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(3a)
The organization formed by Country X is called the Trade Promotion Council.
(3b)
(PICK FOUR ONLY)
(i) Market Research and Analysis: The council conducts research on international markets to identify demand trends, consumer preferences, and competitive products. This helps local producers adapt their goods to suit foreign markets.
(ii) Promotion of Local Products Abroad: It organizes trade fairs, exhibitions, and promotional campaigns in foreign countries to showcase and advertise locally manufactured goods.
(iii) Facilitating Export Training and Education: The council provides training programs and workshops to local businesses on export procedures, documentation, packaging standards, and international trade laws.
(iv) Advising Government on Export Policy: It advises the government on trade policies, tariffs, and incentives that can help boost exports and make local products more competitive globally.
(v) Linking Exporters to Foreign Buyers: The council acts as a bridge between local producers and foreign importers by facilitating business matchmaking and networking opportunities.
(vi) Quality Control and Standardization Support: It helps local manufacturers meet international quality standards and certifications required for exporting goods to specific markets.
(vii) Assisting in Overcoming Trade Barriers: The council supports exporters in dealing with non-tariff barriers, such as customs regulations and product testing requirements in foreign countries.
(viii) Providing Financial and Logistical Support: It may assist with financing export activities, insurance, shipping logistics, and accessing government export grants or subsidies.
(3c)
(PICK FIVE ONLY)
(i) To Earn Foreign Exchange: Foreign trade allows Country X to sell goods and services abroad and earn foreign currency, which is essential for international transactions and economic stability.
(ii) To Access Goods Not Produced Locally: By engaging in trade, Country X can import goods that are not available domestically due to a lack of natural resources, technology, or expertise.
(iii) To Acquire Advanced Technology: Foreign trade enables Country X to import modern machinery, tools, and technological know-how that can help boost domestic productivity and industrial development.
(iv) To Expand Market for Local Products: Selling goods abroad provides a larger market for locally produced items, increasing production, employment, and national income.
(v) To Promote Industrial Growth: Trade encourages investment in local industries, as producers can benefit from access to raw materials and markets for their finished products.
(vi) To Foster International Relations: Engaging in trade builds diplomatic and economic relationships with other countries, leading to cooperation in other areas like education, defense, and culture.
(vii) To Stabilize Prices: Foreign trade helps balance supply and demand. Surplus products can be exported to avoid domestic price drops, while scarce goods can be imported to prevent inflation.
(viii) To Encourage Competition and Innovation: Exposure to global markets encourages domestic producers to improve quality, reduce costs, and innovate to compete internationally.
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*NUMBER THREE*
(3a)
The organization formed by Country X is called the Trade Promotion Council.
(3b)
(PICK FOUR ONLY)
(i) Market Research and Analysis: The council conducts research on international markets to identify demand trends, consumer preferences, and competitive products. This helps local producers adapt their goods to suit foreign markets.
(ii) Promotion of Local Products Abroad: It organizes trade fairs, exhibitions, and promotional campaigns in foreign countries to showcase and advertise locally manufactured goods.
(iii) Facilitating Export Training and Education: The council provides training programs and workshops to local businesses on export procedures, documentation, packaging standards, and international trade laws.
(iv) Advising Government on Export Policy: It advises the government on trade policies, tariffs, and incentives that can help boost exports and make local products more competitive globally.
(v) Linking Exporters to Foreign Buyers: The council acts as a bridge between local producers and foreign importers by facilitating business matchmaking and networking opportunities.
(vi) Quality Control and Standardization Support: It helps local manufacturers meet international quality standards and certifications required for exporting goods to specific markets.
(vii) Assisting in Overcoming Trade Barriers: The council supports exporters in dealing with non-tariff barriers, such as customs regulations and product testing requirements in foreign countries.
(viii) Providing Financial and Logistical Support: It may assist with financing export activities, insurance, shipping logistics, and accessing government export grants or subsidies.
(3c)
(PICK FIVE ONLY)
(i) To Earn Foreign Exchange: Foreign trade allows Country X to sell goods and services abroad and earn foreign currency, which is essential for international transactions and economic stability.
(ii) To Access Goods Not Produced Locally: By engaging in trade, Country X can import goods that are not available domestically due to a lack of natural resources, technology, or expertise.
(iii) To Acquire Advanced Technology: Foreign trade enables Country X to import modern machinery, tools, and technological know-how that can help boost domestic productivity and industrial development.
(iv) To Expand Market for Local Products: Selling goods abroad provides a larger market for locally produced items, increasing production, employment, and national income.
(v) To Promote Industrial Growth: Trade encourages investment in local industries, as producers can benefit from access to raw materials and markets for their finished products.
(vi) To Foster International Relations: Engaging in trade builds diplomatic and economic relationships with other countries, leading to cooperation in other areas like education, defense, and culture.
(vii) To Stabilize Prices: Foreign trade helps balance supply and demand. Surplus products can be exported to avoid domestic price drops, while scarce goods can be imported to prevent inflation.
