Questions for UNIPORT POST-UTME are drawn from these subject areas
10 questions each from each of the above subjects
Excerpts of UNIPORT POST-UTME for Social Sciences and Management
1. The score of the set of final year students in the first set examination in a paper are 41, 29, 55, 21, 47, 70, 70, 40, 73, 23, 50. Find the median of the scores
A. 47
B. 48 ½
C. 50
D. 48
E. 49
2. If a rod of length 250 cm is measured as 255cm long error, what is the percentage error in the measurement?
A. 55
B. 10
C. 5
D. 4
E. 2
3. The supreme organ of the U.N.O. is the
A. General assembly
B. Secretary general
C. World court
D. World bank
4. The ECOWAS treaty was signed in 1975 in
A. Accra
B. Banjul
C. Freetown
D. Abidjan
E. Lome
5. The transfer of authority to local government council is known as
A. demarcation
B. delegation
C. fusion
D. fragmentation
E. devolution
6. A popular principle of colonial administration in British West Africa was
A. association
B. indirect rule
C. paternalism
D. westernization
E. assimilation
7. Money performs number of functions. One of these functions makes it possible for any person to provide for old age. because of that particular function money is regarded as a
A. medium of exchange
B. measure of value
C. unit of account
D. store of value
E. standard for deferred payments.
8. When demand is elastic, it means that consumer
A. react more proportionately to price change
B. are not sensitive to price change
C. will stop buying when price increases
D. react less proportionately to price change
E. react equally to price change
In each of questions, the most appropriate option opposite in meaning to the word(s) or phrase in italics.
9. The chairman’s verdict redressed the injustice meted out by the secretary.
A. Corrected
B. Restored
C. Aggravated
D. Addressed.
10. Uche could not travel last December because of the severity of the harmattan
A. Cold
B. Mildness
C. Warmth
D. Moderation
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