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A)Germany B) Great Britan C) India D) Denmark 64.The Kerala Co-operative Societies Act 1969, came into effect from A)1-4-1969 B) 15-4-1969 C) 1-5-1969 D) 15-5-1969 65. The chairman of Co-operative academy of professional education (CAPE) in Kerala is A)The Chief Minister The Minister of education The Minister of Co-operation None of these 66. The state Co-operative union is established under-----of the Kerala Co-operative societies Act ,1969

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meaning of Purchases A)Goods bought on credit items bought Goods paid for Goods bought for resale 70.A provision for doubtful debts is created To write off had debts when debtors become bad debts when debtors cease to be in business 0) To provide for possible bad debts 71 .A transaction relating to sale of assets being entered in Sales book ,is an example of Error of Commission Error of Principle Error of Omission Compensating errors 72. A project with longer gestation period should rely on A) Preference Capital B) Debentures C) Equity Capital D) Long term loans 73. The total of the Sales Day Book is entered on A)The credit side of the sales account in the General Ledger The Credit side of the General A/C in the Sales Ledger The debit side of the Sales A/C in the General Ledger

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85.The world Bank was setup on the recommendations of Hilton young Commission Royal Commissions OBreton Woods Conference D) International monetary Conference 86. S(heduled banks are associated with II Schedule of RBI Act IV Schedule of RBI Act I Schedule of RBI Act III Schedule of RBI Act 87. The capacity of banks to create derivative deposits out of primary deposits is known as A) Factoring B) EFT Credit contrathon 0) Credit creation 88. Name the theory which states that a Bank should lend only short term self-liquidating productive loans Anticipated income theory Shift ability theory Profitability theory Real bills doctrine None of these 89. The balance sheet of Banking company is associated with Form C of the Ill Schedule of Banking regulation From A of the Ill Schedule of Banking regula-

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Solutions for questions 1 to 5:

O is not from Pakistan but plays Badminton. U and V play the same game, which is not Football. T is from New Zealand and does not play Cricket. Only two persons play Cricket, but they are not R and P. S is from Srilanka and plays either Badminton or Cricket. The person from Australia plays Cricket. R does not play Badminton. P is from Bangladesh but does not play Football. 0 is not from South Africa. U is from neither Australia nor Pakistan.

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