CBSE Questions for Class 11 Commerce Business Studies Forms Of Business Organisation Quiz 11 - MCQExams.com

Which of the following can be treated as advantages of HUF form of business?
  • A HUF business is not affected by the insolvency or death of any member including that of karta.
  • An inefficient karta can also do harm to the business.
  • The continuity of business is always under threat It may be due to a small rift within the family and if aco- parcener asks for a partition the business is closed.
  • Since the karta has absolute freedom to manage the business, there is scope for him to misuse it for his personal gains.
Which of the following can be treated as advantage of HUF from of business?
  • Every co-parcener is assured a share in the profits irrespective of his contribution to the profits irrespective of his contribution to the successful running of the business.
  • The karta enjoys full freedom in conducting the family business.
  • A HUF business provides opportunity for the young members of the family to get the benefit of knowledge and experience of the elder members and also helps in inculcating virtues like discipline, self-sacrifice, tolerance etc.
  • All of above
Which of the following can be treated as disadvantages of HUF form of business?
  • An inefficient karta can also do harm to the business.
  • In a HUF business the male members of three successive generations are involved which may leads to conflict between generations.
  • The continuity of business is always under threat. It may be due to a small rift within the family and if a coparcener asks for a partition the business is closed.
  • All of above
A company can hold its first AGM within ______ months from date of its incorporation.
  • 12
  • 15
  • 9
  • None of these
Which of the following can be treated as disadvantages of HUF form of business?
  • HUF business has generally limited financial and managerial resource.
  • There is always a lack of motivation among the members to work hard.gains.
  • Since the karta has absolute freedom to manage the business, there is scope for him to misuse it for his personal gains.
  • All of above
Partnership is an association of two or more individuals (but not more than 20) who agree to share the profits of a lawful business which is managed and carried on __________________.
  • By all
  • By any of them.
  • By some of them acting for all
  • (a) or (b) or (c)
____ is an association of 2 or more individuals but not more than 20 who agree to share the profits of a lawful business which is managed and carried on either by all or by any, or some of them acting for all.
  • HUF
  • Partnership
  • Company
  • Trust
A joint HUF business ceases to exist on the death of the KARTA.
  • True
  • False
  • Partly true
  • None of above
Which of the following can be treated as advantage of HUF form of business?
  • The liability of the co-parceners is limited, except for that of karta which makes the karta to manage the business in the most efficient manner.
  • A HUF business is not affected by the insolvency or death of any member including that of karta.
  • Both (a) and [b)
  • (a)or(b)
A partner may retire from an existing firm __________________.
  • With consent of all partners
  • As per express agreement
  • By written notice in partnership at win
  • All of the above
What is a Partnership?
  • An agreement between persons
  • An association of person
  • A body of individuals
  • All of the above
If profit sharing ratio is not specified in the partnership deed, then the profit is shared ________________.
  • Equally
  • According to the seniority of partners
  • According to the capital contribution
  • According to qualification.
Every partner is bound to attend ______ to his duties in the conduct of the business.
  • Systematically
  • Diligently
  • Sincerely
  • Effectively
Which of the following is a non-trading association?
  • Company
  • Partnership firm
  • Club
  • HUF
Interest on capital will be allowed only when _________________.
  • There are heavy losses in the firm
  • There are no profits and no losses
  • There are profits
  • Always
True test of partnership is ______________.
  • Share of profits only
  • Share of profits & losses
  • Mutual agency
  • None of these
Which of the following statement is correct?
  • Partners are the agents of the firm but member of company are not its agents
  • Partner cannot contract with his firm but a member of a company can
  • Both (a) and (b)
  • None of these is correct
A new partner can be admitted in the firm with the consent of ___________________.
  • Unanimous consent of all the partners
  • Consent of the majority of the partners
  • Special majority of partners
  • New partner only
Company's corporate personality was brought forward in the case of ___________________.
  • Macaura V. Northan Assurance Co. Ltd
  • Jons V. Lipman
  • CIT V. Meenakshi Mills Ltd.
  • Salomon V Salomon and Co. Ltd.
To bind the firm under implied authority, the act must be done in the _____________.
  • Routine Way
  • Regular Way
  • Extra-ordinary Way
  • Usual Way
The name of a company can be changed by
  • An ordinary resolution
  • A special resolution
  • The approval of the union government
  • A special resolution and with the approval of the union government
What is the maximum number of partners permissible for a firm carrying on general business?
  • $$7$$
  • $$10$$
  • $$20$$
  • $$50$$
The ______ defines the scope of a company's activities.
