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MCQs FROM BILL OF EXCHANGE

 SBSIRCommerce Present 


Here are 30 Short Answer Questions (SAQs) with answers based on the *Bill of Exchange* chapter of Accountancy,


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1. **Q1: What is a Bill of Exchange?**

   - **a.** A written order for unconditional payment

   - **b.** A verbal agreement between parties

   - **c.** A written promise for conditional payment  

   **Answer:** a. A written order for unconditional payment


2. **Q2: Who is the drawer in a Bill of Exchange?**

   - **a.** The person who pays the bill

   - **b.** The person who draws the bill

   - **c.** The bank

   **Answer:** b. The person who draws the bill


3. **Q3: Who is the drawee in a Bill of Exchange?**

   - **a.** The person on whom the bill is drawn

   - **b.** The person who draws the bill

   - **c.** The creditor

   **Answer:** a. The person on whom the bill is drawn


4. **Q4: Who is the payee in a Bill of Exchange?**

   - **a.** The person who pays the bill

   - **b.** The person to whom payment is made

   - **c.** The person who draws the bill

   **Answer:** b. The person to whom payment is made


5. **Q5: What is the tenure of a Bill of Exchange called?**

   - **a.** Maturity period

   - **b.** Usance period

   - **c.** Grace period

   **Answer:** b. Usance period


6. **Q6: What are the extra three days given after the maturity date of a bill called?**

   - **a.** Maturity period

   - **b.** Usance period

   - **c.** Grace days

   **Answer:** c. Grace days


7. **Q7: When is a bill considered to be "Dishonored"?**

   - **a.** When the drawee refuses to accept or pay

   - **b.** When the drawer accepts it

   - **c.** When the bank pays it

   **Answer:** a. When the drawee refuses to accept or pay


8. **Q8: Which party can endorse a Bill of Exchange?**

   - **a.** Drawer

   - **b.** Drawee

   - **c.** Payee

   **Answer:** c. Payee


9. **Q9: What is meant by "Noting" in the context of a dishonored bill?**

   - **a.** Recording of bill details by the bank

   - **b.** A formal recording of dishonor

   - **c.** Payment of the bill

   **Answer:** b. A formal recording of dishonor


10. **Q10: Which authority is approached for noting the dishonor of a bill?**

   - **a.** Payee

   - **b.** Notary Public

   - **c.** Bank

   **Answer:** b. Notary Public


11. **Q11: What is an “Accommodation Bill”?**

   - **a.** A bill for accommodation of goods

   - **b.** A bill drawn for mutual financial help without consideration

   - **c.** A bill accepted by the bank

   **Answer:** b. A bill drawn for mutual financial help without consideration


12. **Q12: What does "Discounting of a Bill" mean?**

   - **a.** Paying the bill on time

   - **b.** Selling the bill to a bank before maturity at a discount

   - **c.** Dishonoring the bill

   **Answer:** b. Selling the bill to a bank before maturity at a discount


13. **Q13: Who is liable for payment on the maturity of a bill?**

   - **a.** Drawer

   - **b.** Drawee

   - **c.** Endorser

   **Answer:** b. Drawee


14. **Q14: What is "Acceptance" of a bill?**

   - **a.** When the payee accepts the payment

   - **b.** When the drawee agrees to the bill

   - **c.** When the drawer acknowledges the bill

   **Answer:** b. When the drawee agrees to the bill


15. **Q15: What is the "Maturity Date" of a bill?**

   - **a.** Date of drawing the bill

   - **b.** Date on which the bill is payable

   - **c.** Date when the bill is endorsed

   **Answer:** b. Date on which the bill is payable


16. **Q16: What is an "Inland Bill"?**

   - **a.** A bill drawn within the same country

   - **b.** A bill drawn on a foreign party

   - **c.** A bill drawn by a bank

   **Answer:** a. A bill drawn within the same country


17. **Q17: What is a "Foreign Bill"?**

   - **a.** A bill drawn on a party in the same country

   - **b.** A bill drawn on a party outside the country

   - **c.** A bill drawn by the government

   **Answer:** b. A bill drawn on a party outside the country


18. **Q18: Which party is responsible for “Noting” charges?**

   - **a.** Drawer

   - **b.** Drawee

   - **c.** Endorser

   **Answer:** a. Drawer


19. **Q19: What is "Renewal of a Bill"?**

   - **a.** Extension of payment time after maturity

   - **b.** Dishonoring a bill

   - **c.** Payment of the bill on time

   **Answer:** a. Extension of payment time after maturity


20. **Q20: When is a Bill of Exchange termed as "Settled"?**

   - **a.** When it is endorsed

   - **b.** When the payment is made on maturity

   - **c.** When it is discounted

   **Answer:** b. When the payment is made on maturity


21. **Q21: What is the purpose of drawing a Bill of Exchange?**

   - **a.** To keep a record of goods sold

   - **b.** To provide evidence of credit transactions

   - **c.** To secure a loan

   **Answer:** b. To provide evidence of credit transactions


22. **Q22: What is the meaning of "Retiring a Bill"?**

   - **a.** Settling the bill before the due date

   - **b.** Dishonoring the bill

   - **c.** Accepting a new bill

   **Answer:** a. Settling the bill before the due date


23. **Q23: Who bears the discounting charges in case of a discounted bill?**

   - **a.** Drawee

   - **b.** Drawer

   - **c.** Bank

   **Answer:** b. Drawer


24. **Q24: What is the accounting treatment for a dishonored bill?**

   - **a.** Credit drawee’s account

   - **b.** Debit drawee’s account

   - **c.** Credit drawer’s account

   **Answer:** b. Debit drawee’s account


25. **Q25: Which act governs the Bill of Exchange in India?**

   - **a.** Companies Act, 2013

   - **b.** Indian Contract Act, 1872

   - **c.** Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881

   **Answer:** c. Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881


26. **Q26: Can a Bill of Exchange be transferred?**

   - **a.** No, it cannot be transferred

   - **b.** Yes, through endorsement

   - **c.** Only through legal proceedings

   **Answer:** b. Yes, through endorsement


27. **Q27: What is "Endorsement in Full"?**

   - **a.** When the payee transfers the bill to a specific person

   - **b.** When the bill is fully paid

   - **c.** When the bill is dishonored

   **Answer:** a. When the payee transfers the bill to a specific person


28. **Q28: What does "Without Recourse" mean in a bill?**

   - **a.** Drawee cannot be held responsible

   - **b.** Drawer has no further liability after endorsing

   - **c.** Drawee refuses to pay

   **Answer:** b. Drawer has no further liability after endorsing


29. **Q29: What is a "Promissory Note"?**

   - **a.** An unconditional written promise to pay

   - **b.** An agreement for a loan

   - **c.** A bank statement

   **Answer:** a. An unconditional written promise to pay


30. **Q30: What happens when a bill is dishonored 

by non-acceptance?**

   - **a.** Drawee must pay penalty

   - **b.** Noting and protesting occur

   - **c.** The bill is renewed

   **Answer:** b. Noting and protesting occur


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