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RBI Asst./Sbi Clerk Main Exam 2020: Quiz 50 ( 6.05.2020)
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Question 1
Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks each of which has been numbered. These numbers correspond to the question numbers. Against each question, five words have been suggested, one of which would fill the blank appropriately. Mark the suitable word as the answer.
Udta Punjab was not treated as a film by the CBFC as much as an attempt to cast a slur on the ‘fair name’ of Punjab. Hardly a day after the rap on the (1) from the court, the CBFC made headlines again by ordering 100 cuts in the Gujarati film Salagto Sawal: Anamat (Reservation: A Burning Question), a documentary on the Patidar agitation for reservations in Gujarat.
It is clear that for the CBFC and its chief, any State under the BJP or its allies cannot be (2) negatively in films. These are impeccable zones where there can be no alcoholism, drug addiction, starvation deaths, farmer suicides, assault on women, breakdown of administrative machinery, corruption or communal riots. Any suggestion of that can only be a rumour and an attempt to bring the Centre into disrepute and disrupt the (3) of the nation.
The new wisdom that has been filtering through the past several months has been that if you critique the government, you are anti-national; if you (4) the Army, you are unpatriotic; if you question judicial verdicts (as in the case of the hanging of Afzal Guru), you are seditious. If you root for West Indian cricketers you are an enemy of ‘our’ people.
Okay, But here is a (5) situation. Here is the CBFC, a lapdog of the Modi regime, which has been hauled over the coals by a judiciary which refuses to be a lapdog. Does this make the Bombay High Court anti-national or unpatriotic or seditious?
Udta Punjab was not treated as a film by the CBFC as much as an attempt to cast a slur on the ‘fair name’ of Punjab. Hardly a day after the rap on the (1) from the court, the CBFC made headlines again by ordering 100 cuts in the Gujarati film Salagto Sawal: Anamat (Reservation: A Burning Question), a documentary on the Patidar agitation for reservations in Gujarat.
It is clear that for the CBFC and its chief, any State under the BJP or its allies cannot be (2) negatively in films. These are impeccable zones where there can be no alcoholism, drug addiction, starvation deaths, farmer suicides, assault on women, breakdown of administrative machinery, corruption or communal riots. Any suggestion of that can only be a rumour and an attempt to bring the Centre into disrepute and disrupt the (3) of the nation.
The new wisdom that has been filtering through the past several months has been that if you critique the government, you are anti-national; if you (4) the Army, you are unpatriotic; if you question judicial verdicts (as in the case of the hanging of Afzal Guru), you are seditious. If you root for West Indian cricketers you are an enemy of ‘our’ people.
Okay, But here is a (5) situation. Here is the CBFC, a lapdog of the Modi regime, which has been hauled over the coals by a judiciary which refuses to be a lapdog. Does this make the Bombay High Court anti-national or unpatriotic or seditious?
Find the appropriate word in each case.
Question 2
Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks each of which has been numbered. These numbers correspond to the question numbers. Against each question, five words have been suggested, one of which would fill the blank appropriately. Mark the suitable word as the answer.
Udta Punjab was not treated as a film by the CBFC as much as an attempt to cast a slur on the ‘fair name’ of Punjab. Hardly a day after the rap on the (1) from the court, the CBFC made headlines again by ordering 100 cuts in the Gujarati film Salagto Sawal: Anamat (Reservation: A Burning Question), a documentary on the Patidar agitation for reservations in Gujarat.
It is clear that for the CBFC and its chief, any State under the BJP or its allies cannot be (2) negatively in films. These are impeccable zones where there can be no alcoholism, drug addiction, starvation deaths, farmer suicides, assault on women, breakdown of administrative machinery, corruption or communal riots. Any suggestion of that can only be a rumour and an attempt to bring the Centre into disrepute and disrupt the (3) of the nation.
The new wisdom that has been filtering through the past several months has been that if you critique the government, you are anti-national; if you (4) the Army, you are unpatriotic; if you question judicial verdicts (as in the case of the hanging of Afzal Guru), you are seditious. If you root for West Indian cricketers you are an enemy of ‘our’ people.
Okay, But here is a (5) situation. Here is the CBFC, a lapdog of the Modi regime, which has been hauled over the coals by a judiciary which refuses to be a lapdog. Does this make the Bombay High Court anti-national or unpatriotic or seditious?
