A) The mean B) Histogram C) Mode D) Meadian
A) n B) x C) y D) £x
A) 2 B) 12 C) 10 D) 11
A) Middle number B) Highest number C) Most frequently occuring no D) Lowest number
A) It is easy to determine B) It is difficult to calculate C) It is affected by all values D) Arrangement of data is always tedious
A) Cube of B) Sum of C) Division of D) Multiplication of
A) Histogram B) Pictogram C) Line graph D) Pie chart
A) Multiple bar chart B) Component bar chart C) Simple bar chart D) Compound bar chart
A) Histogram B) Pictogram C) Pie chart D) Bar chart
A) Bar chart B) Line graph C) Histogram D) Pie chart
A) science B) All of the above C) philosophy D) art
A) none of the above B) human want or need or desire C) end of anything D) resources
A) unlimited unavailable resources B) limited unavailable resources C) unlimited available resources D) limited available resources
A) Table B) Chair C) Utensil D) Stove
A) Adams Smith B) Vladimir Putin C) Joe Biden D) Barak Obama
A) art and commercial B) economics and science C) Micro and macro economics D) science and social science
A) resources B) goods C) services D) all of the above
A) False B) True
A) percentage and degrees B) ratios C) sequences D) All of the above
A) title or heading B) Both X and Y axes C) Y axis D) X axis
A) six B) three C) four D) seven
A) Picturegraph B) Pictograms C) All of the above D) Picturesque
A) Historical B) Heroism C) Histographic D) Histogram
A) Uncertain B) None of the above C) True D) False
A) bar charts B) Line graph C) Pie chart D) Pie graph
A) Uncertain B) measure of location C) measure of tendencies D) measure of average
A) Bars B) Chair C) Table D) Graphs
A) interest B) rent C) wage D) Profit
A) Land is mobile B) Land is heterogeneous C) t is subject to diminishing returns D) The supply is fixed
A) Interest B) Bonus C) wage D) Profit
A) government restrictions B) adequate tools to work with C) high levels of employment D) limited vacancies
A) need to satisfy every desire of man B) opportunity cost of goods and services C) Scarcity of resources D) large population size of the world
A) median B) Mode Goods C) mean D) frequency
A) 9 B) 8 C) 5 D) 6
A) interest B) rent C) Bank rate D) commission
A) atmosphere B) Motor C) sea D) forest
A) choice B) ends C) None D) scale of preference
A) Adam Smith B) Lionel Robbins C) Alvan Ikoku D) Alfred Marshall
A) 240° B) 90° C) 180° D) 360°
A) Compound bar chart B) Simple bar chart C) Component bar chart D) Multiple bar chart |