KING DAVID COMPREHENSIVE HIGHT SCHOOL

BOOK LIST 2020/2021 FORM ONE COMMERCIAL/BUSINESS

	SUBJECTS	TITLES	AUTHORS	PUBLISHERS	EXERCISE BOOK
1	English language	Mastering English	Egbe Besong Elvis	NMI	200ledger
2	French language	Le reseau du Francais	Kang Dickson and Sofia	NMI	300 pg
3	Accounting	Simplified basic and general account Frankwood 1 (business accounting)	Bih Sylvester FRANKWOOD		2 ledger
4	Religious studies	Junior certificate Religious studies Good news bible		FR Basil Sede Stac Bkshop	80 leaves
5	Office practise	Simplified office practice volume 1 Office practice for colleges WK BK 1	Mr Suh Emmanual Ma Ndum N.T.		80 leaves
6	Mathematics	Interactions in mathematics	Tamambang and others	Cambridge	300 register, calcultor
7	Business math	Secondary course business math volume 1 Harmonized business maths WK BK1	Kwanga Drusilla		80 leaves
8	Law and government	Elements of law and government	Anthony mebune		80 leaves
9	Economic geography	Economic geography for commercial and technical school volume 1	Monono Hans		80 leaves
10	commerce	Commerce manual Commerce for colleges1 WK BK1 Essentials of commerce	Sirngede Ma Ndum N.T		80 leaves

Dear Parents, you will find below all topics uncovered before 17/March/20 and their lesson notes in each subject. Make sure your student copy before 5th/October/2020 school resumption.

UNCOVERED TOPICS AFTER 17/03/2020

1) Religious studies.prayers, General Revisions

2) Economic Geography.Trade, General Revisions

3) MATHEMATICS :Elementary statistics and Probability, General Revisions

4) BUSINESS MATHEMATICS :RATIOS and PROPORTIONS, General Revisions

5) OHADA ACCOUNTING : 100% covered before 17/March/2020

NEW LESSONS from 05/March/2020

ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY

MULTILATERAL TRADE.

This is a type of trade that involved more than two countries .This means that many countries come together with common objectives in the process of trading.Many countries in the world easily developed due to their involvement in trade.

ADVANTAGES OF MULTILATERAL TRADE.

1) Constant supply of goods and services as result of many countries involved.

2) There is increased specialisation in the production process.

3) Increased in the standard of living.

4)There is growth and development when countries get into trade.

5) Countries gain trusteeship due to trading activities.

DISADVANTAGES OF MULTILATERAL TRADE.

1)It leads to the importation of harmful goods like cigarettes.

2) Countries will depend more on other countries for the production of goods .

3) There is language barrier and as a result trade will not flow.

4) High transportation cost incurred.

NEW LESSONS

WEEK BEGINNING 01/06 TO 30/06/2020

KING DAVID COMPREHENSIVE COLLEGE ENGLISH LANGUAGE LESSON FOR FORM ONE COMMERCIAL

GRAMMAR: The verb ‘’to be’’ – simple present (review) Read the following sentences and find out the various ways in which the verb ‘’to be’’ con be used in each of the sentences, the verb has been underlined for you: 1. I am excited 2. How are you ? 3. It is very attractive 4. There is a hospital in my neighbourhood 5. are you angry ?

OBSERVATION

‘’ to be’’ is used: I) a) To talk about how we feel - I am bored - We are hungry - My father is sad b) To greet people - How are you? - I am fine c) To appologise

- I am sorry - We are asking for forgiveness II) There + be a) To say the existence of something - There is a phone on the table b) To talk about where things are found - There is a fountain in front of the hotel III) To form questions - Is there a cinema hall in town? - Are there public toilets in town? EXERCISE Having studied the verb ‘’to be’’ Conjugate the verb in the first person singular.

WEEK BEGINNING 13/04 TO 31/05/2020

Mathematics Form1c (15/04/20)
Topic: ANGLE MEASUREMENT

Definition; An angle is a portion or sector of a circle. Angles are measured in degrees(°).Angles are measured using a protractor.One complete turn (revolution) is 360°.

a) Types of angles
There are 5 main types of angles namely;
-Acute angles
-Obtuse angles
-Straight angle
-Right angle
-Reflex angles

•Acute angles
These are angles less than 90° eg 65°, 75°, and 89° etc

• Obtuse angles
These are angles less than 180° but greater than 90°. eg 135°,168°,178° etc

•Right angle
This is an angle equal to 90°

•straight angle
This is an angle equal to 180°. This angle is also called angle on a straight line.

