Shahjalal Islami Bank Limited Management Trainee Officer 2011

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	1. Which of the following is not a name of a Greek God?
	(a) Pluto
	(b) Earth
	(c) Jupiter
	(d) Neptune
	Ans. b
	2. Three coins are tossed. Find the probability of at least one head and one tail.
	(a) $\frac{1}{2}$
	(b) $\frac{1}{4}$
	(c) $\frac{3}{4}$
	(d) $\frac{2}{3}$
	(e) None of these
	Ans. d
	3. Who is known as the ‘media moghul’?
	(a) Bill Gates
	(b) Tata
	(c) Rupert Murdoch
	(d) Rockefeller
	Ans. c
	4. Who introduced Harkat in the Holy Quran?
	(a) Hajrat Umar (Rahillaho anho)
	(b) Harjar Uthman (Rahillaho anho)
	(c) Harjar Mohammad ( Sallallaho alaihe wasallm)
	(d) Hajjaz Bin- Yousuf (Radhiallaho anho)
	Ans. d
	5. A body has a mass M and a weight W on Earth. If it is taken to the moon.
	(a) Both M and W will remain the same
	(b) Both M and W will change
	(c) M will remain the same but W will decrease
	(d) W will remain the same but M will decrease
	Ans. c
	6. Who was the first women martyr among the muslims (Shahid)?
	(a) Hajrat Fatima (Radhiallaho anha)
	(b) Hajrat Asma (Radhillahao anha)
	(c) Hajrat Sumaiya (Radhiallaho anha)
	(d) Hajrat Khadeja ( Radhillaho anha)
	Ans. c
	7. Rina and Shila entered into a partnership with their capitals in the ratio 5:6.At the end of 8 months, Rina withdraws her capital. If they receive the profit in the ratio of 5 :9 find how long, Shila’s capital was used?
	(a) 10 months
	(b) 12months
	(c) 14 months
	(d) 16months
	(e) 18 months
	Ans. b
	8. The author of the book Arms and the Man is
	(a) William Shakespeare
	(b) Lews is Carol
	(c) Lews Maria Remarque
	(d) George Benard Shaw
	Ans. d
	9. “The Last Supper” was painted by ----
	(a) Michelangelo
	(b) Raphael
	(c) Botticelli
	(d) Leonardo da Vinci
	Ans. d
	10. With how many disciples was “Ashabe Suffa” Constituted?
	(a) 70
	(b) 100
	(c) 313
	(d) 700
	Ans. a
	11. Which one of the fist Ayat in the Holy Quran in respect of riba (interest)?
	(a) Surah An –Nasaa : 130
	(b) Surah Al –Imran :123
	(c) Surah Ar-Rum : 39
	(d) Sura Al- Baqarah : 275
	Ans. d
	12. A school has a total enrollment of 90 students. There are 30 students taking Physics, 25 taking English , and 13 taking both. What percentage of the students are taking either Physics or English?
	(a) 30%
	(b) 36%
	(c) 47%
	(d) 51%
	(e) 58%
	Ans. c
	13. “ So establish weight with justice and fall not short in the balance.” In which Surah of The Holy Quran has the above verse been stated?
	(a) Al-Baqarah
	(b) Ar- Rahman
	(c) Trade sanctions
	(d) Freedom movement
	(e) Al-Mulk
	Ans. d
	14. If ( $x^{2}$ - 4) ( $\frac{4}{5}$ - 5)=0, then x =?
	(a) -4
	(b) -1
	(c) $\frac{-4}{5}$
	(d) $\frac{4}{5}$
	(e) 4
	Ans. d
	15. Which country has no sea Port?
	(a) Maldives
	(b) Nepal
	(c) Greece
	(d) Venezuela
	Ans. b
	16. The average of six consecutive integers in increasing order of size is 9 $\frac{1}{2}$ .What is the average of the last 3 integers?
