Test of the Day for IBPS RRB Exam 2017

Q1. Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley had chaired the South Asia Subregional Economic Cooperation (SASEC) Finance Ministers meeting in New Delhi. Name the country that has joined the SASEC program as its seventh member.

Q2. Name the Bank/Banks that sold Rs.1,800 crore Ballarpur Industries loans to Edelweiss Asset Reconstruction Company.

Q3. The WTO’s dispute settlement set up a panel to resolve the dispute between ___________ and India over imposition of safeguard import duty on iron and steel products.

Q4. The Total expenditure in Budget for 2017-18 has been placed at?

Q5. TEC, an acronym was announced by the Finance Minister marking the beginning of the annual budget for the next fiscal year. What is the full form of TEC?

Directions (6-10): Study the following information carefully and answer the given questions. 
 Six kids– Z, X, C, V, B and N- watch in different Cartoon serials on their TV viz. Ducktails, Doremon, Shinchain, Baloo, Chota beem and Hanuman – and they are lives on six different floors of a building, numbered 1 to 6. They like six different Cartoon Characters viz. Dholu, Sizuka, Munni, Lui, Jiyan and Pumba, in no particular order. Each Cartoon serial is cast on a different day from Monday to Saturday. X likes Jiyan and Cartoon serial likes by him is Doremon and lives on the 6th floor of the building. B and Z lives on even numbered floors who’s cartoon cast on Saturday and Monday. The one who watch Ducktails is lives on the lowest floor and it is cast on Tuesday. Baloo Cartoon serial watch by that kid who lives on the floor next to X and it is cast on Thursday. The kid who watches Hanuman likes Pumba and his cartoon is cast on Monday. N likes Lui and he lives on first floor. One of the kid who watches Cartoon serials which cast on friday lives on even numbered floors. V lives two floors below C and he likes Munni. B, who does not live immediately above or below of C, likes Dholu and his serial cast on Saturday. The kid who likes Chota beem is lives on an even numbered floor.



Q6. Who is watching Ducktails cartoon serial?

Solution:
(6-10)

Q7. Which Character does B like?

Q8. Who among the following watch that cartoon which is cast on Thursday?

Q9. If V is related to C and B is related to Z, in the same way N is related to?

Q10. Which of the following combination is correct?

Directions (11-15): What should come in place of the question mark (?) in the following series? 



Q11. 2, 3, 8, ?, 112, 565

Q12. 6, 4, 8, 23, ?, 385.25

Q13. 400, ?, 320, 192, 76.8, 15.36

Solution:

Q14. 85, 43, 15, 4.5, ?

Q15. 12, 30, 60, 108, 180, 282, ?

Solution:

Directions (16-20): In the following paragraph questions, four sentences have been given, out of these four sentences one sentence is out of the context of the paragraph. Find out the Irrelevant Sentences and mark it as your correct answer. 


 Q16. (1) It has become something of a cliché to predict that Asia will dominate the twenty-first century. 
(2) It is a safe prediction, given that Asia is already home to nearly 60% of the world’s population and accounts for roughly 25% of global economic output.
(3) Asia is also the region where many of this century’s most influential countries – including China, India, Japan, Russia, South Korea, Indonesia, and the United States – interact. 
(4) These developments both reflect and reinforce heightened nationalism throughout the region.

Q17. (1) This indicates a deep lack of concern for citizens on the part of the administrators. 
(2) Before this year will have ended, the French parliament will have enacted a comprehensive pension overhaul, which is essential not only to putting France’s public finances on a sound and sustainable footing, but also to shoring up confidence in the Eurozone in 2014 and beyond. 
(3) This effort has gained broad public acceptance because it was fair: both retirees and working people will contribute, as will companies and households. 
(4) For the first time, pension reform has been carried out in France in continuous consultation with employers’ associations and trade unions.

Q18. (1) The concept of “sustainable harmony” can be promoted by publishing indices of personal well-being and environmental preservation, alongside standard GDP data. 
(2) The desire to help others without consideration for ourselves is not just a noble ideal. 
(3) Selflessness raises the quality and elevates the meaning of our lives, and that of our descendants; in fact, our very survival may even depend on it. 
(4) Studies have shown that individuals and societies can learn to be more altruistic.

Q19. (1) The problem with charities is that they have little incentive to become more efficient. 
(2) Yet the real value is in training people to deliver for themselves, at a local scale – empowered rather than controlled, creative rather than rehearsed, and working by choice rather than in desperation. 
(3) There is no simple way to monitor the quality and efficiency of a charity – especially one devoted to long-term changes (that is, investments) rather than daily delivery of services. 
(4) Since starting my own non-profit organization, I look at other nonprofits with new eyes.

Q20. (1) Nowadays, many people seem to be more relaxed than ever about nationality, with the Internet enabling them to forge close connections with distant cultures and people. 
(2) But states remain extremely sensitive about their borders’ inviolability. 
(3) A great game is beginning among Asia’s great powers, and there are scant rules in place to manage how it will be played. 
(4) After all, territory – including land, oceans, air space, rivers, and seabeds – is central to a country’s identity, and shapes its security and foreign policy.

                                       





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