If stationery bought for N200 has been entered as N2000. To correct this error?

• A. debit stationery with N2,200
• B. credit stationery with N1,800
• C. debit stationery with N1,800
• D. credit stationery with N2,200

Unitary-system of government, is more suitable to a country

• A. with a robust and dynamic economy
• B. with a relatively small area and a homogenous population
• C. that is sparsely populated
• D. that possesses a strong and modern army

Goods are described as inferior if their demand

• A. decreases as price falls
• B. increases as income rises
• C. decreases as income increases
• D. increases as price increases

This question is based on Chinua Achebe's Arrow of God

'''It is good for a misfortune like this to happen once in a while,'he said, 'so that we can know the thoughts of our friends and neighbours. Unless the wind blows we do not see the fowl's rump.''

The 'misfortune' referred to in this extract was the

• A. misunderstanding between Akueke and her husand
• B. outrage which Oduche committed against the sacred python
• C. sending away of Ezeulu's sons to worship the whiteman's God
• D. ominous vist of Ezeulu's in-laws to his compound

Which of the following metals is passive to concentrated trioxonitrate (V) acid?

• A. Iron
• B. Tin
• C. Copper
• D. Zinc

Which of the following is a features of erosion in arid regions?

• A. Caldera
• B. Barchan
• C. Yardang
• D. Pediment

Two principal ways by which banks can lend money to their customers are through?

• A. loans and overdrafts
• B. loans and discounting bills
• C. overdrafts and cheques
• D. overdraft and treasury bills

Abu Iahab was so nicked named because of his

• A. wickedness
• B. greatness
• C. jealousy
• D. Arrogance

For these questions, choose the option that best complete the gap(s) With strong determination, Adamu was able to .... the problem

• A. surmount
• B. surpass
• C. defend
• D. know

Elijah knew of the covetous act of Gehazi because

• A. he saw the gifts with
• B. he went with him in spirit
• C. it was reported to him
• D. he saw him from afar