  • Prospectus
  • Statutory declaration
  • Memorandum of association
  • Articles of association
How may a partnership come into existence?
  • By inheritance of property
  • By the operation of law
  • By an expressed  agreement only
  • By an expressed or implied agreement
____________ are preferred when one needs to convey information in writing.
  • Office Order
  • Office Circular
  • Office Note
  • Memorandum
The liability of sole proprietor is
  • Limited to the extent of his capital invested
  • Limited to the extent of the value of his business assets
  • Limited to the extent of the value of his business assets and all his private estates
  • Limited to the extent of his profit earned
A change in a company's registered office from one state to another may be effected by
  • An ordinary resolution
  • A resolution of the board of directors
  • A special resolution
  • A special resolution and confirmation from the Company Law Board
The shareholder's liability in a public company is limited to
  • The extent of their private estates
  • The nominal value of shares
  • The paid-up value of shares
  • The amounts called up on shares
The individual proprietorship form of business is not advisable for enterprises that
  • Require small capital
  • Need personalised attention to customers
  • Do not involve heavy risk
  • Are large in size
Which of the following companies must file a statement in lieu of prospectus?
  • A private limited company
  • A cooperative society
  • A company that has issued a prospectus
  • A public company that has not issued a prospectus.
Which of the following documents may be changed with retrospective effect?
  • Memorandum of association
  • Prospectus
  • Articles of association
  • None of the above
The _____ defines a company's relations with the outside world.
  • Prospectus
  • Memorandum of association
  • Articles of association
  • Statement in lieu of prospectus
The rules and regulations for the internal management of a company are contained in its
  • Prospectus
  • Annual report
  • Memorandum of association
  • Articles of association
While incorporating a company, a statutory declaration is made by
  • A chartered accountant
  • An advocate
  • A person named in the articles as a director
  • Any of the above
Limited liability is a feature of
  • Partnership
  • Company
  • Sole Proprietorship
  • All of the above
The ______ constitute the top administrative organ of the company.
  • Shareholders
  • General manager
  • Board of directors
  • Advisory panel
Any outsider dealing with the company is deemed to have knowledge of its memorandum and articles, according to the
  • Principle of constructive notice
  • Principle of management by exception
  • Doctrine of indoor managemetn
  • None of the above
A/an _________ may become a director of a company.
  • Partnership firm
  • Person of unsound mind
  • Individual
  • Body corporate
How many directors must a company (deemed to be a public company as per Sec.$$43$$A) have?
  • Two
  • Five
  • Seven
  • Ten
Which of the following is a kind of partial consolidation?
  • Trust
  • Holding company
  • Community of interests
  • All the above
The partnership entity may be regarded as
  • A legal entity
  • An accountable entity
  • Both a legal and accountable entity
  • Neither a legal nor an accountable entity
Tick mark the correct answer.
Test-checking implies checking_________________ .
  • Each and every item
  • A representative sample of items
  • Only a few items in detail
  • Random items
A holding company that controls its subsidiaries but is itself a subsidiary controlled by another holding company is known as a/an ______ holding company.
  • Pure
  • Primary
  • Mixed
  • Intermediate
Tick mark the correct answer.
Physical verification of fixed assets is the primary responsibility of the___________.
  • Auditor
  • Management
  • Government
  • Shareholders
Tick mark the correct answer.
A firm has these characteristics: it is involved in the manufacture of custom built machinery, its products have shorter life span, the products are processed through different specialists, and the products have a rigid time schedule to be met. In such a circumstance, which one of the following would be the form of organisation best suited to achieve the objectives?
  • Functional organisation
  • Line and Staff organisation
  • Project (Matrix) organisation
  • Line organisation
The features of partnership is
  • Sharing of profits
  • Unlimited liablity
  • Implied agency to partners
  • All of the above
A Secretary's duties under the Companies Act are _________________.
  • Purely ministerial
  • Either ministerial or administrative
  • Managerial
  • Supervisory
For the purpose of quorum in a general meeting, joint holders of shares are treated as ________________.
  • One member
  • Two members
  • Equal to the number of joint holders
  • Disqualified
Tick mark the correct answer.
In a functional organisation.
  • There are no advisers, the executives alone having the authority and competence
  • There are specialist advisers having no authority
  • The entire organisation is divided into functions with specific role for specialist
  • The organisation is divided into functions with specialities having authority
Of the following organisations, the easiest to wind up is the 
  • Public Limited Company
  • Multinational Corporation
  • Private Limited Company
  • Partnership Firm
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