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Chapter 3

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A ______________ is owned by one entrepreneur and sometimes, the owner may employ a worker for assistance

a)

Partnership

b)

Sole proprietorships

c)

Public company

d)

Private company

2.

When partnership business suffer loss persistently the business can be terminated

a)

True

b)

False

3.

Section 3(1) define Partnership as

a)

The relation which subsists between persons carrying on business in common with a view of profit

b)

A sole Trader

c)

A corporation

d)

A business

4.

Partnership is terminated by ____________ when the partners mutually agree to dissolve the partnership.

a)

Agreement

b)

Operation of law

c)

Death or bankruptcy

d)

Supervening illegality

5.

A partnership is said to be dissolved upon the occurrence of the following EXCEPT

a)

When one of the partner died

b)

When one of the partner migrates

c)

When one of the partner became mentally ill

d)

When the partners are granted court order to dissolve the partnership

6.

State the regulation, which regulates the companies in Malaysia

a)

The Companies Act 1985

b)

Contract Act 1950

c)

The Companies Act 2016

d)

The Listing Rules

7.

The principle that states a company is a person separate from its members is known as

a)

Utmost good faith

b)

Separate legal entity

c)

Bona fide

d)

Caveate emptor

8.

Relationship between partners in the absent of agreement is based on

a)

section 3(1)

b)

section 4

c)

section 26

d)

section 37

9.

All the following are true about partnership EXCEPT


a)

There may be 100 partners

b)

It must be a business for profit

c)

The formation requires no written agreement

d)

Partners are jointly liable in criminal case

10.

All the partners are entitled to share equally in the capital and profits of the business, and must contribute equally towards the losses sustained by the firm

a)

Section 26 (a)

b)

Section 26(b)

c)

Section 26 (c)

d)

Section 26 (d)