CBSE Class 11 Business Studies Question Paper Set 10 Solved

1. Define business. 

2. `Industry and Commerce are interchangeable terms’. Do you agree with this statement? Give reasons.

3. Enumerate any two merits of sole proprietorship. 

4. Define a Joint stock company. 

5. What do you understand by Public Enterprises? 

6. In whose name government purchases the shares of a government company? 

7. Name the type of deposit which is suitable for business organisations. 

8. In the context of modern world, state e-banking. 

9. Explain any 3 characteristics of business. 

10. Explain any 3 limitations of partnership form of business organization. 

11. Differentiate between a public company and a private company. 

12. Explain the following types of partners:

a) Nominal partner b) Secret partner c) Partner by estoppels

13. Explain any 3 demerits of a Hindu Undivided Family (HUF) business. 

14. What are the different kinds of organisations that come under the public sector? Explain briefly.

15. Briefly explain the primary functions of Commercial banks. 

16. Dalda Oil Mills produce refine oil. The entire production of oil produced by Dalda Oil Mills is purchased by Raga Oil Depot, who in turn sells it to various retailers. Mrs. Aashi purchased 3 kg of Dalda Oil from Balaji Groceries. Name the following:
a) Manufacturer    b) Whole saler    c) Retailer    d) Consumer

17. Give any four distinct features of Global enterprises that distinguish them from other private and public sector companies.

18. Mr. Rohan has taken a life insurance policy from LIC, hiding the fact that he is a heart patient. Later he dies of severe heart attack. Is insurance company liable to pay the insured amount to legal heirs of Rohan? Which value is violated by Rohan?

19. Meera wants to start a business of manufacturing garments from handmade cotton. What possible risks she can face in carrying out this business and if her business is successful, what values will it add to society?

20. What do you know about Memorandum of Association of a Joint stock company? What are its clauses?

21. To promote a Joint stock company, what series of steps are required to be conducted? Give your answer highlighting the steps of promotion.

22. Multinational corporations are considered a mixed blessing to developed countries. Do you agree? Give reasons in support of your answer.

23. Discuss the different types of life insurance policies offered by life insurance companies. 

24. What do you mean by auxiliaries to Trade? Explain any 5 of them. 

25. Explain the factors that influence the choice of a suitable form of business organization. 

26. You belong to a middle class family. In order to increase your earning, you want to start a provision store which sells good quality products only. As per your judgement, which form of organization is better for you and what values will it serve?

27. Explain any 6 principles of insurance.

EXPECTED VALUE POINTS AND SCHEME OF EVALUATION

Answers

1. Business is an economic activity which is concerned with the purchase and production and sale of goods with a view to earn income in the form of profit.

2. No, Industry is concerned with the production of goods while commerce is concerned with the distribution of goods.

3. 1. quick decision making
2. Ease of formation
3. confidentiality
4. Direct incentive
5. Sense of accomplishment
( any two)

4. Joint stock company is a voluntary association of individuals for profit having a capital divided into transferable shares, the ownership of which is the condition of membership.

5. Public enterprises are those enterprises which are managed or owned partly/wholly by central/state governments or by both.

6. In the name of President of India. 

7. Current account 

8. E-banking is electronic banking or banking using electronic media 

9. Characteristics of business:

1) Economic activity
2) Production of goods and services
3) Sale or exchange of goods and services
4) Dealings on a regular basis
5) Profit earning
6) Uncertainty of returns
7) Element of risk

10. Limitations of partnership form of business:

1) Unlimited liability
2) Limited resources
3) Possibility of conflicts
4) Lack of continuity
5) Lack of public confidence
(any three)

11. Public Company                    Private company

Minimum 7 members                   Minimum 2 members

Maximum unlimited                     Maximum 200 members

Minimum 3 directors                    Minimum 2 directors

Minimum 5 lakh capital                Minimum 1 lakh capital

Index of members compulsory     Index of members not compulsory

transfer of shares possible           transfer of shares not possible

Prospectus compulsory                No need of prospectus.

(any three)

12. a) Nominal partner:

A partner who allows the use of his name by a firm, but does not contribute capital or take part in management of the business

b) Secret Partner:

A partner whose association with the firm is unknown to general public

c) partner by estoppel

A person is considered as a partner by estoppel, if through his conduct or behavior, he gives an impression to others that he is a partner of the firm.

