Dematerialisation and Depository

Q.

Supriya's grandmother who was unwell called her and gave her a gift packet. Supriya opened the packet and saw many crumpled share certificates inside. Her grandmother told her that they had been left behind by her late grandfather. As no trading is now done in physical form, Supriya wants to know the process by adopting which she is in a position to deal with these certificates. Identify and state the process.

1. Dematerialisation

2. Stock exchange

3. Depository

4. Demat

Q.

Which of the following are depositories that are present in India?

1. National Services Depository Limited

2. Central Depository Services Limited

3. Central Depository Securities Limited

4. National Securities Depository Limited

Q.

To eliminate the problems of theft, forgery, transfer delays, etc, an electronic book-entry form of holding and transferring securities has been introduced. This is known as ___ of securities.

1. Dematerialisation

2. Depository

3. Settlement

4. Clearing

Q.

Depository is like a bank, in which an investor can deposit and withdraw his/her shares. State true or false.

1. True

2. False

Q. A is an organisation which holds securities in an electronic form.

1. stock exchange
2. broker
3. bank
4. depository

Q. is the registrate authority for depositories.

1. SEBI
2. RBI
3. Company law board

Q. NSDL and are the two depositories in India.

1. BSE
2. NSE
3. SEBI
4. CDSL

Q. Which among the following is an odd set?

1. Goat, milk, meat
2. Plant, vegetable, milk
3. Cow, milk, butter
4. Hen, meat, egg

Q. Which among the following nutrients are involved in protection of body against diseases?

1. Vitamins and minerals
2. Proteins and fats
3. Carbohydrates and proteins
4. Fats and carbohydrates

Q. In coastal areas, people usually eat:

1. chicken and rice
2. fish and rice
3. maize and bajra
4. bread and leafy vegetables