The document contains a finance quiz with multiple choice questions, descriptions to match with terms, true/false questions, and exercises involving calculations related to accounting concepts like cost of goods sold, earnings per share, ratios, and profit-volume relationships. It tests knowledge of topics like arbitrage, options, indexes, accounting conventions, and balance sheet elements. The quiz contains definitions, calculations, and problems to test understanding of key financial concepts.

1. Finance Quiz
Chand basha mcb
i. Multiple choice
1. What is Arbitrage?
a. Tax-loss selling
b. Buying stock options
c. Buying something of value and the selling it for a higher price
2. Negative Beta is called
a. Inversible
b. Reversible
c. Deviation
3. How many companies are listed in Dow Jones Index?
a.30
b.50
c.100
4. What is balloon payment?
a. Payment of maturity on balloon loan
b. Bridge Loan
c. A lump-sum payment at a maturity period
5. Which of the first company listed in NYSE
a. IBM
b. Bank of NewYork
c. Goldman sachs

2. 6. From the following, one is a financial asset
a. Gold
b. Share
c. Silver
7. Government bond is a:
a. Short-term security
b. Long-term security
c. Medium-term security
8. In an option contract, if the option can be exercised only at the time of maturity,
it is called as
a. America option
b. European option
c. Bermuda option
9. The predetermined price in an option contract is called:
a. Spot price
b. Exercise price
c. Option price
10. Financial decisions involve
a. Investment, financing and dividend decisions
b. Investment, financing and sales decisions
c. Financing, dividend and cash decisions
Ans: 1c, 2a, 3a, 4c, 5b, 6b, 7b, 8b, 9b, 10a

3. ii. Describe the below followings
1. ICRA___________________
2. NSDL___________________
3. SIDBI___________________
4. ICAI__________________
5. NASDAQ______________
6. TOPIX_________________
7. LEAPS________________
8. CRISIL________________
9. IPO______________
10. NIFTY___________
11. NYSE_________________
12. MCX_________________
13. NSCCL_______________
14. ICICI________________
15. SEBI_________________
Ans: 1. Investment Credit Rating Agency of India
2. National Securities Depositories Limited
3. Small Industries Development Bank of India
4. Institute of Charted Accountant in India
5. National Association of Securities Dealers Automated
6. Tokyo price index

4. 7. Long-term Equity Anticipated Securities
8. Credit Rating and Information Services of India Limited
9. Initial Public Offering
10. National Fifty
11. New York stock exchange
12. Multi commodity exchange
13. National securities clearing corporation ltd.
14. Industrial Credit Investment Corporation of India limited
15. Security and Exchange Board of India
iii. Matching the following
1. Royalty on goods sold a. Trading a/c
2. Commercial papers b. Ledger account
3. General journal c. Going concern
4. Global Credit Rating Agency d. Financing for working capital
5. Gross profit/loss e. P&l a/c
6. Conservatism f. Moody's investors service
7. Royalty on goods manufactured g. Subsidiary book
8. Accounting concept h. Accounting convention
9. Cash account i. To meet temporary Govt deficits.
10. Treasury bills are issued for j. Sales-Cost of sales
Ans: 1e, 2d, 3g, 4f, 5j, 6h, 7a, 8c, 9b, 10i

5. iv. True or False
1. Purchases book is maintained to record all purchases of goods.____
2. Debit note is sent by the buyer when the goods are returned by him to the
seller_____
3. Corner portfolio called as low risk, high return_____
4. Project with short-term payback period is preferable_______
5. Zero interest bonds are sold at discount_________
6. Certificate of deposit is non negotiable_________
7. Bad debts arises in credit card transactions_________
8. Insurance facilities are available to credit cardholders_____
9. CRISIL commences rating exercise at the request of the Government.____
10. Forward contracts are mostly index-based______
Ans: 1F, 2T, 3F, 4T, 5T, 6.F, 7F, 8T, 9F, 10.F
v. Fill in the blanks
1. Purchase Returns Book is also known as_______
2. Long term ratio is also called as___________
3. SEBI Chairman________
4. Purchasing a unit of ownership on limited company______
5. Treasury bills are issued by_________
6. Name of the BSE Index________
7. Ratings indicate the __________ status of a company
8. __________ Contracts are not at all standardized.
9. In the option contracts, the seller is referred to as a___________
10. The liabilities payable in a _________ are called current liabilities

6. Ans: 1.Returns Outward Book
2. Leverage ratio
3. U.K Sinha
4. Share
5. RBI
6. Sensex
7. Financial/Credit
8. Forward
9. Writer
10. Year
vi. Exercises
1. Following infomation is available from the books of Chand for the year2014
Opening stock: 25000, Purchases: 80000, Direct exp:15500, Sales:100000,
Closing stock: 30500
Calculate Cost of goods sold and gross profit.
a.CGS:90000, GP:10000
b.CGS:65500, GP:15000
c.CGS:80000, GP:12000
Ans: a

7. 2. Estimated EPS of Suzlon is 64, PE is 8. Calculate Market per share of Suzlon
a.342
b.421
c.512
Ans: EPS*PE=512
3. Stock A generates a rate of return is 20% and Standard diviation 20%, Stock B
generates a rate of return is 25% and Standard diviation 15%, Stock C generates a
rate of return is 35% and Standard diviation 25%and Risk free rate is 5%. Then
which stock gives a better risk adusted return.
a. Stock A
b. Stock B
c. Stock C
Ans: Stock A gives => 20-5=15/20=0.17
Stock B gives => 25-5=20/15=1.33
Stock C gives => 35-5=30/25=1.2
Therefore Stock B gives better risk adjusted return.

8. 4. From the following information
Current Ratio=2.6:1
Liquid Ratio=1.5:1
Current Liabilities=Rs.40000
Calculate:
i. Current Asset
a.104000, b.130000, c.98000
ii. Liquid Asset
a.40000, b.60000, c.50000
iii. Inventory
a.36000, b.55000, c.44000
Ans: i.a, ii.b, iii.c
5. The sales of Forma Lt. in the first half of 1999, amounted to Rs.270000 and
profit earned was Rs.7200. The sales in the second half year registered an increase
and amounted to Rs.342000. The profit earned was Rs.20700 in that half year.
Assuming no change in fixed costs, Calculate
i. The profit-volume ratio
a. 35%, b.50%, c.40%
ii. The amount of profit when sales are Rs. 216000
a. 8402, b. 2925, c.4982
iii. The amount of sales required to earn a profit of Rs.36000
a. 423600, b. 562400, c. 234600
Ans: i.c, ii.b, iii.a