Commerce JAMB, WAEC, NECO AND NABTEB Official Past Questions

3109

Speed is an important consideration for choice of a means of transport where goods are

  • A. bulky
  • B. inferior
  • C. fragile
  • D. perishable
  • E. durable
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3110

Gases are best transported

  • A. through canals
  • B. by sea
  • C. by air
  • D. through pipelines
  • E. by rail
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3111

Which of the following would best be conveyed by rail transport

  • A. Bread
  • B. Shoes
  • C. Potatoes
  • D. Tomatoes
  • E. Oranges
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3112

Small ships which are used to carry goods and passengers across rivers or canals called

  • A. tramps
  • B. coasters
  • C. tankers
  • D. liners
  • E. ferries
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3113

Money spent on acquiring vehicles, furniture and fittings by a manufacturing company is termed

  • A. Circulation capital
  • B. working capital
  • C. fictitious capital
  • D. fixed capital
  • E. capital owned
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3114

Cash-in-hand and at bank as well as debtors are examples of

  • A. current assets
  • B. fixed assets
  • C. capital owned
  • D. capital employed
  • E. working capital
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3115

New shares are offered for sale to the public through

  • A. acceptable houses
  • B. the stock exchange
  • C. issuing houses
  • D. discount houses
  • E. mortgage banks
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3116

A trader started business with #30,000 and spent #20,000 in buying premises and equipment, the balance of #10,000 is his

  • A. authorised capital
  • B. fixed capital
  • C. working capital
  • D. capital owned
  • E. called-up capital
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3117

A trader started business with #30,000 and spent #20,000 in buying premises and equipment, the balance of #10,000 is his

  • A. authorised capital
  • B. fixed capital
  • C. working capital
  • D. capital owned
  • E. called-up capital
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3118

An offer of new shares made to existing shareholders at a preferential price is called?

  • A. bonus issue
  • B. rights issue
  • C. private placing
  • D. debenture
  • E. preference share
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3119

An offer of new shares made to existing shareholders at a preferential price is called?

  • A. bonus issue
  • B. rights issue
  • C. private placing
  • D. debenture
  • E. preference share
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3120

The insurance policy against claims from customers who might be injured within the business premises is called

  • A. life assurance policy
  • B. endowment policy
  • C. fidelity guarantee insurance
  • D. employers liability insurance
  • E. engineering insurance
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3121

The insurance policy against claims from customers who might be injured within the business premises is called

  • A. life assurance policy
  • B. endowment policy
  • C. fidelity guarantee insurance
  • D. employers liability insurance
  • E. engineering insurance
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3122

An action taken by a seller to avoid risks from unforeseeable price fluctuation is known as

  • A. tendering
  • B. aunctioneering
  • C. quotation
  • D. hedging
  • E. haggling
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3123

An action taken by a seller to avoid risks from unforeseeable price fluctuation is known as

  • A. tendering
  • B. aunctioneering
  • C. quotation
  • D. hedging
  • E. haggling
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3124

The speculator in the stock exchange market who sells securities in anticipation of a fall in price is called a

  • A. bull
  • B. jobber
  • C. bear
  • D. stag
  • E. broker
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3125

Which of the following shows the quality of money

  • A. Ability to represent both small and large values
  • B. Used for deffered payments
  • C. Used as a unit for account
  • D. Facilitating exchange
  • E. Serving as a store of wealth
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3126

If Mr Olu insures Mr Obi’s house, the insurer may, in event of a loss, refuse to pay compensation based on the principle of

  • A. utmost good faith
  • B. subrogation
  • C. insurable interest
  • D. indemnity
  • E. contribution
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3127

Which of the following is an example of insurable risk?

  • A. Change in consumer's taste
  • B. The probability of a third world war
  • C. Flood resulting from excessive rain in a year
  • D. The death of a business partner
  • E. Loss due to change in fashion
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3128

Which of the following is not a function of Development Banks?

  • A. Give long-term loans
  • B. invest directly into Agriculture
  • C. Issue currency notes
  • D. Give technical advice to investors
  • E. Embark on priority projects of governments
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3129

Which of the following is not a means of controlling credit by the Central Bank?

  • A. Fixing the bank rate
  • B. Open market operations
  • C. Clearing inter-bank indebtedness
  • D. Special deposits
  • E. Cashliquidity ratio
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