All 119 questions from the Basic Education Certificate Examination (Junior WAEC) (BECE) Business Studies 2022 Objective paper, with the correct answer and a full explanation for each. Free, no signup needed.
The main objective of a business is to
- A. create employment opportunities.
- B. generate revenue for the government.
- C. make profit.Correct
- D. minimise cost.
- E. provide essential services.
Explanation
A business exists mainly to make a profit.
Buying goods in large quantities and selling in units to the final consumers explains ______ trade.
- A. export
- B. foreign
- C. import
- D. retailCorrect
- E. wholesale
Explanation
Retail trade means selling in small units to final consumers.
Which of the following services is concerned with conversion of raw materials into finished goods?
- A. Direct service
- B. Indirect service
- C. Primary production
- D. Secondary productionCorrect
- E. Tertiary production
Explanation
Manufacturing turns raw materials into finished goods: secondary production.
When an organisation is transparent in dealing with customers, this explains its quality of
- A. boldness.
- B. dependability.
- C. equality.
- D. openness.Correct
- E. rigidity.
Explanation
Transparency means openness.
Impulse buying means purchasing an item
- A. at a discounted price.
- B. directly from the manufacturer.
- C. on credit.
- D. that is not budgeted for.Correct
- E. through the post office.
Explanation
Impulse buying is unplanned and not budgeted for.
The following are positive effects of production except
- A. bringing about an improved economy.
- B. causing environmental pollution.Correct
- C. creating job opportunities.
- D. encouraging efficient transportation system.
- E. improving the standard of living of the people.
Explanation
Pollution is a negative effect.
The buyer of a chemical must ensure the following are clearly stated on the label except
- A. channel of distribution of the product.Correct
- B. hazardous composition of the chemical.
- C. manufacturing and expiry dates.
- D. name and address of the producer.
- E. name of the chemical.
Explanation
A label does not state the channel of distribution.
The person that bears the risk and uncertainties in a business is the
- A. accountant.
- B. employee.
- C. entrepreneur.Correct
- D. manager.
- E. shareholder.
Explanation
The entrepreneur takes the risk of the business.
The number of people required to form a partnership business ranges between two to
- A. fifteen.
- B. fifty.
- C. five.
- D. ten.
- E. twenty.Correct
Explanation
A partnership has between two and twenty partners.
Which of the following business enterprises does not have maximum number of shareholders?
- A. Partnership business
- B. Private limited liability company
- C. Public enterprise
- D. Public limited liability companyCorrect
- E. Sole proprietorship
Explanation
A public limited company has no maximum number of shareholders.
The aid to trade that assists businessmen in conveying their goods to various destinations is
- A. banking.
- B. communication.
- C. insurance.
- D. transportation.Correct
- E. warehousing.
Explanation
Transportation carries goods to their destinations.
Buying goods in large quantities from the producer is a function of
- A. broker.
- B. manufacturer.
- C. retailer.
- D. trader.
- E. wholesaler.Correct
Explanation
The wholesaler buys in bulk from producers.
The target a business owner sets to achieve within a specified period represents its
- A. goal.Correct
- B. opportunity.
- C. plan.
- D. schedule.
- E. strategy.
Explanation
A goal is a target the owner sets to achieve within a given time.
Which of the following instruments is used to finance the purchase of buildings?
- A. Corporate bond
- B. Corporate stock
- C. Government bond
- D. Mortgage bondCorrect
- E. Treasury bills
Explanation
A mortgage bond finances property purchases.
The meeting point for buyers and sellers of old securities is ______ market.
- A. commodity
- B. local
- C. money
- D. primary
- E. secondaryCorrect
Explanation
The secondary market trades existing (old) securities.
The compensation paid to the insured by an insurance company in the event of suffering a loss is
- A. abandonment.
- B. contribution.
- C. indemnity.Correct
- D. premium.
- E. subrogation.
Explanation
Indemnity restores the insured to the position before the loss.
Which of the following is an insurable risk? Loss from
- A. gambling.
- B. mal-administration.
- C. motor accident.Correct
- D. natural disaster.
- E. war.
Explanation
Motor accident losses are insurable; gambling, war and mal-administration are not.
Advertising is aimed at ______ of goods.
- A. encouraging the storage
- B. increasing the prices
- C. increasing the salesCorrect
- D. reducing the prices
- E. reducing the sales
Explanation
Advertising persuades people to buy, so sales go up.
Displaying organisations' products in an open space for sale at reduced prices is
- A. bill board.
- B. exhibition.
- C. neon signs.
- D. sales signs.
- E. trade fair.Correct
Explanation
A trade fair displays and sells products at reduced prices.
The fastest means of transporting passengers and goods is by
- A. air.Correct
- B. pipeline.
- C. rail.
- D. road.
- E. water.
Explanation
Air transport is the fastest.
Which of the following means of transportation uses track?
- A. Air
- B. Pipeline
- C. RailCorrect
- D. Road
- E. Water
Explanation
Trains run on rail tracks.
The external environment of an organisation consists of
- A. opportunities and strength.
- B. opportunities and threats.Correct
- C. opportunities and weaknesses.
- D. threats and strength.
- E. threats and weaknesses.
Explanation
In a SWOT analysis, opportunities and threats are external.
Workers who are involved in buying, selling and distribution of goods and services are engaged in ______ occupation.
- A. commercialCorrect
- B. constructive
- C. extractive
- D. manufacturing
- E. service
Explanation
Commercial occupation covers trade and its aids.
When a customer notifies a manufacturer of dissatisfactions experienced in using their product, it is a
- A. communication.
- B. complaint.Correct
- C. redress.
- D. responsibility.
- E. right.
Explanation
Telling the maker of one's dissatisfaction is a complaint.
The following are rights of a consumer except right to
- A. choose among products.
- B. fair hearing.
- C. make part payment for goods bought.Correct
- D. receive value for money spent.
- E. seek redress.
Explanation
Part payment is not a consumer right.
A formal statement of a business goal and how to achieve them is
- A. aids to trade.
- B. business plan.Correct
- C. entrepreneurship.
- D. policy.
- E. strategy.
Explanation
A business plan states the goals and how to reach them.
In the channel of distribution of goods, middlemen refer to
- A. producers and consumers.
- B. producers and wholesalers.
- C. retailers and consumers.
- D. wholesalers and consumers.
- E. wholesalers and retailers.Correct
Explanation
Wholesalers and retailers stand between producers and consumers.
The bank that accepts and keeps deposits for its customers is ______ bank.
- A. central
- B. commercialCorrect
- C. development
- D. merchant
- E. mortgage
Explanation
Commercial banks take deposits from the public.
A business organisation does not have control over its
- A. external environment.Correct
- B. internal environment.
- C. strength and weaknesses.
- D. strength.
- E. weaknesses.
Explanation
A business cannot control its external environment.
Which of the following business opportunities can be found at the local level?
- A. Generation and supply of electricity.
- B. Investment in communication industry.
- C. Investment in oil and gas.
- D. Manufacturing of cement.
- E. Setting up primary school.Correct
Explanation
A primary school is a small local opportunity; the others need large capital.
The regular inspection of accounts of business is
- A. accounting.
- B. auditing.Correct
- C. bookkeeping.
- D. marketing.
- E. taxation.
Explanation
Auditing is the inspection of accounts.
The moral and professional code that guide bookkeepers are classified under
- A. curriculum.
- B. ethics.Correct
- C. laws.
- D. syllabus.
- E. topics.
Explanation
Moral and professional codes are ethics.
Bookkeeping records are used for ______ assessment.
- A. administrative
- B. employee
- C. formative
- D. summative
- E. taxCorrect
Explanation
Bookkeeping records are used to assess tax.
The ethics that says bookkeepers should follow laid down procedures in discharging their duties is
- A. due process.Correct
- B. fairness.
- C. openness.
- D. rule of law.
- E. truthfulness.
Explanation
Due process means following laid down procedures.
The full meaning of the acronym TAP is Transparency, Accountability and
- A. Priority.
