.. and .. are the two pioneers of cooperative movement in Germany.

robert owen and dr. william king

f. w. raiffeisen and franz schulze

robert owen and dr. william king

f.w raiffeisen and dr. william king

. was against all religions whereas .. openly advocated that cooperation must be based on Christianity.

dr. william king,f.w. raiffeisen

The Multi-State Cooperative Societies Act 2002 of India has incorporated in its second schedule.

cooperative values and principles

The . Established in 1958 has been playing an important role in the development of cooperative marketing in India.

national agricultural and fisheries marketing federation

national agricultural cooperative marketing federation

national agricultural and fisheries marketing federation

national association of fisheries marketing federation

The Urban cooperative banks, salary earners societies, thrift and credit societies are examples of

non-agricultural credit societies

The first Diary Cooperative Society was registered in 1913 at Allahabad in UP was called ..

kaira district cooperative milk producers union

katra cooperative dairy society

kaira district cooperative milk producers union

district cooperative milk society

allahabad cooperative dairy society

The products of .. is popularly known by the brand name Amul .

katra cooperative dairy society

kaira district cooperative milk producers union

The report submitted by the .. consisted of two volumes: the first contained Model Cooperative Societies Bill and Rules and the second volume contained model bye-laws for various types of societies.

committee of direction of all india rural credit survey 1954

committee on cooperative law in 1955

committee of direction of all india rural credit survey 1954

113 + Mcqs in Co-operative Theory, Principles and Practice in Bachelor of Commerce (B Com) Page 1 McqOptions

1.	.is the torch bearer to the other countries of the world with respect to cooperative movement.
A.	britain
B.	germany
C.	denmark
D.	israel
Answer» D. israel

Discussion

2.	The International Co-operative Alliance appointed a sub-committee in .. for the first reformulation of Principles of Co-operative Sector.
A.	1934
B.	1964
C.	1954
D.	1944
Answer» B. 1964

Discussion

3.	For the second reformulation of Principles of Co-operative Sector, The International Co-operative Alliance appointed a sub-committee in
A.	1964
B.	1935
C.	1954
D.	1944
Answer» B. 1935

Discussion

4.	The International Co-operative Alliance revised the co-operative principles for the third time in its Manchester Congress in .
A.	1964
B.	1995
C.	1934
D.	1994
Answer» C. 1934

Discussion

5.	From the functional point of view the co-operative societies have been classified as
A.	unregistered and auxiliary
B.	unregistered and registered
C.	rural and urban
D.	primary and secondary
Answer» B. unregistered and registered

Discussion

6.	From the legal point of view the co-operative societies have been classified as
A.	unregistered and auxiliary
B.	unregistered and registered
C.	rural and urban
D.	primary and secondary
Answer» C. rural and urban

Discussion

7.	.. and .. are the two pioneers of cooperative movement in Germany.
A.	f. w. raiffeisen and franz schulze
B.	robert owen and dr. william king
C.	f.w raiffeisen and dr. william king
D.	robert owen and franz schulze
Answer» B. robert owen and dr. william king

Discussion

8.	..plays an equalizing role as a welfare factor in a capitalistic economy.
A.	socialism
B.	trade unionism
C.	joint stock companies
D.	cooperation
Answer» E.

Discussion

9.	In societies, the area of operation was large and membership ran into thousands.
A.	raiffeisen
B.	schulze-delitzsch
C.	both of them
D.	none of these
Answer» C. both of them

Discussion

10.	In .societies, the area of operation was limited to one village or if that village happened to be small, then two or three villages were combined together.
A.	raiffeisen
B.	schulze-delitzsch
C.	both of them
D.	none of these
Answer» B. schulze-delitzsch

Discussion

11.	In ..societies, the surplus funds were not distributed as dividends but kept as reserves.
A.	raiffeisen
B.	schulze-delitzsch
C.	both of them
D.	none of these
Answer» B. schulze-delitzsch

Discussion

12.	The Brighton Cooperative Benevolent Association and the Cooperative Trading Association was formed by .
A.	robert owen
B.	dr. william king
C.	c.r. fay
D.	rochdale pioneers
Answer» C. c.r. fay

Discussion

13.	On 21/12/1844, the Rochdale Pioneers established a society with a working capital of ..
A.	28 pounds
B.	200 pounds
C.	50 pounds
D.	100 pounds
Answer» B. 200 pounds

