| The common practice of members of the same family looking up to one another for support physically, emotionally, financially and spiritually is called ……………… |
| Individuals with strong family orientation are expected to be strong in the following areas EXCEPT ……………… |
| The capital needs of a family can be satisfied in the following ways EXCEPT ………….. |
| ………………….. Reveals the characteristics that bring forth the distinctiveness of family firms |
| The following are qualities that are critical in ensuring success, longevity and happiness in family business EXCEPT………………… |
| ………………. Can act as a kind of glue for business and family success |
| Family business drive their key decisions regarding the following EXCEPT …………….. |
| Values common in family business include the following EXCEPT ……………….. |
| Building a family business so that it continues, takes ongoing dialogue across generations of owner manger about their ……………………. For the company |
| ………………….. Is the giant Swiss pharmaceutical company? |
| The major advantage of the family business is …………….. |
| ……………………… is not an advantage of family business? |
| In economics, factors of production mean inputs and finished goods mean …….. |
| the factors of production are Land, Labour, capital and ………. |
| Factors of production are any commodities or services used to produce goods and services. |
| Primary factors of production could include stock,land,labour, goods applied to prodcution. |
| Input is the starting point and output is the end point of ……….. |
| Land’ includes not only the site of production,…….above or below the soil |
| Sometimes the overall state of…… is described as a factor of production (Parkin and Esquivel, 1999) |
| The main European school of economics before Adam Smith was ………. |
| The productive process is explained as the interaction between participating classes of the . |
| The classical economics of Adam Smith, David Ricardo, and their followers focused on…. |
| Entrepreneurial behaviour or entrepreneurship in many organizations is a……..level phenomenon. |
| Intrapreneurship is the practice of entrepreneurship by ……… within an organization. |
| ……………….is the act of behaving like an entrepreneur, except within a larger organization. |
| Commitment to opportunity and commitment to resources are………..of intrapreneur behavior. |
| A ………………. is an individual whose business is in the realm of high technology |
| The concept “entrepreneur†stems from a French word …………… |
| ………………. perspective focuses on the perception of market opportunities. |
| ………………. is concerned with general level of knowledge in the society. |
| A dynamic theory of entrepreneurship was first advocated by …………………. |
| The main purpose for esterblishing entrepreneuship is usually to reduce………….. |
| Joseph Schumpeter saw the entrepreneur as |
| Recent advances in research indicate that the differences in entrepreneurs and heterogeneity is their |
| Fauchart and Gruber (2011) based on social identity theory three main types of entrepreneurs except |
| A social ……… is motivated by a desire to help, improve,transform, educational and economic conditions. |
| The social entrepreneur is driven by an ……. to address some of the big social and economic conditions. |
| Social entrepreneurs seek to develop innovative ……… to global problems |
| Social entrepreneurs act within a ……….aiming to create social value. |
| social entrepreneurs make significant and diverse contributions to their …………. and societies, |
| A ….. is one who continuously comes up with new ideas and starts new businesses (Wikipedia, 2010). |
| In the media, the … is represented as possessing a higher propensity for risk, innovation and achievement |
| Correlation that indicates that all the points passes through the normal straight line and non deviated from the line. |
| __________ defined as the situation where all the scatter points passes through a straight line none of the points deviated from the normal curve and positive slope |
| The points passes through the straight line and all other scatter point are very close to the straight line, it has a negative slope which is very close to unity is known as _______________ |
| The case where all the points are deviated from each other so that each of the scatter points are for the depart from each other and the association is weak is called _________ |
| A serious deviations of scatter points and the points slope downward and it has a negative slope and not close to unity |
| The scatter point at random and did not form any regular pattern for recognization by any straight line. There is no association between the variables |
| Spearman’s coefficient of correlation assumes the data to be at least ____ |
| The straight relationship between x and y depends on how close r is to ________. |
| the coefficient of determination will be given as ________. |
| Regression analysis can be defined as the relationship between two or more____________. |
| In …………………………..The manager has to take into consideration the composition of the population and work out which area(s) e.g men or women or children his market lies. |
| Income distribution, expenditure patterns, saving capability of consumers all affect……………………………………… . |
