Online Test — Shares and Dividends
10 Questions • 15 min • Chapter MCQ
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Question 1 of 10
medium
The original value printed on a share certificate is called:
Market Value
Face Value
Premium Value
Discount Value
Explanation: Face Value is the nominal/printed value
Question 2 of 10
medium
A company declares 8% dividend on shares of FV ₹25. Dividend per share is:
₹1
₹2
₹3
₹4
Explanation: 8% of 25 = (8/100)×25 = ₹2
Question 3 of 10
medium
If MV > FV, the share is said to be at:
Par
Premium
Discount
Loss
Explanation: Premium = MV > FV
Question 4 of 10
medium
ROI is calculated as:
(Dividend/FV)×100
(Dividend/MV)×100
(Dividend/Investment)×100
(Investment/Dividend)×100
Explanation: ROI = (Dividend income ÷ Investment) × 100%
Question 5 of 10
medium
A person buys 100 shares at MV ₹50 each, brokerage 2%. Total investment is:
₹5,000
₹5,050
₹5,100
₹5,200
Explanation: MV=5000, brokerage=100, total=5100
Question 6 of 10
medium
Face value of a share is ₹10, MV is ₹40, dividend is 20%. Dividend per share is:
₹2
₹4
₹8
₹10
Explanation: Dividend is on FV: 20% of ₹10 = ₹2
Question 7 of 10
medium
Selling 200 shares at ₹60 each with 1% brokerage gives:
₹11,880
₹12,000
₹12,120
₹11,800
Explanation: MV=12000, brokerage=120, received=11880
Question 8 of 10
medium
If a share is at a discount of ₹5 and FV is ₹100, then MV is:
₹105
₹100
₹95
₹90
Explanation: Discount = FV − MV → MV = 100−5=95
Question 9 of 10
medium
The total share capital of a company with 80,000 shares of FV ₹25 is:
₹2,00,000
₹20,00,000
₹16,00,000
₹10,00,000
Explanation: 80,000 × 25 = ₹20,00,000
Question 10 of 10
medium
A person gets ₹1,500 as dividend from 300 shares. Dividend per share is:
₹3
₹4
₹5
₹6
Explanation: ₹1500 ÷ 300 = ₹5 per share