PRINCIPLES OF BANKING – MODULE A & B
1) When a cheque is drawn on a bank, the bank is called the a)Payee b)Drawee c)Drawer d)Endorsee (b)
2) One of the State Government avails of a temporary financial assistance from Reserve Bank of India. This type of finance is called : a)Overdraft b)Temporary loan c)Short term finance d) Ways and Means advance (d)
3) Maximum Bank Rate is: a) 6% b) 20% c) 25% d) None (d)
4) Obligation of a Banker to maintain secrecy is applicable to a) Only in case of existing deposit accounts b) Only in respect existing loan accounts c) Only in case of closed accounts d) All types of deposit/loan accounts (existing/closed) (d)
5) Bank A allows one of its clients to withdraw against clearing of a cheque. The banker is called as: a) Collecting and Paying banker b) Holder in due course c) Holder for value d) Reimbursement banker (c)
6) As per the provisions of NI Act,1881 a banker gets protection for payment of a cheque only if it is a : a) Holder in due course b) Payment in due course c) Holder for value d) All of the above (b)
7) At a Railway station, you withdraw cash from ATM of State Bank of India. SBI is a : a) Paying Banker b) Collecting Banker c) Advising Banker d) Issuing Banker (a)
8) Management of a Bank vests with a) Reserve Bank of India b) Asset Liability Committee (ALCO) c) Board of Directors d) None of the above (c)
9) Hari issues a stop payment instructions to his banker to Stop payment of a cheque for Rs,20,000.00. This is a) A request from Hari b) An intimation from Hari c) An advice from Hari d) A mandate from Hari (d) 10) Except one of