RBI Asst./Sbi Clerk Main Exam 2020: Quiz 19 ( 25.03.2020)
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Question 1
Another season of the HBO series Game of Thrones has just come to an epic end, leaving a mammoth television audience — and millions of netizens with a penchant for the illicit happiness of near-real-time downloads — with a long, painful wait until they can start marking their calendar for the (1) to the next. Over six seasons, the adaptation of George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire has gripped the global imagination with its tapestry of history, mythology and (2). It has become the pop culture phenomenon of this decade since its debut in 2011, sparking feverish speculation about the cast and characters through the (3) period between one season and the other — U.S. President Barack Obama was among the legions who wanted to know if Jon Snow, a much-loved protagonist who ostensibly gets fatally stabbed in the Season 5 finale, would get ‘resurrected’. (Spoiler alert: he was.) In fact, in its latest season the show took Martin’s epic fantasy series into unmapped plot lines. With 26 (4) Emmy Awards and counting, with at least two more seasons planned, and an official viewership figure of 8.9 million for the Season 6 grand finale, what explains GoT’s critical success and phenomenal popularity? It all boils down to quality, and sheer scale. The series has an enormous (5) cast portraying warring families across two fictional continents. Its shooting has taken GoT to places as far apart as Northern Ireland, Croatia, Morocco, and the U.S. And its panoramic sweep and treatment of battle sequences have eclipsed most big-screen renditions.
Question 2
Another season of the HBO series Game of Thrones has just come to an epic end, leaving a mammoth television audience — and millions of netizens with a penchant for the illicit happiness of near-real-time downloads — with a long, painful wait until they can start marking their calendar for the (1) to the next. Over six seasons, the adaptation of George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire has gripped the global imagination with its tapestry of history, mythology and (2). It has become the pop culture phenomenon of this decade since its debut in 2011, sparking feverish speculation about the cast and characters through the (3) period between one season and the other — U.S. President Barack Obama was among the legions who wanted to know if Jon Snow, a much-loved protagonist who ostensibly gets fatally stabbed in the Season 5 finale, would get ‘resurrected’. (Spoiler alert: he was.) In fact, in its latest season the show took Martin’s epic fantasy series into unmapped plot lines. With 26 (4) Emmy Awards and counting, with at least two more seasons planned, and an official viewership figure of 8.9 million for the Season 6 grand finale, what explains GoT’s critical success and phenomenal popularity? It all boils down to quality, and sheer scale. The series has an enormous (5) cast portraying warring families across two fictional continents. Its shooting has taken GoT to places as far apart as Northern Ireland, Croatia, Morocco, and the U.S. And its panoramic sweep and treatment of battle sequences have eclipsed most big-screen renditions.
Question 3
Another season of the HBO series Game of Thrones has just come to an epic end, leaving a mammoth television audience — and millions of netizens with a penchant for the illicit happiness of near-real-time downloads — with a long, painful wait until they can start marking their calendar for the (1) to the next. Over six seasons, the adaptation of George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire has gripped the global imagination with its tapestry of history, mythology and (2). It has become the pop culture phenomenon of this decade since its debut in 2011, sparking feverish speculation about the cast and characters through the (3) period between one season and the other — U.S. President Barack Obama was among the legions who wanted to know if Jon Snow, a much-loved protagonist who ostensibly gets fatally stabbed in the Season 5 finale, would get ‘resurrected’. (Spoiler alert: he was.) In fact, in its latest season the show took Martin’s epic fantasy series into unmapped plot lines. With 26 (4) Emmy Awards and counting, with at least two more seasons planned, and an official viewership figure of 8.9 million for the Season 6 grand finale, what explains GoT’s critical success and phenomenal popularity? It all boils down to quality, and sheer scale. The series has an enormous (5) cast portraying warring families across two fictional continents. Its shooting has taken GoT to places as far apart as Northern Ireland, Croatia, Morocco, and the U.S. And its panoramic sweep and treatment of battle sequences have eclipsed most big-screen renditions.
Question 4
Another season of the HBO series Game of Thrones has just come to an epic end, leaving a mammoth television audience — and millions of netizens with a penchant for the illicit happiness of near-real-time downloads — with a long, painful wait until they can start marking their calendar for the (1) to the next. Over six seasons, the adaptation of George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire has gripped the global imagination with its tapestry of history, mythology and (2). It has become the pop culture phenomenon of this decade since its debut in 2011, sparking feverish speculation about the cast and characters through the (3) period between one season and the other — U.S. President Barack Obama was among the legions who wanted to know if Jon Snow, a much-loved protagonist who ostensibly gets fatally stabbed in the Season 5 finale, would get ‘resurrected’. (Spoiler alert: he was.) In fact, in its latest season the show took Martin’s epic fantasy series into unmapped plot lines. With 26 (4) Emmy Awards and counting, with at least two more seasons planned, and an official viewership figure of 8.9 million for the Season 6 grand finale, what explains GoT’s critical success and phenomenal popularity? It all boils down to quality, and sheer scale. The series has an enormous (5) cast portraying warring families across two fictional continents. Its shooting has taken GoT to places as far apart as Northern Ireland, Croatia, Morocco, and the U.S. And its panoramic sweep and treatment of battle sequences have eclipsed most big-screen renditions.