Udta Punjab was not treated as a film by the CBFC as much as an attempt to cast a slur on the ‘fair name’ of Punjab. Hardly a day after the rap on the (1) from the court, the CBFC made headlines again by ordering 100 cuts in the Gujarati film Salagto Sawal: Anamat (Reservation: A Burning Question), a documentary on the Patidar agitation for reservations in Gujarat.
It is clear that for the CBFC and its chief, any State under the BJP or its allies cannot be (2) negatively in films. These are impeccable zones where there can be no alcoholism, drug addiction, starvation deaths, farmer suicides, assault on women, breakdown of administrative machinery, corruption or communal riots. Any suggestion of that can only be a rumour and an attempt to bring the Centre into disrepute and disrupt the (3) of the nation.
The new wisdom that has been filtering through the past several months has been that if you critique the government, you are anti-national; if you (4) the Army, you are unpatriotic; if you question judicial verdicts (as in the case of the hanging of Afzal Guru), you are seditious. If you root for West Indian cricketers you are an enemy of ‘our’ people.
Okay, But here is a (5) situation. Here is the CBFC, a lapdog of the Modi regime, which has been hauled over the coals by a judiciary which refuses to be a lapdog. Does this make the Bombay High Court anti-national or unpatriotic or seditious?
Find the appropriate word in each case.
Question 3
Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks each of which has been numbered. These numbers correspond to the question numbers. Against each question, five words have been suggested, one of which would fill the blank appropriately. Mark the suitable word as the answer.
Udta Punjab was not treated as a film by the CBFC as much as an attempt to cast a slur on the ‘fair name’ of Punjab. Hardly a day after the rap on the (1) from the court, the CBFC made headlines again by ordering 100 cuts in the Gujarati film Salagto Sawal: Anamat (Reservation: A Burning Question), a documentary on the Patidar agitation for reservations in Gujarat.
It is clear that for the CBFC and its chief, any State under the BJP or its allies cannot be (2) negatively in films. These are impeccable zones where there can be no alcoholism, drug addiction, starvation deaths, farmer suicides, assault on women, breakdown of administrative machinery, corruption or communal riots. Any suggestion of that can only be a rumour and an attempt to bring the Centre into disrepute and disrupt the (3) of the nation.
The new wisdom that has been filtering through the past several months has been that if you critique the government, you are anti-national; if you (4) the Army, you are unpatriotic; if you question judicial verdicts (as in the case of the hanging of Afzal Guru), you are seditious. If you root for West Indian cricketers you are an enemy of ‘our’ people.
Okay, But here is a (5) situation. Here is the CBFC, a lapdog of the Modi regime, which has been hauled over the coals by a judiciary which refuses to be a lapdog. Does this make the Bombay High Court anti-national or unpatriotic or seditious?
Udta Punjab was not treated as a film by the CBFC as much as an attempt to cast a slur on the ‘fair name’ of Punjab. Hardly a day after the rap on the (1) from the court, the CBFC made headlines again by ordering 100 cuts in the Gujarati film Salagto Sawal: Anamat (Reservation: A Burning Question), a documentary on the Patidar agitation for reservations in Gujarat.
It is clear that for the CBFC and its chief, any State under the BJP or its allies cannot be (2) negatively in films. These are impeccable zones where there can be no alcoholism, drug addiction, starvation deaths, farmer suicides, assault on women, breakdown of administrative machinery, corruption or communal riots. Any suggestion of that can only be a rumour and an attempt to bring the Centre into disrepute and disrupt the (3) of the nation.
The new wisdom that has been filtering through the past several months has been that if you critique the government, you are anti-national; if you (4) the Army, you are unpatriotic; if you question judicial verdicts (as in the case of the hanging of Afzal Guru), you are seditious. If you root for West Indian cricketers you are an enemy of ‘our’ people.
Okay, But here is a (5) situation. Here is the CBFC, a lapdog of the Modi regime, which has been hauled over the coals by a judiciary which refuses to be a lapdog. Does this make the Bombay High Court anti-national or unpatriotic or seditious?
Find the appropriate word in each case.
Question 4
Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks each of which has been numbered. These numbers correspond to the question numbers. Against each question, five words have been suggested, one of which would fill the blank appropriately. Mark the suitable word as the answer.
