A) Local purchase order B) Delivery note C) Invoice D) Pro forma invoice
A) Typewriter B) Fox machine C) Telephone D) Computer
A) Filing B) Sorting C) Bookkeeping D) Arranging
A) Once used, the stencil cannot be altered B) It cannot produce mulit-colors on the same document C) Pictures cannot be transferred into the copy paper D) Used stencils can be stored for further use
A) Duplicating B) Offset litho C) Stencil duplicating D) Photocopying
A) Telephone B) Photocopier C) Telex D) Typewriter
A) They reduce monotony and boredom B) Little labor is involved C) They are too expensive D) Time is saved
A) Fax machine B) Typewriter C) Printer D) Photocopier
A) Revolving cabinet B) Unilateral cabinet C) Fire-resisting cabinet D) Steel cabinet
A) Profit B) Date C) Total profit D) Unit profit
A) #200 B) #100 C) #500 D) #5000
A) Cheque B) Pass book C) State of account D) Teller
A) It enhance goodwill B) It helps to increase sales C) It add costs D) It does not misled
A) Television B) Newspaper C) Tape D) Radio
A) Magazine B) Newspaper C) Catalog D) Radio
A) It is cheap to acquire B) It encourages decay of social valua C) It is expensive and wasteful D) It helps the consumer to choose from available product
A) Expensive B) Light C) Heavy D) Fragile
A) Road B) Rail C) Air D) Water
A) Passengers B) Goods C) Solids D) Liquid
A) Rail B) Truck C) Car D) Bus
A) Photocopier B) Telephone C) Postal system D) Internet
A) Writer B) Information C) Feedback D) Receiver
A) The hearer and the doer B) The maker and the giver C) The writer and the sender D) The sender and the receiver
A) Credit B) Folio C) Debit D) Discount
A) Assets and liabilities side B) Credit and dedit side C) Life and right side D) Fixed and current assets side
A) Central Bank of Nigeria B) Union Bank of Nigeria C) First Bank of Nigeria D) Stanbic Bank PLC
A) Sample B) Description C) Cheque D) Tasting
A) laugh B) make profit C) render help D) get contract
A) State B) International C) Local D) Trunk
A) Partnership B) Private business C) Public company D) Sole trade business
A) Partnership B) Public corporation C) Sole proprietorship D) Joint stock
A) Date B) Amount C) Folio D) Particulars
A) Production department B) Sales department C) Personnel department D) Account department
A) Oral english B) Verb C) Recorder D) Shorthand
A) Wild B) Insurance C) Banking D) Store
A) Wages and salaries B) Time card C) Pay roll D) Pay slip
A) Curve B) Sign C) Stroke D) Dashes
A) Signs B) Consonants C) Pronunciation D) Spelling
A) Sir John Pitman B) Sir Joseph Pitman C) Sir Isaac Pitman D) Sir Isiah Pitman
A) for every input, there must be a corresponding output B) for every debtor, there must be a corresponding creditor C) for every credit entry transaction, there must be a corresponding debit entry D) for every profit, there must be a corresponding loss
A) Cost of sales B) Gross profit or loss C) Surplus D) Dividend
A) Home trade B) Foreign goods C) International trade D) Foreign trade
A) 4 B) 5 C) 3 D) 2
A) Sales B) Trade C) Salary D) Discount
A) Tangible B) Current C) Liability D) Fixed
A) Groundnut B) Shoes C) Cocoa D) Timber
A) Stapler B) Porch C) Typewriter D) Calculator
A) House B) Purse C) Room D) Bank
A) dividend B) indemnity C) subrogation D) utmost good faith
A) Call B) Letter C) Passport D) Document
A) Trade B) School C) Market D) Bank
A) Mining B) Dentistry C) Farming D) Forest
A) Consumer right B) Consumerism C) Consumer awareness D) Consumer protection
A) Email B) NIPOST C) NITEL D) SAVICOM
A) National scheme B) Pension C) Salaries D) Wages
A) Profit and loss B) Balance sheet C) Trial balance D) Trading
A) Asset B) Liability C) Loan D) Balance sheet
A) Loan B) Assets C) Bank draft D) Liabilities
A) Spoon B) Pot C) Table D) Knife
A) consumer B) producer C) wholesaler D) retailer |