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Question-1
A bank, which occupies a central position in the monetary and banking system of the country and has a superior financial authority, is
(A)
Central Bank
(B)
Commercial Bank
(C)
Exchange Bank
(D)
Co-operative bank
Question-2
Regional rural banks are established in
(A)
Urban areas
(B)
Towns
(C)
Hilly areas
(D)
Rural areas
Question-3
Banks, which help for the development of trade and commerce, are called
(A)
Commercial banks
(B)
Industrial banks
(C)
Regional rural banks
(D)
Exchange banks
Question-4
ATM means
(A)
Any Time Money
(B)
Automatic Time Money
(C)
Automatic Teller Machine
(D)
All Time Money
Question-5
In India, the central bank is
(A)
State bank of India
(B)
Reserve Bank of India
(C)
Canara bank
(D)
Indian Bank
Question-6
The banks, which are not covered by the second schedule of Reserve Bank of India, are called as
(A)
Public Sector Banks
(B)
Private sector Banks
(C)
Non-Scheduled banks
(D)
Scheduled banks
Question-7
MICR cheque means
(A)
Magnetic Ink Character Recognition
(B)
Marginal Ink Character Recognition
(C)
Modern Ink Character Recognition
(D)
Mobility Ink Character Recognition
Question-8
Banks which are owned by private individuals are
(A)
Public Sector Banks
(B)
Private sector Banks
(C)
Co-operative Banks
(D)
Scheduled banks
Question-9
When money is deposited for a fixed period it is called
(A)
Savings Bank Deposits Account
(B)
Fixed or Time Deposit Account
(C)
Current Deposits Account
(D)
Recurring deposits Accounts
Question-10
Negotiable Instruments Act was passed in
(A)
1881
(B)
1872
(C)
1991
(D)
1855
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