100 ചോദ്യങ്ങള് ഉത്തരങ്ങള്
QUESTION PAPER
- Procedure for appointment of nominees deals with Rule ____ of KCS Act.
(A)Rule39 | (B)Rule 37 |
(C)Rule 35 | (D)Rule 47 |
- Appointment of government nominees to societies other than apex societies are done by:
(A)Chief Minister | (B)Chief Secretary |
(C)Registrar | (D)General Body |
- Presiding officer is appointed by:
(A)SCEC | (B)Government |
(C)Registrar | (D)None ofthese |
- As per Rule 38, the presiding officer shall convene the committee within ____ of election to the committee.
(A)30 Days | (B)15 Days |
(C)14 Days | (D)7 days |
- Any member of a committee, whether elected or nominated may tender his resignation to:
(A)The Chief Executive | (B)MC |
(C)The President | (D)Registrar |
- The president on receipt of resignation, shall within _____ from the date of receipt thereof place it before the committee for consideration.
(A)15 Days | (B)10 Days |
(C)7 Days | (D)2 Days |
- If the term of office of the board is less than ______, the casual vacancy of an elected member of committee shall be filled up by a nomination.
(A)Half of original term | (B)Quarter of original term |
(C)1/5th of original term | (D)None of these |
- The letter of resignation by president shall place before _____ for consideration.
(A)Registrar | (B)General Body |
(C)SCEC | (D)Committee |
- Remuneration payable to the new committee, administrator or administrators appointed by the registrar deals with ______ of KCS Act.
(A)Rule 42 | (B)Rule 40 |
(C)Section 41 | (D)Section 40 |
- New committee, administrator or administrators shall be eligible for remuneration at rate fixed by:
(A)Themselves | (B)Managing committee |
(C)General Body | (D)Registrar |
- The expenses for the appointment of new committee, administrator or administrators shall be borne by:
(A)Society | (B)Government |
(C)SCEC | (D)None of these |
- Interim committee consisting of not more than ____ members.
(A)3 | (B)5 |
(C)8 | (D)9 |
- Election of president, vice president etc. deals with _____ of KCS Act.
(A)Rule 43 | (B)Rule 42 |
(C)Section 43 | (D)Section 43A |
- If a casual vacancy of office bearer arises, the committee shall request election commission within ______ of arising such vacancies.
(A)60 Days | (B)30 Days |
(C)7 Days | (D)15 Days |
- The election commission shall appoint the presiding officer within ____ from the date of receipt of request to conduct election to the casual vacancy of office bearer.
(A)60 Days | (B)30 Days |
(C)7 Days | (D)15 Days |
- As per Rule 43 of KCS Act, the members shall make ______ mark on the ballot paper against the name or names of the candidate.
(A)’O’ | (B)’X’ |
(C)Signature | (D)Tick |
- As per Rule 43 of KCS Act, in case of equal division of votes, the result shall be decided by lot to be drawn by:
(A)President | (B)Chief Electoral Officer |
(C)Secretary | (D)Presiding Officer |
- The proceeding of the meeting with the results of election shall be recorded in the minutes’ book of the society and attested by:
(A)Chief Electoral Officer | (B)President |
(C)Presiding Officer | (D)None of these |
- The ballot paper and other records of the election shall be preserved for _____ from the date of election.
(A)3 months | (B)1 year |
(C)3 years | (D)6 months |
- Who shall be responsible person to keep the ballot paper after election?
(A)Electoral officer | (B)Secretary |
(C)SCEC | (D)President |
- Removal of president or vice president by non-confidence motion deals with _____ of KCS Act.
(A)Rule 44B | (B)Rule 43A |
(C)Section 44 | (D)Section 43A |
- According to rules of KCS Act, who shall remove the president, vice president of the committee from his office.
(A)Committee | (B)General Body |
(C)Registrar | (D)None of these |
- A notice of intention to move a president by a non-confidence motion signed by not less than ______ of the total strength of the committee.
