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Ss1 Economics
Ss1 Economics
Ss1 Economics
1. The activity that involves the creation of goods and services which satisfy human want is
________.(a)demand schedule (b)supply schedule (c)production
2. The following are the types of goods except ______.(a)consumer goods (b)producer goods
(c)market size
3. One of the following is the example of consumer goods______.(a)lumbering (b)mining
(c)milk
4. Consumer goods can further be grouped into two classes _____and_____.(a)durable and
non-durable (b)market size and non-dinable goods (c)quarrying and production
5. _____and_____ are the type of production.(a)direct and indirect (b)secondary and primary
(c)land and labour
6. The breaking down of a production process into different stages is called____.(a)production
(b)capital (c)division of labor
7. The concentration of the productive efforts of an individual is called______.specialization
(b)economic (c)policy
8. One of the following do not belong to the types of division of labour______.(a)specialization
by process (b)availability of labour (c)specialization by sex
9. The advantages of division of labour are the following except ______.(a)time saving (b)large
scale (c)production function
10. _______ production involves in small capital outlay and therefore results in a low level
output.(a)small -scale (b)risk bearing (c)financial economies
11. The independently administered business unit which is capable of carrying out production
construction or distribution activities is called______.(a)firm (b)production (c)entrepreneur
12. _____ are the internal band external cost saving benefits that accrue to a firm aa it expands
in size.(a)economics scale (b)output (c)production
13. _____ is a place where a firm carries out its productive activities.(a)plant (b)machinery
(c)labour
14. The combination of a number of firms producing broadly similar commodities or services for
the same market is called______.(a)what to produce (b)how to produce (c)industry
15. A legal person or entity created by the association of a number of people in accordance with
the law is called _____.(a)skill labour (b)production (c)company
16. _____ is an enterprise set up by an individual or group of individuals, government or its
agencies for the main purpose of making profit.(a)labour (b)factory (c)business organization
17. A form of business enterprise owned, financed and managed by one person is called______.
(a)public corporation (b)private enterprise (c)sole proprietorship
18. One of the following is example of sole proprietorship found in primary industries is______.
(a)farming (b)lawyer (c)doctor
19. A business in which two to twenty persons agreed to legally set up and manage a business
outfit with the sole aim of making profit is called_____(a)public corporation (b)sole
proprietorship (c)partnership
20. The sources of capital for partnership is _____.(a)contribution (b)osusu (c)loans and
overdraft
Part B
1. State and explain the types of partnerships
b. List 4 sources of capital to a sole proprietorship
c. Write 3 source of capital to a sole proprietorship
4. Explain population?
b. What is population census?
c. Mention types of population census