Udta Punjab was not treated as a film by the CBFC as much as an attempt to cast a slur on the ‘fair name’ of Punjab. Hardly a day after the rap on the (1) from the court, the CBFC made headlines again by ordering 100 cuts in the Gujarati film Salagto Sawal: Anamat (Reservation: A Burning Question), a documentary on the Patidar agitation for reservations in Gujarat.
It is clear that for the CBFC and its chief, any State under the BJP or its allies cannot be (2) negatively in films. These are impeccable zones where there can be no alcoholism, drug addiction, starvation deaths, farmer suicides, assault on women, breakdown of administrative machinery, corruption or communal riots. Any suggestion of that can only be a rumour and an attempt to bring the Centre into disrepute and disrupt the (3) of the nation.
The new wisdom that has been filtering through the past several months has been that if you critique the government, you are anti-national; if you (4) the Army, you are unpatriotic; if you question judicial verdicts (as in the case of the hanging of Afzal Guru), you are seditious. If you root for West Indian cricketers you are an enemy of ‘our’ people.
Okay, But here is a (5) situation. Here is the CBFC, a lapdog of the Modi regime, which has been hauled over the coals by a judiciary which refuses to be a lapdog. Does this make the Bombay High Court anti-national or unpatriotic or seditious?
Udta Punjab was not treated as a film by the CBFC as much as an attempt to cast a slur on the ‘fair name’ of Punjab. Hardly a day after the rap on the (1) from the court, the CBFC made headlines again by ordering 100 cuts in the Gujarati film Salagto Sawal: Anamat (Reservation: A Burning Question), a documentary on the Patidar agitation for reservations in Gujarat.
It is clear that for the CBFC and its chief, any State under the BJP or its allies cannot be (2) negatively in films. These are impeccable zones where there can be no alcoholism, drug addiction, starvation deaths, farmer suicides, assault on women, breakdown of administrative machinery, corruption or communal riots. Any suggestion of that can only be a rumour and an attempt to bring the Centre into disrepute and disrupt the (3) of the nation.
The new wisdom that has been filtering through the past several months has been that if you critique the government, you are anti-national; if you (4) the Army, you are unpatriotic; if you question judicial verdicts (as in the case of the hanging of Afzal Guru), you are seditious. If you root for West Indian cricketers you are an enemy of ‘our’ people.
Okay, But here is a (5) situation. Here is the CBFC, a lapdog of the Modi regime, which has been hauled over the coals by a judiciary which refuses to be a lapdog. Does this make the Bombay High Court anti-national or unpatriotic or seditious?
Find the appropriate word in each case.
Question 5
Direction: In the following passage, there are blanks each of which has been numbered. These numbers correspond to the question numbers. Against each question, five words have been suggested, one of which would fill the blank appropriately. Mark the suitable word as the answer.
Udta Punjab was not treated as a film by the CBFC as much as an attempt to cast a slur on the ‘fair name’ of Punjab. Hardly a day after the rap on the (1) from the court, the CBFC made headlines again by ordering 100 cuts in the Gujarati film Salagto Sawal: Anamat (Reservation: A Burning Question), a documentary on the Patidar agitation for reservations in Gujarat.
It is clear that for the CBFC and its chief, any State under the BJP or its allies cannot be (2) negatively in films. These are impeccable zones where there can be no alcoholism, drug addiction, starvation deaths, farmer suicides, assault on women, breakdown of administrative machinery, corruption or communal riots. Any suggestion of that can only be a rumour and an attempt to bring the Centre into disrepute and disrupt the (3) of the nation.
The new wisdom that has been filtering through the past several months has been that if you critique the government, you are anti-national; if you (4) the Army, you are unpatriotic; if you question judicial verdicts (as in the case of the hanging of Afzal Guru), you are seditious. If you root for West Indian cricketers you are an enemy of ‘our’ people.
Okay, But here is a (5) situation. Here is the CBFC, a lapdog of the Modi regime, which has been hauled over the coals by a judiciary which refuses to be a lapdog. Does this make the Bombay High Court anti-national or unpatriotic or seditious?
Udta Punjab was not treated as a film by the CBFC as much as an attempt to cast a slur on the ‘fair name’ of Punjab. Hardly a day after the rap on the (1) from the court, the CBFC made headlines again by ordering 100 cuts in the Gujarati film Salagto Sawal: Anamat (Reservation: A Burning Question), a documentary on the Patidar agitation for reservations in Gujarat.
