A) First bank B) Commercial bank C) Central bank D) Micro finance bank
A) Money kept in the bank yields interest B) Money kept in the bank can be withdrawn at anytime C) It helps to control reckless spending D) Money kept in the bank can not be withdrawn
A) Automated Teller Module B) Automated Telephone Machine C) Advanced Teller Machine D) Automated Teller Machine
A) gifts B) advice C) discounts D) loans
A) secure B) risky C) convenient D) flexible
A) furniture B) houses C) securities D) matress
A) educational institutions are established in rural areas B) commercial banks are established in rural areas C) more infrastructural facilities are provided in rural areas D) labour intensive method of agriculture is encouraged
A) rubber B) cotton C) vegetables D) cocoa
A) Crop farming B) Forestry C) Fish farming D) Livestock farming
A) Co-operative credit society B) Commercial banks C) Central banks D) Development banks
A) Shares B) Treasury bills C) Bank notes D) Credit card
A) None of the above B) Domestic trade C) Multilateral trade D) Bilateral trade
A) All of the above B) International trade C) Foreign trade D) Internal trade
A) Entrepot B) Enterprise C) Export D) Import
A) None of the above B) Drawer C) Payee D) Drawee
A) vegetables B) rubber C) yam D) rice
A) savings B) current C) fixed deposit D) none of the above
A) Agriculture B) Financial institutions C) Economics D) Geography
A) African Development Banks B) Free Trade Area C) Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries D) Operation Feed The Nation
A) Commercial farming B) Cooperative farming C) Subsistence farming D) Plantation farming
A) Bank note B) Overdraft C) Treasury bill D) Cheque
A) schools B) banks C) industries D) farmers
A) Merchant bank B) Central bank C) Commercial bank D) Mortgage bank
A) rearing of one animal B) cultivation of two or more crops C) cultivation of only one crop D) rearing of two or more animals
A) 1969 B) 1957 C) 1967 D) 1959
A) Market B) Commercial banks C) Schools D) Bureau de change
A) Mortgage banks B) Stock Exchange Market C) None of the above D) Bureau de change
A) different firms producing equal number of similar goods and services B) many firms producing unidentical goods and services C) different firms producing different goods D) a firm of producing similar goods and services
A) Industry B) Factory C) Plant D) Firm
A) Localisation of industries B) Siting of industry C) Location of industry D) Establishment of industry
A) None of the above B) Factory C) Plant D) Industrial estate
A) Conversion industry B) Mining industry C) Transport industry D) Processing industry
A) Construction industry B) Mining industry C) Transport industry D) Processing industry
A) promixity to source of raw materials B) availability of capital C) efficient allocation of resources D) nearness to market
A) None of the above B) Factories estate C) Business estates D) Industrial estate
A) No idea B) near C) far from D) both
A) Power and energy B) Mining C) Transport D) Processing
A) transportation and accomodations of staff are expensive B) it will be easier for firms to get raw materials in the rural areas C) transportation and accomodations of staff are likely to be less D) it checks the drift of young people from the rural areas to the towns and cities
A) agriculture B) transportation C) education D) housing
A) buy food B) keep our money and other valuable materials C) acquire education D) eat food |