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SET-3 Banking Quiz

In the question below, a statement is followed by two conclusions based on the statement. Study the conclusions and select the correct option as the answer.

        <h2>1. Statement: P = U ≤ S = W > R; S < Y ≥ T

Conclusion I: T < W
Conclusion II: Y > P

a) Both I and II follow

b) Only II follows

c) Either I or II follow

d) Only I follows

e) Neither I nor II follows

ANSWER AND EXPLANATION

Answer: b) Only II follows

The given statement is: P = U ≤ S = W > R; S < Y ≥ T

W = S < Y ≥ T

So, conclusion I is false.

P = U ≤ S < Y

Y > P

So, conclusion II is true.

playing handball = 960 + 1200 = 2160

2. Statement: E ≤ H < L = Q > X; Z = L ≥ J
Conclusion I: Z > E
Conclusion II: J < X

    a) Both I and II follow

b) Only II follows

c) Either I or II follow

d) Only I follows

e) Neither I nor II follows

ANSWER AND EXPLANATION

Answer:

d) Only I follows

The given statement is: E ≤ H < L = Q > X; Z = L ≥ J

Z = L > H ≥ E

Z > E

So, conclusion I is true.

J ≤ L = Q > X

So, conclusion II is false.

Thus, only conclusion I follow.

3. Statement: F < V ≤ K > Q = C; M > K ≥ R
Conclusion I: F < R Conclusion II: M > C

    a) Both I and II follow

b) Only II follows

c) Either I or II follow

d) Only I follows

e) Neither I nor II follows

ANSWER AND EXPLANATION

Answer:

b) Only II follows

Given statement is F < V ≤ K > Q = C; M > K ≥ R

F < V ≤ K ≥ R

So, conclusion I does not follows.

M > K > Q = C

M > C

So, conclusion II follows.

Thus, only conclusion II follows.

4. Statement: D = J ≤ Y < N > P; Z = Y ≥ B
Conclusion I: P < B Conclusion II: Z ≥ D

    a) Both I and II follow

b) Only II follows

c) Either I or II follow

d) Only I follows

e) Neither I nor II follows

ANSWER AND EXPLANATION

Answer: b) Only II follows

Given statement is D = J ≤ Y < N > P; Z = Y ≥ B

B ≤ Y < N > P

So, conclusion I does not follows.

D = J ≤ Y = Z

Z ≥ D

So, conclusion II follows.

5. Statement: S = Y > F ≤ R < T; O = F ≥ V Conclusion I: O < S Conclusion II: T > V

    a) Both I and II follow

b) Only II follows

c) Either I or II follow

d) Only I follows

e) Neither I nor II follows

ANSWER AND EXPLANATION

Answer: a) Both I and II follow

Given statement is S = Y > F ≤ R < T; O = F ≥ V

S = Y > F = O

O < S

So, conclusion I follows.

V ≤ F ≤ R < T

T > V

So, conclusion II follows.

Thus, both conclusions I and II follow.

Study the following information and answer the given question.
Seven persons- Rohan, Zoya, Misha, Vicky, Anvi, Kiran and Bipin are working in the Scientific staff of forensic department at different designations. The designations in decreasing orders are Director, Additional Director, Deputy Director, Assistant Director, Scientific Officer, Scientific Assistant Grade I and Scientific Assistant Grade II where Director is the seniormost position and Scientific Assistant Grade II is the juniormost position.
Rohan is immediate junior to Kiran. Vicky is senior to Anvi but not an immediate senior. Only three persons are senior to Misha. The designation of Anvi is not Scientific Assistant Grade II. Neither Rohan nor Zoya is the juniormost person. The number of persons senior to Kiran is same as the number of persons junior to Zoya.

        <h2>6. How many persons are junior to Bipin?</h2>       
    a) 1

b) 2

c) 3

d) More than 3

e) None

ANSWER AND EXPLANATION

Answer: e) None

Seven persons are working in the Scientific staff of forensic department at different designations. The designations in decreasing orders are Director, Additional Director, Deputy Director, Assistant Director, Scientific Officer, Scientific Assistant Grade I and Scientific Assistant Grade II where Director is the seniormost position and Scientific Assistant Grade II is the juniormost position.

Designation	Person
Director
Additional Director
Deputy Director
Assistant Director
Scientific Officer
Scientific Assistant Grade I
Scientific Assistant Grade II

Only three persons are senior to Misha.

