Select the correct answer from the options given below and rewrite the statements.

1. ­Deposit is a type of …………………………………………. .
a) Owned capital         b) Short term loan         c) Long term loan
Ans:- b) Short term loan       

2. ­Eligible public company and Government Company can collect deposits from …………………….
a) It’s employees          b) Public             c) RBI
Ans:- b) Public        

3. Private company can accept deposits from its member or Directors upto not more than ………………. % of its aggregate of paid-up share Capital and free reserves.
a) 100                b) 35             c) 25
Ans:- a) 100    

4. A ………………………………….. Company can accept deposits from public not exceeding 35% of its paid-up share Capital and free reserves.
a) Government             b) Private             c) Eligible Public
Ans:- a) Government

5. Deposit can be accepted for a minimum of 6 months and maximum for …………. months.
a) 36              b) 3               c) 30
Ans:- a) 36

6. Company issues ……………………………………. to invite its members to subscribe for its deposit scheme.
a) Advertisement             b) Circular               c) Newspaper
Ans:-b) Circular  

7. Company can issue circular or advertisement for inviting deposits after …………. days of filing it with Registrar of Companies.
a) 30             b) 21                c) 7
Ans:- a) 30  

8. Company has to appoint ………………………………. to protect the interest of depositors.
a) Debenture Trustees             b) Deposit Trustees              c) Credit Rating Agency
Ans:- b) Deposit Trustees     

9. Charge on assets is to be created when a company issues ……………………
a) Unsecured deposit               b) Unsecured Debenture               c) Secured deposit
Ans:- c) Secured deposit

10. Deposit Receipt is issued within …………. days of receipt of deposit.
a) 7              b) 30             c) 21
Ans:-c) 21

11. For premature repayment of deposit, company deducts …………………… % of interest.
a)1              b) 18            c) 20
Ans:-a)1      

12. Return of deposit must be filed every year on or before ……………………
a) 30th June            b) 31st March             c) 30th April
Ans:- a) 30th June