Business can be defined as:
|
A.
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Selling of goods
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B.
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Buying of goods
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C.
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A market place
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D.
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Trade, commerce and industry
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Which form of business organisation would be most suitable for a
capital intensive business?
|
A.
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Sole
proprietorship
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B.
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Partnership
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C.
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Co-operative
society
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D.
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Joint-stock company
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According to the systems approach, a system is the:
|
A.
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Sum total of all
its components
|
B.
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Orderly arrangement of its
components in a coordinated manner
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C.
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A combination of
some of the components
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D.
|
A systemic view
of the organisation
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A business organization has constant and invisible interaction
with its:
|
A.
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Employees
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B.
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Suppliers and
customers
|
C.
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External environment
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D.
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Government
|
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Which one of the following refers to 'factoring services'?
|
A.
|
Guaranteeing realisation from
debtors
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B.
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Financing working
capital
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C.
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Providing project
consultancy
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D.
|
None of the above
|
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Vertical combination implies:
|
A.
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Formation of
pools and cartels
|
B.
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Integration of enterprises engaged
in different stages of production of a particular product
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C.
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A group 01
organisations having common sales set-up
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D.
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Integration of
enterprises engaged in manufacturing similar products
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An indirect tax is one where:
|
A.
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Tax is levied on
wealth
|
B.
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Tax is levied
always on products
|
C.
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Points of impact
and incidence are the same
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D.
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Points of impact and incidence are
different
|
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Which one of the following is an example of indirect tax?
|
A.
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Corporation tax
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B.
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Wealth tax
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C.
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Income tax
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D.
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Sales tax
|
|
The incidence of tax refers to:
|
A.
|
The effect
produced by the tax
|
B.
|
The rate of
taxation
|
C.
|
One who bears the ultimate money
burden of the tax
|
D.
|
One who is
immediately responsible to pay the tax
|
|
Who is generally regarded as the father of modern management?
|
A.
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F.W.Taylor
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B.
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Henry Fayol
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C.
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James D.Mooney
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D.
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Alan C. Reiley
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|
The term Managerial Revolution refers to the prediction that
with the expansion in size of business units, world affairs will eventually
be in the hands of a few powerful managers. Who made use of this term?
|
A.
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J.Burnham
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B.
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F.W.Taylor
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C.
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Alfred Marshall
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D.
|
J.K.Galbraith
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The principle of scientific management implies:
|
A.
|
Replacement of rules of thumb by
scientific principles of management
|
B.
|
Managing business
in a scientific way
|
C.
|
Use of science in
business
|
D.
|
Human approach to
management
|
|
Objectives in the context of management may be defined as:
|
A.
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Laying down
targets to be achieved over a period of time
|
B.
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The end result, which an
organisation tries to attain
|
C.
|
The purpose for
the organization's survival
|
D.
|
Parameters for
unified planning
|
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The two key factors in 'management by objectives' are:
|
A.
|
Performance
evaluation and objectives
|
B.
|
Democratic goal-setting and
verifiable objectives
|
C.
|
Systems approach
and long-range planning
|
D.
|
Short-run goods
and flexibility
|
|
An informal organisation is one where:
|
A.
|
There is no
division of work
|
B.
|
Jobs of
individuals are not precisely defined
|
C.
|
The structure is not prescribed by
formal authority
|
D.
|
There are no
fixed hours of work
|
|
The first level of needs in Maslow's 'need hierarchy is:
|
A.
|
Social needs
|
B.
|
Security needs
|
C.
|
Physiological needs
|
D.
|
Esteem needs
|
|
Planning and control are related in such a way that:
|
A.
|
Planning precedes
control
|
B.
|
Control precedes
planning
|
C.
|
Both are
concurrent
|
D.
|
Both go hand-in-hand with each
other in a cyclical manner
|
|
Communication is complete when the:
|
A.
|
Message is sent
by the sender
|
B.
|
Message is
received by the receiver
|
C.
|
Message is received and understood
by the receiver
|
D.
|
Message is
further transmitted by the receiver
|
|
A private company must have at least:
|
A.
|
2 members
|
B.