Discussion

14.	serves as an organizational instrument for the economically weaker producers-farmers, artisans or workers and consumers for strengthening themselves and protecting themselves against the exploitation by the stronger.
A.	organization
B.	company
C.	co-operation
D.	non-profit organization
Answer» D. non-profit organization

Discussion

15.	.. is a voluntary and democratic association of human beings, based on equality of control, opportunity, distribution and mutuality for the promotion of their common interests as producers or consumers.
A.	organization
B.	company
C.	co-operation
D.	non-profit organization
Answer» D. non-profit organization

Discussion

16.	is based on the principle of self-help through mutual help, abolition of profits and service above self help.
A.	co-operation
B.	capitalism
C.	socialism
D.	trade unionism
Answer» B. capitalism

Discussion

17.	The I.C.A appointed a Commission in .. to ascertain how far the principles of the Rochdale as defined by I.C.A in 1937 are observed today and the reasons for any non-observance.
A.	october, 1964
B.	october, 1984
C.	november, 1964
D.	november, 1984
Answer» B. october, 1984

Discussion

18.	. ..is based on the principle of self interest, maximization of profits and exploitation.
A.	co-operation
B.	capitalism
C.	socialism
D.	trade unionism
Answer» C. socialism

Discussion

19.	In .form of business organization profit earning is the fundamental motive.
A.	co-operation
B.	capitalism
C.	socialism
D.	trade unionism
Answer» C. socialism

Discussion

20.	A group of clergymen and lawyers who called themselves as Christian Socialists existed from .to in England.
A.	1854 to 1864
B.	1848 to 1854
C.	1844 to 1848
D.	1834 to 1844
Answer» C. 1844 to 1848

Discussion

21.	. was against all religions whereas .. openly advocated that cooperation must be based on Christianity.
A.	robert owen , dr. william king
B.	dr. william king, robert owen
C.	c.r.fay, robert owen
D.	dr. william king,f.w. raiffeisen
Answer» B. dr. william king, robert owen

Discussion

22.	The Multi-State Cooperative Societies Act 2002 of India has incorporated in its second schedule.
A.	cooperative values and principles
B.	cooperative values
C.	cooperative principles
D.	none of the above
Answer» B. cooperative values

Discussion

23.	The Multi-State Cooperative Societies Act 2002 of India has incorporated Cooperative values and principles in its .. schedule.
A.	first
B.	second
C.	third
D.	fourth
Answer» C. third

Discussion

24.	Besides the collective farms known as Kolkoz in Russia, there are state farms as well which are called .
A.	sorkozy
B.	kibbutz
C.	moshavim
D.	artels
Answer» B. kibbutz

Discussion

25.	The first marketing cooperative was organized at . In the former Bombay province in 1915
A.	hubli
B.	thane
C.	pune
D.	kalyan
Answer» B. thane

Discussion

26.	The National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation established in . has been playing an important role in the development of cooperative marketing in India.
A.	1958
B.	1968
C.	1908
D.	1918
Answer» B. 1968

Discussion

27.	The . Established in 1958 has been playing an important role in the development of cooperative marketing in India.
A.	national agricultural cooperative marketing federation
B.	national agricultural and fisheries marketing federation
C.	national association of fisheries marketing federation
D.	national apex federation
Answer» B. national agricultural and fisheries marketing federation

Discussion

28.	The first marketing cooperative was organized at Hubli in the former Bombay province in .
A.	1905
B.	1910
C.	1915
D.	1920
Answer» D. 1920

Discussion

29.	The National Cooperative Consumers Federation was established during the Plan.
A.	first five year
B.	second five year
C.	third five year
D.	fourth five year
Answer» E.

Discussion

30.	The Urban cooperative banks, salary earners societies, thrift and credit societies are examples of
A.	agricultural credit societies
B.	non-agricultural credit societies
C.	both (a) and (b)
D.	none of the above
Answer» C. both (a) and (b)

Discussion

31.	LAMPS, TDCCFs, BISCOLAMF, TRIFED are cooperatives working for the upliftment of .
A.	scheduled castes
B.	scheduled tribes
C.	rural areas
D.	urban areas
Answer» C. rural areas

Discussion

32.	The first Diary Cooperative Society was registered in 1913 at Allahabad in UP was called ..
A.	katra cooperative dairy society
B.	kaira district cooperative milk producers union
C.	district cooperative milk society
D.	allahabad cooperative dairy society
Answer» B. kaira district cooperative milk producers union

Discussion

33.	The Kaira District Cooperative Milk Producers Union was formed in 1946 at .
A.	ahmedabad
B.	allahabad
C.	anand
D.	bombay
Answer» D. bombay

Discussion

34.	The Kaira District Cooperative Milk Producers Union at Anand was formed in .
A.	1913
B.	1923
C.	1936
D.	1946
Answer» E.

