Choose the correct alternative from the following:
- Quick Ratio is a: (i) Balance Sheet Ratio; (ii) Revenue Statement Ratio; (iii) Mixed Ratio.
- Quick assets: (i) Include cash & bank only; (ii) Exclude sundry debtors; (iii) Exclude stock.
- Total long-term fund invested into the business is called: (i) Net Worth; (ii) Working Capital; (iii) Total Liabilities; (iv) Capital Employed.
- Net Worth includes: (i) Working Capital; (ii) Long-term loan; (iii) Total Share Capital; (iv) None of these.
- Liquid liabilities exclude: (i) Bills Payable; (ii) Bank Overdraft; (iii) Sundry Creditors; (iv) Accrued Expense.
- Proprietary Ratio measures: (i) Activity; (ii) Profitability; (iii) Liquidity; (iv) Long-term financial position of the business.
- Acid Test Ratio measures: (i) Activity; (ii) Profitability; (iii) Liquidity; (iv) Long-term financial position of the business.
- Stock Velocity Ratio is a: (i) Balance Sheet Ratio; (ii) Revenue Statement Ratio; (iii) Mixed Ratio.
- Return on Capital Employed measures: (i) Activity; (ii) Profitability; (iii) Liquidity; (iv) Long-term financial position of the business.