Waec 1996 Commerce Past Questions And Answers

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1

Specialization is possible as a result of

  • A. good roads
  • B. education
  • C. demand for goods
  • D. exchange
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2

The document issued to a newly formed public company to commence business is called the

  • A. certificate of incorporation
  • B. articles of association
  • C. memorandum of association
  • D. trading certificate
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3

Which of the following may serve as delivery note?

  • A. Debit note
  • B. Credit note
  • C. Invoice
  • D. Advice note
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4

Which of the following is drawn up as a guide to the running of a Partnership?

  • A. Deed of Agreement
  • B. Partnership Act
  • C. Memorandum of Association
  • D. Prospectus
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5

Explain the social responsibilities of a business to the following: (a) the community (b) the employee (c) the shareholders (d) the government (e) the consumers.

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6

Mr Chidi insured his house against fire. The house was destroyed by flood. Which of the following principles prevented him from being compensated?

  • A. Uberrimae fidei
  • B. Subrogation
  • C. Indemnity
  • D. Proximate cause
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7

(a) State five reasons why road transport would be preferred to rail transport

(b) Give five functions of the Nigerian Airport Authority.

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8

Goods in bonded warehouses are under the strict supervision of the

  • A. Customs Authority
  • B. Ports Authority
  • C. Importer
  • D. Clearing agent
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9

The form given by the Customs Authority to enable an importer examine goods before the arrival of the bill of lading is known as

  • A. entry for warehousing
  • B. certificate of origin
  • C. bill of sight
  • D. bill of exchange
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10

A nation's earnings from tourism are classified as

  • A. visible exports
  • B. invisible exports
  • C. visible imports
  • D. invisible imports
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