(A)One-fifth | (B)One-fourth |
(C)One-tenth | (D)One-third |
- According to Rule 43A, any officer duly authorised by the registrar shall arrange for the consideration of motion in a meeting of committee which shall not be later than ______ from the date on which the copy of motion delivered to registrar.
(A)30 Days | (B)45 Days |
(C)15 Days | (D)7 Days |
- _______ is the initial record of transactions and events.
(A)Ledger | (B)Accounting |
(C)Journal | (D)None of these |
- _____ account is classified into purchase, sales, purchase returns and sales returns.
(A)Goods | (B)Trading |
(C)P/L | (D)None of these |
- _______ cost represent acquisition price of goods and assets.
(A)Market Cost | (B)Risk Cost |
(C)Purchase Cost | (D)Historical Cost |
- Total of the purchase book is posted to:
(A)Credit of purchase account | (B)Debit of purchase account |
(C)Credit of trading account | (D)Debit of P/L account |
- The value or amount which can be realized on sale of an asset is:
(A)Representative value | (B)Objective value |
(C)Realisable value | (D)None of these |
- _____ value of an asset is the discounted value of net cash inflows that will be generated during the life of that asset.
(A)Present value | (B)Depreciation value |
(C)Realisable value | (D)None of these |
- ________ is the increment of wealth arising from use of capital wealth and from rendering services.
(A)Capital | (B)Goodwill |
(C)Income | (D)None of these |
- Balance sheet approach is also known as:
(A)Transactions Approach | (B)Capital Maintenance Approach |
(C)Activities Approach | (D)Revenue Approach |
- _______ concept is concerned for ascertaining profit or loss of the business.
(A)Realisation Concept | (B)Periodicity Concept |
(C)Conservative Concept | (D)Matching Concept |
- _______ concept is concerned with continuity of accounting method and policy.
(A)Periodicity | (B)Cost |
(C)Consistency | (D)Disclosure |
- In a business enterprise, ownership interest is known as:
(A)Equity | (B)Capital |
(C)Revenue | (D)None of these |
- _______ are issued by Institute of Chartered Accountants of India.
(A)Accounting Policies | (B)Accounting Standards |
(C)Accounting Disclosures | (D)None of these |
- Expand ASB which constituted to frame accounting standards.
(A)Accounting Standard Board | (B)American Standard Board |
(C)Association of Standards Board | (D)None of these |
- The paper which support transactions are known as:
(A)Ledgers | (B)Journals |
(C)Footnotes | (D)Vouchers |
- _________ of a person means that he is unable to pay his liabilities.
(A)Insolvency | (B)Liquidity |
(C)Viability | (D)None of these |
- The task of preparing ledger accounts on the basis of journal is called:
(A)Marshalling | (B)Journalising |
(C)Posting | (D)None of these |
- Credit balance of personal account indicates:
(A)Amount receivable | (B)Amount Payable |
(C)Revenue | (D)None of these |
- The words ‘To balance b/f’ or ‘By balance b/d’ are recorded in the particular column of an account at the time of posting is:
(A)A closing entry | (B)An opening entry |
(C)A balancing entry | (D)None of these |
- Acquisition of a right to carry on business is a:
(A)Revenue expenditure | (B)Deferred revenue expenditure |
(C)Capital expenditure | (D)None of these |
- Heavy losses like damage of property due to flood is a:
(A)Deferred revenue expenditure | (B)Revenue Expenditure |
(C)Capital Expenditure | (D)None of these |
- If any income derived not by running the business, it is:
(A)Trading Income | (B)Revenue Income |
(C)Transaction Income | (D)Capital Income |
- Revenue income is shown in ______ of final accounts.