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5 members
|
C.
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7 members
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D.
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10 members
|
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Unless the Articles of Association otherwise provide, the quorum
for a general meeting of a public company is:
|
A.
|
One-third of the
total members
|
B.
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Five members personally present
|
C.
|
Seven members
personally present
|
D.
|
Twenty members
personally present
|
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A Special resolution is one, which is passed in a general
meeting by:
|
A.
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A simple majority
of votes
|
B.
|
Two-third
majority of votes
|
C.
|
Three-fourth majority of votes
|
D.
|
Three-fifth
majority of votes
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|
A share warrant can be issued by:
|
A.
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Private companies
only
|
B.
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Public companies only
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C.
|
Both public and
private companies
|
D.
|
Government companies
only
|
|
What is the minimum number of shareholders necessary for a
public company?
|
|
The share capital of a company refers to:
|
A.
|
Equity share
capital
|
B.
|
Preference share
capital
|
C.
|
Equity and preference share capital
|
D.
|
Equity and
preference share capital and debentures
|
|
Within how many days of the declaration of divident must
divident warrants be posted to shareholders?
|
A.
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21 days
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B.
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30 days
|
C.
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42 days
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D.
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60 days
|
|
Any agreement by a minor which is beneficial to him is a:
|
A.
|
Void agreement
|
B.
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Illegal agreement
|
C.
|
Valid contract
|
D.
|
Void contract
|
|
The liability of partners in a partnership firm is:
|
A.
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Joint and several
|
B.
|
Joint and
alternative
|
C.
|
Alternative
|
D.
|
Joint
|
|
What is the maximum number of partners necessary in a partnership firm
carrying on banking business?
|
|
The suit for specific performance in case of breach of contract
may be filed only where the subject matter relates to:
|
A.
|
Movable goods
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B.
|
Immovable property
|
C.
|
Perishable goods
|
D.
|
Personal skill
and qualifications
|
|
Which one of the following is a void agreement?
|
A.
|
Agreement in restraint of trade
|
B.
|
Agreement whose
object is illegal
|
C.
|
Agreement in
respect of sale of goodwill
|
D.
|
Service
agreements containing negative stipulations during the tenure of service
|
|
Crossing a cheque 'Not Negotiable' affords security against:
|
A.
|
Negotiation of
cheque
|
B.
|
The ft of cheque
|
C.
|
Payment to wrong
banker or account
|
D.
|
None of the above
|
|
Non-registration of a partnership does not affect the:
|
A.
|
Suit by a partner
against the firm or other co-partners
|
B.
|
Suit by the firm
against third parties
|
C.
|
Suit by third parties against the
firm
|
D.
|
Claim of set-off
or other proceedings on a contract by the firm
|
|
Organisation Theory is concerned with the:
|
A.
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Development of an
organisation as an economic unit
|
B.
|
Study to explain the nature and
composition of organisations as a social or human group
|
C.
|
Rules governing
an organisation
|
D.
|
Human behaviour
at work
|
|
With which of following is Behavioural Science in management related?
|
A.
|
Organizational
response to its environment
|
B.
|
Scientific study of human behaviour
|
C.
|
Superior-subordinate
behaviour within an organisation
|
D.
|
None of the above
|
|
Job-enrichment means:
|
A.
|
More tasks of the
same general nature
|
B.
|
More tasks
providing greater challenge
|
C.
|
Change or variation of job after a
time period
|
D.
|
None of the above
|
|
Finance is concerned with:
|
A.
|
Arrangement of
funds
|
B.
|
Identification
of sources of funds
|
C.
|
Recording
utilisation of funds
|
D.
|
All of the above
|
|
An organisation structure refers to the:
|
A.
|
Nature of
superior-subordinate relationship
|
B.
|
Relationships and
dependencies within an organisation
|
C.
|
Extent of
delegation of authority in the organisation
|
D.
|
Flow of authority and
responsibility
|
|
Debt Equity Ratio refers to the ratio of:
|
A.