(viii) To Encourage Competition and Innovation: Exposure to global markets encourages domestic producers to improve quality, reduce costs, and innovate to compete internationally.
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Question 1 (MS Word - Birthday Calendar) [15 marks]
Using Figure 1 as a guide, perform the following steps:
(a) Design one-month calendar to indicate the Date and Month of your birth:
1. Insert Table:
Go to Insert > Table.
Create a 7-column table to represent days of the week (M, T, W, T, F, S, S).
Fill in the calendar dates appropriately for your birth month.
(b) Use WordArt to type the title “My Birthday Calendar”:
Insert > WordArt, choose a style.
Type "My Birthday Calendar", set font size 18.
(c) Format the text on WordArt with text effect/transform/stop:
Select the WordArt, go to Format > Text Effects, choose Transform or add Shadow/Glow/Reflection.
(d) Insert any ClipArt or image of your choice to represent your picture:
Insert > Pictures or ClipArt.
Choose an image or icon to represent yourself.
(e) Type the Month and Year of your birth using:
Font: Arial Rounded MT Bold
Font size: 30 pt
(f) Insert calendar using Quick Tables:
Insert > Table > Quick Tables, choose Calendar, and edit to match your birth month/year.
(g) Asterisk or colour the day of your birth:
Highlight your birth date in the calendar.
Use Font Color or add an asterisk *.
(h) Type your full name and index number below the calendar:
Delete the name/index in the sample and replace with your own (e.g., Your Name 123456789).
(i) Save your work:
Use your index number as the file name.
Save in the specified folder on the desktop.
(j) Print and submit to Supervisor.
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Question 2 (MS PowerPoint – Geopolitical Zones)
Using Microsoft PowerPoint, perform the following:
(a) Create six slides using Title and Content layout:
1. Apply different Design Themes to each slide.
2. Each slide should cover one geopolitical zone as follows:
---
Slide 1: North Central
Benue State
Kogi State
Kwara State
Nasarawa State
Niger State
Plateau State
FCT (Abuja)
---
Slide 2: North East
Adamawa State
Bauchi State
Borno State
Gombe State
Taraba State
Yobe State
---
Slide 3: North West
Kaduna State
Kano State
Katsina State
Kebbi State
Jigawa State
Sokoto State
Zamfara State
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Using Figure 1 as a guide, perform the following steps:
(a) Design one-month calendar to indicate the Date and Month of your birth:
1. Insert Table:
Go to Insert > Table.
Create a 7-column table to represent days of the week (M, T, W, T, F, S, S).
Fill in the calendar dates appropriately for your birth month.
(b) Use WordArt to type the title “My Birthday Calendar”:
Insert > WordArt, choose a style.
Type "My Birthday Calendar", set font size 18.
(c) Format the text on WordArt with text effect/transform/stop:
Select the WordArt, go to Format > Text Effects, choose Transform or add Shadow/Glow/Reflection.
(d) Insert any ClipArt or image of your choice to represent your picture:
Insert > Pictures or ClipArt.
Choose an image or icon to represent yourself.
(e) Type the Month and Year of your birth using:
Font: Arial Rounded MT Bold
Font size: 30 pt
(f) Insert calendar using Quick Tables:
Insert > Table > Quick Tables, choose Calendar, and edit to match your birth month/year.
(g) Asterisk or colour the day of your birth:
Highlight your birth date in the calendar.
Use Font Color or add an asterisk *.
(h) Type your full name and index number below the calendar:
Delete the name/index in the sample and replace with your own (e.g., Your Name 123456789).
(i) Save your work:
Use your index number as the file name.
Save in the specified folder on the desktop.
(j) Print and submit to Supervisor.
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Question 2 (MS PowerPoint – Geopolitical Zones)
Using Microsoft PowerPoint, perform the following:
(a) Create six slides using Title and Content layout:
1. Apply different Design Themes to each slide.
2. Each slide should cover one geopolitical zone as follows:
---
Slide 1: North Central
Benue State
Kogi State
Kwara State
Nasarawa State
Niger State
Plateau State
FCT (Abuja)
---
Slide 2: North East
Adamawa State
Bauchi State
Borno State
Gombe State
Taraba State
Yobe State
---
Slide 3: North West
Kaduna State
Kano State
Katsina State
Kebbi State
Jigawa State
Sokoto State
Zamfara State
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Guidelines to Achieve Answers for the Questions:
*Question 1: MS Word Birthday Calendar*
1. Design the Calendar:
- Open MS Word → Go to Insert → Table → Quick Tables → Select a built-in calendar template.
- Adjust the month and year to your birth details (e.g., May 2026).
2. WordArt Title:
- Go to Insert → WordArt → Choose a style.
- Type "My Birthday Calendar" → Set font size to 18.
3. Text Effect:
- Select the WordArt → Go to Format → Text Effects → Transform → Apply the "Stop" effect (square shape).