	(a) 8
	(b) 9 $\frac{1}{2}$
	(c) 10
	(d) 11
	(e) 19
	Ans. d
	17. Which one of the following is courageous deed in the eye of Islam?
	(a) To perform Salaata
	(b) To Perform solemn deed
	(c) Not to yield to injustice
	(d) To keep patience in danger
	Ans. c
	18. ISBN is related to ------
	(a) TV Channel
	(b) Books and Publications
	(c) Green house
	(d) UN peace keeping force
	Ans. b
	19. What is the absolute value of twice the difference of the roots of the equation 5 $y^{2}$ -20y +15 =0?
	(a) 0
	(b) 1
	(c) 2
	(d) 3
	(e) 4
	Ans. c
	20. There are five Mosques mentioned in the Quran; Masjid al-Haram, al-Nabi,ai-Aqsa. Quaba and ………?
	(a) Masjid al- Qiblatain
	(b) Masjid Omar
	(c) Masjid al- Aqabah
	(d) Masjid al- Zirar
	Ans. d
	21. If 4% of (P+ Q) is 8 and P is a positive integer, what is the greatest possible value of Q?
	(a) 196
	(b) 197
	(c) 198
	(d) 199
	(e) 200
	Ans. d
	22. In the figure, circle P has diameter 2 and circle Q has diameter 1. What is the area of the shaded region?
	(a) $\frac{3}{4}$ π
	(b) 3π
	(c) $\frac{7}{2}$ π
	(d) 5π
	(e) 6π
	Ans. a
	23. Which of the following Holy book was revealed to Hajrat Daud ( Peace be upon him)?
	(a) Taurat
	(b) Jabur
	(c) Injeel
	(d) Al- Quran
	Ans. b
	24. In which Surah women’s rights have been stated?
	(a) Surah –At –Tauba
	(b) Surah An- Nisaa
	(c) Surah Al- Hadid
	(d) Surah Al- Hashar
	Ans. b
	25. If x > y > 0 and p > q > 0, than which one of the following expressions must be greater than 1?
	(a) $\frac{x + p}{y + q}$
	(b) $\frac{x + q}{y + p}$
	(c) $\frac{x}{p}$
	(d) $\frac{xq}{yp}$
	(e) $\frac{yq}{xp}$
	Ans. a
	26. Three time the present age of a father is equal to eight times the present age of his son. Eight years hence the father will be twice as old as his son at time.what are their present ages?
	(a) 35, 15
	(b) 32, 12
	(c) 40, 15
	(d) 27, 8
	(e) 35, 25
	Ans. b
	27. What is the largest man made structure of the world?
	(a) PETRONAS Tower
	(b) Pyramid of Giza
	(c) Eiffel Tower
	(d) The Great Wall of China
	Ans. d
	28. Apartheid in South Africa was concerned with—
	(a) Tribal conflict
	(b) Separation of black and white race
	(c) Trade sanctions
	(d) Freedom movement
	Ans. b
	29. Who among the following is a world famous chemist?
	(a) Jabir Ibne Haiyan
	(b) Ibna Sina
	(c) Omar Khiyam
	(d) Al Beruni
	Ans. a
	30. If n is a number such that ${(-8)}^{2n}$ = $2^{8 + 2n}$ , than n =?
	(a) $\frac{1}{2}$ 1/2
	(b) 2
	(c) $\frac{3}{2}$
	(d) 4
	(e) 5
	Ans. b
	31. In the figures, PS = 5 cm, QS =6 cm and the area of ∆PQR is 40 cm2.What is the area of ∆QRS?
	(a) 10
	(b) 15
	(c) 20
	(d) 25
	(e) 45
	Ans. d
	32. Shakespeare’s King Lear’ is a ----
	(a) Comedy
	(b) Historical play
	(c) Tragedy
	(d) Satire
	Ans. c
	Read the following passage and answer the questions given below. Faith in progress is deep within our culture. We have been taught to believe that our lives are better than the lives of these who came before us. The ideology of modern economics suggests that material progress has yielded enhanced satisfaction and well-being. But much of our confidences about our lives are easier than those of earlier generations. The field research of anthropologists, however, gives another view of the conventional wisdom. The lives of so-called primitive peoples are commonly thought to be harsh-their existence is dominated by the “incessant quest for food.” In fact, primitives do little work. by contemporary standards, we’d have to judge them very lazy. In the Sandwich island of Hawaii, man work only four hours a day. And Australian aborigines have similar schedules. The key to understanding why these “stone age peoples” fail to act like us – increasing their work effort to get more things ----- is that they limited desires. In the race between wanting and having, they have kept their wanting low and, in this way, ensure their own kind of satisfaction. They are materially poor by contemporary standards, but at least in one dimension –time –we have to count them richer. We have paid a price for prosperity. Capitalism has brought a dramatically increased standard of living, but at the cost of a much more demanding work--life. We have color television and compact disc players, but we need them to unwind after a stressful day at the office. We take vacations but we work so hard throughout the year that they become indispensable to our sanity. The conventional wisdom that economic progress has given us more things as well as more leisure is difficult to sustain.