Discussion

35.	Operation Flood Programme is related to organizing ..throughout the country.
A.	dairy cooperatives
B.	agriculture cooperatives
C.	sericulture cooperatives
D.	fisheries cooperatives
Answer» B. agriculture cooperatives

Discussion

36.	The products of .. is popularly known by the brand name Amul .
A.	katra cooperative dairy society
B.	kaira district cooperative milk producers union
C.	baroda dairy
D.	all of the above
Answer» C. baroda dairy

Discussion

37.	The report submitted by the .. consisted of two volumes: the first contained Model Cooperative Societies Bill and Rules and the second volume contained model bye-laws for various types of societies.
A.	committee on cooperative law in 1955
B.	committee of direction of all india rural credit survey 1954
C.	saraiya committee
D.	none of the above
Answer» B. committee of direction of all india rural credit survey 1954

Discussion

38.	Fascist National Organisation of Coperation known as .. was formed by the government of Italy to control and supervise the management and working of the cooperative societies.
A.	ente
B.	fnoc
C.	casse ruralie
D.	banca popularie
Answer» B. fnoc

Discussion

39.	established urban credit societies on the pattern of Schulze Delitzsch societies known as Banca Popularie (People s Bank)
A.	robert owen
B.	dr. william king
C.	lougi luzzatti
D.	dr. leone wollemburg
Answer» D. dr. leone wollemburg

Discussion

40.	..started cooperative credit societies in the rural areas of Italy on the lines of Raiffeisen societies known as Casse Ruralie (Rural Banks).
A.	dr. leone wollemburg
B.	robert owen
C.	dr. william king
D.	lougi luzzatti
Answer» B. robert owen

Discussion

41.	In .the National Cooperative Development Corporation(NCDC) was established for strengthening the cooperative activities.
A.	1961
B.	1962
C.	1963
D.	1964
Answer» D. 1964

Discussion

42.	The ICA, for promoting inter-cooperative trade at the international level established the International Cooperative Wholesale Society(ICWS) at ..in September, 1924.
A.	ghent
B.	milan
C.	london
D.	oslo
Answer» B. milan

Discussion

43.	Cooperative credit societies known as Casse Ruralie ..started in the rural areas of Italy by .
A.	dr. leone wollemburg
B.	robert owen
C.	dr. william king
D.	lougi luzzatti
Answer» B. robert owen

Discussion

44.	In .., Luzzatti established the first cooperative bank at Milan with a capital of 700 Lire.
A.	1865
B.	1866
C.	1867
D.	1868
Answer» C. 1867

Discussion

45.	The Government of India appointed in 1901 a Committee under the Presidentship of ..to study the question of starting cooperative credit societies in India.
A.	sir federik nicholson
B.	sir edward law
C.	dr. william king
D.	sir maclagan
Answer» C. dr. william king

Discussion

46.	The Cooperator was a monthly paper published by to spread the knowledge of cooperation and to encourage people to join cooperative colonies.
A.	robert owen
B.	dr. william king
C.	lougi luzzatti
D.	dr. leone wollemburg
Answer» C. lougi luzzatti

Discussion

47.	,who contributed the maximum to the spread of the cooperative movement in Germany, was the Mayor of Weyerbusch.
A.	f.w. raiffeisen
B.	herr franz schulze
C.	dr. hass
D.	none of these
Answer» B. herr franz schulze

Discussion

48.	..contributed the maximum to the spread of the cooperative movement in Germany.
A.	f.w. raiffeisen
B.	herr franz schulze
C.	dr. hass
D.	none of these
Answer» B. herr franz schulze

Discussion

49.	International Cooperative Alliance was founded by the International Cooperative Congress held in London in
A.	1895
B.	1875
C.	1865
D.	1995
Answer» B. 1875

Discussion

50.	.visited India in the capacity of a Cooperative Consultant to the Planning Commission under the Technical Cooperative Scheme of the Colombo Plan in 1957.
A.	sir malcom darling
B.	shri v.l. metha
C.	sir devzil ibbetson
D.	prof. horace belshaw
Answer» B. shri v.l. metha

Discussion

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.is the torch bearer to the other countries of the world with respect to cooperative movement.

