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PEACEHILLS COLLEGE

FIRST TERM EXAMINATION


SUBJECT: ECONOMICS CLASS: SS1 TIME: 2HRS

The reward to land as a factor of production is (A) Profit (B) rent (C) interest (D) wage

The study of Economics becomes necessary because of the (A) large population size of the world (B)
Scarcity of resources (C) opportunity cost of goods and services (D) need to satisfy every desire of man.

The reward to capital as a factor of production is (A) rent (B) wage (C) Interest (D) Commission

Mining is an example of (A) tertiary production (B) Primary production (C) Secondary production (D)
advanced production

Human wants are unlimited because (A) Production is inadequate (B) resources have alternative uses
(C) new wants always arise (D) resources are limited

A basic economic problem of any society is (A) High level of illiteracy (B) irregular power supply (C)
population growth (D) resource allocation

Which of the following is related to resource allocation in an economy? (A) How to produce (B) What to
produce (C) For whom to produce (D) Efficient use of inputs

The action of government to forgo road construction in order to provide more health facilities denotes
(A) sound economic decision (B) Opportunity cost (C) Practicable government policy (D) Scale of
preference

The sum of items divided by the number of items is the (A) frequency (B) mean (C) median (D) Mode

Goods which have to be paid for are known as (A) Physical goods (B) economic goods (C) free goods
(D) Intangible goods

Use the table below to answer questions 11 and 12.

X 2 3 4 5

F 2 5 2 1

From the table, the mean of the Distribution is (A) 2.2 (B) 2.5 (C) 3.2 (D) 4.5

What is the median of the distribution? (A) 5 (B) 4 (C) 3 (D) 2


Which of the following problems arises where there are more than one technically possible methods of
production? (A) Where to produce (B) For whom to produce (C) How to produce (D) What to produce

Which of the following best describes the mode? (A) Observation with highest frequency (B) average of
two middle numbers (C) item that occupies the middle position (D) difference of two extreme values.

An arrangement of data in vows and columns is referred to as a (A) graph (B) bar chart (C) pie chart
(D) table

Which of the following is not true about land? (A) The supply is fixed (B) Land is mobile (C) it is subject
to diminishing returns (D) Land is heterogeneous

The reward which accrues to labour for participating in production is (A) Interest (B) wage (C)
Bonus (D) Profit

One characteristic of labour is that it is (A) fixed in demand (B) fixed in supply (C) Mobile (D)
Untrainable

An example of a producer good is a (A) tin of milk (B) hammer (C) loaf of bread (D) shirt

The type of production that involves the tapping and harnessing of natural resources is (A) Primary
production (B) secondary production (C) tertiary production (D) industrial production

The following are examples of economic goods except (A) bottled water (B) air (C) household utensils
(D) shelter

Which of the following best explains what to produce (A) How much goods are to be produced (B)
the combination of resources to be used (C) Which goods and services to be produced. (D) How many
wants are to be satisfied

Find the median of the following set of scores 8, 9, 6, 5, 10 (A) 9 (B) 8 (C) 6 (D) 5

The concept of opportunity cost is also referred to as (A) social cost (B) real cost (C) fixed cost (D)
variable cost

Choice is necessitated by (A) demand and supply (B) cost of production (C) Production possibility curve
(D) scarcity of resources

Labour can be efficient when there are (A) adequate tools to work with (B) high levels of employment
(C) limited vacancies (D) government restrictions

Productive resources can also be called (A) principle of production (B) factors of production (C) items
of production (D) labour and material resources

Production covers all the following except when (A) Utility is created (B) a good is manufactured (C) a
commodity is consumed (D) individual wants are satisfied
The study of Economics enables individuals to (A) change jobs (B) evade taxes (C) accumulate huge
wealth (D) make rational decision

Which of the following tools of economic analysis is used when data contains more than one category?
(A) Bar Charts (B) Component bar charts (C) Graphs (D) Symbolical Statement

The reward to capital is ___(A) Bank rate (B) rent (C) interest (D) commission

Fishing belong to the ___production (A) tertiary (B) extractive (C) constructive (D) industry

When TU equals 110, what is AU when Q is 10 (A) 10 (B) 11 (C) 120 (D) 100

If TU = 50 and TU2= 70, then MU equals (A) 120 (B) 20 (C) 100 (D) 25

Land includes all except ____(A) atmosphere (B) sea (C) forest (D) man

Arrangement of needs in order of priority is ____(A) choice (B) ends (C) scale of preference (D) None

When MU equals zero, then TU is (A) low (B) constant (C) middle (D) above

______ is not a basic economic problem (A) what to produce (B) method of production (C) resource
allocation efficiency (D) utility

Most acceptable definition of Economics is by ___(A) Alfred Marshall (B) Ricardo (C) Lionel Robbins (D)
Adam Smith

Reason for studying economics is because of (A) ends (B) scarcity (C) economy (D) scale of preference

Theory

Use the table to answer the following questions

a. Complete the missing figures PQRST

b. Draw the total product (TP) and Marginal Product (MP) curves in one graph (No graph sheet is
require)

3a. Define Economics

b. State and explain the five reasons why we study economics

c. Write Short notes on

i. want ii. Scarcity iii. Scale of Preference iv. Choice v. Opportunity cost

4a. State and explain the basic economic problems of the society.

5a. Define production


b. Discuss the factors that determine the volume of production

Ci. What is land?

ii. List four Characteristics of land?

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