	33. The case of aborigines of Hawii and Australia are presented as examples of –
	(a) Noble savages with little sense of times
	(b) Malingerers turn down opportunities to work
	(c) People who implicitly believe in progress
	(d) People unmotivated for material progress
	Ans. d
	34. The passage implicitly deals with —
	(a) Trade off between work and leisure
	(b) Value judgment in two different ages
	(c) The bad work habit of primitives
	(d) Our material progress
	Ans. a
	35. The Primary purpose of the passage is to—
	(a) Dispute an assumption
	(b) Highlight a problem
	(c) Answer a criticism
	(d) Ridicule a theory
	Ans. d
	36. The author regards “the conventional wisdom” with ----
	(a) Resentment
	(b) Skepticism
	(c) Complacency
	(d) Apprehension
	Ans. d
	37. The last few sentences of the passage provide—
	(a) A series of assertion and qualifications with a conclusion
	(b) A reconcitation of two opposing viewpoints
	(c) A recapitulation of a previously made argument
	(d) An example of the argument that has been proposed earlier.
	Ans. d
	Answer the questions on the basis of the information given below. The manager of a radio show during the curse of one week. She will feature one vocalist on the show each day from Monday through Saturday. The manager must schedule the vocations for the show according to the following conditions: M must be featured earlier in the week than R. P must be featured on Tuesday. Q must be featured on the day immediately before or immediately after the day on which N is featured.
	38. If Q is to be featured on Thursday, the latest day on which M can be featured is ____.
	(a) Monday
	(b) Tuesday
	(c) Wednesday
	(d) Friday
	(e) Saturday
	Ans. d
	39. If N is to be featured on Thursday, the earliest day on which R can be featured is ____.
	(a) Monday
	(b) Tuesday
	(c) Wednesday
	(d) Friday
	(e) Saturday
	Ans. c
	40. If S is to be featured on Friday, M must be featured on ____.
	(a) Monday
	(b) Tuesday
	(c) Wednesday
	(d) Thursday
	(e) Saturday
	Ans. b
	Answer the questions on the basis of the information given below.
	41. Opponents of laws that require automobile drivers and passengers to wear seat belts argue that in a free society people has the right to take risks as long as the people do not harm the others as a result of taking risks. As a result, they conclude that it should be each person’s decision whether or not to be a seat belt. Which of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the conclusion drawn above?
	(a) Many new cars built with seat that automatically fastens when someone sits in the front seat.
	(b) Automobile insurance rates for all automobile owners are higher because of the need to pay for the increased injuries or deaths of people not wearing seat belts. ca
	(c) Passengers in airplanes are required to wear seat belts during takeoffs and landings.
	(d) The rate of automobile fatalities in districts that do not have mandatory seat-belt laws is greater than the rate of fatalities in districts that do have such laws.
	(e) In automobile accidents, a greater number of passengers who do not wear seat belts are injured than are passengers who do wear seat belts.
	Ans. b
	42. A drug that is highly effective in treating many types of infection can, at present, be obtained only from the bark or the ibora, a tree that is quite rare in the wild. It takes the bark of 5,000 trees to make one kilogram of the drug. It follows, therefore, that continued production of the drug must inevitably lead to the ibora’s extinction. Which of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the arguments above?
	(a) The drug made from the ibora bark is dispended to doctors from a central authority.
	(b) The drug made from the ibora bark is expensive to produce
	(c) The leaves of the ibora are used in number of medicinal products
	(d) The ibora can be propagated from cuttings and grown under cultivation
	(e) The ibora generally grows in largely inaccessible places.
	Ans. d
	Each of the following sentences contains a blank space. Below the sentence are a set of words lettered (a) through (d). Selects the word that best completes the sentence.