| If the economy is buoyant, there will be more demands for goods and services and as a result,…………………………… for the organization. |
| The………………………………. factors are: Economic, physical, legal, financial, social, political, demographic, technological, and cultural. |
| The features or characteristics of a good objective exclude……………………………… |
| Types of Objectives include………………………………………… |
| An organization may have more than one objectives and resources are committed toward their attainment. When this is the case we say that such an organization has a …………………………………… |
| In……………………………………………………………..the output of the organization should be capable of meeting the needs of the customers. |
| …………………….increases the strength of the organization in the face of competition. |
| Increasing productivity lowers……………………………. of the product. |
| ………………………………enables the subordinate to receive the authority to a accomplish tasks assigned to him. |
| The entire concept of delegation starts with the assignment of tasks to……………………… . |
| Delegation of authority is a source of motivation because subordinates are being …………………………………… through challenging tasks. |
| The Limitations of Delegation of Authority includes…………………… |
| Conditions which must be on ground before delegation of authority can work exclude…………………………………… |
| Climate of confidence by ensuring that the subordinate is mentally free from fear and has the confidence that delegation is an opportunity for him for self development and growth is a vital condition for …………………………….. |
| Centralization of authority is one source while decentralization is the spreading of authority take decisions down the ………………………………………………… . |
| Reasons for centralization of authority exclude…………………………… |
| The first layer of a typical business organization is known as. |
| Functions performed by the board of directors exclude. |
| Business is a venture undertaken towards making some ____. |
| ______ involve some operations which are characterized by various forms of risk. |
| The process of assessing the viability of a business is the _________. |
| A ______ involves the process through which the viability of a business can be assessed. |
| The feasiblity study takes into consideration the following areas of business operations except: |
| Financial requirements involves the following issues except |
| The feasibility study is very important in setting up a new business in the following ways except: |
| In the preparation of the feasibility study, the entrepreneur should clearly define the _____ and ______ of the venture |
| The impotant element of imformation needed by the entrepreneur is the market ____ for the product or services. |
| In order to ascertain the size of the potential market, the following basic questions are necessary except: |
| Production requirements invoves issues such as the following except |
| Personnel Requirements involves issues such as the following except |
| Demand and Supply of product/services involues the following except |
| The critical areas for preparing a business description are as following |
| The ______ of any business may be considered strategic in its operations as well as its success, particularly if the business is service oriented. |
| The considerations for assessing building or site for business venture are as follows except: |
| The vital factors to consider in location of business venture are as follows except: |
| A _____ is necessary in the event that the new venture is a manufacturing operation. |
| _____ plan should be describe the complete manufacturing process. |
| If the manufacturing is to be carried out in whole or in part by the entrepreneur, he or she will need to describe: |
| _______that is generated anew is called the primary data. |
| ______ can be more expensive than observation but is more likely to generate more meaningful information. |
| The _______ as a data collection instrument to be used by the entrepreneur should include questions specifically designed to fulfill one or more of the objectives the entrepreneur listed earlier. |
| A _______ instrument should be designed to satisfy the objectives of the entrepreneur, which are to ascertain the need, location, and determination of the most important product or services to offer, and the prices to charge for them. |
| The focus group discussion is in an _____, open format, which enables the entrepreneur to ascertain certain information. |
| The enterpreneur should provide a review of past performance of the product and the companyto fully describe ______ analysis. |
| _______ analysis should begin with a review of secondary sources at the library. |
| The ______ on the target market can be very essential in the success of a service venture. |
| Market segmentation is the process of dividing the market into small _______groups. |
| The_______ usually comprises one or more segments of the entire market. |
| _______that is generated anew is called the primary data. |
| ______ can be more expensive than observation but is more likely to generate more meaningful information. |
| The _______ as a data collection instrument to be used by the entrepreneur should include questions specifically designed to fulfill one or more of the objectives the entrepreneur listed earlier. |
