Commerce Past Questions And Answers
1831
A floating policy is an example of?
- A. marine insurance
- B. actuaries insurance
- C. motor insurance
- D. fire insurance
1832
A documentary bill will normally be accompanied by
- A. sales invoice, bill of lading and insurance certificate
- B. clean bill, bill of lading, and insurance certificate
- C. bill of lading, consular invoice, and insurance certificate
- D. consular invoice, FOB certificate and bill of lading
1833
The pooling of business information for the benefit of members is a major function of a?
- A. pressure group
- B. trade association
- C. cultural group
- D. trade union
1834
The type of securities that the stock exchange deals with are
- A. warrants, currency notes, money orders and postal orders
- B. cheques, bankdrafts , warrants and promissory notes
- C. bonds ivory, treasure bills, debentures and warrants
- D. stocks, shares, bonds and warrants.
1835
Not Negotiable on a cheque means
- A. ownership can be transferred to the third party by mere delivery
- B. the cheque can be paid over the counter on endorsement
- C. the holder has no better title than the person person who transfers it
- D. ownership rests with the one who issued the cheque
1836
A document which advertise the shares of a company is known as a?
- A. memorandum of satisfaction
- B. dividend warrant
- C. deed
- D. prospectus
1837
Mr ojo paid Noak the sum of N3,000 for a piece of land without signing a deed of sale. the lement of contract which is lacking is?
- A. valuable consideration
- B. formality
- C. offer and acceptance
- D. capacity
1838
A proforma invoice is not required when
- A. quoting for the supply of good
- B. dealing regularly with a customer
- C. goods are sent on approval
- D. final prices are uncertain
1839
The comparison of a country's visible and invisible exports and imports expressed in monetary term is?
- A. balance of payment
- B. terms of trade
- C. balance of trade
- D. terms of payment
1840
Charges paid by a for staying at at a port beyond agreed sailing time is called?
- A. profit
- B. interest
- C. holding
- D. demurrage

