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MCQ on Indian Railways Administration and Finance An introduction(Bills of Exchange)-PC-11

 


MCQ on  Indian Railways Administration and Finance An introduction(Bills of Exchange)-PC-11


1)   What is a Bills Receivable account?

 

A)      Personal Account

 

B)      Machinery Account

 

C)      Real Account

 

D)      Nominal Account

 

2)       From the following information, find out who can draw the bill if Mr. A sold goods to B:

 

A)      A will draw a bill on B

 

B)      B will draw on A

 

C)      Third party will draw a bill on A or B

 

D)      None of the above

 

3)   Who draws a Bill of Exchange?

 

A)      Creditor

 

B)      Debtor

 

C)      Holder

 

D)      None of the above

 

4)   The person who draws a Bill of Exchange is known as

 

A)      Drawer

 

B)      Payee

 

C)      Drawee

 

D)      None of the above

 

5)   What does ‘retiring a bill under rebate’ mean?

 

A)      Making a payment of the bill before the due date

 

B)      Dishonouring of a bill

 

C)      Making a payment of the bill after the due date

 

D)      All of the above

 

6)   A bill of Exchange has __Parties

 

A)      One

 

B)      Two

 

C)      Three

 

D)      Four

 

7)   Noting Charges are paid to the Notary by the

 

A)      Drawer

 

B)      Bank

 

C)      Endorsee

 

D)      Either of the above three parties

 

8)   The payment of a Promissory Note is made by its

 

A)      Maker

 

B)      Payee

 

C)      Drawer

 

D)      Bank


 

9)   The purpose of accommodation bill is

 

A)      To finance actual purchase or sale of goods

 

B)      To facilitate trade transmission

 

C)      When both parties are in need of funds

 

D)      None of the above

 

10) Under which circumstances drawer and payee is same person:

 

A)      When drawer discounted the bill with banker

 

B)      When drawer endorse the bill to third party

 

C)      When drawer held the bill till maturity

 

D)      When drawee rejects to accept the bill

 

 

Answer key

 

Bills of exchange

 

1C         2A         3C         4A         5A         6C         7D         8A         9C         10C


 

 

 

 

 

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