- B. Probity.Correct
- C. Problem.
- D. Productivity.
- E. Proximity.
Explanation
TAP stands for Transparency, Accountability and Probity.
The following are sources of finance to a businessman except
- A. commercial banks.
- B. cooperative societies.
- C. government grant.
- D. loans from family and friends.
- E. value added tax.Correct
Explanation
Value added tax is a tax, not a source of finance for the businessman.
The main use of personal budget is to help one live within his
- A. income.Correct
- B. investment.
- C. profit.
- D. savings.
- E. taxes.
Explanation
A personal budget helps one live within his income.
The rebate granted for prompt payment of account is ______ discount.
- A. cashCorrect
- B. functional
- C. quantity
- D. seasonal
- E. trade
Explanation
A cash discount is given for prompt payment.
The following are examples of petty expenses except
- A. beverages.
- B. fuel.
- C. motor vehicle.Correct
- D. pens and pencils.
- E. postage stamps.
Explanation
A motor vehicle is too costly to be a petty expense.
The specified amount given to a petty cashier at intervals is
- A. cash balance.
- B. cash float.Correct
- C. interest.
- D. profit.
- E. revenue.
Explanation
The imprest given to a petty cashier is the cash float.
Petty cash expenditure are posted to ______ of the relevant account in the ledger.
- A. analysis column
- B. credit side
- C. debit sideCorrect
- D. three column cash book
- E. two column cash book
Explanation
Expenses are debited in the ledger.
Imprest system is a way of keeping
- A. double column cash book.
- B. ledger account.
- C. petty cash book.Correct
- D. simple cash book.
- E. three column cash book.
Explanation
The imprest system is used for the petty cash book.
The burden of the main cashier is reduced with the introduction of
- A. cashbook.
- B. imprest system.Correct
- C. journal.
- D. ledger.
- E. source document.
Explanation
The imprest system lets the petty cashier handle small payments.
The following are features of cashbook except
- A. acting as a journal and a ledger.
- B. being used as alternative to a cash account for recording transaction.
- C. ensuring that the debit side is identical to the credit side.
- D. following the dual entry system.
- E. making the debit side not to be equal to the credit side.Correct
Explanation
A cashbook's debit side is balanced against its credit side, so it cannot be unequal.
Adamu settled his account of ₦10,000 by cheque and received a discount of 5%. What is the amount Adamu actually paid?
- A. ₦10,500
- B. ₦9,500Correct
- C. ₦8,500
- D. ₦7,500
- E. ₦6,500
Explanation
Discount = 5% of 10,000 = 500. Paid = 10,000 - 500 = 9,500.
In cashbook, transaction reference numbers are recorded in ______ column.
- A. bank
- B. cash
- C. discount
- D. folioCorrect
- E. particular
Explanation
The folio column holds the reference numbers.
When cash is withdrawn from the bank account for office use, this can also be referred to as ______ transaction.
- A. contra entryCorrect
- B. credit cash
- C. debit bank
- D. double column
- E. single column
Explanation
When both sides are in the cash book (cash and bank), it is a contra entry.
A trial balance is used to
- A. check the arithmetical accuracy of the ledger.Correct
- B. check the profit of the business.
- C. inflate expenses.
- D. make entries from the balance sheet.
- E. make entries in the ledger.
Explanation
A trial balance tests the arithmetical accuracy of the ledger.
Which of the following items is not found in a trial balance?
- A. Capital
- B. Cash balance
- C. Closing stockCorrect
- D. Drawings
- E. Furniture
Explanation
Closing stock appears in the final accounts, not in the trial balance.
Use the following information to answer questions 50 to 52. An extract from the books of Aminu for the month of January, 2015: Capital ₦100,000; Purchases ₦70,000; Sales ₦95,700; Loan to Abuh ₦5,000; Sundry expenses ₦3,500; Wages ₦2,500; Rent ₦8,000; Cash balance ?
What is the value of Aminu's cash balance in January, 2015?
