Explain the proverb 'A child sees his shadow and thinks he has grown tall.' and list the places of articulation for the consonants t, m, g, j, z, h.

Here are the answers to the questions from the image: 1. (e) Dee edemede kowara ilu a: Nwata hu onyinyo ya, o chee na o toola. (Write an essay explaining this proverb: A child sees his shadow and thinks he has grown tall.) This proverb, "Nwata hu onyinyo ya, o chee na o toola," means that a young or inexperienced person might mistake superficial changes or minor achievements for true growth or maturity. They might become overconfident or arrogant based on an incomplete understanding of themselves or the world, failing to recognize the depth of experience and wisdom still needed. It highlights the difference between perceived growth and actual, substantial development. --- 2. (a) (i) Gini bu ebe mkpoputa mgbochiime? (What is the place of articulation of consonants?) Step 1: Define place of articulation. The place of articulation (ebe mkpọpụta) refers to the specific point in the vocal tract where two articulators (e.g., the tongue and the teeth, or the lips) come together to obstruct or constrict the airflow, thereby producing a consonant sound. 2. (a) (ii) Deputa ebe mkpoputa mgbochiime ndi a: t, m, g, j, z, h. (List the places of articulation for these consonants: t, m, g, j, z, h.) Step 1: Identify the place of articulation for each consonant. • t: Alveolar (ire na eze elu) • m: Bilabial (egbugbere ọnụ abụọ) • g: Velar (azụ ire na nro ọnụ) • j: Palatal (ire na nro ọnụ) • z: Alveolar (ire na eze elu) • h: Glottal (mkpịsị olu) --- 3. (a) (i) Detuo ndijiche di n'etiti udaolu elu na udaolu nsuda. (State the differences between high tone