•Reflex angles
These are angles greater than 180° and less than 360° eg 300°, 349°, 298° etc

Ex2: Determine the angle found in the following turns below;
1- half of a turn
2- two turns

Solution:
1) half turn = 360°÷2
=180°( angles in a semi- circle)

2) 2 turns = 360°×2
=720°

Examples
State the type of angle of the following angles below;
1) 39° 2)76° 3)312° 4)180° 5 Orthogonal

Solution:
1-acute angle
2-obtuse angle
3-reflex angle
4-straight angle
5-right angle

LESSON NO 1

LESSON NOTES IN COMMERCE FORM 1 COM.

WEEK 23RD TO 27TH /MARCH 2020

Prof. Ndip

SUMMARY LESSON NOTES FOR THE WEEK: 23RD OF MARCH TO THE 27TH OF MARCH 2020

CLASS: F1

SUBJECT: COMMERCE

MODULE 3: Limited Liability Companies/Joint Stock Companies

LESSON: Limited Liablity Companies

Competences: After reading this lesson, students should be able to:

(a) Define a Joint Stock company,

(b) Explain the characteristics of Limited Liability Companies

CONTENT

3.1 Introduction

3.2 Meaning of joint Stock Companies Or Limited Liability Companies

3.3 Characteristics of a Limited Liability Companies Or Joint Stock Company

3.4 Types of Limited Liability Companies

3.5 Revision Questions.

3.1 Introduction

Industrial revolution has led to the emergence of large scale business organizations. These organization require big investments and the risk involved is veryhigh. Joint Stock Company form of business organization has become extremely popular as it provides a solution to overcome the limitations of partnership business.

3.2 Meaning of Limited Liability company or Joint Stock Company

This is a group of persons who contribute money to form capital which is used to carry out industrial, commercial or tertiary activities with the objectives of maximising profits. Profits are usually distributed according to the amount of money contributed by each member.

It is equally defined as a business owned by people called shareholders. Each shareholder owns company stock in proportion to the number of their shares (certificates of ownership).

3.3 Characteristics of Limited Liability Companies Or Joint Stock Companies

The important characteristics of a Joint Stock Company are as follows:

I.) Incorporated association:

A company is called an incorporated association because it comes into existence only after registration.

II.) Minimum Number of Members:

Forming a public company at least 7 persons and for forming a private company at least 2 persons are required. If not registered it would be treated as illegal association.

III.) Separate legal entity:

A company is regarded as an entity separate from its members because a shareholder of a company

IV.) Continuity.

A joint-stock company has unending life quite independent of the life of its members. The death, insolvency, or exit of any shareholder has no effect on the life of a company.

V.) Transferability of shares:

The capital of a company is divided into parts, called shares. There shares of the company are transferable. In a public company this right of transfer is absolute. In a private accompany, however, some restrictions on the right of transfer of shares are imposed through its articles.

V.I) Limited liability:

The liabilities of a shareholder of a company are usually limited. For satisfaction of the debts of the company, the personal property of the shareholder cannot be used.

LESSON NO 2

WEEK BEGINNING 23RD TO 27TH MARCH 2020

Religious studies.

2 periods.

Form1A,B,C

Module: MARRIAGE (MATRIMONY)

Definition: Marriage is a legal union between a man and a woman who are bonded by love to become husband and wife.

Characteristics of marriage.

1, It is a universal institution.

2, It is a Union of a man and woman.

3, It is a long lasting bond between the husband and wife.

Types of marriage

A, Monogamy: This is marriage between one man and one woman.

A person who practices monogamy is called a monogamist.

B, Polygamy: This is when a man or a woman get married to more than one spouse. A person who practices polygamy is called a polygamist. There are two forms.

1, Polygyny: This is when a man marry two or more wives.

2, Polyandry: This is when a woman marry two or more husbands.

Advantages of polygamy.

1. More labour force

2. Variation in your love life.

3. More income in the family.

Disadvantages of polygamy

1. Transmission of asexually transmitted diseases.

2. Conflicts among the wives and children.

3. Favouritism, jealousy, rivalry and hatred in the family.

C, Trial marriage; This is a form of marriage in which a man and a woman live together for some time to see if they are compatible for marriage.

D, Mixed marriage: This is marriage between people of different social groups example, different culture or religion.

E, Customary marriage: This is marriage according to the laws and customs of a particular people.

F, Civil marriage: This is marriage performed by a government official.

G, Christian marriage: This is marriage between two Christians in the church.