| A _______ instrument should be designed to satisfy the objectives of the entrepreneur, which are to ascertain the need, location, and determination of the most important product or services to offer, and the prices to charge for them. |
| The focus group discussion is in an _____, open format, which enables the entrepreneur to ascertain certain information. |
| The enterpreneur should provide a review of past performance of the product and the companyto fully describe ______ analysis. |
| _______ analysis should begin with a review of secondary sources at the library. |
| The ______ on the target market can be very essential in the success of a service venture. |
| Market segmentation is the process of dividing the market into small _______groups. |
| The_______ usually comprises one or more segments of the entire market. |
| Disadvantages of departmentation by geographic area exclude………………………….. |
| Product departmentation is the identification of necessary activities for the…………………………. |
| Advantages of Product Departmentation includes…………………………………………………. |
| Disadvantages of departmentation by product exclude…………………………………… |
| The grouping of activities so that they can reflect a primary interest in customers is call……………………………………….. |
| Advantages of Customer Departmentation includes……………………………….. |
| Disadvantages of customer form of departmentation exclude……………………………. |
| The authority to take action and make decisions implies. |
| One major advantage of line relationship is the clarity it gives to the………………………….. . |
| Line relationship makes the subordinates to…………………………….. the directives of their boss since they know that he has the backup of the organization and can give out the necessary punishment on the event of non-compliance to the directors. |
| _______can be defined as social heritage of a group |
| ________ is about change, innovation, improvement and new ideas |
| _____is the typical, large, slow-growth companies that are unresponsive to changes in the economy |
| The main causes (root causes) of business failure are __________ and lack of experience |
| ____posits that the rate of new firm formation is determined by the socio-economic mix and demographic characteristics of the population |
| _____argues that differences in technology, rates of market growth and capital requirement result in different propensities for new firm formation. |
| ____suggests that small firms are more likely to grow in those environments where infrastructural conditions are available and most conducive to development |
| _____ and ______are seasons in Nigeria |
| Vegetation in Nigeria changes from ______forest to _____ grassland. |
| There are about _____ethnic groups in Nigeria |
| The Hausa are predominatly found in _____ part of Nigeria |
| Hausa claimed to have descended from a certain hero named _____ |
| In the Hausa kingdom, the senior counsellor is known as ____ |
| The Kanuri culture originated from ______ |
| The Nupe culture originated from ____ |
| The Yoruba’s are belived to have descended from ___ |
| _____is the spiritual homeland of the Yorubas |
| The Igbo people thrived in the ________art culture |
| The people of Itsekiri claimed to have descended from Umale-Okun |
| The king in Iteskiri is called _____ |
| According to the National Population Comission (2012), the Nigeria population stands at ____ |
| The Ethnologue(2013) identified ___languages in Nigeria |
| _____ is Nigeria lingual franca |
| The name ‘Nigeria’ was first used by Flora Shaw |
| In what year wa the Niger coast protectorate amalgamated with Colony of Lagos? |
| The amalgamation of the northern and southern protectorate was in ___ |
| The British re-enacted the Benin and Yorubaland empire in ____ |
| The Aba riots on taxation and bad governance was in ____ |
| ___is a basic principle that states that the government should rule the people according to the constitution of the land. |
| The Clifford constitution was used in ___year |
| involves solving problems through an indirect and creative approach? |
| The White Hat calls for information which is ? |
| The traditional way of thinking is referred to as ? |
| seeks to restructure the existing pattern? |
| The whole purpose of is to allow us to cut across patterns and to find new ideas. |
| You can learn the techniques of lateral thinking. |
| can be defined as situations in which we experience uncertainty or difficulty in achieving what we want to achieve? |
| Objective + Obstacle =? |
| was an industrialist, inventor and founder of Toyota Industries? |
| Some leaders seem to be born with these of thinking skills. |
| A good tax system should be ________ in the distribution of tax burden |
| __________ was initiated to discourage tax avoidance with the use of heavy capital allowances and reliefs |
| One of the major challenges of business taxation in Nigeria is that of __________ and ___________ |
| Other problems militating against business taxation in Nigeria include all EXCEPT: |
| When a person pays less than he ought to pay by taking advantage of loopholes in a tax system is ___________ |
| Which of the term best suits the meaning of a trade |
| In Nigeria, taxes imposed on a trade or profession simply connotes |