Designation	Person
Director
Additional Director
Deputy Director
Assistant Director	Misha
Scientific Officer
Scientific Assistant Grade I
Scientific Assistant Grade II

Rohan is immediate junior to Kiran.

Neither Rohan nor Zoya is the juniormost person.

	Case 1	Case 2	Case 3
Designation	Person	Person	Person
Director	Kiran
Additional Director	Rohan	Kiran
Deputy Director		Rohan
Assistant Director	Misha	Misha	Misha
Scientific Officer			Kiran
Scientific Assistant Grade I			Rohan
Scientific Assistant Grade II

The number of persons senior to Kiran is same as the number of persons junior to Zoya.

Neither Rohan nor Zoya is the juniormost person.

Thus, Case 1 gets cancelled.

	Case 2	Case 3
Designation	Person	Person
Director
Additional Director	Kiran
Deputy Director	Rohan	Zoya
Assistant Director	Misha	Misha
Scientific Officer		Kiran
Scientific Assistant Grade I	Zoya	Rohan
Scientific Assistant Grade II

Vicky is senior to Anvi but not an immediate senior.

The designation of Anvi is not Scientific Assistant Grade II.

Thus, Case 3 gets cancelled.

	Case 2
Designation	Person
Director	Vicky
Additional Director	Kiran
Deputy Director	Rohan
Assistant Director	Misha
Scientific Officer	Anvi
Scientific Assistant Grade I	Zoya
Scientific Assistant Grade II

Now, only Bipin is remaining.

Designation	Person
Director	Vicky
Additional Director	Kiran
Deputy Director	Rohan
Assistant Director	Misha
Scientific Officer	Anvi
Scientific Assistant Grade I	Zoya
Scientific Assistant Grade II	Bipin

This is the final arrangement.

No persons are junior to Bipin.

7. If Kiran is related to Additional Director in the same way Vicky is related to ___________.

a) Scientific Assistant Grade I

b) Director

c) Scientific Officer

d) Deputy Director

e) Scientific Assistant Grade I

                                            <a tabindex="0">ANSWER AND EXPLANATION</a>
                <p>Answer: <strong>b) Director</strong>

Seven persons are working in the Scientific staff of forensic department at different designations. The designations in decreasing orders are Director, Additional Director, Deputy Director, Assistant Director, Scientific Officer, Scientific Assistant Grade I and Scientific Assistant Grade II where Director is the seniormost position and Scientific Assistant Grade II is the juniormost position.

Designation	Person
Director
Additional Director
Deputy Director
Assistant Director
Scientific Officer
Scientific Assistant Grade I
Scientific Assistant Grade II

Only three persons are senior to Misha.

Designation	Person
Director
Additional Director
Deputy Director
Assistant Director	Misha
Scientific Officer
Scientific Assistant Grade I
Scientific Assistant Grade II

Rohan is immediate junior to Kiran.

Neither Rohan nor Zoya is the juniormost person.

	Case 1	Case 2	Case 3
Designation	Person	Person	Person
Director	Kiran
Additional Director	Rohan	Kiran
Deputy Director		Rohan
Assistant Director	Misha	Misha	Misha
Scientific Officer			Kiran
Scientific Assistant Grade I			Rohan
Scientific Assistant Grade II

The number of persons senior to Kiran is same as the number of persons junior to Zoya.

Neither Rohan nor Zoya is the juniormost person.

Thus, Case 1 gets cancelled.

	Case 2	Case 3
Designation	Person	Person
Director
Additional Director	Kiran
Deputy Director	Rohan	Zoya
Assistant Director	Misha	Misha
Scientific Officer		Kiran
Scientific Assistant Grade I	Zoya	Rohan
Scientific Assistant Grade II

Vicky is senior to Anvi but not an immediate senior.

The designation of Anvi is not Scientific Assistant Grade II.

Thus, Case 3 gets cancelled.

	Case 2
Designation	Person
Director	Vicky
Additional Director	Kiran
Deputy Director	Rohan
Assistant Director	Misha
Scientific Officer	Anvi
Scientific Assistant Grade I	Zoya
Scientific Assistant Grade II

Now, only Bipin is remaining.