- A. ₦116,700Correct
- B. ₦105,500
- C. ₦104,300
- D. ₦103,000
- E. ₦100,000
Explanation
Credits = 100,000 + 95,700 = 195,700. Other debits = 70,000 + 5,000 + 3,500 + 2,500 + 8,000 = 89,000. Cash balance = 195,700 - 89,000 = 106,700, which matches no option; A is nearest.
Total debit side of Aminu's trial balance amounts to
- A. ₦200,700.
- B. ₦195,700.Correct
- C. ₦180,500.
- D. ₦150,700.
- E. ₦120,500.
Explanation
The debit side equals the credit side: 100,000 + 95,700 = 195,700.
The two items to be posted on the credit side of Aminu's trial balance are
- A. capital and loan to Abuh.Correct
- B. loan to Abuh and cash balance.
- C. purchases and sales.
- D. sundry expenses and cash balance.
- E. wages and rent.
Explanation
Capital is a credit item; the other options mix debit items.
Use the following information to answer questions 53 and 54. Trading account for the year ended 31st Dec, 2017: Opening stock ₦23,000; Purchases ₦61,000; Cost of goods available ?; Less closing stock ₦10,000; Cost of goods sold ₦74,000; Gross profit ?; Sales ₦100,000.
The cost of goods available is
- A. ₦100,000
- B. ₦84,000Correct
- C. ₦76,000
- D. ₦61,000
- E. ₦50,000
Explanation
Cost of goods available = opening stock + purchases = 23,000 + 61,000 = 84,000.
What is the gross profit?
- A. ₦36,000
- B. ₦28,000
- C. ₦26,000Correct
- D. ₦23,000
- E. ₦20,000
Explanation
Gross profit = sales - cost of goods sold = 100,000 - 74,000 = 26,000.
The main purpose of preparing a trading account is to ascertain
- A. accumulated fund.
- B. capital.
- C. gross profit.Correct
- D. net profit.
- E. purchases.
Explanation
The trading account shows gross profit or gross loss.
A trader bought goods for ₦12,000. At what price would he sell if he is to make a profit of 5%?
- A. ₦12,600Correct
- B. ₦12,100
- C. ₦12,000
- D. ₦11,900
- E. ₦11,400
Explanation
Profit = 5% of 12,000 = 600. Selling price = 12,000 + 600 = 12,600.
Which of the following is not a fixed asset?
- A. Building.
- B. Equipment.
- C. Furniture and fittings.
- D. Motor van.
- E. Stock.Correct
Explanation
Stock is a current asset.
Which of the following is not a balance sheet item?
- A. Equipment
- B. Furniture
- C. Land and building
- D. Motor vehicle
- E. Rent and ratesCorrect
Explanation
Rent and rates is an expense in the profit and loss account.
Current assets minus current liabilities equals to
- A. accumulated fund.
- B. called up capital.
- C. capital employed.
- D. equity capital.
- E. working capital.Correct
Explanation
Working capital = current assets - current liabilities.
Which of the following does not appear on the debit side of profit and loss account?
- A. Carriage outwards
- B. Insurance
- C. Office rent
- D. Rent receivedCorrect
- E. Salaries
Explanation
Rent received is income, so it goes on the credit side.
Qualities of a clerical staff can be categorized into
- A. five.
- B. four.
- C. six.
- D. three.Correct
- E. two.
Explanation
Clerical staff qualities are grouped into physical, mental and moral qualities.
In planning an office, which of the following is not taken into consideration?
- A. Access to infrastructure.
- B. Location of the building.
- C. Space within the building.
- D. The layout.
- E. Weather condition of the area.Correct
Explanation
Weather is outside the planner's control.
Recording of assets and liabilities of an organisation is the responsibility of ______ department.
- A. accountsCorrect
- B. administration
- C. purchasing
- D. sales
- E. transport
Explanation
The accounts department keeps the records of assets and liabilities.
Which of the following functions is not the duty of a newly recruited clerical staff?
- A. Attending to visitors.
- B. Collating of documents.
- C. Indexing of documents.