(A)Trading Account | (B)Balance Sheet |
(C)P/L Account | (D)None of these |
- Sale of fixed asset is treated as:
(A)Revenue receipt | (B)Capital expenditure |
(C)Revenue expenditure | (D)Capital receipt |
- Sale proceeds of goods are:
(A)Capital Receipt | (B)Revenue Receipt |
(C)Revenue Expenditure | (D)None of these |
- Surplus of sales proceeds after deducting cost of goods sold will be:
(A)Revenue | (B)Profit |
(C)Expense | (D)None of these |
- Dividend received or interest received is:
(A)Expense | (B)Liability |
(C)Revenue | (D)None of these |
- Co-operation is a happy golden mean between:
(A)Socialism and Communism | (B)Capitalism and Socialism |
(C)Communism and Capitalism | (D)None of these |
- Latin word of Principium means:
(A)Principle | (B)Production |
(C)Basis | (D)Process |
- Which stage of principles deals with Karve’s principles:
(A)IInd Stage | (B)Ist Stage |
(C)IVth Stage | (D)IIIrd Stage |
- Which principle is known as principle of growth:
(A)Co-operative education | (B)Voluntary association |
(C)Co-operation among co-operatives | (D)Member economic participation |
- Year of reformed principles by ICA:
(A)1937 | (B)1964 |
(C)1967 | (D)1995 |
- In which co-operative principles stage, a draft submitted including “The statement of Co-operative identity”
(A)First Stage | (B)Fourth Stage |
(C)Second Stage | (D)Third Stage |
- A pamphlet “The co-operator” published by Dr.William King from the year:
(A)1828 | (B)1832 |
(C)1825 | (D)1838 |
- According to section 2(62) of companies act 2013, _____ means a company which have only one person as member.
(A)Joint stock company | (B)One person company |
(C)Public limited company | (D)Private limited company |
- “We have to learn to strike a mean between individual freedom and social restraint”, stated by:
(A)Indira Gandhi | (B)Nehru |
(C)Malcolm Darling | (D)Gandhiji |
- Communism formulated by Karl Marx explained in the book:
(A)Wealth of Nations | (B)British Co-operation |
(C)Communist Manifesto | (D)Conflict and Co-operation. |
- Communist manifesto is published in the year:
(A)1846 | (B)1828 |
(C)1836 | (D)1848 |
- According to whom, co-operative movement is a product of economic and social conditions created by the industrial revolution:
(A)C R Fay | (B)Horace Plunkett |
(C)Raiffeison | (D)Malcolm Darling |
- Friendly societies act year:
(A)1776 | (B)1763 |
(C)1782 | (D)1793 |
- The charitable organizations of philanthropists who contributed money to purchase food and other consumable items in bulk and supply them to poor at cost price is:
(A)Artels | (B)Friendly Societies |
(C)Pools | (D)Exchange Note |
- According to _______, labour note contained the number of hours’ work done by a labourer to produce each commodity and is issued to the labourers instead of money.
(A)William King | (B)Rochdale Pioneers |
(C)Robert Owen | (D)None of these |
- Robert Owen was a/an ___________.
(A)Christian Socialist | (B)Utopian Socialist |
(C)Marxist | (D)None of these |
- The SCWS setup a factory to produce food items, clothing, furniture etc. at:
(A)Glasgow | (B)Hjedding |
(C)Milan | (D)Middelfort |
- Co-operative movement in Denmark was introduced by:
(A)Grudwing | (B)Eldin |
(C)Ulkrik | (D)H C Sonne |
- Founder of diary co-operatives in Denmark is:
(A)H C Sonne | (B)Ulkrik |
(C)Stilling Anderson | (D)Hamilton |
- Lurbrand introduced in the year:
(A)1899 | (B)1901 |
(C)1908 | (D)1904 |
- Today ‘LURBRAND’ is known by:
(A)LURBUY | (B)LURPRO |
(C)LURSEC | (D)LURPAK |
- The first egg export association on co-operative basis organized in the year:
(A)1985 | (B)1886 |
(C)1895 | (D)1896 |
- Central organization of Japan:
(A)JA | (B)KOH |
(C)UNICOOP | (D)ZEN NOH |
- Japanese credit co-operative law year:
(A)1899 | (B)1901 |
(C)1900 | (D)1902 |
- _________ movement started a new price policy in fixing the price of the produce known by active price policy.