Designation	Person
Director	Vicky
Additional Director	Kiran
Deputy Director	Rohan
Assistant Director	Misha
Scientific Officer	Anvi
Scientific Assistant Grade I	Zoya
Scientific Assistant Grade II	Bipin

This is the final arrangement.

The designation of Kiran is Additional Director.

In the same way, the designation of Vicky is Director.

8. Four of the following pairs are related to each other in some way and thus form a group, which of the following pair does not belong to that group?

a) Misha – Kiran

b) Vicky – Kiran

c) Anvi – Zoya

d) Rohan – Misha

e) Zoya – Bipin

                                            <a tabindex="0">ANSWER AND EXPLANATION</a>
                <p>Answer:

a) Misha – Kiran

Seven persons are working in the Scientific staff of forensic department at different designations. The designations in decreasing orders are Director, Additional Director, Deputy Director, Assistant Director, Scientific Officer, Scientific Assistant Grade I and Scientific Assistant Grade II where Director is the seniormost position and Scientific Assistant Grade II is the juniormost position.

Designation	Person
Director
Additional Director
Deputy Director
Assistant Director
Scientific Officer
Scientific Assistant Grade I
Scientific Assistant Grade II

Only three persons are senior to Misha.

Designation	Person
Director
Additional Director
Deputy Director
Assistant Director	Misha
Scientific Officer
Scientific Assistant Grade I
Scientific Assistant Grade II

Rohan is immediate junior to Kiran.

Neither Rohan nor Zoya is the juniormost person.

	Case 1	Case 2	Case 3
Designation	Person	Person	Person
Director	Kiran
Additional Director	Rohan	Kiran
Deputy Director		Rohan
Assistant Director	Misha	Misha	Misha
Scientific Officer			Kiran
Scientific Assistant Grade I			Rohan
Scientific Assistant Grade II

The number of persons senior to Kiran is same as the number of persons junior to Zoya.

Neither Rohan nor Zoya is the juniormost person.

Thus, Case 1 gets cancelled.

	Case 2	Case 3
Designation	Person	Person
Director
Additional Director	Kiran
Deputy Director	Rohan	Zoya
Assistant Director	Misha	Misha
Scientific Officer		Kiran
Scientific Assistant Grade I	Zoya	Rohan
Scientific Assistant Grade II

Vicky is senior to Anvi but not an immediate senior.

The designation of Anvi is not Scientific Assistant Grade II.

Thus, Case 3 gets cancelled.

	Case 2
Designation	Person
Director	Vicky
Additional Director	Kiran
Deputy Director	Rohan
Assistant Director	Misha
Scientific Officer	Anvi
Scientific Assistant Grade I	Zoya
Scientific Assistant Grade II

Now, only Bipin is remaining.

Designation	Person
Director	Vicky
Additional Director	Kiran
Deputy Director	Rohan
Assistant Director	Misha
Scientific Officer	Anvi
Scientific Assistant Grade I	Zoya
Scientific Assistant Grade II	Bipin

This is the final arrangement.

Except Misha-Kiran, in all other pairs first person is immediate senior to second person.

9. Which of the following combination is true?
I) Zoya – Scientific Assistant Grade I
II) Anvi – Director
III) Rohan – Deputy Director

a) Only I and II
b) Only II and III
c) Only I and III
d) All are true
e) None is true

                                            <a tabindex="0">ANSWER AND EXPLANATION</a>
                <p>Answer:

c) Only I and III

Seven persons are working in the Scientific staff of forensic department at different designations. The designations in decreasing orders are Director, Additional Director, Deputy Director, Assistant Director, Scientific Officer, Scientific Assistant Grade I and Scientific Assistant Grade II where Director is the seniormost position and Scientific Assistant Grade II is the juniormost position.

Designation	Person
Director
Additional Director
Deputy Director
Assistant Director
Scientific Officer
Scientific Assistant Grade I
Scientific Assistant Grade II

Only three persons are senior to Misha.

Designation	Person
Director
Additional Director
Deputy Director
Assistant Director	Misha
Scientific Officer
Scientific Assistant Grade I
Scientific Assistant Grade II

Rohan is immediate junior to Kiran.

Neither Rohan nor Zoya is the juniormost person.

	Case 1	Case 2	Case 3
Designation	Person	Person	Person
Director	Kiran
Additional Director	Rohan	Kiran
Deputy Director		Rohan
Assistant Director	Misha	Misha	Misha
Scientific Officer			Kiran
Scientific Assistant Grade I			Rohan
Scientific Assistant Grade II

The number of persons senior to Kiran is same as the number of persons junior to Zoya.

