Part I: Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if the Statement is Incorrect 1. The occurrence of metallic minerals in Ethiopia is associated with the Mesozoic era 2. The amount of mapped ground area coverage is larger for small scale maps than large scale maps 3. A topical approach studies various geographic …
Part I: Say True if the statement is correct and say False if the statement is wrong 1. Under perfectly competitive market, some firm can gain any competitive advantage over the other firm through advertising their products 2. At stage one, each additional unit of a variable input contributes larger than the average 3. Macroeconomics …
Part I: write “True’ If the Statement is Correct and “False” If the Statement is incorrect 1. Having a business plan is always a guarantee for business success; similarly, firms that do not have a business plan will always fail 2. If you hear someone complaining about the unavailability of a certain product and you …
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PART I: Write TRUE IF THE STATEMENT IS CORRECT AND FALSE IF THE STATEMENT IS INCORRECT 1. Disagreement with previous employer is pull factor that motivates for starting a business 2. The business plan can be used as a tool to convince potential employees about the attractiveness of working with the business 3. An investor …
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Instruction I. Write ‘True’ If the statement Is correct and False’ If the statement is Incorrect 1. An opportunity may not be considered as a favorable set of circumstance that creates a need for a new product, service or business 2. People Management Skills are required to organize the physical and financial resources needed to …
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Part I: Match column “A” with column “B” Column A 1. The highland in the central geographic position in Ethiopia2. The narrowest, and densely populated sub division of rift valley3. The highland which extends from Chercher to Jigjiga4. The ridge that connect Gondar, Gojjam & Wollo highlands5. The Debre Damo monastery & other historical heritages …
Part I: Write true for the correct statement and false for the wrong statement 1. Cooking red meat is an example of physical change 2. Temperature is one example of extensive property of matter 3. An atom becomes a cation when the number of protons is more than the number of electrons 4. During dilution, …
PART ONE: MODAL VERBS DIRECTION: Below is an incomplete dialogue. Complete the dialog with suitable modals given in the table below, and write only the letters of your choices A. must B. could C. ought to D. had better E. should F. have to Habiba: My Friend Gelmo never seems to have time for me …
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Part I. Write “True” if the Statement is Correct and “False” if the Statement Is Incorrect 1. When designing an intervention program for persons with disabilities, the nature of their disability should be considered 2. Except the negative attitude of others towards PWDs, the way PWDs perceive and define themselves in relation to their disability …
Part One: Say True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is incorrect 1. Types of AI that do not store memories or past experiences for future actions, and only focus on current scenarios is called Reactive Machines 2. IBM’s Deep Blue system is an example of limited memory machines 3. Artificial …
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