WAEC - Commerce (2014)
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A price quotation which includes all the expenses involved in loading the goods into a ship is
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Shares, bonds, stocks and debentures traded on the stock exchange are collectively called
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In a hire purchase contract, the customer becomes the legal owner of the goods by
Answer(A)
paying the last installment
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Which of the following is engaged in commercial occupation?
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"Net 3 months" on an invoice means the buyer will
Answer(B)
gets discount if he pays within 3 months
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The ratio between a country's exports and her imports prices is the
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The charge paid to a ship owner for the unused part of a ship is known as
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Fidelity guarantee insurance will only cover
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In the absence of the bill of lading, which of the following is used o clear the goods
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A system of sales where goods are sold to the highest bidder is known as
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The term "fiduciary issue" means
Answer(A)
money issued without gold backing
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An insurance principle which prevents an insured from making profit when compensated is known as
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A retail outlet with many branches all dealing in similar line of goods is described as a
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A person who gave his building as a security for loan is known as a
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A firm that specializes in packing and shipping of goods is known as a
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Which of the following is a function of marketing department in a firm?
Answer(A)
Add value to goods and services
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An individual or company that engages in the transportation of any type of goods for a fee is called a
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Debentures which are secured by the fixed assets of a company are called
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The central bank sometimes calls for special deposits from the commercial banks in order to
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A principal member of the stock exchange who buys and sells securities on his own is a
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Consumer protection council places an obligation on producers to ensure that their products
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The target of all marketing activities is the
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Small-scale retailers continue to exist in spite of the dominance of large firms because they
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Buildings and machinery purchased for use in business are examples of
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The throwing of goods over board to prevent a ship from sinking is known as
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In insurance, risks that have no statistics for their calculations are
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The practice of selling goods in foreign countries at lower prices than obtainable int he exporting country is known as
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The entertainment industry is classified under
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Buying on impulse is encouraged by
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A fixed deposit account is beneficial to its holders because
Answer(C)
it attracts higher interest rate
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An amount paid by a bull who wishes to defer the purchase of shares to the next accounting period is
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Foreign trade is concerned with
Answer(D)
buying and selling of goods and services among countries
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The distribution of goods creates
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The documents issued by the Registrar of companies which allows a public company to commence business is called
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A cheque bearing a date showing that it was issued more than six months ago is termed a
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A system of buying products from a machine is known as
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Carpentry is an activity classified under
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A system of buying goods by an agent where the supplier is determined by the principal is
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One of the functions of a central bank is to
Answer(A)
perform supervisory role among all the banks in the country
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The issue of Certificate of Incorporation to a company means that it has
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The part of authorized capital of a company sold to shareholders is
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A person who contributes money to a partnership business and is also involved in its general supervision is called
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A business obtains part of its short-term capital from
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A postal service that allows a company's customers to reply to its advertisements at the expense of the company is
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A voluntary association which consists of people who represents a cross section of business interests in an area is a