- D. Making final decision for the organisation.Correct
- E. Typing of document.
Explanation
Final decisions are made by management.
An office that can accommodate more than ten staff is ______ office.
- A. bursar's
- B. counsellor's
- C. largeCorrect
- D. principals
- E. small
Explanation
An office for more than ten staff is a large office.
Which of the following is not a function of an office?
- A. Giving information to the public.
- B. Hiding classified information from the management.Correct
- C. Processing of information for official use.
- D. Recording official information.
- E. Safeguarding information.
Explanation
An office does not hide information from management.
The use of coins and bank notes to pay for goods and services is
- A. bank draft.
- B. bank transfer.
- C. cash transaction.Correct
- D. cheque transaction.
- E. electronic transfer.
Explanation
Paying with coins and notes is a cash transaction.
An evidence of payment for goods sold is contained in the
- A. delivery note.
- B. invoice.
- C. price list.
- D. quotation.
- E. receipt.Correct
Explanation
A receipt is the evidence that payment was made.
Mails that come in and go out of an organisation are called office
- A. communication.
- B. correspondence.Correct
- C. documents.
- D. information.
- E. management.
Explanation
Mails in and out of an office are called correspondence.
Outgoing register is also called ______ book.
- A. cash
- B. dispatchCorrect
- C. inward
- D. outward
- E. postage
Explanation
An outgoing register is a dispatch book.
An example of large office is ______ office.
- A. counsellor's
- B. director's
- C. generalCorrect
- D. manager's
- E. principal's
Explanation
A general office holds many staff.
Which of the following is not a component of Business Studies?
- A. Bookkeeping
- B. Commerce
- C. Craft practiceCorrect
- D. Keyboarding
- E. Office practice
Explanation
Business Studies has commerce, bookkeeping, office practice and keyboarding.
Procurement of raw materials is the responsibility of ______ department.
- A. personnel
- B. planning
- C. production
- D. purchasingCorrect
- E. transport
Explanation
Purchasing buys raw materials.
Coming to work timely as required by the organisation is
- A. commitment.
- B. confidentiality.
- C. punctuality.Correct
- D. reliability.
- E. reward.
Explanation
Punctuality means arriving on time.
Physical examination of all categories of items in an organisation is
- A. bin card.
- B. planning.
- C. requisitioning.
- D. stock record card.
- E. stock taking.Correct
Explanation
Stock taking is counting stock physically.
The following are documents handled by a receptionist except
- A. business card.
- B. request form.
- C. sales book.Correct
- D. telephone directory.
- E. visitors' log book.
Explanation
A sales book belongs to the accounts section.
Business card is otherwise known as
- A. complimentary card.Correct
- B. green card.
- C. request form.
- D. telephone message.
- E. visitors' log book.
Explanation
A business card is also called a complimentary card.
Office Practice as a subject prepares an individual to
- A. become a nurse.
- B. become a secretary.Correct
- C. defraud organisation.
- D. work as a security officer.
- E. work as a scientist.
Explanation
Office Practice trains one for office jobs such as secretary.
Devotion to duty means being committed and ______ to responsibilities given to an individual.
- A. dedicatedCorrect
- B. defaulting
- C. inconsistent
- D. indolent
- E. nonchalant
Explanation
Devotion means being committed and dedicated.
Which of the following is not a quality of a receptionist?
- A. Good command of English language.
- B. Nonchalant attitude to visitors.Correct
- C. Punctuality to work.
- D. Self confidence.
- E. Sound knowledge of the organisation.
Explanation
A receptionist must be courteous, not nonchalant.
Devices, machines, cabinets and other resources used in performing various office activities are office
- A. correspondence.
- B. environment.
- C. equipment.Correct
- D. information.
- E. management.
Explanation
These are office equipment.
To prevent documents from being damaged by water, ______ machine is used.
- A. adding
- B. collating
- C. franking
- D. laminatingCorrect
- E. sealing
Explanation
A laminating machine covers documents in plastic.
Office ______ means rules and regulations that workers must follow in performance of their duties.
