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Question-1
Which of the following is the primary functions of commercial bank ?
(A)
Credit creation
(B)
Providing loans
(C)
Accepting deposits
(D)
Transfer of funds
Question-2
Which one is required to bring in huge funds for structural development?
(A)
Public and private partnership
(B)
Public
(C)
Private
(D)
Independent
Question-3
Which bank controls credit creation capacity of commercial bank?
(A)
SBI
(B)
Canara Bank
(C)
Post Office Saving Bank
(D)
Central Bank
Question-4
Carbon dioxide is called green-house gas because it is
(A)
Transparent to sunlight but traps heat
(B)
Transparent to heat but traps sunlight
(C)
Used in green-house to increase plant growth
(D)
Transparent to both sunlight and heat
Question-5
Deposits in a bank by opening a bank account which can be withdrawn on demand are known as
(A)
Deposit
(B)
Currency
(C)
Demand deposits
(D)
Cheque
Question-6
Banks use the major portion of the deposit to
(A)
Keep reserve so that people may withdrawn
(B)
Meet their routine expenses
(C)
Extend loans
(D)
Meet renovations of the bank
Question-7
Infrastructure helps in
(A)
Raising ability to work
(B)
Raises sizes of market
(C)
Raises economic development
(D)
All the above
Question-8
Which one of the following leads to land degradation, biodiversity loss and air pollution?
(A)
Ozone depletion
(B)
Soil erosion
(C)
Deforestation
(D)
Sun stroke
Question-9
Energy,transport and communication are a type of:
(A)
Social infrastructure
(B)
Economic infrastructure
(C)
Political infrastructure
(D)
All the above
Question-10
Health, education and housing are a type of:
(A)
Social infrastructure
(B)
Economic infrastructure
(C)
Political infrastructure
(D)
All the above
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