SBI Associate PO Exam Paper

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List of few GK questions of SBI Associate PO Exam Paper is given below:
Full form of CTS- Cheque Truncation System
Who won the Best Actress award in 85th Academy Awards – Jennifer Lawrence
In Mid Quarter Policy Review Reserve Bank of India changed which rate? Repo and Reserve Repo
EMV stands for – EuroPay, Master, Visa
What is the feature which often prompt in ms office to offer help – office assistant
What is the Tenure of 12th five year plan in India? – 2012-2017
Australia won the Women’s cricket world cup by defeating which country? – West Indies
Pandit Ravi Shankar Received which award after his death- Grammy
What are memory of computer -RAM and ROM
What do you mean by ‘ To close a call’ -
Former governor of Reserve Bank of India Y V Reddy recently appointed as the chairman of ? – 14th Finance commission.
Vargheese Kurien is associated with – White Revolution.
On February 28, 2013 Finance Minister P. Chidambaram presented Union Budget in Parliament where he allotted what amount to set up India’s first all woman bank? – 1000Cr
Who is present China premier - Xi Jinping
Who is the present Managing Director (MD) of International Monetary Fund (IMF) ?
TATA is now associated with which airlines? – Air Asia
Limited liability partnership (LLP) consist of how many partners.?
Income deduction limit under article 80c of IT act on investment
KYC Forms used for – Know Your Customer
Two types of budget plans, one given planned budget and asking for other plan – Non-Plan expenditure budget
What is market penetration?
What is the meaning of Lead?
In Union Budget 2013, tax credit of Rs 2000 given to an individual who has an income up to – 5 lakh
What is the full of AA in GAAR - General Anti Avoidance Rules
Speaker in a computer is used to – Output Sound and Music.
What is the mission of JNNURM
What is the cross selling means? – Selling additional products and services to an existing customer
Target group for savings account – Any Individual
What is file in Computer – A Computer File is a resource for storing information
SBI Bank PO Exam Question Paper
1.If GRAMMAR is written as MAMRAGR, the ENGLISH is written as:
(a) LIGNSEH
(b) GINESHL
(c) LGINSEH
(d) NHSELGI
(e) None of these
Ans (c)

2. Which of the following replaces the question mark?
MILD : NKOH :: GATE?
(a) HCWI
(b) HDVQ
(c) IBUP
(d) HDUR
(e) None of these
Ans (a)

3. If DBMDVUUB stands for Calcutta, How will you write Bombay?
(a) DQUDDXB
(b) CPMCBZ
(c) DPNCB
(d) CPNCBZ
(e) None of these
Ans (d

4.Insert the word that completes the first word and begins the second
Clue: boy
BAL(....)DER
(a) ERS
(b) OCK
(c) LAD
(d) LIES
(e) None of these
Ans (c)

5. A man travels three miles due North, then travels eight miles due East and further travels three miles due North. How far is he from the starting point?
(a) 14 miles
(b) 10 miles
(c) 100 miles
(d) 15 miles
(e) None of these
Ans (b)

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SBI Associate PO Exam Paper
ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Directions (1-15): Read the following
passage carefully and answer
the questions given below it. Certain
words are given in bold to help you to
locate them while answering some of.
the questions.
Though the last twenty-five years
have seen China dazzle the world with
its excellent economic performance it
has shied away from playing the kind
of active role in international affairs
that would seem commensurate with
its economic weight. This is because
traditionally China's politics have
been defined by the need for economic
development above all else. In the
past China's authorities have tended
to downplay the country's international
clout, choosing to stress instead its
developing country status and limited
military capabilities. Such modest
rhetoric was intended to allay the
fears that China's rise was causing
across its immediate neighbourhood.
That Beijing is finally acknowledging
its status as a major player in the
international system is evidenced by
the fact that the President has formally
developed a theory of international
relations; the concept of harmonious
world. The concept, encompassing
broad notions of multilateralism,
prosperity for all through common
development and tolerance for
diversity has left world opinion perplexed.
These are commendable
objectives but the theory is short on
specifics regarding the means to
achieve them.
China's recent willingness to be
a more, active player internationally
stems from complex factors. The country's
economic strength-having acquired
the largest foreign exchange
reserves in the world - is undeniable
and reports favour it to be the largest
economy in the next quarter of a cen-
] tury. For sustained double digit eco-
I nomic growth China thus has no
choice but to become more active internationally.
