Waec 2003 Commerce Past Questions And Answers

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1

Which of the following is not a function of the retailing?

  • A. Buying in bulk and warehousing
  • B. Buying and selling in bits to consumers
  • C. Advising consumers on the right type of goods
  • D. Granting credits to customers
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2

Taxes imposed on locally made goods are known as?

  • A. ad valorem
  • B. import duties
  • C. export drawback
  • D. excise duties
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3

The refund made by on goods re-exported after being imported is known as?

  • A. import duty
  • B. export duty
  • C. excise drawback
  • D. customs drawback
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4

Which of the following documents is required when a bill of lading is not readily available to enable the goods to be landed?

  • A. Bill of exchange
  • B. Certificate of origin
  • C. Consumers invoice
  • D. Bill of sight
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5

Distinguish between the following pairs of terms used in insurance:

(a) Third party and comprehensive policy

(b) Whole life and endowment policy

(c) Insurance and assurance

(d) Premium and compensation.

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6

Which of the following requires services of middlemen?

  • A. Technical goods
  • B. Expensive goods
  • C. Convenience goods
  • D. Perishable goods
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7

The function of the amniotic fluid in humans is to

  • A. protect the foetus against shocks
  • B. remove waste products from the foetus
  • C. supply food and water to foetus
  • D. carry oxygen to the foetus
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8

To sell a bill at less that the face value before its maturity is?

  • A. discounting
  • B. retiring
  • C. accepting
  • D. noting
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9

A partner without an unlimited liability is known as a?

  • A. dormant partner
  • B. nominal partner
  • C. general partner
  • D. active partner
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10

If the insured has been fully indemnified, the insurers are entitled to take any advantage due the insured. The principle of insurance involved is?

  • A. indemnity
  • B. suborgation
  • C. contribution
  • D. insurable interest
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