|
Debtors to equity
share capital
|
B.
|
Long term debt to shareholders'
equity
|
C.
|
Total debt to
equity share capital
|
D.
|
Long term debt to
equity share capital
|
|
Trading on equity' means:
|
A.
|
Use of equity
share capital for trade financing
|
B.
|
Use of fixed-interest borrowed
funds for getting a higher return on equity
|
C.
|
Having no
borrowed funds
|
D.
|
Trading in equity
share capital
|
|
Cost of goods sold refers to:
|
A.
|
Sales minus gross profits
|
B.
|
Sales minus
profits
|
C.
|
Cost of
materials, labour and overheads
|
D.
|
None of the above
|
|
In the pay back period method of capital budgeting, investment
is divided by:
|
A.
|
Annual profits
|
B.
|
Return on
investment
|
C.
|
Constant annual cash flow
|
D.
|
Cumulative cash
flow
|
|
The relationship between EBIT and EPS gives:
|
A.
|
Operating
leverage
|
B.
|
Financial leverage
|
C.
|
Nornal leverage
|
D.
|
Composite
leverage
|
|
Under-capitalisation refers to a situation where:
|
A.
|
The capital base
is larger for the earnings made
|
B.
|
The capital base does not justify
the amount of earnings made and needs to be enhanced
|
C.
|
The capital base
justifies the earnings made
|
D.
|
The earnings
ratio of the company equals the industry's earnings ratio
|
|
A bank account is a:
|
A.
|
Personal account
|
B.
|
Real account
|
C.
|
Liability account
|
D.
|
Nominal account
|
|
Prepaid expenses appearing in a trial balance will figure in
the:
|
A.
|
Balance sheet
|
B.
|
Profit and loss
account
|
C.
|
Profit and loss
account and balance sheet
|
D.
|
Prepaid expenses
account
|
|
Sale of old furniture on credit will appear in the:
|
A.
|
Sales day book
|
B.
|
Cash book
|
C.
|
Journal
|
D.
|
Debtors ledger
|
|
The excess of current assets over current liabilities is called:
|
A.
|
Net worth
|
B.
|
Working capital
|
C.
|
Net tangible
worth
|
D.
|
Turnover
|
|
Depreciation is the process of:
|
A.
|
Allocation of costs
|
B.
|
Valuation of
assets
|
C.
|
Use of assets
|
D.
|
None of the above
|
|
What is the objective of cost accounting?
|
A.
|
Cost
determination
|
B.
|
Cost analysis
|
C.
|
Cost control
|
D.
|
All of the above
|
|
What is Conversion Cost?
|
A.
|
Cost of materials
and labour
|
B.
|
Cost of transforming direct
materials into finished products
|
C.
|
Cost of labour
|
D.
|
Total cost of
running business
|
|
In an integrated costing system, most of the data relevant to
cost accounting comes from the:
|
A.
|
Cost accounting
system
|
B.
|
Financial accounting system
|
C.
|
Stores accounting
system
|
D.
|
Sales and distribution
system V H-
|
|
Which method of costing is used by sugar mills?
|
A.
|
Unit or output
costing
|
B.
|
Job costing
|
C.
|
Process costing
|
D.
|
Batch costing
|
|
Premium on redemption of debentures is accounted for in the:
|
A.
|
Personal account
|
B.
|
Real account
|
C.
|
Nominal account
|
D.
|
Assets account
|
|
After debentures are redeemed, the balance in the sinking fund
account is transferred to:
|
A.
|
Capital reserve
|
B.
|
General reserve
|
C.
|
Profit and loss
account
|
D.
|
Secret reserve
|
|
To the extent redemption of preferece shares takes place out of profits, an
equal amount has to be transferred to:
|
A.
|
Development
rebate reserve
|
B.
|
Capital redemption reserve
|
C.
|
General reserve
|
D.
|
Share premium
account
|
|
When shares are forfeited, the share capital account is debited
by:
|
A.
|
Calls-in-arrears
|
B.
|
Called-up-amount
|
C.
