
Quiz: Definition of Partnership
Quiz by Sherwin Salas
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- Q1Modified True or False: Partnership is a contract between two or more personsSometimes true (Partnership cannot be formed by juridical persons)Sometimes true (Partnership does not need consent of every partner, only majority)Always trueNever true30s
- Q2Modified True or False: Partners can contribute money, property or industrySometimes true (At least one of the partners should contribute money or property)Never trueAlways trueSometimes true (Only if all partners agree that industry is a sufficient contribution)30s
- Q3Modified True or False: All partners are entitled to their profit shareSometimes true (Partners who violate provisions of the partnership contract may be denied his/her share in the profit)Always trueSometimes true (Partners who contribute only service may be denied his/her share of profits due to tardiness, absenteeism, other forms of absence from work)Never true30s
- Q4Modified true or false: Capitalist partners (partners who contributed money or property) has more rights to the partnership compared to industrial partners (partners who contributed service only).Sometimes true (Partners may stipulate rights according to the interest of each partner)Always trueNever trueSometimes true (Partnership can be formed with all industrial partners, so everyone would be equal)30s
- Q5Which of the following may NOT be contributed by a partner into the partnership?Stock rightsPromissory noteStock OptionAnswer not given30s