Moreover as a major
proportion of the oil and other natural
resources that China needs to feed
its growing economy are imported.
Beijing has to aggressively woo the
countries rich in energy resources,
which also represent emerging markets
for Chinese products. To ensure
a stable security environment within
the region and thus facilitate economic
growth China played an active role
in facilitating negotiations with
North Korea. Destabilization of a
potential flashpoint like the Korean
peninsula would lead to a flood of refugees
crossing the border, interrupting
careful plans of economic rejuvenation
of China's North - East. China's
growing influence has caused a
shift in the geopolitical status quo
and its influence is beginning to replace
that of the United States and
European powers in Africa. China's
new diplomacy though has had its
share of critics who have expressed
their unease at China's military modernization
programme and its willingness
to deal with regimes widely
condemned as corrupt and oppressive.
Despite this when the Africa was in
need of aid and infrastructure or the
US needed help in negotiating with
Korea they turned to China. By taking
a lead in a variety of international
and regional forums, initiating bilateratl
and military exchanges and
dispensing aid and technical assistance
in parts of the world where traditional
powers are cautious to tread
China has signaled that its days of
sitting on the sidelines, content to let
others shape world affairs are emphatically
over.
1. Why has China traditionally
been a passive spectator in global
affairs ?
(l)To safeguard its oil resources
(2) To maintain security in its vicinity
(3) To conceal its economic predicament
(4) To focus on domestic economic
growth
(5) Economic dominance of the
US
2. Which of the following best describes
China's current international
status?
(1) Cause of insecurity among
developing nations
(2) Largest economy in the world
(3) Largest donor of aid to developing
countries
(4) Pioneer of implementing a
"harmonious world" philosophy
(5) None of these
3. What has been the fallout of China's
increased participation in
world affairs ?
(1) International scrutiny of its
economic policies
(2) Growth of corruption among
its politicians
(3) Its influence and prestige
have grown substantially
(4) Its growth rate has stabilized
(5) None of these
4. On which of the following factors
is China's economic growth dependent
?
(A) Increased supply of oil and
other natural resources to developed
countries.
(B)Success of harmonious world
policy.
(C)Political stability in Africa.
(l)Only(C) (2) Only (A)
(3) Both (A) and (B)
(4) All (A), (B) and (C)
(5)None of these
5. Which of the following is TRUE
in the context of the passage ?
(1) China's current political
standing internationally is
disproportionate to its financial
strength
(2) China is a reluctant participant
in military dialogues
(3) The harmonious world theory
is the only utilitarian remedy
to the current challenges
facing the world
(4) The US has recognized and
acknowledged China's growing
international reputation
(5) China has stopped dealing
with corrupt countries because
of international pressure
6. The main purpose behind
Beijing's intervention in North
Korea is to
(1) ensure that the US acknowledges
China's growing military
influence''
(2) prevent any hindrances to its
domestic economic development
programmes
(3) protect its financial investment
in neighbouring countries.
(4) provide humanitarian assistance
to one of its strongest
allies Korea
(5) None of these
7. Which of the following CANNOT
be said about China's international
relations theory ?
(l)The theory is ambiguous in
nature .,
(2) The theory reflects China's
realization that it occupies a
vital place in global affairs
(3) It promotes the concept of
common development for all
nations
(4) It is a theory which explains
China's sustained growth
rate
(5) It emphasizes achieving
prosperity through universal
development
8. Which of the following is NOT a
step taken by China to cement
its role as a world leader ?
(A) Providing aid to countries
when other nations are unwilling
to do so
(B)Curtailing its military modernization
programme to reassure
neighbouring countries
(C)Negotiating bilateral treaties
only with countries with
good human rights records
(1) Only (A)
(2) Both (A) and (B)
(3) Both (B) and (C)
(4) Only (B)
(5) None of these
9. Which of the following is an outcome
of Beijing's role in Africa ?
(1) America's influence in the region
has reduced
(2) Instability in the region
(3) The amount of aid from Europe
and other countries has
doubled
(4) The balance of power in Africa
has shifted in favour of Europe
over the US
(5) None of these
10. Which of the following is / are responsible
for China's active international
participation ?
(A) Rapid economic growth as a
result of selling its surplus
foreign exchange reserves
(B)The need to explore and expand
to new markets
(C)The need to modernize its
armed forces
(1) Only (A)
(2) Both(A) and (B)
(3)Only(B)
(4) Both (B) and (C)
(5) None of these
Directions (11-13): Choose the
word which is most similar in meaning
to the word printed in bold as
used in the passage.
