the river Niger bridge
22: The drama was HUMOROUS
23: Chike has suddenly become HOSTILE to everyone in the house
24: They're leaving next week
A lot of people admire her
26: Our commander advised us to _____ by the rules
27: It's a pleasure to welcome you __ our home
28: _____ the trader was busy attending to other customers, the man made away with the money
29: Surprisingly, he __ not punished for violating the law
30: The criminal was arrested and ____ before being taken to the police station
Yam is a valuable, costly and highly regarded crop in our land and so, every average farmer struggles to own as much of it as possible. A farmer ready to cultivate his land, first of all clears the land of grass and this is gathered to a spot and burnt. This is done to avoid killing the micro organism on the land and also, to use the ash as manure. After this, the next activity will be to make mounds/ hips on which the farm seedlings are planted. Yam planting starts in April. The size and type of the seedlings to be planted depend on the type of yam needed and it's purpose. If yam seedlings for next year's planting is needed, the smaller seedlings will be required, but if it is meant for eating, bigger seedlings will be planted. After planting, such activities like weeding and caring for tendrils begin. The maturity period is about six to eight months depending on the type of yam species. The hervested yams are preserved in a barn to avoid decay due to excessive heat and rain. Yam is a staple food which gives energy. It can be boiled, fried, or pounded and taken with any kind of soup.
