Basic Stock Market Quiz Mock Test: Paper 1 - Making India Self Dependent

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Basic Stock Market Quiz Mock Test (Paper 1)

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1. What is a stock?

A) A type of bond

B) A share of ownership in a company

C) A popular Indian snack

D) A government-issued document

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2. What does IPO stand for?

A) Internal Public Offering

B) Initial Public Offering

C) Indian Premier Organization

D) Investment Portfolio Option

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3. Where are stocks typically bought and sold in India?

A) Real estate markets

B) Supermarkets

C) Stock exchanges

D) Local fairs and festivals

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4. What is the primary purpose of a stock exchange in India?

A) To sell stocks directly to consumers

B) To regulate the prices of consumer goods

C) To facilitate the buying and selling of stocks

D) To promote traditional Indian crafts

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5. What is a shareholder in the context of Indian stock markets?

A) A person who works for a company

B) A person who owns shares of a company's stock

C) A government official overseeing stock markets

D) A famous Bollywood actor

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6. What is a “bull market” in India?

A) A market where stocks are only traded on weekdays

B) A market with rising stock prices

C) A market with falling stock prices

D) A market for bullfighting competitions

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7. What is the BSE Sensex in India?

A) A measure of stock market volatility

B) An index of 500 technology companies

C) An index of 30 large, publicly traded companies in India

D) A popular Indian dessert

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8. What is a stock split in the Indian context?

A) A way for companies to divide their stocks into smaller units

B) A type of bond offering

C) A government regulation on stock trading

D) A type of Indian dance form

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9. What does the term “dividend yield” measure for Indian stocks?

A) The percentage of shares a company issues during an IPO

B) The annual dividend income relative to a stock's price

C) The rate at which a stock's price increases

D) The number of spices in an Indian curry

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10. Who regulates the stock market in India?

A) The Reserve Bank of India (RBI.

B) The Ministry of Finance

C) The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI.

D) The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT.

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11. Which stock exchange is often referred to as “BSE” in India?

A) Bombay Stock Exchange

B) Bangalore Stock Exchange

C) Bhubaneswar Stock Exchange

D) Baroda Stock Exchange

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12. What is the primary currency used for trading on Indian stock exchanges?

A) US Dollars (USD.

B) Euro (EUR.

C) Indian Rupees (INR.

D) Bitcoin (BTC.

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13. What is a stock market index in India?

A) A list of the most popular Indian songs

B) A measure of temperature in Indian cities

C) A statistical representation of the performance of a group of stocks

D) A catalog of traditional Indian clothing

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14. What is the significance of the NSE Nifty 50 index in India?

A) It represents the top 50 Indian film actors.

B) It represents the performance of 50 large Indian companies.

C) It signifies the 50 major Indian festivals.

D) It represents 50 traditional Indian dance forms.

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15. What does “BSE” stand for in the context of Indian stock exchanges?

A) Bombay Stock Exchange

B) Bengaluru Stock Exchange

C) Bhagalpur Stock Exchange

D) Bhopal Stock Exchange

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16. What is a “trading session” in the Indian stock market?

A) A session for traders to learn traditional Indian cooking

B) A specific period during which stock trading occurs

C) A session for traders to practice Indian classical dance

D) A meditation session for stock traders

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17. What is a “market order” in Indian stock trading?

A) An order to buy or sell securities at the current market price

B) An order to buy or sell spices in an Indian market

C) An order to conduct traditional Indian rituals at the stock exchange

D) An order to perform a traditional Indian play on the trading floor

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18. What is the significance of the opening bell and closing bell at Indian stock exchanges?

A) They indicate the start and end of the trading day

B) They announce the winners of a stock market cooking competition

C) They signal the arrival of important government officials

D) They mark the beginning and end of the monsoon season

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19. What is the primary goal of fundamental analysis in Indian stock markets?

A) To analyze the fundamentals of Indian classical music

B) To evaluate a company's financial health and performance

C) To study the ancient scriptures of India

D) To predict the outcome of Indian cricket matches

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20. What is the role of a stock analyst in India?

A) To provide legal advice to stock exchange regulators

B) To analyze and provide recommendations on stocks to investors

C) To design traditional Indian clothing for stock market participants

D) To conduct yoga sessions for stock traders

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21. What is a stock market circuit breaker in India?

A) A device used to prevent electrical hazards on the trading floor

B) A type of Indian dance performance at stock exchange events

C) A tool used by traders to track the movement of the Indian constellations

D) A mechanism to temporarily halt trading in case of extreme market volatility

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22. In India, what does the term “FII” stand for in the context of stock market investments?

A) Foreign Investment in India

B) Famous Indian Investors

C) Financial Intelligence Institute

D) Food Industry in India

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23. What is a stock market order book in India?

A) A ledger of culinary recipes from various Indian regions

B) A record of all buy and sell orders for a particular stock

C) A collection of traditional Indian artworks displayed at stock exchanges

D) A book of Indian stock market regulations

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24. What is a “trading halt” in the Indian stock market?

A) A break for traders to enjoy traditional Indian snacks

B) A dance performance celebrating Indian festivals on the trading floor

C) A period for traders to practice yoga at the stock exchange

D) A temporary suspension of trading due to unusual market events

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25. What is a stock market index fund in India?

A) A fund that invests in traditional Indian art and culture

B) A fund that aims to replicate the performance of a specific stock market index

C) A fund that supports traditional Indian agricultural practices

D) A fund that promotes Indian literature and poetry

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26. What is the role of a depository participant (DP. in the Indian stock market?

A) To perform traditional Indian dance routines at stock exchange events

B) To provide investment advice to Indian government officials

C) To facilitate the opening of demat accounts and manage securities on behalf of investors

D) To organize cricket tournaments for stock traders

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27. What is the purpose of SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of IndiA. in the Indian stock market?

A) To regulate the Indian film industry

B) To promote Indian cuisine worldwide

C) To organize yoga retreats for stock market participants

D) To oversee and regulate the securities market in India

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28. What is a “blue-chip index” in India?

A) An index of top-rated Indian restaurants

B) An index of the most valuable and established companies in the stock market

C) An index of traditional Indian musical instruments

D) An index of famous Bollywood movies

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29. In the context of stock markets, what does “bear market” mean?

A) A market with rising stock prices

B) A market with falling stock prices

C) A market with no trading activity

D) A market for bear-related merchandise

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30. What is the term for a person who buys and sells stocks on behalf of others?

A) Stockholder

B) Stock analyst

C) Stockbroker

D) Stock trader

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