It is clear that for the CBFC and its chief, any State under the BJP or its allies cannot be (2) negatively in films. These are impeccable zones where there can be no alcoholism, drug addiction, starvation deaths, farmer suicides, assault on women, breakdown of administrative machinery, corruption or communal riots. Any suggestion of that can only be a rumour and an attempt to bring the Centre into disrepute and disrupt the (3) of the nation.
The new wisdom that has been filtering through the past several months has been that if you critique the government, you are anti-national; if you (4) the Army, you are unpatriotic; if you question judicial verdicts (as in the case of the hanging of Afzal Guru), you are seditious. If you root for West Indian cricketers you are an enemy of ‘our’ people.
Okay, But here is a (5) situation. Here is the CBFC, a lapdog of the Modi regime, which has been hauled over the coals by a judiciary which refuses to be a lapdog. Does this make the Bombay High Court anti-national or unpatriotic or seditious?
Find the appropriate word in each case.
Question 6
In a college 12% of total students are interested in sports. 
of total students are interested in dance. 10% of total students are interested in singing and remaining 15 students are Not interested in any activity. How many students are there in the college?
of total students are interested in dance. 10% of total students are interested in singing and remaining 15 students are Not interested in any activity. How many students are there in the college?Question 7
Riya, Manasvi and Pintu start runping around a circular stadium and complete one round in 24 second, 6 seconds and 14 seconds respectively. In how much time will they meet again at the starting point?
Question 8
Rs. 9,500 is invested at 5% compound interest for 2 years. What is the interest earned in the second year?
Question 9
A boat covers 50 km in 2 hours downstream and covers the same distance in 5 hours upstream. Then find the distance covered in 3 hours in still water.
Question 10
A circular wire is straightened and cut in such a way that two parts are used to construct squares of equal areas. What is the area of each of the square formed?
Question 11
Direction: Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
Seven sports person A, B, C, D, E, F and G play a different game viz— cricket, football, hockey, kabaddi, chess, badminton and tennis but not necessarily in the same order. Each of them belongs to different countries viz—China, India, France, Russia, Germany, US and UK, but not necessarily in the same order. C plays kabaddi and doesn’t belong to India or UK. The one who belongs to the US and does not play chess or tennis. A belongs to France. E belongs to Germany and plays hockey. The one who belongs to China plays football. D plays badminton and G plays cricket. B belongs to Russia and does not play chess. The one who plays cricket doesn’t belong to the UK.
Seven sports person A, B, C, D, E, F and G play a different game viz— cricket, football, hockey, kabaddi, chess, badminton and tennis but not necessarily in the same order. Each of them belongs to different countries viz—China, India, France, Russia, Germany, US and UK, but not necessarily in the same order. C plays kabaddi and doesn’t belong to India or UK. The one who belongs to the US and does not play chess or tennis. A belongs to France. E belongs to Germany and plays hockey. The one who belongs to China plays football. D plays badminton and G plays cricket. B belongs to Russia and does not play chess. The one who plays cricket doesn’t belong to the UK.
Who plays chess?
Question 12
Direction: Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
Seven sports person A, B, C, D, E, F and G play a different game viz— cricket, football, hockey, kabaddi, chess, badminton and tennis but not necessarily in the same order. Each of them belongs to different countries viz—China, India, France, Russia, Germany, US and UK, but not necessarily in the same order. C plays kabaddi and doesn’t belong to India or UK. The one who belongs to the US and does not play chess or tennis. A belongs to France. E belongs to Germany and plays hockey. The one who belongs to China plays football. D plays badminton and G plays cricket. B belongs to Russia and does not play chess. The one who plays cricket doesn’t belong to the UK.
Seven sports person A, B, C, D, E, F and G play a different game viz— cricket, football, hockey, kabaddi, chess, badminton and tennis but not necessarily in the same order. Each of them belongs to different countries viz—China, India, France, Russia, Germany, US and UK, but not necessarily in the same order. C plays kabaddi and doesn’t belong to India or UK. The one who belongs to the US and does not play chess or tennis. A belongs to France. E belongs to Germany and plays hockey. The one who belongs to China plays football. D plays badminton and G plays cricket. B belongs to Russia and does not play chess. The one who plays cricket doesn’t belong to the UK.
Which of the following combinations of country and sport is correct ?
