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Chapter – 6

Accounting for Bill of Exchange

Encircle the most appropriate answer from the following four answers

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1. A bill of exchange is a method of payment on:

1. Cash basis
2. Credit basis
3. Accommodation basis
4. Reserve basis

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2. A bill of exchange is defined under Bills of exchange Act:

1. 1982
2. 1882
3. 1906
4. 1932

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3. A bill of exchange is an:

1. Unconditional order
2. A Request
3. A Promise
4. Conditional order

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4. A person who writes out the order to pay is called:

1. Acceptor
2. Drawee
3. Payee
4. Drawer

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5.A person who is ordered to pay is called:

1. Drawer
2. Endorsee
3. Drawee
4. Creditor

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6.When a drawer discounts the bill, he gets:

1. More than face value
2. None of these
3. Less than face value
4. Equal to face value

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7.It is a period of time after which a bill becomes payable:

1. Grace days
2. Tenor
3. Maturity
4. Usance

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8. The bills become payable at any time when they are presented by the holder are called:

Accommodation bills

Trade bills

Term bills

Demand bills

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9.In case of term bill extra three days are given to acceptor are called:

1. Days of grace
2. Days of Bill receivable
3. Day of tenor
4. Days of bill of exchange

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10. A bill of exchange is drawn by:

1. Creditor
2. Endorsee
3. Debtor
4. Endorser

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11. If drawer is in need of money and cannot wait tilI due date and receive the money from bank it will be:

1. Retirement of bill
2. Discounting of bill
3. Endorsement of bill.
4. Dishonor of bill.

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12. When a drawer transfers a bill to his creditor for settlement of his own debts is called:

1. Retirement of bill
2. Endorsement of bill
3. Discounting of bill
4. Settlement of bill

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13.when a drawee honours his acceptance he will be credited:

1. Capital account
2. Bill payable account
3. Drawer account
4. Cash account

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14. How many parties are involved in case of discounting of bill:

1. Two
2. Four
3. Three
4. None of these

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15. When a drawer discounts a bill, he debits:

1. Bank account
2. Drawee account
3. Interest account
4. Bill receivable account

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16.The person to whom the bill is transferred will become:

1. Endorser
2. Debtor
3. Creditor
4. Endorsee

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17.When a bill is endorsed, then the endorser has:

1. Current liability
2. Contingent Liability
3. Fixed liability
4. None of those

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18. A bill from the point of view of a debtor is called:

1. Bill acceptable
2. Bill payable
3. Bill receivable
4. None of these

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19.Tn case of endorsement of bill the endorser debits:

1. Bill payable account
2. Creditor account
3. Cash account
4. Bill receivable account

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20.Bank for collection account” is a:

1. Permanent account
2. Current account
3. Fixed account
4. Temporary account

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21.When an acceptor refuses to pay the amount of bill to the holder of bill on its maturity is called:

1. Honored bill
2. Dishonored bill
3. Retired bill
4. Endorsed bill

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22.When a bill is dishonored, the holder of the bill goes to an official called:

1. Drawer
2. Notary public
3. Manager
4. Inspector

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23.When noting charges are paid at the time of dishonor of the bill, the drawee always debits:

1. Noting charges account
2. Discount account
3. Drawer’s account.
4. Interest account

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24.In case of dishonor of bill, noting charges for dishonored bill are always paid by:

1. Notary Public
2. Drawer of bill
3. Acceptor of bill
4. Holder of bill.

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25.When the bill is dishonored acceptor’s account is debited in the books of the:

1. Endorsee
2. Bank
3. Drawer
4. Drawee

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26.Interest on renewal of a bill is an expense to the:

1. Drawer
2. Acceptor
3. Endorser
4. Endorsee

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27. interest on renewal of a bill is an income to the:

1. Drawee
2. Debtor
3. Drawer
4. Acceptor

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28.When a drawee is declared insolvent, which account is to be debited in the books of drawer:

1. Deficiency account
2. Bad debts account
3. None of these
4. Solvency account

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29.In case of retirement of bill, the rebate or discount is a revenue for the:

1. Holder
2. Drawer
3. Payee
4. Acceptor\

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30.Accommodation bills are drawn, accepted and endorsed:

1. For quarter consideration
2. Without any consideration
3. For some consideration
4. None of these

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31.Retiring a bill under rebate means:

1. Payment of bill before due date
2. Making payment for the bill after due date:
3. Dishonored bill.
4. Discounting bill

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32.Bill payable account is a:

1. Nominal account
2. Real account
3. Personal account
4. None of these

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33.A trader whose assets exceed from his liabilities is called:

1. Debtor
2. Creditor
3. Solvent
4. Insolvent

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