Online Practice Set Question for SBI PO, PO IBPS examination Practice Set 4

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This practice set consist of following topics : General Knowledge & Current Affairs(20 MCQ), Reasoning(20 MCQ), Mathematics(20 MCQ), English(20 MCQ),

Q.1

Who has become the youngest National Table Tennis Champion?

somyajeet Gosh

Deepak Sharma

Abhijeet Verma

Avntika Kriplani

Q.2

The mahatama Gandhi Gramin Basti Yojna is a scheme of

Haryana

Bihar

Punjab

Delhi

Q.3

Justice D.K. Jain Judge, Supreme court of India, is the Chariman of the Law commission of India.

19th

18th

20th

21th

Q.4

Who has won the FIFA Ballon d'or Award for fourth time?

Ronaldinho

Lionel Messi

Ross Taylor

Michel Philips

Q.5

Who was the Chief Guest of the Paravasi Bhartiya Divas 2013 >?

Navin Ram chand Gulam

Al Kabir

Rabindra Paryag

Rajkeswur Purryag

Q.6

President of India pranab Mukherjee inaugurated the

125th

128th

126th

135th

Q.7

IC 2233 is a

Sunsat

Galaxy

Marcury

Moon

Q.8

Who won the best original score Motion picture Award for 'life of Pi' at the 70th edition of the prestigiou annual Golden Globe awards?

Michel Sonyo

Michel Devid

Keron Polard

Mychael Danna

Q.9

Which former Austrilian cricketer has been inducted ito the international Cricket council Hall of Fame?

Smith

Clark

Glenn McGrath

Warner

Q.10

The ________ Missile is equipped with advanced high accuracy navigation system and guided by an innovaative guidance scheme.

Agni II

Prithvi-ii

Prithvi -III

Aakash -i

Q.11

Which Australian Cricketer announced ritirement form Thest Cricket on 29 December 2012?

Smith

Michael Hussey

M. Heyden

Devid Hussey

Q.12

Banks borrow money from the depicts the financial position of a Bank and/or business enterprise at a given point of time is called

Repo Rate

Reverse Repo Rate

Bank Rate

CRR

Q.13

Which of the following terms is not used in Banking World?

NPA

CRR

IRR

Discount

Q.14

Which of the following organizations provides credit history of the borrowers?

IDBI

SBI

ICICI

SEBI

Q.15

The Press Freedom Day is observed on which of the following days?

2nd May

5th May

3rd May

8th May

Q.16

Which country launched the world's largest marine reserves covering more than 2.3 million square kilometres in Novembe 2012?

India

Australia

Japan

Koria

Q.17

Who among the following was appointed Chairman and Managing Director of New India Assurance?

Miland Khral

Arvind Goswami

Aisa Karam

Manish Lamba

Q.18

What was the agenda of the ninth E-9 Ministerial Review Meeting organised in New Delhi?`

Transport

Education

Travelling

Raoad

Q.19

What is the objective of UNODC?

Cuding trade in wildlife

Curbing human traffickin

Curbing money laundering

Curbing trade in narcotics

Q.20

What is the full form of IRR as used in banking/financial sectors?

Internal Rate of Return

Internal Revaluation Reserve

Invesment Reserve Ratio

Internal Risk Return

Q.21

Directions (1-5) Study the following table carefully to answer these questions. Number of students enrolled with five colleges over the years.

college-years A B C D E

2004 450 320 400 480 520

2005 480 350 380 500 540

2006 420 300 410 520 460

2007 460 360 430 470 480

2008 470 340 390 530 530

If From college b IN 2007, 80% of the students enrolled appeared in a compentitive examination, our of which 75% students passed. How many students passed the examination?

180

216

270

240

Q.22

In 2005, from all the colleges together an overall 40% of the students enrolled for a computer course Total how many students enrolled for the course?

800

850

950

900

Q.23

What is the ratio between the average number of students enrolled with all colleges together in 2007 and 2008 respectively ?

108:113

108:117

110:113

111:113

Q.24

Average number of students enrolled form college B for all the years together is approximately what percent of the average number of student enrolled from college C for all the years togethers

120

128

Q.25

In 2006 form all colleges togther 8% of the students enrolled went abroad. Approximately how many student went abroad ?