Question 5
Another season of the HBO series Game of Thrones has just come to an epic end, leaving a mammoth television audience — and millions of netizens with a penchant for the illicit happiness of near-real-time downloads — with a long, painful wait until they can start marking their calendar for the (1) to the next. Over six seasons, the adaptation of George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire has gripped the global imagination with its tapestry of history, mythology and (2). It has become the pop culture phenomenon of this decade since its debut in 2011, sparking feverish speculation about the cast and characters through the (3) period between one season and the other — U.S. President Barack Obama was among the legions who wanted to know if Jon Snow, a much-loved protagonist who ostensibly gets fatally stabbed in the Season 5 finale, would get ‘resurrected’. (Spoiler alert: he was.) In fact, in its latest season the show took Martin’s epic fantasy series into unmapped plot lines. With 26 (4) Emmy Awards and counting, with at least two more seasons planned, and an official viewership figure of 8.9 million for the Season 6 grand finale, what explains GoT’s critical success and phenomenal popularity? It all boils down to quality, and sheer scale. The series has an enormous (5) cast portraying warring families across two fictional continents. Its shooting has taken GoT to places as far apart as Northern Ireland, Croatia, Morocco, and the U.S. And its panoramic sweep and treatment of battle sequences have eclipsed most big-screen renditions.
Question 6
Quantity I: Speed of train P is 72 km/hr. Train P crosses a tree in 12 seconds. The time taken (in seconds) by train P to cross a platform of length 460 m
Quantity II: Rahul is travelling with speed of 90 km/hr. The time taken (in seconds) by Rahul to travel 825 m
Question 7
Quantity I: Profit Share of C, If C joins after 3 months of joining of B with Rs. 16000.
Quantity II: Difference between the profit share of A and B.
Question 8
Quantity I: A car takes 6 hours to reach point B from point A and 7.5 hours to reach point A from point B. What was the average speed of the car during the journey if the distance between point A and point B is 310.5 km?
Quantity II: 40 km/hr
Question 9
Quantity II: Value of Y: 2Y2-23Y+45=0
Question 10
Quantity I: A box contains 12 red balls and 15 white balls. Find the number of ways to pick 2 red balls if 3 balls are to be pickeD.
Quantity II: 1020 ways
Question 11
12 friends A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, and L have interview in four different months- January, March, April and June on 3 different dates of that months - 14th, 15th and 22nd but not in order, i.e, in each month 3 persons have interview.
F has an interview on 14th April. The number of persons who have an interview between F and D is same as the number of persons who have an interview between F and B. L has an interview before G but after C. D has an interview before B but not in January and B’s interview is not in April month. K has an interview on an odd day of any of that given month. One person has interview between D and K. G has an interview on an even day of any of that given month, but after F. The number of persons who have interview between C and G is same as the number of persons who have interview between C and I. I has an interview before both C and G. C has an interview in a month which has 30 days. J has an interview on one of the days before E. E’s interview did not held on any of the odd days. The number of persons who have an interview between E and A is same as the number of persons who have an interview between I and H.
Question 12
12 friends A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, and L have interview in four different months- January, March, April and June on 3 different dates of that months - 14th, 15th and 22nd but not in order, i.e, in each month 3 persons have interview.
F has an interview on 14th April. The number of persons who have an interview between F and D is same as the number of persons who have an interview between F and B. L has an interview before G but after C. D has an interview before B but not in January and B’s interview is not in April month. K has an interview on an odd day of any of that given month. One person has interview between D and K. G has an interview on an even day of any of that given month, but after F. The number of persons who have interview between C and G is same as the number of persons who have interview between C and I. I has an interview before both C and G. C has an interview in a month which has 30 days. J has an interview on one of the days before E. E’s interview did not held on any of the odd days. The number of persons who have an interview between E and A is same as the number of persons who have an interview between I and H.
Question 13
12 friends A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, and L have interview in four different months- January, March, April and June on 3 different dates of that months - 14th, 15th and 22nd but not in order, i.e, in each month 3 persons have interview.
F has an interview on 14th April. The number of persons who have an interview between F and D is same as the number of persons who have an interview between F and B. L has an interview before G but after C. D has an interview before B but not in January and B’s interview is not in April month. K has an interview on an odd day of any of that given month. One person has interview between D and K. G has an interview on an even day of any of that given month, but after F. The number of persons who have interview between C and G is same as the number of persons who have interview between C and I. I has an interview before both C and G. C has an interview in a month which has 30 days. J has an interview on one of the days before E. E’s interview did not held on any of the odd days. The number of persons who have an interview between E and A is same as the number of persons who have an interview between I and H.
Question 14
12 friends A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, and L have interview in four different months- January, March, April and June on 3 different dates of that months - 14th, 15th and 22nd but not in order, i.e, in each month 3 persons have interview.
F has an interview on 14th April. The number of persons who have an interview between F and D is same as the number of persons who have an interview between F and B. L has an interview before G but after C. D has an interview before B but not in January and B’s interview is not in April month. K has an interview on an odd day of any of that given month. One person has interview between D and K. G has an interview on an even day of any of that given month, but after F. The number of persons who have interview between C and G is same as the number of persons who have interview between C and I. I has an interview before both C and G. C has an interview in a month which has 30 days. J has an interview on one of the days before E. E’s interview did not held on any of the odd days. The number of persons who have an interview between E and A is same as the number of persons who have an interview between I and H.
Question 15
12 friends A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, and L have interview in four different months- January, March, April and June on 3 different dates of that months - 14th, 15th and 22nd but not in order, i.e, in each month 3 persons have interview.
F has an interview on 14th April. The number of persons who have an interview between F and D is same as the number of persons who have an interview between F and B. L has an interview before G but after C. D has an interview before B but not in January and B’s interview is not in April month. K has an interview on an odd day of any of that given month. One person has interview between D and K. G has an interview on an even day of any of that given month, but after F. The number of persons who have interview between C and G is same as the number of persons who have interview between C and I. I has an interview before both C and G. C has an interview in a month which has 30 days. J has an interview on one of the days before E. E’s interview did not held on any of the odd days. The number of persons who have an interview between E and A is same as the number of persons who have an interview between I and H.
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