Worksheetsbanking 3
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 26mins
Which bank deals mainly with agricultural credit in India?
Commercial Bank
Development Bank
Cooperative Bank
Central Bank
Which bank is known as the banker's bank?
SBI
RBI
NABARD
ICICI
Which of the following is a development bank?
HDFC Bank
RBI
IDBI
SBI
Regional Rural Banks mainly serve:
Urban areas
Industrial areas
Rural and semi-urban areas
Metropolitan cities
Accepting deposits is a:
Secondary function
Primary function
Agency function
Utility function
Which of the following is a secondary function of banks?
Accepting deposits
Granting loans
Agency services
Credit creation
Credit creation refers to:
Printing money
Lending more than deposits
Creation of deposits through loans
Issuing currency
Which is NOT a function of a commercial bank?
Accept deposits
Grant loans
Issue currency notes
Agency services
A negotiable instrument means:
Transferable document
Written promise to pay
Both a and b
Only cheque
Which of the following is a negotiable instrument?
Share certificate
Promissory note
FD receipt
Insurance policy
Main feature of negotiable instruments:
Registration
Transferability
Permanence
Security
Negotiable Instruments Act was passed in:
1881
1934
1949
1956
A bill drawn and payable in the same country is:
Foreign bill
Inland bill
Trade bill
Demand bill
A bill payable on demand is:
Usance bill
Time bill
Demand bill
Trade bill
Trade bill is drawn by:
Banker
Government
Seller on buyer
RBI
Bill payable after fixed period is:
Demand bill
Time bill
Inland bill
Bearer bill
Main purpose of crossing a cheque:
Speed
Safety
Cost reduction
Signature
Two parallel lines indicate:
Open cheque
Bearer cheque
Crossed cheque
Blank cheque
Special crossing restricts payment to:
Any bank
Particular bank
Bearer
Drawer
Cheque payable to named person:
Bearer cheque
Order cheque
Open cheque
Crossed cheque
Cheque encashed at counter:
Crossed cheque
Bearer cheque
Account payee
Post-dated
Cheque with future date:
Stale cheque
Ante-dated
Post-dated
Open cheque
Cheque presented after 3 months becomes:
Order cheque
Crossed cheque
Stale cheque
Bearer cheque
KYC stands for:
Know Your Credit
Know Your Customer
Keep Your Cash
Know Capital
KYC helps prevent:
Inflation
Money laundering
Tax payment
Loan default
Which is required for KYC?
PAN
Address proof
Identity proof
All of the above
Minor's account is operated by:
Bank
Guardian
RBI
Government
Best account for business transactions:
Savings
FD
Current
RD
Bank account can be closed by:
Bank only
Customer only
Both
RBI
Safety principle refers to:
Profit
Liquidity
Repayment assurance
Interest
Liquidity means:
Long-term loan
High interest
Easy cash conversion
Risk
Principle ensuring income:
Safety
Liquidity
Profitability
Shiftability
Lending to agriculture supports:
Profitability
Safety
National interest
Liquidity
Safety margin means:
Full value lent
No security
Lending less than value
High interest
Diversification reduces:
Income
Risk
Deposits
Liquidity
