WorksheetsQuiz #4
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 12mins
Which of the following is NOT a step in the basic preorganization economic survey for cooperatives?
Assessing market demand
Identifying potential members
Drafting legal documents
Estimating initial capital requirements
In the bottom-up method of organizing cooperatives, who primarily initiates the formation process?
Government authorities
Large corporations
Potential members and local communities
International organizations
The top-down method of organizing cooperatives involves
Starting with local communities and expanding regionally
Forming cooperatives based on government directives
Building cooperatives from grassroots movements
Collaborating with multinational corporations
Which of the following is NOT a major concern in the organization of cooperatives?
Ensuring members have similar interests
Establishing suitable organizational structures
Maximizing profit for shareholders
Organizing associations based on commodity basis
When forming a cooperative, it is essential that
Members have diverse interests
The association is structured like a corporation
Members have similar economic needs and goals
Government regulations are disregarded
Which method of organizing cooperatives emphasizes community involvement and local empowerment?
Outsourcing method
Hybrid method
Top-down method
Bottom-up method
Members of which cooperative type are working or residing within the area of operation?
Residential
Institutional
Associational
Genuine cooperative
Which level of organization has members consisting of secondary cooperatives?
First Level - Primary cooperative
Second level - Secondary cooperative
Tertiary level
Union type
The Cooperative Union of Cavite in the province of Cavite represents which level of organization?
First Level - Primary cooperative
Second level - Secondary cooperative
Tertiary level
Combination type
Which type of cooperative membership is primarily focused on non-business activities such as advocacy?
Federated type
Union type
Combination type
Tertiary level
An incorporated cooperative is one that is:
Registered with the Cooperative Development Authority (CDA)
Not registered with any government agency
Formed during the PD 175 and LOI 23 period
Registered with the International Co-operative Alliance (ICA)
An example of a consumers cooperative is the:
Panabo Agro-Industrial Cooperative
College Consumers Cooperatives in UP Los Baños, Laguna
Batangas Electric Cooperative (BATELEC)
Makiling Forestry Credit Cooperative
The Lipa City Multi-purpose Cooperative Marketing Association (LIMCOMA) in Lipa City, Batangas, is an example of which type of cooperative?
Marketing cooperatives
Supply cooperatives
Credit cooperatives
Production cooperatives
How does the size of potential membership influence the choice of cooperative type?
It affects the availability of management talents.
It determines the types of products sold.
It impacts the competitive situations.
It influences the governance structure and operational model.
Which of the following is NOT a factor in determining the type of cooperative?
Competitive situations
Social and economic status of potential members
Membership fees
Existing customs, practices, and traditions
In a top-down approach to cooperative organization, decision-making power primarily rests with:
External investors
Local communities
Government authorities
Member-elected representatives
Which of the following is NOT a consideration in establishing the organizational structure of a cooperative?
Size of the market
Legal requirements
Member diversity
Profit margins
In a commodity-based cooperative, members typically unite based on
Their political affiliations
Their cultural backgrounds
The type of product or service they produce or consume
Their educational levels
Which characteristic distinguishes cooperatives from traditional corporations?
Profit maximization
Member ownership and control
Government ownership
Limited liability
Which factor plays a significant role in selecting the type of cooperative based on the potential membership?
Available management talents
Types of services required
Size of the area of operations
Competitive situations
