Cop 111 - Introduction To Cooperatives
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- 1.……………..Cooperative are mostly formed by a number of primarily Co-operatives
- A.
Tertiary
- B.
Secondary
- C.
Group
- D.
None of the above
- 2.A……... can be refereed to as any coming together of primary co-operatives to form another common body.
- A.
Cooperative society
- B.
None of these is similar
- C.
Team
- D.
Union
- 3.An apex co-operative is the same thing as functionally specialized national ………………..
- A.
Society
- B.
Cooperative society
- C.
Body
- D.
Cooperative
- 4.A single purpose Co-operative example is ………….. Cooperative
- A.
Farming
- B.
Marketing
- C.
Agricultural
- D.
None is correct
- 5.A …………….. Cooperative society is the cooperative where members make all the decisions and management is to execute only.
- A.
Traditional
- B.
Cooperative society
- C.
Cooperative society
- D.
None of the above
- 6.………………………...are societies that serve the function of multi or many purposes designed for the benefit of the numbers
- A.
Traditional cooperative societies
- B.
Single cooperative societies
- C.
Co-operatives Multipurpose Societies
- D.
Tertiary cooperative societies
- 7.In ………… cooperative society each member has his own farmland
- A.
Consumers Co-operatives Societies
- B.
Traditional Co-operatives Societies
- C.
Group farmers soieties
- D.
Agricultural Co-operatives Societies
- 8.A Co-operative Investment and Credit Society is a variation of Co-operatives ………………………………society.
- A.
Investment and Credit Societies
- B.
Thrift and Credit Society
- C.
Savings & loans
- D.
Savings & credit
- 9.………………..who are so interested can form a building Co-operative Society
- A.
Members
- B.
Society
- C.
People
- D.
Individual
- 10.……………….. Cooperative society main purpose is getting clothing materials, which have been bought in bulk by the society.
- A.
Tailors Co-operatives Societies
- B.
Artisans Co-operatives Societies
- C.
Designers Co-operatives Societies
- D.
None of the above
- 11.…………. reasons constitute the major motive why people join or form Cooperative
- A.
Individual
- B.
Economic
- C.
Personal
- D.
None of the above
- 12.Government giving loans to the co-operatives are common in ………….
- A.
Nigeria
- B.
Among the Yoruba's
- C.
Igbo's
- D.
Hausa's
- 13.In the free ………. economy any organization that fails to adapt will perish.
- A.
Imperfect
- B.
Currupt
- C.
Perfect
- D.
Market
- 14.The small producer or marketer will not be accepted as…………. for business transactions by the big final user
- A.
Partners
- B.
Group
- C.
Members
- D.
Question is wrong
- 15.In the case of the ……. Co-operatives, reduced prices can be obtained for members through the activities of the co-operative.
- A.
Marketing
- B.
Demand
- C.
Demand & Supply
- D.
Supply
- 16.The Co-operative is thus established to…………….the interest of the members.
- A.
Interacts
- B.
Promote
- C.
Motivate
- D.
Examined
- 17.Access to essential commodities, credit, inputs etc. is made conditional upon …………...
- A.
Ideologies
- B.
Incomes
- C.
Ownership
- D.
Membership
- 18.Type in your Matric No. and Password
- 19.The desire to join Co-operatives may also be to obey customs or ………………
- A.
Traditions
- B.
Customary
- C.
Immigrations
- D.
Cultures
- 20.Money from ………………….. easily regarded as National cake and needs not to be paid
- A.
Cooperatives
- B.
Private Bodies
- C.
Non governmental bodies
- D.
Government
- 21.Normadic life style is characterized by constant movement of family, homestead and economy of the ………………
- A.
Government
- B.
Economy
- C.
Producer
- D.
None of these makes sense
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