Neither Rohan nor Zoya is the juniormost person.

Thus, Case 1 gets cancelled.

	Case 2	Case 3
Designation	Person	Person
Director
Additional Director	Kiran
Deputy Director	Rohan	Zoya
Assistant Director	Misha	Misha
Scientific Officer		Kiran
Scientific Assistant Grade I	Zoya	Rohan
Scientific Assistant Grade II

Vicky is senior to Anvi but not an immediate senior.

The designation of Anvi is not Scientific Assistant Grade II.

Thus, Case 3 gets cancelled.

	Case 2
Designation	Person
Director	Vicky
Additional Director	Kiran
Deputy Director	Rohan
Assistant Director	Misha
Scientific Officer	Anvi
Scientific Assistant Grade I	Zoya
Scientific Assistant Grade II

Now, only Bipin is remaining.

Designation	Person
Director	Vicky
Additional Director	Kiran
Deputy Director	Rohan
Assistant Director	Misha
Scientific Officer	Anvi
Scientific Assistant Grade I	Zoya
Scientific Assistant Grade II	Bipin

This is the final arrangement.

Zoya – Scientific Assistant Grade I

Rohan – Deputy Director

Only statements I and III are true.

10.The designation of Anvi is ___________.

a) Deputy Director

b) Scientific Assistant Grade II

c) Additional Director

d) Scientific Officer

e) Director

                                            <a tabindex="0">ANSWER AND EXPLANATION</a>
                <p>Answer:

d) Scientific Officer

Seven persons are working in the Scientific staff of forensic department at different designations. The designations in decreasing orders are Director, Additional Director, Deputy Director, Assistant Director, Scientific Officer, Scientific Assistant Grade I and Scientific Assistant Grade II where Director is the seniormost position and Scientific Assistant Grade II is the juniormost position.

Designation	Person
Director
Additional Director
Deputy Director
Assistant Director
Scientific Officer
Scientific Assistant Grade I
Scientific Assistant Grade II

Only three persons are senior to Misha.

Designation	Person
Director
Additional Director
Deputy Director
Assistant Director	Misha
Scientific Officer
Scientific Assistant Grade I
Scientific Assistant Grade II

Rohan is immediate junior to Kiran.

Neither Rohan nor Zoya is the juniormost person.

	Case 1	Case 2	Case 3
Designation	Person	Person	Person
Director	Kiran
Additional Director	Rohan	Kiran
Deputy Director		Rohan
Assistant Director	Misha	Misha	Misha
Scientific Officer			Kiran
Scientific Assistant Grade I			Rohan
Scientific Assistant Grade II

The number of persons senior to Kiran is same as the number of persons junior to Zoya.

Neither Rohan nor Zoya is the juniormost person.

Thus, Case 1 gets cancelled.

	Case 2	Case 3
Designation	Person	Person
Director
Additional Director	Kiran
Deputy Director	Rohan	Zoya
Assistant Director	Misha	Misha
Scientific Officer		Kiran
Scientific Assistant Grade I	Zoya	Rohan
Scientific Assistant Grade II

Vicky is senior to Anvi but not an immediate senior.

The designation of Anvi is not Scientific Assistant Grade II.

Thus, Case 3 gets cancelled.

	Case 2
Designation	Person
Director	Vicky
Additional Director	Kiran
Deputy Director	Rohan
Assistant Director	Misha
Scientific Officer	Anvi
Scientific Assistant Grade I	Zoya
Scientific Assistant Grade II

Now, only Bipin is remaining.

Designation	Person
Director	Vicky
Additional Director	Kiran
Deputy Director	Rohan
Assistant Director	Misha
Scientific Officer	Anvi
Scientific Assistant Grade I	Zoya
Scientific Assistant Grade II	Bipin

This is the final arrangement.

The designation of Anvi is Scientific Officer.

September 17, 2024

SET-2 Banking Quiz

Study the graph carefully and answer the following questions.
Following pie chart shows the percentage distribution of number of players playing various games.