| Statutory income refers to: |
| The aggregate of economic benefits the taxpayer derives during a year is ________ |
| An allowance claimable on qualifying expenditure incurred on plant and machinery, tools equipment etc is known as: |
| Which of the following statement is true of donations that are allowable |
| Amount of reserve made out of profits for research development of a company is subject to a ceiling (ie maximum value) of _______ of the total profits of the company before the deduction is made |
| Overlapping of basis periods occurs mostly under the ___________ rule |
| Where two basis periods overlap, the period common to both shall be deemed to fall in the basis period ending at the ______________ |
| ___________ allowance is computed on a straight line basis |
| Given that an asset with a tax written down value of 250,000 is sold for ₦480,000. Compute the balancing allowance or charge |
| An allowance that can be prorated or apportioned if there is an element of private use is : |
| The amount left in the account for tax purposes until the asset is finally disposed is: |
| _____________ loss relief is not available to corporate entities |
| The current year loss would be relieved from___________ of income accruing to the tax prayer |
| The period between the date of death and the date of the executor is able to set up a trust or distribute the residue of the estate is known as : |
| The dealing with the estate of a deceased person, that is collecting assets, paying debts and distributing any surplus among the persons entiltled to is: |
| Allowance granted to a company in a free trade zone which has incurred an expenditure in its qualifying building and plant equipment is : |
| In Nigeria, companies in free trade zones can be assessed to tax based on: |
| The following expenses are not allowable in a free trade zone EXCEPT |
| The taxation of transportation and telecommunication businesses will arise on the : |
| Special businesses in Nigeria constitute the following EXCEPT: |
| For any comapany that wants to take advantage of special business tax provision a formal application to be assessed on the basis of the two ratios should be made not later than _________ years from the year of assessment concerned |
| Calculate the Nigerian Income from Diamond Airline in 2016 tax year with respect to the following: Income from passengers from Kenya to Nigeria ₦6m Income from cargo from New york to Nigeria ₦10m Income from passengers from Nigeria to Gatwick ₦18m Income from cargo from Nigeria to Ghana ₦2m |
| Nigerian Adjusted profit in special businesses is derived as: |
| identifies eight characteristics of critical thinking? |
| and serve a critical-thinking function? |
| is thinking about one’s own thinking? |
| Is a statement or proposition with supporting evidence? |
| Is the ability to infer a conclusion from one or multiple premises? |
| makes use of many procedures? |
| see students as too often being passive receptors of information? |
| Critical thinking involves ? |
| is used to improve a product or service? |
| is an essential skill for managers in today’s workforce? |
| _______is everyone‘s responsibility not just that of a CEO? |
| I really need to get organised‘ describes_______? |
| Break tasks down into their component parts and consider whether you can delegate any of them.’ This statement describes ? |
| ________helps you learn from your mistakes? |
| _______ have the humility to realize that their learning and development is never done? |
| _______Identified five challenges why strategic plans fail? |
| _______ is guided by vision, mission, and values? |
| _____is about consensus building? |
| There are no ______for the right amount of time. |
| The problem of too many goals is exacerbated by_______ |
| __________ is levid on all companies at the rate of 2% of their assessable profits |
| __________ is levied on the value of the product being taxed |
| An assessment raised by the tax authority on tax payer either on the account submitted or at the discretion of the relevant tax authority assessment is ________ |
| Investment incomes received net of with holding tax is ___________ |
| The list of persons assessed under personal income is referred to as |
| The Transfer of a property for the future use or need of a person is _______ |
| Mr Goody with a consolidated monthly salary of ₦400,000. In addition he recieves ₦100,000 monthly for his accomodation. His trading results for 2016 and 2017 were ₦6,000,000 and ₦10,000,000 respectively. Determine My Goody’s Earned Income for 2017 assessment year |
| Mr Easy received gross dividents for 2015 and 2016 assessment years as ₦900,000 and ₦1,2000,000 respectively and gross rent for 2015 and 2016 as ₦200,000 and ₦500, 000 Determine the Unearned Income of Mr Easy for 2016 year of assessment |
| Reimbursements other than cash enjoyed by employees in the course of their employment in Nigeria is Known as |
| The imposition by legal authority of tax, penalties and fines is known as |
| A system where a company pays tax by instalment and its allowed to estimate the company charegeable Income and tax payable there on is |
| The following deductions are allowed under companies income tax except |