|
Paid-up amount
|
D.
|
Face value of
shares
|
|
The profit on re-issuing forfeited shares is transferred to:
|
A.
|
Capital reserve
|
B.
|
Capital
redumption reserve
|
C.
|
General reserve
|
D.
|
Revaluation
reserve
|
|
The share application account is a:
|
A.
|
Real account
|
B.
|
Personal account
|
C.
|
Nominal account
|
D.
|
Asset account
|
|
The excess of purchase price over net assets is:
|
A.
|
Goodwill
|
B.
|
Capital reserve
|
C.
|
Preliminary
expense
|
D.
|
Revenue reserve
|
|
In the balance sheet of a company, the items goodwill, patents
and trade marks are shown under the heading:
|
A.
|
Current assets
|
B.
|
Loans and
advances
|
C.
|
Fixed assets
|
D.
|
Investments
|
|
A preliminary expense is a:
|
A.
|
Current asset
|
B.
|
Fictitious asset
|
C.
|
Current liability
|
D.
|
Non-current
liability
|
|
Divisible profits do not include:
|
A.
|
Reserve fund
|
B.
|
Profit on revaluation of assets
|
C.
|
Post-incorporation
profits
|
D.
|
None of the above
|
|
Advance payment of tax should be shown on the:
|
A.
|
Assets side of a balance sheet
|
B.
|
Liabilities side
of a balance sheet
|
C.
|
Debit side of a
profit and loss account
|
D.
|
Credit side of a
profit and loss account
|
|
Dividends are usually paid on the:
|
A.
|
Called-up capital
|
B.
|
Paid-up capital
|
C.
|
Subscribed
capital
|
D.
|
Nominal capital
|
|
|
Which of the following is not concerned with the valuation of
goodwill?
|
A.
|
Earning capacity method
|
B.
|
Super profits method
|
C.
|
Average profits
method
|
D.
|
Net as sets
method
|
|
When two or more companies dissolve to form a new company, the
process is known as:
|
A.
|
Amalgamation
|
B.
|
Absorption
|
C.
|
Reconstruction
|
D.
|
Combination
|
|
Absorption is said to take place when:
|
A.
|
A company is
formed to take over another company
|
B.
|
Two or more
companies are dissolved to form a few company
|
C.
|
Two or more companies dissolve to
be taken over by a existing company
|
D.
|
Two companies
decide for virtual integration of their operations
|
|
For calculating market value using P/E ratios, it is necessary
to know:
|
A.
|
The rate of
dividend
|
B.
|
Average profits
|
C.
|
Market price of
the share
|
D.
|
Earnings per share and market price
of the share
|
|
The relationship between normal rate of return and P/E ratio is:
|
A.
|
Inverse
|
B.
|
Direct
|
C.
|
Irregular
|
D.
|
None of the above
|
|
For a company to carry out capital reduction, permission is required from
the:
|
A.
|
Controller of
Capital Issues
|
B.
|
Competent Court
|
C.
|
Company Law Board
|
D.
|
Board of
Directors
|
|
Any balance in the capital reduction account after writing off
lost capital is tansferred to:
|
A.
|
Capital reserve
|
B.
|
General reserve
|
C.
|
Debenture
redemption reserve
|
D.
|
Capital
redemption reserve
|
|
In a scheme of reorganization, the amount of shares surrendered by
shareholders is transferred to the:
|
A.
|
Shares
surrendered account
|
B.
|
Capital reduction account
|
C.
|
Capital
reorganization account
|
D.
|
Capital
sacrificed account
|
|
Amounts sacrificed by shareholders are credited to the:
|
A.
|
Capital reserve account
|
B.
|
General reserve
account
|
C.
|
Capital reduction account
|
D.
|
Capital
redemption reserve account
|
|
|
At the commencement of winding up, a contributory is a:
|
A.
|
Creditor
|
B.
|
Debtor
|
C.
|
Shareholder
|
D.
|
Debenture holder
|
|
The shareholding of the government in a government company must
be at least:
|
|
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