LESSON NO 3

WEEK BEGINNING 23RD TO 27TH MARCH 2020

BUSI NESSMATHEMATI CSFORMONECOMMERCI AL

MODULE5: RATI OS

LESSON1:I NTRODUCTI ONTORATI OS

1.Def i ni t i onandexpr essi on

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Exampl e

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Exampl es

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Sol ut i on

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( b)Gi r l st oboy s

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Sol ut i on

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20+30=50

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or2: 3

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= 3 2 or3: 2

( c)Rat i oofgi r l st ot het ot al numberofst udent s=30: 50 30 50

or3: 5

Exer ci ses

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2.Expr essasar at i o30cmt o50cm.

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TAHETI ENNE

LESSON NO 4

WEEK BEGINNING 23RD TO 27TH MARCH 2020

F 1 C COM. ENGLICH LANGUAGE

GRAMMAR – Prepositions of place on time

Read the following set of sentences and find out what role the underlined words play.

A B

1) The bank at the end of the road 1) I start work at 7:00 am

2) My wife is in the house 2) We go on holidays in may

3) The book is on the table 4) Mass is on Sundays

Observation:

 Prepositions of place show where something is located

 Prepositions of time show when something happens

NB: Study the following table more prepositions of place and time;

A Prepositions of place

B Preposition of time At, in, on, in front, of behind, between, above, near, close to, across, opposite etc…

On, in, past, since, from, for, till ago, by, before etc…

Exercise

Complete the sentences below with the correct prepositions from the list given (you can use a prepositions more than once)

By, at, before, on, in

1) John met his friends……………………………………the reception

2) …………..A few minutes, they were all……………………..the registration desk

3) ……..long the annual meeting dues were distributed

4) I came to school……….bicycle

5) ……………………the way to school, susan met the principal.

Instructor: Njuh Mallick N.

LESSON NO 5

WEEK BEGINNING 23RD TO 27TH MARCH 2020

Food and Nutrition :

Mrs Menyndze loveline and Mrs Ngum Anthionette

Form one A,B and C

Topic Freezers

Lesson,Definition

It is a large labour saving device use for the preservation and storage of food Types There are there different types -Upright freezers -Chest freezer -Refrigerator\ freezer Advantages 1 )Provide variety in the diet 2) saves time

2) prevent food contamination and poisoning Disadvantage 1)it is expensive to run 2)Unpleasant smells can be transfer to other food. FORM 2 Tuesday;Form 2 A,B,AND C Topice Methods of Cooking (moist method) ur -State of the body . Methods of cooking 1)Boiling ,2)steaming,3)stewing. Advantages of boiling 1)It makes tough cuts of meat tender 2)It good for people of all age

LESSON NO 6

WEEK BEGINNING 23RD TO 27TH MARCH 2020

SUMMARY LESSON NOTES FOR THE WEEK: 23RD OF MARCH TO THE 27TH OF MARCH 2020

Class: form 1C

Subject: office practice / business correspondence

Competences: After reading this lesson, students should be able to state and explain the different display methods of business letters below:

▪ Indented layout

▪ Semi-Indented layout

▪ Fully Blocked layout

▪ Semi-Blocked layout

CONTENT:

• Methods of displaying a letter

➢ Brief introduction

➢ Types

❖ Main displays or layouts

❖ Sub-Headings

• Functions of the types of displays

➢ Indented layout

➢ Semi-Indented layout

➢ Fully Blocked layout

➢ Semi-Blocked layout

• Sketches of the types of displays

➢ Semi-Indented layout

➢ Fully Blocked layout

• Assessment

Chapter 04: METHODS OF DISPLAYING FORMAL LETTERS

Methods of displaying formal letters refer to the manner in which the various parts of the letter are organized on a piece of paper. These methods of display can either be called layout, style or paragraph. Some of the displays are term as "headings" which are used for presenting manuscript exercises. There are twelve (12) types of display methods among which five (5) are the main and seven (7) are the sub known as headings.

Main Displays or Layouts:

1. Indented layout

2. Semi indented layout

3. Fully blocked layout

4. Semi blocked layout

5. Hanging paragraph

Sub Headings:

6. Marginal or side heading

7. Paragraph heading

8. Shoulder heading

9. Blocked heading

10. Centered heading

11. Numbered paragraph

12. Lettered paragraph

Functions of the types of display methods

1. INDENTED LAYOUT

With this type of layout, some parts of the letter are shifted to the right or centered, some begin at the left hand of the margin, while the body is indented 5 or 6 strokes or space form the first line of each paragraph. [See sketch NO. 1]

2. SEMI INDENTED LAYOUT

Semi indented layout is presented the same way like the indented layout. The only difference is the body of the letter where 2 or 3 spaces are left inward at the first line of each paragraph. [See sketch NO. 2 & 1] Here, only the body of the letter makes a difference.