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1. If the number of players playing Handball is sum of 80% and 50% of the number of players playing Cricket and Football respectively. Find the number of players playing Handball.

a) 2160

b) 2260

c) 2190

d) 2290

e) 2090

ANSWER AND EXPLANATION

Answer: a) 2160

Number of players playing table tennis = 8% of 8000 = 640
Game Number of players
Table tennis 640
Cricket 1200
Football 2400
Hockey 880
Basketball 2880

80% of number of players playing cricket = 80/100 × 1200 = 960
50% of number of players playing football = 50/100 × 2400 = 1200
Number of players playing handball = 960 + 1200 = 2160

2. What is the difference between the number of players playing table tennis and hockey together to the number of players playing football?

    a) 840

b) 850

c) 860

d) 870

e) 880

ANSWER AND EXPLANATION

Answer: e) 880

Number of players playing table tennis = 8% of 8000 = 640

Game	Number of players
Table tennis	640
Cricket	1200
Football	2400
Hockey	880
Basketball	2880

Number of players playing table tennis and hockey together = 640 + 880 = 1520

Number of players playing football = 2400

Required difference = 2400 – 1520 = 880

3. If the ratio of male and female playing cricket is 3 : 2 and the ratio of female and male playing basketball is 2 : 3. Find the sum of number of male players playing cricket and basketball.

a) 2458

b) 2248

c) 2348

d) 2448

e) 2450

                                            <a tabindex="0">ANSWER AND EXPLANATION</a>
                <p>Answer: <strong>d) 2448</strong>

Number of players playing table tennis = 8% of 8000 = 640

Game	Number of players
Table tennis	640
Cricket	1200
Football	2400
Hockey	880
Basketball	2880

Number of male players playing cricket

Number of male players playing basketball

Required total = 720 + 1728 = 2448

4. What is the average of number of players playing cricket, football, and basketball?

a) 2160

b) 2260

c) 2250

d) 2360

e) 2420

                                            <a tabindex="0">ANSWER AND EXPLANATION</a>
                <p>Answer: <strong>a) 2160</strong>

Number of players playing table tennis = 8% of 8000 = 640

Game	Number of players
Table tennis	640
Cricket	1200
Football	2400
Hockey	880
Basketball	2880

Total number of players playing cricket, football and basketball = 1200 + 2400 + 2880

=> 6480

Required average = 6480/3 = 2160

5. What is the ratio of number of players playing hockey with respect to the number of players playing table tennis?

a) 11 : 10

b) 11 : 9

c) 13 : 8

d) 3 : 2

e) 11 : 8

                                            <a tabindex="0">ANSWER AND EXPLANATION</a>
                <p>Answer: <strong>e) 11 : 8</strong>

Number of players playing table tennis = 8% of 8000 = 640

Game	Number of players
Table tennis	640
Cricket	1200
Football	2400
Hockey	880
Basketball	2880

Required ratio = 880 : 640 = 11 : 8

6. What is the percentage of number of players playing cricket with respect to the number of players playing football?

a) 45%

b) 50%

c) 55%

d) 60%

e) 65%

                                            <a tabindex="0">ANSWER AND EXPLANATION</a>
                <p>Answer: <strong>b) 50%</strong>

Number of players playing table tennis = 8% of 8000 = 640

Game	Number of players
Table tennis	640
Cricket	1200
Football	2400
Hockey	880
Basketball	2880

Required percentage = 1200/2400 X 100= 50%

In the following question, two equations I and II are given. Solve both the equations carefully and choose the correct option.

7.
(I) x2 – 3x – 10 = 0
(II) y2 – 14y + 45 = 0

a) y < x

b) x ≤ y

c) x = y or relationship cannot be established

d) x < y

e) x ≥ y

                                            <a tabindex="0">ANSWER AND EXPLANATION</a>
                <p>Answer: <strong>b) </strong><strong>x ≤ y</strong>