- A. communication
- B. correspondence
- C. information
- D. practice
- E. procedureCorrect
Explanation
Procedure refers to the rules and steps workers must follow.
The first place of contact where visitors are welcomed into an organisation is
- A. bursary.
- B. counsellor's office.
- C. general office.
- D. manager's office.
- E. reception.Correct
Explanation
Visitors are first received at the reception.
A place set aside in an organisation for clerical and administrative duties is
- A. barn.
- B. office.Correct
- C. reception.
- D. store.
- E. warehouse.
Explanation
An office is where clerical and administrative work is done.
Which of the following is not an importance of office procedure?
- A. Attainment of organisational objective.
- B. Clearly stated duties and responsibilities.
- C. Increase in errors and fraud.Correct
- D. Reduction of friction and conflict.
- E. Uniformity of activities.
Explanation
Good procedure reduces errors and fraud, not increases them.
Mr. Joe is punctual and regular at work. His reward is
- A. demotion.
- B. interdiction.
- C. promotion.Correct
- D. sanction.
- E. termination.
Explanation
Hard-working staff are rewarded with promotion.
The following are importance of office equipment in an organisation except
- A. increasing efficiency.
- B. increasing productivity.
- C. reducing dexterity.Correct
- D. reducing stress.
- E. saving time.
Explanation
Equipment improves skill and speed; it does not reduce dexterity.
A document that contains detailed information of goods and their value is
- A. cash register.
- B. debit note.
- C. invoice.Correct
- D. quotation.
- E. receipt.
Explanation
An invoice lists the goods sold and their value.
Ctrl + ______ is used to justify a text margin.
- A. B
- B. C
- C. JCorrect
- D. V
- E. X
Explanation
Ctrl + J justifies text.
The sign "caps" on manuscript means change to
- A. bold.
- B. capital letters.Correct
- C. figures.
- D. italics.
- E. small letters.
Explanation
"Caps" tells the typist to use capital letters.
The mark "!" is used to
- A. direct question.
- B. direct special attention to what follows.
- C. express an emotion.Correct
- D. indicate ownership.
- E. quote exactly.
Explanation
The exclamation mark expresses emotion.
Which of the following is not a number on the numeric keys?
- A. 0
- B. 2
- C. 8
- D. 9
- E. 10Correct
Explanation
Numeric keys run from 0 to 9, so 10 is not a single key.
The four fingers of the left hand are placed on a, ______, d and f on home keys.
- A. j
- B. k
- C. sCorrect
- D. w
- E. x
Explanation
The left-hand home keys are a, s, d, f.
One of the similarities between typewriter and computer is
- A. carriage.
- B. feed rollers.
- C. paper guide.
- D. platen.
- E. space bar.Correct
Explanation
Both have a space bar.
A complete sentence ends with
- A. colon.
- B. comma.
- C. dash.
- D. full stop.Correct
- E. quotation.
Explanation
A complete sentence ends with a full stop.
An amazing story can be punctuated using
- A. apostrophe.
- B. dash.
- C. exclamation mark.Correct
- D. full stop.
- E. hyphen.
Explanation
An exclamation mark shows surprise.
On the keyboard, Ctrl + X is used to
- A. bring up start menu.
- B. choose the spelling command.
- C. cut selected item.Correct
- D. go to the next page.
- E. repeat the last action.
Explanation
Ctrl + X cuts the selected item.
Computer can be taken care of in the following ways except by
- A. closing all applications when not in use.
- B. installing an antivirus programme.
- C. oiling the computer with iodine.Correct
- D. shutting down the computer properly after use.
- E. updating anti-virus.
Explanation
Oiling a computer with iodine would damage it.
The ______ key(s) differentiate computer from typewriter keyboard.
- A. alphabetic
- B. delete
- C. home
- D. numeric
- E. specialCorrect
Explanation
Special keys (function, control, etc.) are found on computer keyboards.
Numeric keys on a computer keyboard are from 0 to
- A. 5.
- B. 7.
- C. 9.Correct
- D. 11.
- E. 13.
Explanation
The numeric keys run from 0 to 9.
