1.In the United States when a bidder initiates an acquisition, it must file a Schedule 8K if:

a.The deal is hostile

b.Target's size represents more than 10% of bidder's assets

c. If requested by the FTC

d.None of the above.

2. In the United States target shareholders must have at least what time period to consider the original bids in cases when there is a competing tender offer?

a. 10 days

b.5 days

3.In India, bidders who acquire what percent of a target's stock must disclose that holding within two days of attaining it?

a.5%

b.2%

c.10%

d. 51%

4.The Securities Law of China requires holders of 5% or more of a target's stock to disclose this holding within three days of attaining that position. True/False

5.In the United States which entities enforce antitrust laws?

I. Justice Department

II. Federal Trade Commission

III. Treasury Department

a.I only

b. I and II

c.II and III

d.I and III

6.what transaction changed the way that Germany approached takeovers of German companies by non-German bidders:

a. Porsche v. Volkswagen

b. Vodafone v. Mannesmann

c.USB v. Deutsche Bank

d. None of the above

7.In the United Kingdom bidders who acquire 30% or more of a target's stock must bid for the entire company.

True or False

8.In the United States when a company makes a bid directly to a target company's shareholders, it must file what form?

a.Schedule 14G

b.Schedule 13D

c.Schedule TO

d.It does not have to file any forms until after the deal is completed

9.If less than the requested number of shares are tendered, the Williams Act requires that the bidder must purchase the amount that were tendered anyway.

true/False

10.In the United States under what rule or doctrine may targets take antitakeover actions that are reasonable and proportional to perceived threats to shareholder interests? a.Revlon Duties

b.Unocal Standard

c.Microsoft Rule

d. Business Combination Standard