	43. By communicating through pointing and making gestures, he was able to overcome any _____ difficulties that arose during his recent trip to china.
	(a) Linguistic
	(b) Plausible
	(c) Monetary
	(d) Territorial
	Ans. a
	44. The patient bore the pain _____, neither wincing nor whimpering when the incision was made.
	(a) poorly
	(b) Marginally
	(c) Stoically
	(d) Sardonically
	Ans. c
	45. By nature, Imran was ____, given to striking up casual conversation with strangers the encountered at bus stops.
	(a) Diffident
	(b) Observant
	(c) Reticent
	(d) Gregarious
	Ans. d
	46. She pointed out that his resume was ____ because it merely recorded his previous position and failed to highlight the specific skills he had mastered in each job.
	(a) Disinterested
	(b) Inadequate
	(c) Conclusive
	(d) Obligatory
	Ans. b
	47. Fame is ____ ; today’s rising star is all too tomorrow’s washed-up has been.
	(a) Rewarding
	(b) Gradual
	(c) Transitory
	(d) Spontaneous
	Ans. c
	Each of the following problems has a questions and two statements which are labeled (1) and (2).Use date given in (1) and (2) to decide whether the statements are sufficient to answers the questions. Select one of the following. a. Statement (1) ALONE is sufficient, but statement (2) ALONE is not sufficient. b. Statement (2) ALONE is sufficient, but statement (1) ALONE is not sufficient. c. Both statements TOGETHER are sufficient but NEITER statement alone is sufficient. d. Each statement ALONE is sufficient. e. Statement (1) and (2) TOGETHER are NOT sufficient.
	48. How many minutes are there is time period T? 1. Time period T extends from 12.00 midnight to 12.00noon. 2. Time period T is 2 hours and 180 seconds long.
	(a) A
	(b) B
	(c) C
	(d) D
	(e) E
	Ans. b
	49. Car X traveled from city A to city B in 30 minutes. What was the average speed of car X? 1) Half the distance of the trip was covered at 50 miles per hour, and the other half of the distance was covered at 60 miles per hour. 2) Car x traveled 30 miles during the trip.
	(a) A
	(b) B
	(c) C
	(d) D
	(e) E
	Ans. d
	50. What is the volume of rectangular box S? 1. The total surface area of S is 22 2. The rectangular box S is a cube.
	(a) A
	(b) B
	(c) C
	(d) D
	(e) E
	Ans. c
	Find out which underlined part of the following sentences has an error.
	51. A person can be called guilty until proven in a court of law.
	(a) can
	(b) guilty
	(c) proven
	(d) law
	Ans. a
	52. In a epidemic, unprotected children remain lesser vulnerable.
	(a) epidemic
	(b) unprotected
	(c) lesser
	(d) vulnerable.
	Ans. c
	53. The use of fossil fuel is more worse for the environment.
	(a) fossil
	(b) more
	(c) worse
	(d) environment.
	Ans. b
	54. A more sense of ethics and integrity is expected of a physician.
	(a) more
	(b) ethics
	(c) integrity
	(d) physician.
	Ans. a
	55. The news of Musa Ibrahim’s ascent to Mt Everest brought proud and joy for all Bangladeshis.
	(a) ascent
	(b) Mt
	(c) Proud
	(d) Bangladeshis
	Ans. c
	Select the Lettered pair that best expresses a relationship similar to that expressed in the original pair in capital letters.
	56. MINISTER: SERMON
	(a) politician :Promises
	(b) Doctor: diagnosis
	(c) Curator: Museum
	(d) Lecturer: Speech
	Ans. d
	57. ARCHELAGO :ISLAND
	(a) peninsula :strait
	(b) cluster : star
	(c) border :nation
	(d) Nucleus : atom
	Ans. b
	58. TIFF : QUARRER
	(a) conflagration : fire
	(b) truce : battle
	(c) peccadillo : offence
	(d) fib : argument
	Ans. c
	59. TELLER : BANK
	(a) artist : museum
	(b) cashier : cheque
	(c) waiter L restaurant
	(d) borrower :loan
	Ans. c
	60. PLUMAGE : BIRD
	(a) fleece : Sheep
	(b) hive : bee
	(c) foliage : horse
	(d) forage: cattle
	Ans. a

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