Class 11 Business Studies Chapter 2 Forms Of Business Organisation Quiz 28 (25 MCQs)

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1. The major policy and financial decision makers of a corporation are determined by the .....
2. Disadvantages include limited life and the potential for conflict between partners
3. What is a disadvantage of a Company?
4. Partnership deed defines oral agreement among partners
5. Identify the merit of Sole Proprietorship-There is a personal satisfaction involved in working for oneself.
6. What are the disadvantages of a sole proprietorship?
7. What is the liability status of a Sole Proprietorship?
8. Which type of business organisation is easy to form and there is no separate low for
9. Oligarchic management is related to which form of business organisation?
10. Chandramukhi purchased 250 shares of Great Company Limited, the face value of shares being ₹ 100. The company has called ₹ 80 per share till date, and all such amounts as called by company, have been paid by Chandramukhi. What is the liability of Chandramukhi now?
11. Maximum number of partners in Partnership business as per Companies Act
12. Kerala co-operative societies Act was passed in the year .....
13. Capital of a company is divided in to small units called .....
14. Who issues a certificate of registration to a firm
15. Application for approval of name of a company is to be made to .....
16. How is a general partnership organized?
17. Liability means
18. What is the first stage of company formation
19. Business is solely concerned with the production of goods.
20. What is the stage that immediately follows ideation in an entrepreneurial journey?
21. General partner has
22. How many types of Cooperative Societies are there:
23. In Private Ltd. company can the allotment of shares be done without receiving minimum subscription?
24. The management of this form of business organisation is in the hands of boards of directors
25. The main reason why the owners of many private limited companies convert their businesses into public limited companies is because: