Commerce
Commerce
Commerce
S 2 Subject: Commerce
OBJECTIVES
Answer all
1. ________ can be defined as any economic or productive activities which people engage in to create
and produce goods and services in order to make a living (a) employment (b) occupation (c) self-
employment (d) classification
2. Examples of industrial workers are (a) farmers (b) carpenters (c) miners (d) all of the above
3. The creation of utility or production of goods and services which satisfy human wants is known as
_______ (a) occupation (b) job creation (c) employment (d) production
4. The factors of production are __________(a) land, labour, money, workers (b) Land, labour, capital,
entrepreneur (c) Land, labour, workers, employers (d)employers, proprietors, land, workers
5. ________ is common within the low income earners in under-developed countries like Nigeria (a) hire
purchase (b) book-me-down (c) credit selling (d) hire selling
6. ________ is a system of credit in which building societies or banks assists people to buy properties (a)
hire purchase (b) budget account (c) mortgage (d) Book-me-down
7. Act by which the buyer or hirer has possession and the use of goods while the owner retains the
ownership of goods until the final payment has been made is called (a) budget buying,(b) Book-me-
down (c) hire purchase (d) mortgage buying
9. _________ is a group of firms in the same trade (a) trade association (b) trade union (c) trade society
(d) chamber of commerce
10. ______ is the coming together or amalgamation of two or more firms to form a one new company
(a) partnership (b) merger (c) union (d) association
11. An association of organizations who work together for a common sim while retaining their
independence is called (a) merging (b) syndicate (c) union (d) society
12. Which of these is a reason for merges? (a) buying and selling old products (b) diversification (c)
interrogation (d) cartel
13. In holding, one company acquires ________ proportion of the issued share capital of other
companies (a) small (b) large (c) little (d) no
14. The provision of cover against some eventuality which must occur at sometime in the future is
______ (a) insurance (b) assurance (c) possibilities of insurance (d) compensation
15. Compensation for victims depends on the premium paid and the extent of________suffered (a)
losses (b) death (c) association (d) child
16. Example of non-life insurance includes ________(a) bad debts (b) goods in transit (c) motor vehicle
(d) all of the above
17. Life insurance does not include _________(a) endowment (b) term assurance (c) annuities (d) none
of the above
18. Example of industrial workers are _______(a) farmers (b) carpenters (c) miners (d) all of the above
19. Consumer have the right to seek redress and correct any _______(a) product (b) goods and services
(c) items (d) injustice
20. The money consideration for goods and services is called ______ (a) price mix (b) interest (c) wages
(d) capital
THEORY