The International Co-operative Alliance appointed a sub-committee in .. for the first reformulation of Principles of Co-operative Sector.

For the second reformulation of Principles of Co-operative Sector, The International Co-operative Alliance appointed a sub-committee in

The International Co-operative Alliance revised the co-operative principles for the third time in its Manchester Congress in .

From the functional point of view the co-operative societies have been classified as

From the legal point of view the co-operative societies have been classified as

.. and .. are the two pioneers of cooperative movement in Germany.

..plays an equalizing role as a welfare factor in a capitalistic economy.

In societies, the area of operation was large and membership ran into thousands.

In .societies, the area of operation was limited to one village or if that village happened to be small, then two or three villages were combined together.

In ..societies, the surplus funds were not distributed as dividends but kept as reserves.

The Brighton Cooperative Benevolent Association and the Cooperative Trading Association was formed by .

On 21/12/1844, the Rochdale Pioneers established a society with a working capital of ..

serves as an organizational instrument for the economically weaker producers-farmers, artisans or workers and consumers for strengthening themselves and protecting themselves against the exploitation by the stronger.

.. is a voluntary and democratic association of human beings, based on equality of control, opportunity, distribution and mutuality for the promotion of their common interests as producers or consumers.

is based on the principle of self-help through mutual help, abolition of profits and service above self help.

The I.C.A appointed a Commission in .. to ascertain how far the principles of the Rochdale as defined by I.C.A in 1937 are observed today and the reasons for any non-observance.

. ..is based on the principle of self interest, maximization of profits and exploitation.

In .form of business organization profit earning is the fundamental motive.

A group of clergymen and lawyers who called themselves as Christian Socialists existed from .to in England.

. was against all religions whereas .. openly advocated that cooperation must be based on Christianity.

The Multi-State Cooperative Societies Act 2002 of India has incorporated in its second schedule.

The Multi-State Cooperative Societies Act 2002 of India has incorporated Cooperative values and principles in its .. schedule.

Besides the collective farms known as Kolkoz in Russia, there are state farms as well which are called .

The first marketing cooperative was organized at . In the former Bombay province in 1915

The National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation established in . has been playing an important role in the development of cooperative marketing in India.

The . Established in 1958 has been playing an important role in the development of cooperative marketing in India.

The first marketing cooperative was organized at Hubli in the former Bombay province in .

The National Cooperative Consumers Federation was established during the Plan.

The Urban cooperative banks, salary earners societies, thrift and credit societies are examples of

LAMPS, TDCCFs, BISCOLAMF, TRIFED are cooperatives working for the upliftment of .

The first Diary Cooperative Society was registered in 1913 at Allahabad in UP was called ..

The Kaira District Cooperative Milk Producers Union was formed in 1946 at .

The Kaira District Cooperative Milk Producers Union at Anand was formed in .

Operation Flood Programme is related to organizing ..throughout the country.

The products of .. is popularly known by the brand name Amul .

The report submitted by the .. consisted of two volumes: the first contained Model Cooperative Societies Bill and Rules and the second volume contained model bye-laws for various types of societies.

Fascist National Organisation of Coperation known as .. was formed by the government of Italy to control and supervise the management and working of the cooperative societies.

established urban credit societies on the pattern of Schulze Delitzsch societies known as Banca Popularie (People s Bank)

..started cooperative credit societies in the rural areas of Italy on the lines of Raiffeisen societies known as Casse Ruralie (Rural Banks).

In .the National Cooperative Development Corporation(NCDC) was established for strengthening the cooperative activities.

The ICA, for promoting inter-cooperative trade at the international level established the International Cooperative Wholesale Society(ICWS) at ..in September, 1924.

Cooperative credit societies known as Casse Ruralie ..started in the rural areas of Italy by .

In .., Luzzatti established the first cooperative bank at Milan with a capital of 700 Lire.

The Government of India appointed in 1901 a Committee under the Presidentship of ..to study the question of starting cooperative credit societies in India.

The Cooperator was a monthly paper published by to spread the knowledge of cooperation and to encourage people to join cooperative colonies.

,who contributed the maximum to the spread of the cooperative movement in Germany, was the Mayor of Weyerbusch.

..contributed the maximum to the spread of the cooperative movement in Germany.

International Cooperative Alliance was founded by the International Cooperative Congress held in London in

.visited India in the capacity of a Cooperative Consultant to the Planning Commission under the Technical Cooperative Scheme of the Colombo Plan in 1957.