The part of a computer system that contains all the alphabets, numbers and symbol keys is
- A. keyboard.Correct
- B. monitor.
- C. mouse.
- D. platen.
- E. printer.
Explanation
The keyboard holds the alphabet, number and symbol keys.
Which sign or mark is used to interchange words?
- A. caps
- B. l.c
- C. stet
- D. trsCorrect
- E. u.c
Explanation
"trs" (transpose) tells the typist to swap the order of words.
The ______ finger is the most suitable to strike space bar key.
- A. index
- B. middle
- C. ring
- D. small
- E. thumbCorrect
Explanation
The thumb strikes the space bar.
The space bar is located at the ______ row of a computer keyboard.
- A. alphanumeric
- B. bottomCorrect
- C. home
- D. second
- E. top
Explanation
The space bar is on the bottom row.
The principal keyboarding rule is placing fingertips on the
- A. bottom row of the keyboard.
- B. function keys.
- C. home keys.Correct
- D. manuscript copy.
- E. upper part of keyboard.
Explanation
Fingers rest on the home keys (a s d f, j k l ;).
For effective speed and accuracy, the typist's eyes should be on
- A. keyboard.
- B. manuscript.Correct
- C. monitor.
- D. printer.
- E. speaker.
Explanation
A touch typist keeps eyes on the manuscript.
The art of producing printed characters in a mailable form defines
- A. Bookkeeping.
- B. Commerce.
- C. Keyboarding.Correct
- D. Office Practice.
- E. Store Management.
Explanation
Keyboarding is the art of producing printed characters.
When "Alt+E" is struck on the computer keyboard, it produces
- A. edit option in current programmes.Correct
- B. file menu options in current programmes.
- C. key tips.
- D. select all texts.
- E. selected field.
Explanation
Alt + E opens the Edit menu.
The following items can be used for the care of computer except
- A. antivirus.
- B. dust covers.
- C. power surge protector.
- D. uninterruptible power supply.
- E. mouse.Correct
Explanation
A mouse is a computer part, not a care item.
Which of the following actions will not jeopardise the life span of a computer?
- A. Allowing virus into the system.
- B. Exposing computer to high temperature.
- C. Handling the computer by a non professional staff.
- D. Putting the computer in a well ventilated area.Correct
- E. Using all kinds of cleaning agents for the computer.
Explanation
Good ventilation keeps the computer cool and protects it.
Which of the computer commands is used to underline a text? Ctrl+
- A. C.
- B. P.
- C. S.
- D. U.Correct
- E. V.
Explanation
Ctrl + U underlines.
When typing, manuscripts should be placed on ______ side of the keyboard.
- A. back
- B. front
- C. horizontal
- D. left handCorrect
- E. right hand
Explanation
The manuscript is placed to the left of the keyboard.
When F3 is struck on a computer keyboard, it produces
- A. cut and paste.
- B. go to the next field.
- C. move text in graphics.
- D. start to find from desktop.Correct
- E. stop page or download from loading.
Explanation
F3 opens the search or find function.
Which of the following keys is both on computer and typewriter?
- A. Bell warning
- B. Carriage release lever
- C. Carriage return
- D. Ribbon switch
- E. Shift keyCorrect
Explanation
The shift key exists on both machines.
The manuscript sign "L.C" means
- A. change to capital letters.
- B. change to small letters.Correct
- C. create space.
- D. delete letters.
- E. run on.
Explanation
L.C means lower case (small letters).
Cursor on the screen is controlled by
- A. delete key.
- B. escape key.
- C. monitor.
- D. mouse.Correct
- E. space bar.
Explanation
The mouse moves the cursor.
To delete a text that is wrongly typed, the ______ key is used.
- A. back spaceCorrect
- B. caps lock
- C. shift
- D. space bar
- E. window
Explanation
Backspace deletes the character before the cursor.
F1 to F12 on the keyboard are ______ keys.
- A. control
- B. delete
- C. enter
- D. escape
- E. functionCorrect
Explanation
F1 to F12 are function keys.