4. Insert Image:
- Delete the WAEC logo placeholder → Go to Insert → Pictures/Online Pictures → Add your photo or ClipArt.
5. Month and Year:
- Type the month and year (e.g., MAY 2026) using Arial Rounded MT Bold, 30 pt.
6. Highlight Birthday:
- Locate your birth date on the calendar → Add an asterisk () or color the cell.
7. Personal Details:
- Below the calendar, type your full name and index number (e.g., Dikkio Chinedu 4251102068).
8. Save and Print:
- Save as IndexNumber.docx in the desktop folder.
- Print the document.
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*Question 2: PowerPoint Geo-political Zones*
1. Create Slides:
- Open PowerPoint → Use Title and Content layout for all 6 slides.
- Assign a different Design Theme to each slide (e.g., Organic, Ion, Slice).
2. Slide Content:
- Title: "Six Geo-political Zones in Nigeria" (on all slides).
- Subtitle: Name of the zone (e.g., "South East").
- Bullet Points: List states for each zone (use unique bullet styles per slide).
3. Footer:
- Go to Insert → Header & Footer → Check Date and Time (Update automatically) → Add your name and index number.
4. Save and Print:
- Save as IndexNumber.pptx.
- Print as a Handout (6 slides per page).
=========================
*Question 3: Textbook Cover Design*
1. Title and Audience:
- Use a graphic tool (e.g., Canva, Adobe Illustrator).
- Box (i): Add book title (e.g., Mathematics for Beginners).
- Box (ii): Target audience (e.g., Primary School Students).
- Remove borders for both boxes.
2. Circular Image:
- Insert an image into a circular shape (e.g., globe icon).
3. Author Name:
- Box (iv): Use artistic text (e.g., gradient, shadow) → Fictitious name (e.g., John Doe).
4. Spine Title:
- Rotate the book title vertically on the spine.
5. Octagonal Author Image:
- Insert an image into an octagon shape (e.g., a portrait).
6. Author Description:
- Write a 2-3 line bio under About the Author.
7. Publisher:
- Add a fictitious publisher (e.g., Global Education Press).
8. Save and Print:
- Save as IndexNumber_Cover.jpg.
- Print the design.
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*Question 1: MS Word Birthday Calendar*
1. Design the Calendar:
- Open MS Word → Go to Insert → Table → Quick Tables → Select a built-in calendar template.
- Adjust the month and year to your birth details (e.g., May 2026).
2. WordArt Title:
- Go to Insert → WordArt → Choose a style.
- Type "My Birthday Calendar" → Set font size to 18.
3. Text Effect:
- Select the WordArt → Go to Format → Text Effects → Transform → Apply the "Stop" effect (square shape).
4. Insert Image:
- Delete the WAEC logo placeholder → Go to Insert → Pictures/Online Pictures → Add your photo or ClipArt.
5. Month and Year:
- Type the month and year (e.g., MAY 2026) using Arial Rounded MT Bold, 30 pt.
6. Highlight Birthday:
- Locate your birth date on the calendar → Add an asterisk () or color the cell.
7. Personal Details:
- Below the calendar, type your full name and index number (e.g., Dikkio Chinedu 4251102068).
8. Save and Print:
- Save as IndexNumber.docx in the desktop folder.
- Print the document.
=========================
*Question 2: PowerPoint Geo-political Zones*
1. Create Slides:
- Open PowerPoint → Use Title and Content layout for all 6 slides.
- Assign a different Design Theme to each slide (e.g., Organic, Ion, Slice).
2. Slide Content:
- Title: "Six Geo-political Zones in Nigeria" (on all slides).
- Subtitle: Name of the zone (e.g., "South East").
- Bullet Points: List states for each zone (use unique bullet styles per slide).
3. Footer:
- Go to Insert → Header & Footer → Check Date and Time (Update automatically) → Add your name and index number.
4. Save and Print:
- Save as IndexNumber.pptx.
- Print as a Handout (6 slides per page).
=========================
*Question 3: Textbook Cover Design*
1. Title and Audience:
- Use a graphic tool (e.g., Canva, Adobe Illustrator).
- Box (i): Add book title (e.g., Mathematics for Beginners).
- Box (ii): Target audience (e.g., Primary School Students).
- Remove borders for both boxes.
2. Circular Image:
- Insert an image into a circular shape (e.g., globe icon).
3. Author Name:
- Box (iv): Use artistic text (e.g., gradient, shadow) → Fictitious name (e.g., John Doe).
4. Spine Title:
- Rotate the book title vertically on the spine.
5. Octagonal Author Image:
- Insert an image into an octagon shape (e.g., a portrait).
6. Author Description:
- Write a 2-3 line bio under About the Author.
7. Publisher:
- Add a fictitious publisher (e.g., Global Education Press).
8. Save and Print:
- Save as IndexNumber_Cover.jpg.
- Print the design.
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