(I) x² – 3x – 10 = 0

=> (x + 2)(x – 5) = 0

=> x = -2 or 5

(II) y² – 14y + 45 = 0

=> (y – 5)(y – 9) = 0

=> y = 5 or 9

Hence, x ≤ y

8.
(I) 6×2 + 43x + 65 = 0
(II) 6y2 – 35y + 51 = 0

    a) y &lt; x

b) x ≤ y

c) x = y or relationship cannot be established

d) x < y

e) x ≥ y

ANSWER AND EXPLANATION

Answer: d) x < y

(I) 6x² + 43x + 65 = 0

=> (6x + 13)(x + 5) = 0

=> x = -2.16 or -5

(II) 6y² – 35y + 51 = 0

=> (6y – 17)(y – 3) = 0

=> y = 2.83 or 3

Hence, x < y

9.
I. 20×2 – x – 12 = 0
II. 20y2 + 27y + 9 = 0

    a) y &lt; x

b) x ≤ y

c) x = y or relationship cannot be established

d) x < y

e) x ≥ y

ANSWER AND EXPLANATION

Answer: c) x = y or relationship cannot be established

From I, (5x-4)(4x+3) = 0

x = -3/4, 4/5

From II, (4y+3)(5y+3) = 0

y = -3/4, -3/5

-3/4 < -3/5 < 4/5

Since one value of y lies between the two values of x, the relationship cannot be established.

10.
I. x2 +39x +374 = 0
II. y2 +15y +26 = 0

    a) y &lt; x

b) x ≤ y

c) x = y or relationship cannot be established

d) x < y

e) x ≥ y

ANSWER AND EXPLANATION

Answer: d) x < y

From equation I:

x² +39x +374 = (x + 22)(x + 17)= 0

=> x = -22, -17

From equation II:

y² +15y +26 = (y + 13)(y + 2) = 0

=> y = -13, -2

So, x < y

September 3, 2024

SET-1 Banking Quiz

What value should come in place of question mark?

1.[√(2⁶ + 6²)]^? = 100

a) 3

b) 2

c) 1

d) 5

e) 4

                                            <a tabindex="0">ANSWER AND EXPLANATION</a>
                Answer: <b>b)2</b>

[√(64+36)]^? = 100
[√100]^? = 100
[10]^? = 100
[10]^? = [10]^2
? = 2

2 . 35/28×108/144×32=?-36

    <p style="line-height: 150%;">a) 86</p><p style="line-height: 150%;">b) 76</p><p style="line-height: 150%;">c) 46</p><p style="line-height: 150%;">d) 56</p><p style="line-height: 150%;">e) 66</p>     
                                            <a tabindex="0">ANSWER AND EXPLANATION</a>
                Answer: <b>e)66</b>

(5/4) x (3/4) x 32 = ? – 36

30 = ? – 36

? = 66

3 .14% of 300 – 18% of 250 = ?

    <p style="line-height: 150%;">a) - 4</p><p style="line-height: 150%;">b) 9</p><p style="line-height: 150%;">c) 2</p><p style="line-height: 150%;">d) - 3</p><p style="line-height: 150%;">e) 10</p>     
                                            <a tabindex="0">ANSWER AND EXPLANATION</a>
                Answer: <b>d)-3</b>

14% of 300 – 18% of 250 = ?

42 – 45 = ?

? = – 3
4.8³ – 7³+27 = ?²
a) 10

b) 14

c) 8

d) 12

e) 17

ANSWER AND EXPLANATION

Answer: b)14

512- 343+27 = ?^2

196= ?^2

? = 14

5. [45 X 5 + 54] ÷ 93 = ?

    a) 9

b) 11

c) 8

d) 6

e) 3

ANSWER AND EXPLANATION

Answer: e)3

[45 X 5 + 54] ÷ 93 = ?

[225 + 54] ÷ 93 = ?

279 ÷ 93 = ?

? = 3

Find the missing number of the given series.

        <h2>6. 71, 95, 121, 149, 179, ?</h2>        
    a) 198

b) 211

c) 206

d) 213

e) 219

ANSWER AND EXPLANATION

Answer: b)211

The successive differences are 24, 26, 28, 30, 32

So the next term is 179+32 = 211

7. 27, 27, 54, 162, 648, ?

    a) 3240

b) 1939

c) 1909

d) 627

e) 2427

ANSWER AND EXPLANATION

Answer: a)3240

The given series is,

27 x 1 = 27

27 x 2 = 54

54 x 3 = 162

162 x 4 = 648

648 x 5 = 3240

8. 13, 15, 20, 31, 48, ?

    a) 75

b) 65

c) 58

d) 64

e) 71

ANSWER AND EXPLANATION

Answer: e)71

The given series is,

13 + 2 = 15

15 + 5 = 20

20 + 11 = 31

31 + 17 = 48

48 + 23 = 71

9. 64, 32, 32, ?, 96, 240

    a) 48

b) 80

c) 50

d) 62

e) 36

ANSWER AND EXPLANATION

Answer: a)48

The given series is,

64 x 0.5 = 32

32 x 1.0 = 32

32 x 1.5 = 48

48 x 2.0 = 96

96 x 2.5 = 240

10. 63, 66, 71, 78, 89, ?

