KFC ONLINE TEST : No. 9

KERALA FINANCIAL CODE-TEST PAPER 9

ONLINE TEST

CHAPTER VIII: MISCELLANEOUS EXPENDITURE

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1. Who will bear the interest on the delayed payment of compensation for the land acquired for Government purpose?
   1.   The Government
   2.   Government employee responsible for the delay
   3.   The owner of the land
   4.   Both the Government employee and the owner of the land
2. A sum of __________ is payable annually to Her Highness the Senior Maharani of Travancore from the date of termination of the Regency.
   
   1.   Rs. 1,00,000
   2.   Rs. 75,000
   3.   Rs. 1,25,000
   4.   Rs. 1,50,000
3. The Chengamanad Devaswom is in
   
   1.   Thrissur District
   2.   Thiruvananthapuram District
   3.   Kozhikode District
   4.   Ernakalam District
4. Payment of Annuity to the Chengamanad Devaswom is as per _______________ of KFC Vol 1.
   1.   Art 308
   2.   Art 112
   3.   Art 88
   4.   Art 204
5. Jenmibhogam, Karathilchilavu and Arthapalisa are allowances paid to Jenmis and other persons in the State, based on the rules relating to:
   1.   Service Pension
   2.   Family Pension
   3.   Territorial and Political Pension
   4.   Ex-gratia Pension
6. Life time arrears of pension due to deceased Political, Revenue and Malikhana Pensioners shall be paid to the claimant only on production of _________ from the authority who sanctioned the pension.
   1.   Death Certificate
   2.   Succession Certificate
   3.   Pension Certificate
   4.   Possession Certificate
7. Beriz deductions and Tasdic allowances are paid by
   1.   Tahsildars
   2.   District Collector
   3.   Deputy Collector
   4.   Village Officers
8. The petty grants and charitable donations given by the Governor to the individuals or institutions at his discretion are called :
   
   1.   Charitable Contribution
   2.   Grant-in-aid
   3.   Discretionary Grants
   4.   Special Grant
9. Other than officers of the Revenue Department who among the following can sanction Discretionary Grants
   1.   Chief Secretary to Government
   2.   Secretary to Government Revenue Department
   3.   Governor
   4.   Chief Minister
10. Discretionary grants may be sanctioned by :
    
    1.   District Collectors
    2.   Revenue Divisional Officers
    3.   Tahsildars
    4.   All the above officers
11. The grant sanctioned by Revenue Officers for relief of a poor man whose house have been destroyed by fire, natural calamity
    1.   Department Grant
    2.   Matching Grant
    3.   Discretionary Grant
    4.   Welfare Grant
12. Who is competent to sanction discretionary grants in addition to the officers of the Revenue Department?
    1.   Revenue Minister
    2.   Chief Secretary
    3.   Chief Minister
    4.   Governor
13. These allowances shall be paid in money at the commutation of paddy fixed by govt every year and shall become payable only after the 15th of May of each year" This refers to
    1.   Discretionary grants
    2.   Grant-in-aid
    3.   Jenmibhogam
    4.   Karathil Chilave
14. Contribution towards relief of poor whose houses have been destroyed by fire is made ______ from Discretionary Grant.
    1.   District collector
    2.   Governor
    3.   Chief Minister
    4.   Head of Depts.
15. The State may make grants-in-aid for activities carried on private institutions in conformity with
    1.   Article 282 of the Constitution of India
    2.   Article 265 of the Constitution of India
    3.   Article 267 of the Constitution of India
    4.   Article 202 of the Constitution of India
16. The time limit for the submission of audited accounts to countersigning authority from the expiry of the period fixed for utilisation of the grant is :
    1.   One year
    2.   Two years
    3.   Six months
    4.   Nine months
17. Everybody/Authority receiving Grant in aid of 725 lakh or more during a financial year shall submit to the Principal Accountant General by..............of the succeeding year their annual accounts for the relevant financial year.
    1.   30th June
    2.   31st July
    3.   31st May
    4.   31st August
18. There should be a minimum books stock of _____________ for the payment of annual grants to Libraries.
    1.   1000
    2.   500
    3.   600
    4.   750
19. __________ of the grant received by the Library from Govt. each year should be utilised for purchase of books for the Library.
    1.   50%
    2.   25%
    3.   80%
    4.   75%
20. The disbursement of Grants to the libraries will be completed before the end of ________ in each financial year, as far as possible.
    
    1.   March
    2.   January
    3.   February
    4.   December
21. ________ in consultation with the Kerala Grandhasala Sanghom will forward proposals to the Government for grading of libraries.
    