| ____________ is an example of deductions not allowed from profits of companies |
| Minimum tax is not applicable to the following businesses EXCEPT: |
| where turnover is ₦500,000 and below, minimum tax is the highest of any of the following Except: |
| A small company is an organization whose turnover_________ |
| Tax relief for a small company is applied for the first _______ |
| the applicable Tax rate for a small company is |
| In Conversion of Partnership into Limited liability company, the ___________ rules should apply |
| Loss incurred from ___________ business or trade is not allowed to be relieved on curent year basis |
| Who has the right of election in a company during Commencement of business |
| For an on- going or subsisting business __________ is used in computing the assessable profit |
| The year the business of the company ceased to exist is known for tax purposes as |
| where a person dies and leaves a valid will, the person has died_______ |
| An example of a beneficiary in an estate is : |
| __________ refers to the amount paid to the tax authorities which reflects the difference between the total VAT collected from customers on sales |
| VAT rate is computed at ________ of the value of vatable goods and services |
| Services exempted from VAT include the following EXCEPT: |
| NOUN has the following financial records: Year ended 31st December 2015 ₦2,500,000 Year ended 31st December 2016 ₦2,000,000 (Loss) Year ended 31st December 2017 ₦ 3,000,000 what is the assessable income of NOUN for 2016 year of asessment? |
| using the information in Question 9 above what is the assessable income if any of NOUN for 2017 tax year |
| Development as a concept is ………… |
| …… refers to the total transformation of the society |
| ……… is about meeting basic needs and redistributing the benefits of growth |
| To the layman, ……….. refers to higher per capita income and improved condition of living for the citizens. |
| To the expert, ………refers to a higher and rising real per capita income in any economy |
| ………refers to sustained increase in productivity over a relatively long period. |
| …….. means increase in economic resources or increased income. |
| There is…….. if a nation has experienced increase in national income or in or capita income. |
| The problems of …….. countries have to do with the development of unused resources. |
| The problems of……… countries are related to growth. |
| Development as a concept is ………… |
| …… …refers to the transformation of the society |
| ………. refers to the total transformation of the society |
| To the layman, ……….. refers to higher per capita income and improved condition of living for the citizens. |
| To the expert, ………refers to a higher and rising real per capita income in any economy |
| ………refers to sustained increase in productivity over a relatively long period. |
| …….. means increase in economic resources or increased income. |
| There is…….. if a nation has experienced increase in national income or in or capita income. |
| The problems of …….. countries have to do with the development of unused resources. |
| The problems of……… countries are related to growth. |
| An underdeveloped country is predominantly agricultural |
| About 80% of the labour force in an underdeveloped country are engaged in agriculture |
| Underdevelopment is also characterised by low levels of scientific and technological knowledge |
| In an underdeveloped country, the rest of the population lives at subsistence level under acute poverty |
| The political environment of underdeveloped countries is characterised by ethnic, religious and tribal conflicts |
| One of the political features of the underdeveloped countries is the growing gap between expectations and achievements |
| Unemployment and / or underemployment are major problems among the youths |
| Despite the introduction of development administration, primordial issues are obstacles to development |
| In Nigeria, the current administration laws were those introduced by the British since 50 to 100 years ago |
| The orientation of the Nigerian bureaucracy is geared towards the spoils system rather than merit |
| ………..is a good example of a medium of communication that appeal to the sense of hearing |
| Philosophy as an academic discipline attempts to organize ………….in order to allow for a comprehensive understanding and interpretation of the totality of reality. |
| The passage process of message from the sender to the receiver’s described as ____________ |
| Mass media include both ………………….. that one used to teach larger audience |
| …………. model of communication requires the use of an expert during classroom interaction? |
| Philosophers adopt …………. approach to issues in order to reach or attain reliable truth. |
| The odd among the stated terms is ……………..? |
| In comparing David Barlo model with Harold Lasswell model, “To Whom” corresponds with ……………………. |
| In S.M.R.E. model, communication can be explained in terms of input-output relationship involving message …………….and interpretation as reflected in the model |
| Which is odd as constants components of communication process? |
| The three main branches of philosophy are ………………….. |
| The theory that examines how non-verbal messages are structured is _____________ |
