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Commerce

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The primary purpose of commerce is to:

a)

Produce goods

b)

Sell products

c)

Facilitate trade and distribution

d)

Employ people

2.

A trade that involves the buying and selling of goods and services within a country is called:

a)

International trade

b)

Foreign trade

c)

Domestic trade

d)

Retail trade

3.

An example of a commercial activity is:

a)

Teaching

b)

Road construction

c)

Selling goods

d)

Planting crops

4.

The difference between wholesale and retail trade is that wholesalers:

a)

Sell directly to consumers

b)

Sell to retailers

c)

Produce goods

d)

Sell at higher prices

5.

Which of these is a function of the stock exchange?

a)

Manufacturing goods

b)

Supervising banks

c)

Providing a market for trading shares

d)

Managing insurance claims

6.

A partnership can have a maximum of:

a)

5 partners

b)

20 partners

c)

50 partners

d)

Unlimited partners

7.

One major advantage of a sole proprietorship is:

a)

Limited liability

b)

Large capital base

c)

Total control by the owner

d)

High tax rate

8.

An example of a primary industry is:

a)

Banking

b)

Mining

c)

Insurance

d)

Retailing

9.

The government agency that regulates the establishment of companies in Nigeria is:

a)

CBN

b)

NAFDAC

c)

NDLEA

d)

CAC

10.

Commerce helps to create employment by:

a)

Reducing imports

b)

Promoting businesses

c)

Enforcing laws

d)

Monitoring government activities

11.

Insurance is primarily meant to:

a)

Avoid risks

b)

Minimize risks

c)

Eliminate risks

d)

Transfer risks

12.

Which of these is a function of advertising?

a)

Production of goods

b)

Creation of demands

c)

Stock management

d)

Transportation of goods

13.

The main aim of consumer protection is to:

a)

Ensure high prices

b)

Safeguard the rights of consumers

c)

Support only local producers

d)

Increase taxes on imported goods

14.

The payment of goods before delivery is termed:

a)

Hire purchase

b)

Credit sales

c)

Cash on delivery

d)

Spot purchase

15.

An advantage of advertising is that it:

a)

Increases product prices

b)

Reduces competition

c)

Informs consumers about products

d)

Promotes monopoly

16.

What is a bill of lading used for in trade?

a)

Payment

b)

Legalizing goods

c)

As evidence of shipment

d)

Taxing goods

17.

A trade discount is given to:

a)

Reduce selling price for retailers

b)

Increase sales tax

c)

Boost employee salary

d)

Enhance customer loyalty

18.

Which of these is a characteristic of a public limited company?

a)

Shares are sold privately

b)

Limited to 20 members

c)

Limited liability

d)

Unlimited liability

19.

The central bank of a country primarily regulates:

a)

Import activities

b)

Commercial banks

c)

Retail trade

d)

International trade organizations

20.

The individual who bears the business risks alone is known as a:

a)

Partner

b)

Shareholder

c)

Proprietor

d)

Manager

21.

The middlemen in commerce who buy goods from producers and sell to retailers are called:

a)

Retailers

b)

Consumers

c)

Wholesalers

d)

Manufacturers

22.

What is the primary function of packaging in marketing?

a)

Selling products

b)

Securing goods during transit

c)

Reducing the product cost

d)

Increasing shelf life

23.

The term "consumer goods" refers to:

a)

Goods used in production

b)

Goods bought by retailers

c)

Goods bought for personal use

d)

Goods stored in a warehouse

24.

An example of a service industry is:

a)

Mining

b)

Farming

c)

Banking

d)

Manufacturing

25.

A document that shows proof of payment for goods is called:

a)

Invoice

b)

Debit note

c)

Receipt

d)

Bill of exchange

26.

A trade association aims to:

a)

Promote products overseas

b)

Protect the interests of its members

c)

Reduce competition

d)

Increase prices of goods

27.

An insurance policy that covers damage to property by fire is known as:

a)

Life assurance

b)

Health insurance

c)

Marine insurance

d)

Fire insurance

28.

Which of these is not a function of money?

a)

Medium of exchange

b)

Store of value

c)

Measure of government debt

d)

Unit of account

29.

The act of combining various businesses to operate as one is known as:

a)

Franchise

b)

Conglomerate

c)

Partnership

d)

Merger

30.

In commerce, demand refers to:

a)

What producers want to sell

b)

Goods stored in a warehouse

c)

Consumer desire backed by purchasing power

d)

The supply of goods

31.

The difference between gross profit and net profit is known as:

a)

Turnover

b)

Total revenue

c)

Net sales

d)

Operating expenses

32.

An organization that operates in more than one country is known as a:

a)

Joint venture

b)

Franchise

c)

Partnership

d)

Multinational company

33.

Which type of account is maintained by a bank for daily transactions?

a)

Savings account

b)

Current account

c)

Loan account

d)

Fixed deposit account

34.

An agent who sells goods on behalf of the principal but in their own name is a:

a)

Broker

b)

Factor

c)

Auctioneer

d)

Merchant

35.

In commerce, the term "assets" refers to:

a)

Liabilities of a business

b)

Capital of the business

c)

The resources owned by a business

d)

The debts of the business

36.

Which document is issued by a manufacturer to a wholesaler when goods are sold on credit?

a)

Receipt

b)

Debit note

c)

Invoice

d)

Statement

37.

The mode of transport suitable for heavy and bulky goods over long distances is:

a)

Rail transport

b)

Air transport

c)

Bicycle

d)

Car

38.

Which of these forms of advertising is least expensive?

a)

Television

b)

Radio

c)

Social media

d)

Newspapers

39.

The written contract between an insurer and the insured is called a:

a)

Premium

b)

Policy

c)

Risk note

d)

Warranty

40.

Which of these is considered a short-term source of finance?

a)

Debentures

b)

Bank overdraft

c)

Shares

d)

Retained earnings

41.

A producer who sells directly to consumers without middlemen is involved in:

a)

Wholesale trade

b)

Retail trade

c)

Direct marketing

d)

International trade

42.

Which of the following is a disadvantage of a public limited company?

a)

Limited liability

b)

Access to capital

c)

Disclosure of accounts

d)

High profits

43.

A document that shows proof of ownership of a ship’s cargo is called a:

a)

Consignment note

b)

Certificate of origin

c)

Bill of lading

d)

Waybill

44.

Which of these is NOT an advantage of a sole proprietorship?

a)

Limited liability

b)

Easy to set up

c)

Full control by the owner

d)

Low capital requirement

45.

A trade union is mainly formed to:

a)

Maximize profit

b)

Improve workers' conditions

c)

Create jobs

d)

Monitor employers

46.

A person who organizes, manages, and assumes the risks of a business is called a:

a)

Manager

b)

Employee

c)

Entrepreneur

d)

Supervisor

47.

The amount an insured pays for an insurance policy is called a:

a)

Deductible

b)

Policy

c)

Premium

d)

Bond

48.

The act of selling goods below cost to attract customers is called:

a)

Profit margin

b)

Loss leader

c)

Discount sales

d)

Commission sales

49.

Which of the following functions is performed by a central bank?

a)

Giving loans to individuals

b)

Regulating monetary policy

c)

Offering deposit services

d)

Setting exchange rates

50.

A major reason for business expansion is to:

a)

Increase profits

b)

Reduce product prices

c)

Control workers

d)

Avoid taxes