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Procurement Quiz

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

  What does procurement refer to in the context of SOS Children's Villages Nepal?

a)

Project execution

b)

Budget planning

c)

Acquiring goods, construction works, and services

d)

  Ethical guidelines

2.

Who is the final approving authority for procurement of goods or services above Rs. One million?

a)

Programme unit head

b)

 Senior Management Team

c)

Procurement officer

d)

National Director

3.

Which of the following is NOT part of the procurement planning process?

a)

Dividing the procurement into a more convenient group

b)

Identifying availability of budget and estimated amount of procurement

c)

Selecting procurement method

d)

Planning for routine office tasks

4.

How is the procurement process initiated, according to Section 9.3.1 Finance manual?

a)

By submitting an invoice

b)

Through routine activities

c)

With the approved demand for goods and services

d)

By senior management approval

5.

What is the purpose of the Procurement Requisition (PR)?

a)

Request for budget approval

b)

  Request for procurement

c)

Routine office tasks

d)

Project planning

6.

  What is the threshold for Level 1 procurement, as per Section 9.3.3?

a)

< Rs. 5,000

b)

     > Rs. 1,000,000

c)

< Rs 500,000

d)

< Rs. 50,000

7.

Under what conditions goods or services may be directly procured, as mentioned in Section 9.3.4 Finance manual.

a)

If only one supplier has the technical efficiency or capacity

b)

During routine activities

   

c)

If there is urgency

d)

A)      If two suppliers are available

8.

Under what circumstances can procurement be done through e-commerce?

a)

Always

b)

For goods up to Rs. 500,000

c)

For goods up to Rs. 50,000

d)

Never

9.

How many members should comprise the procurement committee, as per Section 9.5?

a)

One

b)

seven

c)

Five

d)

three

10.

Under what conditions may damaged, broken, and unworkable stock be disposed of, according to Section 9.7.1?

a)

After informing National Director's

b)

Anytime

c)

  In emergency situations

d)

With prior written approval from the National Director

11.

What is the procurement threshold for Level 2?

a)

< Rs. 50,000

b)

Rs. 50,000-200,000

c)

Rs. 200,000-1,000,000

d)

> Rs. 1,000,000

12.

What forms are recommended for procurement at Level 3?

a)

Demand form

b)

Purchase requisition and Purchase order

c)

Quote analysis and Procurement Committee minute

d)

All of the above

13.

Who is responsible for procurement at Level 1?

a)

Assigned personnel

b)

Procurement Committee

c)

Programme Unit Head

d)

National Director

14.

Which procurement level requires Three sealed quotes with public notice in newspaper?

a)

Level 4

b)

Level 3

c)

Level 2

d)

Level 1

15.

Which procurement level involves Two quotes or a genuine vendor/manufacturer?

a)

Level 1

b)

Level 2

c)

Level 3

d)

Level 4

16.

What is the threshold for Level 3 procurement?

a)

  < Rs. 50,000

b)

Rs. 50,000-200,000

c)

Rs. 200,000-1,000,000

d)

> Rs. 1,000,000

17.

What does the term "authorized vendor/dealer" refer to in the context of SOS Children’s Villages?

a)

A supplier approved by SOS Children’s Villages to provide goods or services.

b)


An individual granted permission to visit SOS Children’s Villages.

c)

A vendor with a general right to supply goods or services.

d)

The supplier with exclusive right / authorization to supply the required good or services.

18.

What does the term "authorized vendor/ dealer" refer to while evaluating or analyzing the proposals submitted by vendors?

a)

vendor who provides counterfeit or fraudulent products

b)

vendor complying all legal and ethical requirements

c)

who has registration document but fail to renew

d)

who has PAN number but does not have tax clearance