170

210

220

190

Q.26

Veena obtained an amount of Rs. 8,376/= as simple interest on a certain amount at 8 p.c.p.a after 6 years. What is the amount inversed by veena?

Rs.17,180

Rs.18,110

Rs. 16,660

Rs. 17,450

Q.27

Two numbers are such that the sum of twice the first number and thrice the second number is 36 and the sum of thrice the first number and twice the second number is 39 Which is the smaller number ?

None of these

Q.28

The difference between the present ages of Arun and deepak is 14 years. Seven years ago the ration of their ages was 5:7 respectively. What is deepak's present age ?

49 years

42 years

None of these

35 years

Q.29

a,b,c,d and e are 5 consecutive even numbers If the sum of 'a' and 'd' is 162, what is the sum of all the numbers ?

400

None of these

420

cannot be determined

Q.30

What is 348 times 264 ?

88740

89570

95700

92220

Q.31

A=y%of x,B=y%ofx , (Which of the following is true based on above?)

None of these

A is smaller than B

Relationship between A and B cannot be determined

If x is smaller than y then A is greater than B

Q.32

X=a/a-1;y=1/a-1

x is greater than y

y is greater than x only if a<1 data-blogger-escaped-td="">

xis equal to y

x is equal to y only if a<1 data-blogger-escaped-td="">

Q.33

In how many ways this can be done if at least 5 women have to be included in a committee ?

6000

6010

6062

6005

Q.34

In how many of these committees the women are in majority ?

2000

2700

2705

2702

Q.35

In how many of these committees the men are in majnority ?

1008

1100

1200

None of these

Q.36

An urn contains 9 red, 7 which and 4 black balls. If two balls are drawn at random, find the probability that both the balls are red.

17/95

18/95

12-Jan

91/190

Q.37

2 3 7 16 32 ?

Q.38

8 13 28 53 88 ?

133

115

143

None of these

Q.39

6 15 28 45 66 ?

Q.40

469 370 282 205 139 ?

None of these

Q.41

Q � One big ( 41 ) between the investments in fossil fuels and those in wind power , solar cells and geothermal energy is that latter will supply energy in ( 42 ) . These �wells� will never run dry. If the money spent on oil in one yea were ( 43 ) in wind turbines the electricity generated would be enough to (44 ) one-fifth of the world�s needs.
Investments in infrastructure foe the new energy economy , which would eventually have to be made when fossil fuels reserves ( 45 ) , will obviously be huge. These include the transmission lines that ( 46 ) wind farms with electricity consumers and the pipelines that link hydrogen supply sources with end-users. To a substantial degree the infrastructure for the ( 47 ) energy sources � the transmission lines for electricity from coal and the pipelines for natural gas can be used in the new energy economy as will . The local pipeline distribution network in various cities for natural gas can easily be ( 48 ) to hydrogen distribution system.
For developing countries, the new energy sources ( 49 ) to reduce dependence on imported oil, freeing up capital for investment in domestic energy sources. (50 ) few countries have their own oil fields most have wind and solar energy. In terms of economic expansion and job generation these new energy technologies are a godsend.

Argument

change

Exception

difference

Q.42

Infinity

Perpetuity

Extension

Reality

Q.43

Dissipated

Applied

Drawn

Invested

Q.44

Involve

Meet

Attract

Complete

Q.45

Deplete

Expand

Terminate

Sustain

Q.46

Provide

Include

Connect

Support

Q.47

Existing

New

Latest

Old

Q.48

Supplied

Dispersed

Provided

Converted

Q.49

Predict

Promise

Pursue

Expects

Q.50

Despite

Although

Unless

Q.51

II � Fill in the blanks :-
____________ is China the world�s most populous country fastest-growing economy ________________ more than fourfold every

Not only, Expending

Merely, Developing

Hardly, Growing

Surprisingly, Flourshing

Q.52

Bangalore has _____________ beyond recognition into an IT propelled metropolis from a laidback city that it __________________ .

Changed, in

developed, should be

constructed, used to be

morphed , once was

Q.53

While the agricultural revolution _________ the earth

changed, as well

suffered, air

benefited , condition

transformed, atmosphere

Q.54

The findings of a recent study to ___________ the factors which influence successful primary school completion

study, proves

establish, examine

construct, show

explore, reveal

Q.55

_______ The concept of environmentally sustainable development ______ A quarter-centaury ago, there is not a single country today which has a strategy to build and eco-economy.