Question 13
Direction: Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
Seven sports person A, B, C, D, E, F and G play a different game viz— cricket, football, hockey, kabaddi, chess, badminton and tennis but not necessarily in the same order. Each of them belongs to different countries viz—China, India, France, Russia, Germany, US and UK, but not necessarily in the same order. C plays kabaddi and doesn’t belong to India or UK. The one who belongs to the US and does not play chess or tennis. A belongs to France. E belongs to Germany and plays hockey. The one who belongs to China plays football. D plays badminton and G plays cricket. B belongs to Russia and does not play chess. The one who plays cricket doesn’t belong to the UK.
Seven sports person A, B, C, D, E, F and G play a different game viz— cricket, football, hockey, kabaddi, chess, badminton and tennis but not necessarily in the same order. Each of them belongs to different countries viz—China, India, France, Russia, Germany, US and UK, but not necessarily in the same order. C plays kabaddi and doesn’t belong to India or UK. The one who belongs to the US and does not play chess or tennis. A belongs to France. E belongs to Germany and plays hockey. The one who belongs to China plays football. D plays badminton and G plays cricket. B belongs to Russia and does not play chess. The one who plays cricket doesn’t belong to the UK.
Which sport is played by B?
Question 14
Direction: Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
Seven sports person A, B, C, D, E, F and G play a different game viz— cricket, football, hockey, kabaddi, chess, badminton and tennis but not necessarily in the same order. Each of them belongs to different countries viz—China, India, France, Russia, Germany, US and UK, but not necessarily in the same order. C plays kabaddi and doesn’t belong to India or UK. The one who belongs to the US and does not play chess or tennis. A belongs to France. E belongs to Germany and plays hockey. The one who belongs to China plays football. D plays badminton and G plays cricket. B belongs to Russia and does not play chess. The one who plays cricket doesn’t belong to the UK.
Seven sports person A, B, C, D, E, F and G play a different game viz— cricket, football, hockey, kabaddi, chess, badminton and tennis but not necessarily in the same order. Each of them belongs to different countries viz—China, India, France, Russia, Germany, US and UK, but not necessarily in the same order. C plays kabaddi and doesn’t belong to India or UK. The one who belongs to the US and does not play chess or tennis. A belongs to France. E belongs to Germany and plays hockey. The one who belongs to China plays football. D plays badminton and G plays cricket. B belongs to Russia and does not play chess. The one who plays cricket doesn’t belong to the UK.
Who belongs to US?
Question 15
Direction: Study the following information carefully and answer the questions given below.
Seven sports person A, B, C, D, E, F and G play a different game viz— cricket, football, hockey, kabaddi, chess, badminton and tennis but not necessarily in the same order. Each of them belongs to different countries viz—China, India, France, Russia, Germany, US and UK, but not necessarily in the same order. C plays kabaddi and doesn’t belong to India or UK. The one who belongs to the US and does not play chess or tennis. A belongs to France. E belongs to Germany and plays hockey. The one who belongs to China plays football. D plays badminton and G plays cricket. B belongs to Russia and does not play chess. The one who plays cricket doesn’t belong to the UK.
Seven sports person A, B, C, D, E, F and G play a different game viz— cricket, football, hockey, kabaddi, chess, badminton and tennis but not necessarily in the same order. Each of them belongs to different countries viz—China, India, France, Russia, Germany, US and UK, but not necessarily in the same order. C plays kabaddi and doesn’t belong to India or UK. The one who belongs to the US and does not play chess or tennis. A belongs to France. E belongs to Germany and plays hockey. The one who belongs to China plays football. D plays badminton and G plays cricket. B belongs to Russia and does not play chess. The one who plays cricket doesn’t belong to the UK.
F belongs to which of the following Country?
Question 16
Which has become the 1st government hospital in the country to successfully launch the plasma therapy treatment for COVID-19?
Question 17
Federal Bank has partnered with online real estate platform _______ for listing and e-auctioning of immovable properties repossessed by the bank in recovery proceedings.
Question 18
The premier multilateral air combat training Exercise Pitch Black 2020 was scheduled to held in which country that was cancelled due to the current and anticipated impacts of the worldwide pandemic of COVID-19?
Question 19
Which state Government has launched a unique initiative ‘Umbare Aanganwadi under ICDS programme to reach out to children during the lockdown?
Question 20
Which ministry has declared banking industry as a public utility service (PUS) for six months starting April 21, 2020 till October 21, 2020 under the provisions of the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947?
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