Cambridge O Level: Commerce 7100/11
Cambridge O Level: Commerce 7100/11
COMMERCE 7100/11
Paper 1 Multiple Choice October/November 2022
1 hour
INSTRUCTIONS
• There are forty questions on this paper. Answer all questions.
• For each question there are four possible answers A, B, C and D. Choose the one you consider correct
and record your choice in soft pencil on the multiple choice answer sheet.
• Follow the instructions on the multiple choice answer sheet.
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spaces provided unless this has been done for you.
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INFORMATION
• The total mark for this paper is 40.
• Each correct answer will score one mark.
• Any rough working should be done on this question paper.
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A B C D
2 Raw materials and finished goods may not be immediately required for the next stage in the
chain of production.
A advertising
B communications
C transport
D warehousing
4 Which type of retailer sells a limited range of products and uses national advertising?
A department store
B hypermarket
C speciality chain store
D variety chain
A bar coding
B branding
C EPOS
D packaging
What is X?
A broker
B del credere agent
C export merchant
D factor
12 What is the correct order of use for these trade documents in a credit sale?
14 The table shows visible exports and imports of four countries, A–D.
exports imports
$m $m
A 7 10
B 15 12
C 35 58
D 70 61
15 What is a tariff?
16 Why is trading overseas more difficult than trading in the home market?
SENSATIONAL
FRAGRANCE
Worn by celebrities
A ambition
B hero worship
C social acceptance
D success
20 What is the cheapest method of sending a written message from one company to another?
A airmail
B courier
C email
D post
21 What is a blog?
A app
B online diary
C pop-up
D social network
retailer
manufacturer’s wholesaler’s
retailer
factory warehouse
retailer
A canned meat
B dried fruit
C ground coffee
D raw fish
$m
administration costs 10
claims by policy holders 50
interest on investments 5
premiums received 80
29 ‘This person assesses the probability of insurance risks and calculates premiums payable.’
A actuary
B agent
C broker
D underwriter
30 The diagram shows the steps taken by an insured driver to make a claim after a car accident.
documents
insurance
claim form car received by
company → → → →
completed inspected insurance
informed
company
A compensation paid
B damaged articles recorded
C police called
D proposal form completed
Bank Statement
32 What is the most likely effect a cashless society will have on banks?
33 Why might a manufacturer choose to open a factory shop on its production site?
A firefighter
B storekeeper
C taxi driver
D waiter
35 Edward has a small business. He wants to buy a new delivery van on credit for $10 000.
A credit card
B extended credit
C hire purchase
D informal credit
A buying land
B funding dividends
C paying wages
D repaying bank loan
37 What is the best method to improve the rate of inventory turnover for a small business selling fast
food?
A improving marketing
B increasing overdraft
C lowering wages
D reducing wastage
WE MUST FOLLOW
GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS
A economic
B political
C social
D technological
A bio-diesel fuel
B bottle banks
C fair trade
D wind farms
40 Joan purchased an expensive gold necklace. Two days later the chain broke. She took these
steps.
What should she do if the shop does not give her a refund?
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