| Which communication model is concerned with the effect of message as well as its source and destination? |
| The term theory is reserved for ideas which meet baseline requirements about the kind of empirical …………made |
| Application of theories to real life situation commences with …….. |
| In summary a theory associated with the scientific field comprises of ………….. |
| In David Berlo’s “evaluation†is referred to as |
| Theory makes asserting about the underlying reality that brings about or affects the class of …………. |
| The success of any form of classroom teaching and learning depends highly on the efficiency of the communication strategy adopted by the ……………… |
| Which of these is not correct as a type of communication? |
| Another terminology for the sender is ______________ |
| Which of these terms is synonymous to the “sender� |
| “MBO†simply refers to____________ |
| In communication parlance, teachers mis-use of instructional media would constitute ________ |
| Who describes communication as the process of exchanging information between two individuals, organisation or machine? |
| Which theory suggests that individuals are motivated to act based on the meanings they assign to people, things and events. |
| …………….views interpersonal exchanges as analogous to economic exchanges where people are satisfied when they receive a fair return on the expenditure. |
| Rhetoric theory is based on the available means of ……………… |
| ………………is concerned with how people in individualistic and collectivistic cultures negotiate face in conflict situations. |
| Cultivation analysis theory argues that ……plays an extremely important role in how people view their world. |
| Which of these is the odd one? |
| Which of these not part of the factors for facilities renovation? |
| Which of these sounds is the loudest? |
| Which of these set of people worked extensively on thermal factors? |
| Which of these is not a factor affecting visualization? |
| Which one of these is not used as a light control measure? |
| At what level is the aesthetic appreciation of Nigerians? |
| The………………….. of the institution should also serve as guides for the planning of the facilities so that the facilities will be utilized effectively. |
| A well-equipped media centre with proper and adequate organisation and management will surely provide much more services and facilities than a ………….. |
| At the tertiary institutions, the centre is christened Centre for Educational Technology, while at the primary and secondary levels, it is known as ……………. |
| ………………is designed for storing materials which need maximum security like examination scripts. |
| One of the following is not part of the facilities for science laboratories: |
| Administrative requirement as a factor guiding the planning of the educational facilities include …………… |
| The administrative blocks for the head of the institution should be located at a ………place with easy accessibility |
| What is the range of talking relative to the decibel range? |
| The management of the Educational Technology centre in Nigeria is being confronted with …………….. |
| What is the full meaning of GSM? |
| Which one is odd among the technical challenges of adoption and utilisation of m-learning? |
| Which of the following personal technologies cannot support mobile learning? |
| What is the full meaning of MDTS? |
| The different names given to the Educational Technology centre reflect the ………………..behind the establishment of such centre. |
| The challenges in the adoption and utilisation of m-learning in the instructional process are in ………folds. |
| Which of the following is not among the possibilities and realities for learning through mobile phones with its existing features? |
| Which of these cannot be used in funding a media centre? |
| Major sources of equipping media centres include all except one: |
| The cultural needs include the provision of facilities for …… |
| Social needs facilities for social interaction include …………. |
| Horticulturists can be employed to provide horticultural ………………..appreciation to the environment. |
| Variables to be considered in the utilization of examples cum-illustration during instructional process include ……. |
| ………..helps in the removal of vague, ambiguous and nebulous concepts in the learners |
| In ancient Rome, who was caged and displayed along the Appian way to amuse travellers who thought his speech was funny? |
| In Nigeria, the formal education of special need children dated back to 1950s when the first special school was established in ……………………. |
| Terminologies in special education that are used interchangeable include all except |
| What is the full meaning of I.F.S.P.? |
| Students exposed to the concept of special education should be able to ……. |
| The major goal of the course is to prepare future …………… for the delivery and evaluation of education and special education programme. |
| Teaching and learning of basic concepts in special education include …….. |
| The categories of children that cannot benefit from the conventional classroomare because they require special education and related services include all except …… |
| In 1975, the Federal Government of Nigeria used ………. to supplement the additional funding of programmes of persons with special needs. |