Eventhough,built

Although, evovled

Beside, took shape

After, still

Q.56

Directions (56-60) In each question below four words which are numbered (A) (B) (C) and (D) have been printed of which one word may be wrongly spelt the number of that word is the answer. If all the words are correctly spelt mark D. ie- All Correct

Lettre

Error

Habitual

Explain

Q.57

Pulse

Arrange

Stores

All Correct

Q.58

Substance

Holiday

Disaster

Constant

Q.59

Sense

Impoct

Tension

Febrary

Q.60

Memory

Excited

Social

Fourty

Q.61

Direction(61-65) Study the following information to answer these questions.
I. Seven persons R,Q,R,S,T,V,X belonging to different cities viz, Delhi, Mumbai,Chennai,Calcutta, Bangalor, Hyderabad and Trivandrem, not necessarily in the same order, went to USA for attending a conference. Each one had a different specialisation viz,Literature, Physics, Economices, Marketing, computers, Textile Engineering and Information Technology
II. 'S' is from chennai and 'Q' does not have specialisation in Textile or Economics R is a man of Marketing and comes from Mumbai. The person from calcutta has specialisation in computers. 'P' Who is specialised in Literature does not belong to Delhi. V having specialisation in Physics is from Trivandrum. Information Technology is the specialisation of x who comes from Bangalore.
Which of the following persons is from Delhi?

S or T

Q.62

Who is a Textile Engineer?

S or T

S or V

Q.63

Person with specialisation in Literature comes from which of the following cities?

Hyderabad

Delhi

Calcutta

Bangalore

Q.64

Which of the following combinations of person, city and specialisation is correct?

S - Chennai - Economics

S - Chennai - Textile

T - Delhi - Economics

Q - Calcutta - Computers

Q.65

Who is cpecialised in Computers?

Data inadequate

Q.66

Read all the conclusions and then decide which of the given conclusions logically follow (s) from the given statements disregarding commonly known facts.
Statements : - Some books are pens.
All pens are chairs.
Some chairs are tables.
Conclusions : - I - Some books are chairs.
II - Some chairs are books.
III - All tables are chairs.
IV - Some tables are chairs.

(a) - All follow

(b) - Only I,II and III follow

(c ) - Only I, II and IV

(d) - None of these

Q.67

Statements : - All Cars are jeeps
All jeeps are buses.
All buses are trucks.
Conclusions : - I - All trucks are buses.
II - All buses are jeeps.
III - All keeps are cars.
IV - All cars are trucks.

Only IV follow

All follow

Only IV follows

None follow

Q.68

Statements : - Some trees are flowers.
Some flowers are pencils.
Some pencils are tables.
Conclusions : - I - Some tables are flowers
II - Some pencils are trees.
III - Some tables are trees.
IV - Some trees are pencils.

All follow

None follow

Only I and III follow

Only II and III

Q.69

Statements :- All rods are bricks.
Some bricks are ropes
All ropes are doors.
Conclusions : - I - Some roda are doors.
II - Some doors are bricks.
III - Some roads are not doors.
IV - All doors are ropes.

Only I and II follow

Only I,II and III follow

Only I or III and II follow

Only either I or II and IV follow

Q.70

Statements :- Some books are pens.
Some pens are watches.
All watches are radios.
Conclusions : - I - Some radios are watches.
II - Some radios are pens.
III - Some watches are books.
IV - Some books are watches.

All follow

Only I,III follow

Only II and IV follow

None follow

Q.71

Directions (71-75) Study the following informationcarefully and answer the questions given below :
(i) P, Q, R, S, T, V and W seven members of a family.
(ii) Each one of them has a different profession - Doctor, Teacher, Lawer, Engineer, Architect, Chartered Accountant and Banker - and their incomes are different.
(iii) There are two married coouples in the group.
(iv) R is the doctor and earns more then the Engineer and the Lawer.
(v) T is married to the Charted accountant and she earns the least
(vi) No Lady is either Lawyer or Engineer
(vii) Q, the teacher, earns less then P, the Banker, W is married to Q and he earns more then S and P
(viii) V is not the Lawyer. The Charted Accounted earns less then the Lawyer but more then the Banker
Who earns the maximum in the family ?