11. Sustained:
(1) sporadic
(2) confirmed
(3) steady
(4) supported
(5) encouraging
12. Potential
(1) promise (2) talent
(3) opportunity (4) capable
(5) possible
13. Encompassing
(1) surrounding
(2) incorporating
(3) enveloping
(4) accepting
(5) dealing
Directions (14-15): Choose the
word which is most opposite in meaning
to the word printed in bold as
used in the passage.
14. Commendable
(1) valuable (2) unreliable
(3)undeserved (4)unworthy
(5) deficient
15. Allay
(1) strengthen (2) alleviate
(3) grow (4) expedite
(5) discourage
Directions (16-25): In each question
below, a sentence is given with a
part of it printed in bold type. That
part may contain a grammatical error.
Each sentence is followed by
phrases (1), (2), (3) and (4). Find out '
which phrase should replace the
phrase given in bold to correct the error,
if there is any, and to make the
sentence grammatically meaningful
and correct. If the sentence ii> correct
as it is and 'No correction is required.'
mark (5) as the answer.
16. A nation that had been once
tried to kill him was the first to
embrace him.
(1) had once been trying to
(2) had once tried to
(3) once had been tried to
(4) had to once try and
(5) No correction required
17. Had he known more about the
policies of the company, he might
not have accepted the offer.
(1) He had known more
(2) Did he know more
(3) Since not more was known
(4) If he would know more
(5) No correction required
18. His life is an example of how
the human will can flourish
even in harsh conditions.
(1) what the human will can
. (2) how the human can and will
(3) when the human will can
(4) where the human will can
(5) No correction required
19. The social worker passionately
stroked the annoyed passenger
in order that be pacified.
(1) to pacify him
(2) that to pacify
(3) to be pacified for
(4) that to be pacified with
(5). No correction required
20. They were no longer able to provide
the help their children
need.
(1) helped their children need
(2) help their children needed
(3) help that their children need
(4) help that their children
would need
(5) No correction required
21. You man be well organized in
your thoughts but what would
you propose may not be necessarily
acceptable on all occasions.
(1) what you would propose
(2) that you would propose
(3) what you propose
(4) what you would have proposed
(5) No correction required •
22. The striking difference between
the two contestants compatible
with each other for the match
was related to their age.
(1) compatible with one another
•
(2) compatible against one another
(3) competing with the other
(4) competing with each other
(5) No correction required
23. Market research and market
communication is so far being
confined to a handful of consumer
goods like soaps, cosmetics,
etc.
(1) is thus far being confined to
(2) have so far been confined to
(3) are so far being confined to
(4) have so far been confined
with
(.5) No correction required
24. If we rely on others for technology
upgradation, potential serious
damage may be caused.
(1) potentially serious damage
may
(2) serious potentially damage
may
(3) seriously potential damage
may
(4) seriously potential damage
might
(5) No correction required
25. The load-shedding, however justifiable
it may be, has been aggravating
the problems.
(1) has been aggravated
(2) have aggravated
(3) have been aggravating
(4) would have been aggravated
(5) No correction required
Directions (26-30): In each question
below a sentence with four words
printed in bold type is given. These
are numbered as (1), (2), (3) and (4).
One of these four words may be either
wrongly spelt or inappropriate in
the context of the sentence. Find out
the word which is wrongly spelt or inappropriate,
if any. The number of
that word is your answer. If all the
four words are correctly spelt and also
appropriate in the context of the sentence,
mark(5) i.e. 'All Correct' as your
answer.
26. The economic imperative (1)/for
acquiring {2)1 technological
strengths do not warrant (3)/
repeatition (4)/ here. All Correct
(5)
27. The combination of a base of imported
technology and capabilities
(1)/ built up indigenous {2)1
led initially (3)/ to product and
process involvement (4)/ All
Correct (5)
28. If a country does not learn to
master these new realities of
life, (1)/ our aspirations to {2)1
ensure the prosperity of people
(3)/ may come to not.(4)/All Correct
(5)
29. Since vegetable and fruit consumption
will increase in future,
(l)/an appropriate choice
{2)1 considering agro-climate
input needs and economic (3)/returns
should be arrived at for
every region. (4)/All Correct(5)
30. An environmental (1)/ concern
that is likely to have {2)1
implications for (3)/ Indian agriculture
is the emission of gases
like methane and carbon dioxide
(4)/All Correct (5)
Directions (31-35) : Rearrange
the following six sentences (A), (B),
(C), (D), (E) and (F) in the proper sequence
to form a meaningful paragraph;
then answer the questions given
below them.