| Trends in special education that have significant influence on the classroom environment are all except ……… |
| Strengthening research in special education include all except ……….. |
| ………..disorder is impairment in the ability to use speech or language to communicate. |
| …………is important in the production and use of oral language. |
| ………..is abnormal production of speech sounds. |
| ………….is a condition that is found in every corner of the globe, and which causes vary from place to place. |
| ………………can be used to identify pre-school children with learning disabilities. |
| ……………. is not a way of educating the hearing impaired? |
| Voice disorder can be caused by all of the following except ………………….. |
| Which one of these statements is false? |
| Which computer helps in pronouncing texts for children with visual impairment? |
| ………………………………………… is a/an impairment In the ability to speech or language |
| C. A. I. stands for ……. |
| All except one of the following is not a way of educating the hearing impaired? |
| Inclusion is the highest form of …………….. |
| Articulation disorder is the abnormal production of …………….. |
| How is speech supposed to flow? |
| Asphasia is a major form of ……………………….. |
| Can stuttering be hereditary? |
| Which one of these statement is false? |
| …………….. is a type of cerebral palsy affecting one leg alone |
| Which of the following is a factor that can influence Education |
| Examples of Emotional factors with regards to financial behavior includes |
| Carefree attitude with regards to finance is classified under |
| Which of the following factor can lead to financial distress in the family |
| Communication between husband and wife is critical to |
| Identifying ways of planning for family financial needs can be enhanced through good |
| One way of changing your financial behaviour is |
| Separating basic needs from wants is a way of changing |
| One of these is a strategy forcutting down family expenses |
| Which of the following can cause financial distress in the family |
| How many types of contemporary education is available to the family |
| Education that deals with organization of government and rights of citizens is called education for |
| Detailed Lessons in Nutrition is a form of |
| Helping Families to achieve rewarding livelihood through diversifying types of education, is a form of |
| Training for technical and commercial competence can be classified under |
| All forms of Education that takes place outside the formal school system is known as |
| Knowledge that is acquired unconciously is called |
| The type of Education which is not structured and can be held anywhere is known as |
| Mass Literacy in Nigeria can be classified as |
| Characteristics of non formal Education includes |
| Female Circumcision involves |
| Female circumcision is carried out for |
| Female circumcision in Nigeriais done in what part of the country |
| Removal of the head of clitoris is called |
| Angurya belongs to |
| Clitoridectomy is also called |
| Gishiri cut refers to |
| The removal of part or all of the external genitalia is called |
| Female circumcision is believed to be a traditional rite meant to initiate girls into |
| Female circumcision is usually performed by elderly |
| The goal of social studies according to NCSS (1992) is |
| Social studies is about |
| The content and purpose of social studies focus on |
| Which country is considered to be the ‘mother’ country of social studies |
| Who are the founders of social studies |
| What is CREDO |
| Theintroduction of social studies as a formal school subject in Africa was proposed in |
| Mombassa conference was held in |
| Mombassa conference was sponsorred by |
| The foundation for understanding of social studies in Africa was laid by |
| Right to Education and shelter can be categorized under |
| One of the ideal definition of social studies given by frost and Rowland (1969) sees social studies |
| The development of social studies in the United states started in what year |
| Keybook and curriculum projects in social studies emerged in Britain in the year |
| A continental concern for social studies in Africa started in |
| What factors heightened the interest of Americans in social studies |
| Teaching of social studies in United States of America is based on |
| Social studies in the United states of American today is focused on |
| Social studies was introduced into the Britain curriculum in what year |
| Social studies programmes in Britain faced a lot of resentment in the years |
| The new social studies began in what year |
| Social studies is defined as |
| Which of these constitute a social problem in our society |
| Ohio state university of USA trained some Nigerians in social studies in the year |
| Quartey (1984) gave definition of social studies as |
| Teaching of social studies in United States of America is based on |
| Responsibilities of citizens are called |
| Innovation in social studies curriculum in Africa came |
| Most African countries during this period were |
| Education policies of colonial government was to serve |
| The process of planning and controlling the use of energy in the home is called |