3. FULLY BLOCKEDLAYOUT

This type of layout is a situation where all the parts of the letter begin from the left hand margin. Here, no inward space is left. The paragraphs of the body of the letter are differentiated by leaving a double line space when using a machine and a single space when presenting using normal handwriting after each paragraph. In case of the use of the letterhead, only the addresser in centered. [See sketch NO3]

4. SEMI BLOCKED OR MODIFIED BLOCKEDLAYOUT

This layout differs from the indented layout only at the body of the letter where it takes the presentation of the fully blocked layout. [See sketch NO.4]

Sketches of the types of display methods

(DRAWINGS WILL BE DONE IN CLASS)

LESSON NO 7

WEEK BEGINNING 23RD TO 27TH MARCH 2020

FORM 1 COM.

BRETISH ACCOUNTING WITH CHARTS PLEASE GO TO DOCUMENTS

LESSON NO 8

WEEK BEGINNING 23RD TO 27TH MARCH 2020

F1A.B.C

› Phrasal Verbs

What are Phrasal Verbs?

A phrasal verb is a combination of words (a

verb + a preposition or verb +adverb ) that when used together, usually take on a different meaning to that of the original verb

Phrasal Verb Examples

1. break down, check in, tear up

When we use phrasal verbs, we use them like normal verbs in a sentence, regardless if it’s a regular or irregular verb .

For example

1. Ella tore up the letter after she read it.

2. Their car broke down two miles out of town.

3. Did the manager deal with that customer’s complaint.

More phrasal verb examples:

1. Be sure to put on a life jacket before getting into the boat.

2. We left out the trash for pickup.

3. It’s time to get on the plane.

4. What will she think up next?

5. I’m having some trouble working out the solution to this equation.

6. We’re going to have to put off our vacation until next year.

7. Stand up when speaking in class, please.

8. We’ll have to wake up early if we want breakfast.

9. Take off your shoes before you walk on the carpet.

10. My dog likes to break out of his kennel to chase squirrels.

Phrasal Verb Exercises

Choose the correct phrasal verb from the parenthesis at the end of the sentence.

1. Someone broke into my car last night and stole the stereo. (broke down/broke into)

2. Will you be able to get by this month with the little you have?(get off / get by)

1. His father always taught him not to _____ those people with less. (look up to / look down on)

2. Stop complaining and _____ your work! (get on with / get over)

3. The boss wants you to _____ your figures for this month to him. (hand out / hand in)

4. We’re going to have to _____ our trip to Spain until September. (put up/ put off)

5. I _____ Amir today at the supermarket. It was great to see him. (ran out of / ran into)

6. I’m so tired of Sophie _____ her engagement ring all the time. (showing off, showing up)

7. The police would not _____ to the kidnapper’s demands. (give up/ give in)

8. I thought I would _____ for a cup of coffee. Is that okay? (drop off/ drop in)

9. Have you ever _____ such an unusual piece of art? (come forward/come across)

10. It’s important to _____ on time. (show up / show off)

11. _____ your feet when walking; you don’t want to trip! (uplift / lift up)

12. The tree was _____ by the wind. (blown up / blown over)

13. He _____ his hat to show me his new haircut. (took off / took up)

14. I just can’t seem to _____ this book. (get off / get into )

King David Comprehensive College

BOOK LIST 2020/2021 FORM ONE COMMERCIAL/BUSINESS

Dear Parents, you will find below all topics uncovered before 17/March/20 and their lesson notes in each subject. Make sure your student copy before 5th/October/2020 school resumption.

1) Religious studies.prayers, General Revisions

2) Economic Geography.Trade, General Revisions

3) MATHEMATICS :Elementary statistics and Probability, General Revisions

4) BUSINESS MATHEMATICS :RATIOS and PROPORTIONS, General Revisions

5) OHADA ACCOUNTING : 100% covered before 17/March/2020

NEW LESSONS from 05/March/2020

ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY

NEW LESSONS

WEEK BEGINNING 01/06 TO 30/06/2020

WEEK BEGINNING 13/04 TO 31/05/2020

Mathematics Form1c (15/04/20) Topic: ANGLE MEASUREMENT

•straight angle This is an angle equal to 180°. This angle is also called angle on a straight line. •Reflex angles These are angles greater than 180° and less than 360° eg 300°, 349°, 298° etc

LESSON NO 1

LESSON NO 2

LESSON NO 3

LESSON NO 4

LESSON NO 5

LESSON NO 6

LESSON NO 7

LESSON NO 8

Mathematics Form1c (15/04/20)
Topic: ANGLE MEASUREMENT

•straight angle
This is an angle equal to 180°. This angle is also called angle on a straight line.

•Reflex angles
These are angles greater than 180° and less than 360° eg 300°, 349°, 298° etc