Partnerships

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Q. In the context of partnerships, what does the term 'joint venture' imply?
  • A. A permanent partnership between two firms
  • B. A temporary partnership for a specific project
  • C. A partnership that involves sharing of profits only
  • D. A partnership that requires equal investment from all partners
Q. What is a key characteristic of a limited partnership?
  • A. All partners have unlimited liability
  • B. At least one partner has limited liability
  • C. All partners are involved in management
  • D. It requires a formal written agreement
Q. What is a key characteristic of a partnership?
  • A. It is a separate legal entity.
  • B. It requires a formal registration process.
  • C. It involves shared decision-making.
  • D. It limits the number of partners to three.
Q. What is a key disadvantage of a general partnership?
  • A. Limited access to capital
  • B. Unlimited liability for partners
  • C. Difficulty in decision-making
  • D. Lack of business continuity
Q. What is the primary advantage of a general partnership?
  • A. Limited liability for all partners
  • B. Ease of formation and management
  • C. Ability to raise capital through public offerings
  • D. Tax benefits for partners
Q. What is the primary advantage of a limited partnership?
  • A. Unlimited liability for all partners
  • B. Limited liability for some partners
  • C. Equal management rights for all partners
  • D. No need for a formal agreement
Q. What is the primary advantage of a partnership over a sole proprietorship?
  • A. Limited liability for all partners
  • B. Greater access to capital and resources
  • C. Simplicity in decision-making
  • D. Less regulatory scrutiny
Q. What is the primary advantage of forming a partnership over a sole proprietorship?
  • A. Limited liability for all partners
  • B. Increased capital and resources
  • C. Simplicity in decision-making
  • D. Complete control over business decisions
Q. What is the primary advantage of forming a partnership?
  • A. Limited liability for all partners
  • B. Ease of raising capital
  • C. Complete control for one partner
  • D. No need for formal agreements
Q. What is the primary disadvantage of a general partnership?
  • A. Limited access to capital
  • B. Unlimited personal liability for partners
  • C. Difficulty in decision-making
  • D. Lack of business continuity
Q. What is the primary disadvantage of a partnership?
  • A. Limited access to capital
  • B. Shared decision-making
  • C. Unlimited liability
  • D. Lack of formal structure
Q. What is the primary legal document that outlines the terms of a partnership?
  • A. Partnership deed
  • B. Business plan
  • C. Operating agreement
  • D. Shareholder agreement
Q. What is the primary purpose of a partnership agreement?
  • A. To outline the tax obligations of the partners
  • B. To define the terms of the partnership and protect the interests of partners
  • C. To establish a marketing strategy
  • D. To determine the location of the business
Q. What is the role of a 'general partner' in a partnership?
  • A. To provide capital only
  • B. To manage the business and assume liability
  • C. To act as a silent partner
  • D. To represent the partnership in legal matters
Q. What is the role of a 'managing partner' in a partnership? (2021)
  • A. To oversee daily operations and make decisions
  • B. To provide capital without involvement in management
  • C. To represent the partnership in legal matters
  • D. To handle financial accounts only
Q. What is the role of a 'silent partner' in a partnership?
  • A. To manage the business actively
  • B. To provide capital without participating in management
  • C. To take on all liabilities
  • D. To make all strategic decisions
Q. What is the term for a partner who has limited liability and does not participate in day-to-day operations?
  • A. General partner
  • B. Silent partner
  • C. Active partner
  • D. Equity partner
Q. What is the term for a partner who has unlimited liability in a partnership?
  • A. General partner
  • B. Limited partner
  • C. Silent partner
  • D. Equity partner
Q. Which of the following best describes a 'partnership agreement'?
  • A. A legal document that outlines the terms of the partnership
  • B. An informal understanding between partners
  • C. A document that only specifies profit-sharing ratios
  • D. A contract that can be changed at any time without notice
Q. Which of the following best describes a limited partnership?
  • A. All partners have unlimited liability.
  • B. Only one partner has unlimited liability.
  • C. All partners are involved in management.
  • D. Partners share profits equally.
Q. Which of the following best describes the concept of 'joint venture' in the context of partnerships?
  • A. A permanent partnership for all business activities
  • B. A temporary partnership for a specific project
  • C. A partnership with limited liability
  • D. A partnership that requires equal capital contribution
Q. Which of the following best describes the term 'joint venture' in the context of partnerships?
  • A. A permanent partnership between two businesses
  • B. A temporary partnership for a specific project or goal
  • C. A partnership that involves multiple partners with equal shares
  • D. A partnership that is formed without a formal agreement
Q. Which of the following best describes the term 'limited partner' in a partnership?
  • A. A partner who has unlimited liability
  • B. A partner who contributes capital but has limited involvement in management
  • C. A partner who manages the business and has full control
  • D. A partner who is only involved in decision-making
Q. Which of the following best describes the term 'limited partner'?
  • A. A partner who has unlimited liability
  • B. A partner who contributes capital but has limited involvement in management
  • C. A partner who manages the business
  • D. A partner who is not liable for any debts
Q. Which of the following best describes the term 'limited partnership'?
  • A. A partnership where all partners have unlimited liability
  • B. A partnership with at least one general partner and one limited partner
  • C. A partnership that is formed for a specific project only
  • D. A partnership that does not require a formal agreement
Q. Which of the following best describes the term 'partnership by estoppel'?
  • A. A partnership formed without a formal agreement
  • B. A partnership that is legally recognized despite not meeting all legal requirements
  • C. A partnership that is dissolved due to one partner's actions
  • D. A partnership that is formed only for tax benefits
Q. Which of the following best describes the term 'partnership deed'?
  • A. A legal document that outlines the terms of the partnership
  • B. A verbal agreement between partners
  • C. A document that registers the partnership with the government
  • D. A financial statement of the partnership
Q. Which of the following best describes the term 'profit-sharing ratio' in a partnership?
  • A. The ratio in which partners share losses
  • B. The ratio in which partners contribute capital
  • C. The ratio in which partners share profits
  • D. The ratio of time spent by partners in the business
Q. Which of the following best describes the term 'silent partner' in a business partnership?
  • A. A partner who is actively involved in management
  • B. A partner who invests capital but does not participate in day-to-day operations
  • C. A partner who has no financial stake in the business
  • D. A partner who only provides advice
Q. Which of the following best describes the term 'silent partner'?
  • A. A partner who actively manages the business
  • B. A partner who invests but does not participate in management
  • C. A partner who has no financial stake
  • D. A partner who is only involved in legal matters
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