13. Demerits of HUF

1) Limited resources
2) Unlimited liability of Karta
3) Dominance of Karta
4) Limited managerial skills
( any three)

14. 1) Departmental Undertaking: These enterprises are established as departments of the ministry and are considered part or an extension of the ministry itself.
2) Statutory corporation: It is public enterprise formed by passing a special act in the parliament.
3) Government company: Company which is owned by the government with atleast 51% of shares are held by the government.

15. Primary functions of commercial banks:

a) Acceptance of deposits
b) Lending of loans
(with explanation)

16. 1)Manufacturer- Dalda Oil Mills
2) Whole saler- Raga Oil Depot
3) Retailer- Balaji Groceries
4) Consumer- Mrs.Aashi

17. Features of global enterprises:

1) Huge capital resources
2) Foreign collaboration
3) Advanced technology
4) Marketing strategies
5) Expansion of market territory
6) Centrailised control

18. No, Insurance company is not liable to pay the insurance amount as he has violated the principle of atmost good faith. The value violated by Rohan is honest behavior.

19.
Causes of Business risks:

1)Natural risks
2) Human risks
3) Economic risks
4) other causes

Values added to the society:

a) Promotion indegeneous industry
b) Increasing employment opportunities

20. Memorandum of association is the constitution of the joint stock company which defines the objectives of the company.
Its clauses are:
a) Name clause   b) Registered office clause    c) Objects clause    d) Liability clause   e)capital clause      f) Association clause

21. Steps of promotion:

a) Identification of business opportunity
b) Feasibility studies
c) Name approval
d) Fixing signatories to the MOA
e) Appoint of professionals
f) Preparation of necessary documents
g) Payment of fees
(any five)

22. Benefits of MNCs to Host countries:

1) Creating employment opportunities
2) Inflow of foreign capital
3) Source of advanced technology
4) Improves standard of living
5) Helps in the growth of domestic firms

Adverse impacts upon host country:

a) Disregard of political priorities
b) Deplete natural resources
c) Create Monopoly powers
d) Transfer of obsolete technology
e) Threat to National sovereignty.

23. 1) Whole life policies
2) Endowment policy
3) Joint Life policy
4)Annuity policy
5) Children’s endowment policy

24. Auxiliaries to trade are those which assist or support trade.

1) Transportation
2) Banking
3) Insurance
4) Warehousing
5) Advertising
6) communication

25. (1) Cost and ease in setting up the business: Sole proprietorship require less capital and it is easy to form. Company formation involves lengthy procedures and it is expensive.
(2) Liability: Sole proprietorship and partnership firm are having unlimited liability whereas company has limited liability.
(3) Continuity: Sole proprietorship and partnership have uncertain life but a company perpetual succession.
(4) Management ability: Sole proprietorship may find it difficult to have expertise but partnership and company may not face such problem
(5) Capital consideration: Company can raise more capital than sole proprietorship and partnership firms.
(6) Degree of control: If full and direct control over business is required, sole proprietorship is the best. But if the owners don’t mind in sharing their power with other partnership or company can be adopted.
(7) Nature of business: If direct personal contact is required with customers, proprietorship is the best otherwise company can be selected.

26 Sole proprietorship.

Advantages:

1 Easy to form
2 Sole beneficiary of profit
3 Secrecy
4 Personal relations with customers

Values:

This will help in gaining monetary benefits and status in society by providing good quality goods to customers.

27 (1) Utmost good faith: Both the insurer and insured must disclose all the important facts about the policy and the subject matter.
(2) Insurable interest: Insured must have some pecuniary interest in the subject matter of the insurance contract.
(3) Indemnity: The insurer undertakes to put the insured, in the event of loss, in the same position that he occupied immediately before the happening of the event insured against.
(4) Proximate cause: Insurance policy is to provide compensation only for such losses as are caused by the perils which are stated in the policy.
(5) Subrogation: It refers to the right of the insurer to stand in the place of the insured, after settlement of a claim, as far as the right of the insured in respect of recovery from an alternative source is involved.
(6) Contribution: It is the right of the insurer who has paid claim under an insurance, to call upon other liable insurers to contribute for loss of payment.
(7) Mitigation: It is the duty of the insured to take reasonable steps to minimize the loss or damage to insured property.

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