banking

1. The ratio of the cash reserves that banks are required to keep with RBI is known as-
   A. Liquidity Ratio
   B. CRR
   C. SLR
   D. Bank rate
   
   Answer

   B. CRR
2. What does R stands for in SLR?
   A. Rate
   B. Ratio
   C. Reserve
   D. none of the above
   
   Answer

   B. Ratio
3. Which of the following is not a fuction at ATMs?
   A. Account Information
   B. Cheque Withdrawal
   C. Regular bills payment
   D. Mini statement
   
   Answer

   B. Cheque Withdrawal
4. Which of the following is a capital market instrument?
   A. Notice money
   B. Treasury-bills
   C. Debentures
   D. Only B & C
   
   Answer

   C. Debentures
5. State-issued money which is neither convertible by law to any other thing, nor fixed in value in terms of any objective standard is called –
   A. Fiat Money
   B. Commercial Bank Money
   C. Rpresentative Money
   D. Liquid Money
   
   Answer

   A. Fiat Money
6. Banking sector comes under which of the following sector?
   A. Agriculture Sector
   B. Rural Sector
   C. Service Sector
   D. Finance Sector
   
   Answer

   C. Service Sector
7. An account in which trading of shares in their electronic form is done is known as-
   A. NRO Account
   B. NRE Account
   C. Demat Account
   D. RFC Account
   
   Answer

   C. Demat Account
8. The maximum compensation by Banking Ombudsman for a complaint is-
   A. Rs.1lakh
   B. Rs.2lakh
   C. Rs.5lakh
   D. Rs.10lakh
   
   Answer

   D. Rs.10lakh
9. The Reserve Bank of India was established on 1935 in accordance with the provision of which of the following Act?
   A. The Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934
   B. The Reserve Bank of India Act,1935
   C. The Reserve Bank of India Act, 1947
   D. The Reserve Bank of India Act, 1949
   
   Answer

   A. The Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934
10. Which of the following Cheque is not honoured by the bank?
    A. Stale Cheque
    B. Crossed Cheque
    C. Self Cheque
    D. Open Cheque
    
    Answer

    A. Stale Cheque