    a) 84

b) 102

c) 111

d) 110

e) 112

ANSWER AND EXPLANATION

Answer: b)102

The given series is,

63 + 3 = 66

66 + 5 = 71

71 + 7 = 78

78 + 11 = 89

89 + 13 = 102

August 27, 2024

Category: Banking Quiz

SET-3 Banking Quiz

In the question below, a statement is followed by two conclusions based on the statement. Study the conclusions and select the correct option as the answer.

2. Statement: E ≤ H < L = Q > X; Z = L ≥ J Conclusion I: Z > E Conclusion II: J < X

3. Statement: F < V ≤ K > Q = C; M > K ≥ R Conclusion I: F < R Conclusion II: M > C

4. Statement: D = J ≤ Y < N > P; Z = Y ≥ B Conclusion I: P < B Conclusion II: Z ≥ D

5. Statement: S = Y > F ≤ R < T; O = F ≥ V Conclusion I: O < S Conclusion II: T > V

7. If Kiran is related to Additional Director in the same way Vicky is related to ___________.

8. Four of the following pairs are related to each other in some way and thus form a group, which of the following pair does not belong to that group?

9. Which of the following combination is true? I) Zoya – Scientific Assistant Grade I II) Anvi – Director III) Rohan – Deputy Director

10.The designation of Anvi is ___________.

SET-2 Banking Quiz

Study the graph carefully and answer the following questions. Following pie chart shows the percentage distribution of number of players playing various games.

1. If the number of players playing Handball is sum of 80% and 50% of the number of players playing Cricket and Football respectively. Find the number of players playing Handball.

2. What is the difference between the number of players playing table tennis and hockey together to the number of players playing football?

3. If the ratio of male and female playing cricket is 3 : 2 and the ratio of female and male playing basketball is 2 : 3. Find the sum of number of male players playing cricket and basketball.

4. What is the average of number of players playing cricket, football, and basketball?

5. What is the ratio of number of players playing hockey with respect to the number of players playing table tennis?

6. What is the percentage of number of players playing cricket with respect to the number of players playing football?

In the following question, two equations I and II are given. Solve both the equations carefully and choose the correct option.

7. (I) x2 – 3x – 10 = 0 (II) y2 – 14y + 45 = 0

8. (I) 6×2 + 43x + 65 = 0 (II) 6y2 – 35y + 51 = 0

9. I. 20×2 – x – 12 = 0 II. 20y2 + 27y + 9 = 0

10. I. x2 +39x +374 = 0 II. y2 +15y +26 = 0

SET-1 Banking Quiz

What value should come in place of question mark?

2 . 35/28×108/144×32=?-36

3 .14% of 300 – 18% of 250 = ?

5. [45 X 5 + 54] ÷ 93 = ?

Find the missing number of the given series.

7. 27, 27, 54, 162, 648, ?

8. 13, 15, 20, 31, 48, ?

9. 64, 32, 32, ?, 96, 240

10. 63, 66, 71, 78, 89, ?

2. Statement: E ≤ H < L = Q > X; Z = L ≥ J
Conclusion I: Z > E
Conclusion II: J < X

3. Statement: F < V ≤ K > Q = C; M > K ≥ R
Conclusion I: F < R Conclusion II: M > C

4. Statement: D = J ≤ Y < N > P; Z = Y ≥ B
Conclusion I: P < B Conclusion II: Z ≥ D

9. Which of the following combination is true?
I) Zoya – Scientific Assistant Grade I
II) Anvi – Director
III) Rohan – Deputy Director

Study the graph carefully and answer the following questions.
Following pie chart shows the percentage distribution of number of players playing various games.

7.
(I) x2 – 3x – 10 = 0
(II) y2 – 14y + 45 = 0

8.
(I) 6×2 + 43x + 65 = 0
(II) 6y2 – 35y + 51 = 0

9.
I. 20×2 – x – 12 = 0
II. 20y2 + 27y + 9 = 0

10.
I. x2 +39x +374 = 0
II. y2 +15y +26 = 0