    1.   Kerala Books and Publications
    2.   Director of Public Instructions
    3.   Educational Secretary
    4.   Finance Secretary
22. ________________ will constitute the Gradation Committee for Libraries.
    1.   Director Public Instruction
    2.   Grandhasala Sangom
    3.   District Collector
    4.   Govt.
23. Proposal for Library Gradation Committee constitution shall be forwarded to govt. by whom?
    1.   President, Kerala Grandhasala Sangam
    2.   Secretary, Kerala Grandhasala Sangam
    3.   Director of Public Instruction
    4.   Director of Cultural Affairs
24. Grading of libraries is done by :
    1.   The Director of Public Instructions
    2.   Gradation Committee constituted by Government
    3.   Gradation Committee constituted by DPI
    4.   Kerala Grandhasala Sangham
25. Grant may be awarded to the libraries for the construction of building and purchase of furniture not exceeding
    1.   50% of the estimated cost
    2.   60% of the estimated cost
    3.   70% of the estimated cost
    4.   80% of the estimated cost
26. The audit if accounts of the Kerala Grandhasala Sangham is done by the
    1.   Accountant General (Audit)
    2.   Director State Audit Department
    3.   State Librarian
    4.   Chartered Accountant
27. The advance grant to Grandhasala Sanghom will be fixed and paid:
    1.   in one instalment in April
    2.   in equal quarterly instalments in April, July, October and January of every financial year
    3.   in two half yearly instalments July and January of every financial year
    4.   in three instalments June, November and March of every financial year.
28. Bills for scholarships and stipends in the case of institutions under private management, they should be prepared and vouched for by the:
    1.   Headmaster or the Principal
    2.   Correspondent or Manager of the school
    3.   Correspondent or the Manager and countersigned by the Controlling Officer
    4.   Controlling Officer
29. Industrial Grants are sanctioned by:
    
    1.   Director of Industries
    2.   Director, Factories & Boilers
    3.   Director of Technical Education
    4.   Dist. Industries Officer
30. Grants to recognised private technical and industrial institutions in aid of purchase, erection or extension of school buildings are sanctioned by:
    1.   The Finance Minister
    2.   The Director of Public Instruction
    3.   Director of Education
    4.   The Director of Technical Education
31. Grants-in-aid to Co-operative Supervising Unions the werative Institutes and other Co-operative Societies are sanctioned by.............
    1.   Joint Registrar of Co-operative Societies
    2.   Director of Co-operative Audit
    3.   Registrar of Co-operative Societies
    4.   Co-operative Secretary
32. Ceremonial part of the functions connected with the inauguration of important works such as the laying of foundation stones of public buildings, the opening of canals etc. should be arranged by
    1.   The Government
    2.   The Chief Engineer under whom the work was carried out
    3.   The firms of the contractors which carried out the work
    4.   Local enthusiasts
33. Expenditure on inaugural ceremonies of important works (eg. opening of a bridge) can be incurred with the :
    1.   Sanction of Chief Engineer
    2.   Sanction of Concerned Dept.
    3.   Previous Sanction of Govt.
    4.   Sanction of Finance Minister
34. What is the amount of annual contribution payable to the Travancore Devaswom Board by the Govt. as per the provision in the constitution of India ?
    1.   One crore
    2.   46.5 lakhs
    3.   45.5 lakhs
    4.   751 lakhs
35. The Government expenses for the transportation of the dead body of a Government employee dying in harness at an outstation to his native place will be equal to :
    
    1.   The travelling expenses admissible to him as per Rule 99 A. Part II, K.S.R.
    2.   Actual expenses connected with the conveyance of the body
    3.   1/5th of the pay subject to a maximum of 2000
    4.   15% of the salary
36. Expenditure for the transportation of the dead body of a Government employee dying in harness will be included in the head of account
    1.   Travelling Expense
    2.   Salaries
    3.   The detailed head “Other Expenses”
    4.   From the DCRG of the employee
37. All categories of Government employees who sustained injuries while on duty will be paid compensation called :
    1.   Compensatory allowance
    2.   Ex Gratia
    3.   (C) Medical reimbursement
    4.   Medi claim
38. What is the present quantum of ex-gratia payments admissible to a Government employee for his death while on duty ? (Not covered by Group Personal Accident Insurance Scheme)?
    1.   ₹25000
    2.   ₹100000
    3.   ₹150000
    4.   ₹50000
39. The expenditure from the State Government fund for ceremonial function of an important work should not exceed:
    1.   ₹100
    2.   ₹500
    3.   ₹1500
    4.   ) ₹8000
40. The Audit of Accounts of Kerala Grandhasala Sangom will conducted by _______.
    
    1.   Accountant General
    2.   Director of Co-operative Audit
    3.   Director of State Audit
    4.   State performance Audit Officer