(A)Swedish Consumer | (B)England Consumer |
(C)French Consumer | (D)None of these |
- First ATM was installed in:
(A)Japan | (B)America |
(C)Germany | (D)London |
- The ATM’s which are self-service automated teller machine that use some measures to identify customers through camera and scanners and allow them to proceed with transactions are called:
(A)WLATM | (B)Green ATM |
(C)Biometric ATM | (D)Pink ATM |
- In which year, RBI declared to allow non-banking entities to setup and operate their own ATM’s called White Label ATM (WLATM).
(A)2012 | (B)2015 |
(C)2010 | (D)2011 |
- The ATM which does not have the logo of bank is called:
(A)WLATM | (B)Brown Label ATM |
(C)Yellow ATM | (D)None of these |
- A white label ATM can withdraw a maximum of ___________ per transaction.
(A)Rs. 5,000/- | (B)Rs. 10,000/- |
(C)Rs. 25,000/- | (D)Rs. 50,000/- |
- ATM’s which are connected to banks database throughout and provide real time transactions online are:
(A)Offline ATM | (B)Stand Alone ATM |
(C)Online ATM | (D)None of these |
- The ATM’s which are designed to be in an interior location such as lobby, mall or retail store is:
(A)Yellow ATM | (B)Stand-alone ATM |
(C)Green ATM | (D)None of these |
- The ATM’s which are outsourced by a particular bank and which have logo of the bank are called:
(A)Black Label ATM | (B)Grey Label ATM |
(C)Pink Label ATM | (D)Brown Label ATM |
- Expand CDM in ATM’s:
(A)Cash Deposit Machine | (B)Cash Deducting Machine |
(C)Cash Dissipation Machine | (D)None of these |
- ATM’s that are not connected to the database of bank and have predetermined withdrawal limit fixed are:
(A)Stand-alone ATM | (B)Offline ATM |
(C)Matrix ATM | (D)None of these |
- Brown Label ATM does not have involvement of:
(A)Government | (B)Bank |
(C)Non-Banking Entity | (D)RBI |
- Expand POS
(A)Person on Service | (B)Point of Service |
(C)Person on Sale | (D)Point of Sale |
- ‘O’ in CORE Banking is:
(A)Online | (B)Offline |
(C)Operated | (D)Overseas |
- RTGS system is operated by:
(A)Government | (B)RBI |
(C)Finance Ministry | (D)IBA |
- In RTGS, transactions get settled in a:
(A)One-to-Many Basis | (B)Many-to-One Basis |
(C)One-to-One Basis | (D)Token Basis |
- The maximum limit of amount transacted through NEFT:
(A)Rs. 50,000/- | (B)Rs. 1,00,000/- |
(C)Rs. 2,00,000/- | (D)No Limit |
- Venture capital is also known as:
(A)Risk Capital | (B)Patient Risk Capital |
(C)Monetary Capital | (D)Both A and B |
- The capital refers to high risk investment in an early stage or start-up company by a high net worth individual or an institutional investor:
(A)Angel Funding | (B)Venture Capital |
(C)Overdue Capital | (D)None of these |
- Smart card based ‘e-Purse’ card system is popular in:
(A)Arab Countries | (B)Latin American Countries |
(C)European Countries | (D)None of these |
- A type of credit card which have lots of perks and benefits, higher annual fee:
(A)Premium Credit Card | (B)Wholesale Credit Card |
(C)Retail Credit Card | (D)None of these |
- Expand SIM:
(A)Subscriber Incremental Machines | (B)Subscriber Identity Modules |
(C)Subscriber Identification Machines | (D)None of these |
- Lead Bank Scheme was introduced by RBI in:
(A)1972 April | (B)1969 April |
(C)1972 December | (D)1969 December |
- Lead bank was to act as the consortium leader of banks and financial institutions in:
(A)A Taluk | (B)A Village |
(C)A District | (D)None of these |
- Expand SAA, which is an improved version of Lead Bank Scheme:
(A)Service Accessed Approach | (B)Service Assisted Action |
(C)Service Area Approach | (D)None of these |
- A credit card that can be used only at retail shops associated with:
(A)Retail Credit Card | (B)Wholesale Credit card |
(C)Premium Credit Card | (D)None of these |
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