| Elimination of fatique can be achieved through |
| The process of reducing the amount of time and energy required to complete a given piece of work is called |
| Plan tasks to alternate sitting with |
| To minimize the number of movement and improve the type of motions on a specific task, apply |
| For work simplicity, combine related |
| One of these is a labour saving device in the home |
| For work simplicity, use correct heights for |
| Work environment should be comfortable and |
| Arrange items to allow |
| Immediate care and treatment given to a person who sustain injury or took ill is called |
| To prevent temporary or permanent dissability, a homemaker needs knowledge of |
| One basic necessity in the home is |
| TheBox should be placed in a |
| Items in the box include |
| Bites by animals and humans should be quickly taken care of, to prevent |
| The human mouth is heavily contaminated with |
| Rabies and Tetanus are usually transmitted by |
| First Aid treatment for large cuts include |
| Heavy bleeding can result in |
| Which is the least cold part of the refridgerator |
| The frreezer compactment of the refridgerator is marked with |
| Frozen compartments that are not star marked is suitable for |
| What model of refridgerator is most beneficial |
| Before placing food in the refridgerator, always allow it cool to |
| One of these should not be stored in the refridgerator |
| Moisture that freezes on the surface of the evaporator can be removed through |
| Which of these is not recommended wih regards to freezing of food |
| Awell balanced diet is made up of many kinds of |
| Nutrition needs are influenced by |
| What makes up the total component of health |
| A coplete state of physical, mental, and social wellbeing , is a definition of Health given by |
| Which of these is a characteristics of the physical dimension of Health |
| Ability to process and act on information falls under what dimension of Health |
| Freedom from diseases can be classified under what dimension of Health |
| How many hours of sleep a day is required by all individuals to stay healthy |
| What is the function of sleep to the body |
| Excessive intake of alcohol can lead to |
| An individual’s way of life which involves choices and decision that promote good health is called |
| Which of the following statement is true with regards to wellness |
| Exercise refers to |
| None Participation in exercises can lead to |
| Physical inactivity can increase the risk of developing |
| An individual should engage in physical exerecises for at least thirty minutes |
| A sedendary person is one who does |
| Inadequate water consumption during exercise can lead to |
| Exercise nourishes cells and tissue through improved |
| Increased peritalsis through physical exrcises can help improve |
| Physical strength is improved through the building of |
| The most efficient way to achieve cardiovascular fitness is through |
| Self acceptance and ability to cope with life’s presure is regarded as |
| Which of these can help you to balance your health triangle. |
| health is comp[osed of how many interacting dimensions |
| Strength, coordination, endurance and susceptibility to diseases belong to |
| Coping with stress and ability to resolve conflict belong to |
| A person with emotional health is one who is free from |
| A persons ability to cope with dialy circumstances and deal with personal feelings in a positive manner is |
| Freedom from illnes that affect the physiological systems of the body is |
| Abilitty to function effectively in meeting the demand of the days work and use free time effectively is |
| Freedom from illness or conditions that limit societal functioning is |
| The principle of human relations does not emphasise ………. |
| ……………has been described as any social system established specifically for a purpose or purposes. |
| ……………… refers to the allocation of teachers to the appropriate classes |
| The bureaucratic principle’s key element does not include ………. |
| The technical ability of a good administrator does not include …… |
| The virtue of friendliness by being personally interested in the welfare and problems of both staff and pupils is a/an ……. trait of a good administrator |
| Physical facilities in schools does not include ……. Facilities |
| Schools should be sited …… |
| Knowledge of educational administration to teachers does not …… |
| When change is necessary in an organization, ………. demands that it should be gradual to ensure evolution rather than revolution in the management of the school. |
| School …… is the process of seeking out, defining and controlling the conditions for improving the teaching and learning environment |
| Conflict management strategies in early childhood education does not include ………….. |
| ……. is not a form of supervision |
| There are …….. levels of supervision inschools |
| A …….. is a person formally designated by the organisation to interact with members of the teaching – learning system to improve the quality of teaching/learning. |
| Early Childhood teachers may not have this quality |
| The key elements in planning does not include ….. |
| Extracurricular/curricular and cocurricular activities relating to one another is an aspect of ……… planning in schools. |