(A) There are a number of items
in the atomic energy programme
which are being made indigenously.
(B) Given the overall energy situation
in India, the use of nuclear
power in some measure is inescapable
even while thermal and hydro
power continue to be the dominant elements.
(C) However, commercial aspects
of exploiting nuclear capabilities,
especially for power-generation
programmes, have been recently given
high priority.
(D) Atomic energy programmes
have been subject to severe restrictions
for every obvious reasons as the
Department of Atomic Energy is becoming
self-reliant in areas in which
only a few countries have such capability.
(E) Even to meet these nuclear
power requirements, India critically
requires a commercial-level powergeneration
capability, with its commensurate
safety and nuclear waste
management arrangements.
(F) Thus, in Indian context energy
security is also crucial, perhaps
much more than it is for the U.S.A.,
because India imports a good part of
its crude oil requirements, paying for
it with precious foreign exchange.
31. Which of the following will be the
FIFTH sentence after rearrangement?
(1) (A) (2) (B)
(3) (C) (4) (D)
(5) (E)
32. Which of the following will be the
THIRD sentence after rearrangement?
(1) (A) (2) (B)
(3) (C) (4) (D)
(5) (E)
33. Which of the following will be the
SECOND sentence after rearrangement?
(1) (A) (2) (B)
(3) (C) (4) (D)
(5) (E)
34. Which of the following will be the
FIRST sentence after rearrangement?
(1) (A) (2) (B)
(3) (C) (4) (D)
(5) (E)
35. Which of the following will be the
FOURTH sentence after rearrangement?
(1) (A) (2) (B)
(3) (C) (4) (D)
(5) (E)
Directions (36-50): In the following
passage, there are blanks, each of
which has been numbered. These
numbers are printed below the passage
and against each, five words are
suggested, one of which fits the blanks
appropriately. Find out the appropriate
word in each case.
With the U.S. military tied down
on two fronts and the rest of the world
growing (361 to American power, the
challenges for Rice are as (37) as they
have been for any Secretary of State
in the past three decades. After six
years of tussling with others on Bush's
national-security team, Rice has seen
off her rivals and (38) as the principal
spokesperson for Bush's foreign
(39). Her reward has been to (40) responsibility
for selling a failed policy
in Iraq and (41) a legacy for Bush at
a time when (42) in the world are in
the mood to help her. "Bush is severely
(43) and has very little (44) or support
at home or abroad," says Leslie
Gelb, former president of the Council
on Foreign Relations. "That is £451
true for his Secretary of State. So they
are (46) flailing around."
That's a grim assessment, since
the (47) to international order are
(48) today than at any other time
since the end of the cold war. The most
immediate source of (49) emanates
from Iraq, where the country's civil
war risks (501 a region-wide conflict.
36. (1) resistant
(2) subservient
(3) immune
(4) cordial
(5) indifference
37. CI) obvious
(2) trivial
(3) superfluous
(4) daunting
(5) rewarding
38. (1) renamed
(2) emerged
(3) appointed
(4) entrusted
(5) visited
39. (1) aid (2) recognition
(3) policy (4) acceptability
(5) minister
40. (1) shirk (2) avoid
(3) transfer (4) visualize
(5) inherit
41. (1) focusing (2) framing
(3) escaping (4) salvage
(5) demolishing
42. (1) people (2) few
(3) diplomats (4) autocrats
(5) most
43. (1) intensified
(2) master-minded
(3) weakened
(4) projected
(5) supported
44. (1) credibility (2) difficulty
(3) majority (4) power
(5) enthusiasm
45. (1) not (2) uniformly
(3) remotely (4) partially
(5) also
46. (1) effectively (2) inadvertently
(3) basically (4) aimlessly
(5) not
47. (1) admirations
(2)threats
(3) pleasantries
(4) demands
(5) accolades
48. (1) louder
(2) fewer
(3) magnificent
(4) most
(5) bigger
49. (1) instability (2) fuel
(3) energy (4) peace
(5) atrocity
50. (1) defusing
(2) demolishing
(3) terminating
(4) igniting
(5) extinguishing