Read Midland Bank Limited Trainee Assistant Officer – 2015 Exam | |||
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1. Who compiled and edited the document liberation war of Bangladesh? | |||
(a) Syed Shamsul Hoque | |||
(b) Hssan Hafizur Rahman | |||
(c) Hassan Azizul Huq | |||
(d) Alauddin Al-Azan | |||
Ans. b | |||
2. Ramon Magsaysay award is named after formed President of- | |||
(a) Philippines | |||
(b) Malaysia | |||
(c) Thailand | |||
(d) South Korea | |||
Ans. b | |||
3. For every novel in the library there are 2 science books; for each science book there are 7 economics books. Express the ratio of economics books to science books to novels in the library as a triple ratio. | |||
(a) 7 : 2 : 1 | |||
(b) 7 : 1 : 2 | |||
(c) 14 : 2 : 1 | |||
(d) 14 : 1 : 2 | |||
Ans. c | |||
4. If the average of five consecutive even number is 8, which of the following is the smallest of the five numbers? | |||
(a) 4 | |||
(b) 5 | |||
(c) 6 | |||
(d) 8 | |||
Ans. a | |||
5. What is the area of the equilateral triangle if the base BC = 6? | |||
(a) 9√3 | |||
(b) 18√3 | |||
(c) 26√3 | |||
(d) 30√3 | |||
Ans. a | |||
6. The area of which city is occupied by two continent? | |||
(a) Istanbul | |||
(b) Cairo | |||
(c) Paris | |||
(d) Tokyo | |||
Ans. a | |||
7. In Medical science a doctor who deals with cancer is called- | |||
(a) Urologist | |||
(b) Pediatrician | |||
(c) Oncologist | |||
(d) Orthopedic Surgeon | |||
Ans. c | |||
8. Which is not a central Bank? | |||
(a) State Bank of India | |||
(b) State Bank of Pakistan | |||
(c) Bank of England | |||
(d) Saudi Arabian monetary Author | |||
Ans. a | |||
9. The currency of Indonesia is- | |||
(a) Dollar | |||
(b) Lira | |||
(c) Ringitt | |||
(d) Rupiah | |||
Ans. d | |||
10. The ratio of the area of a circle to the radius of the circle is - | |||
(a) π | |||
(b) 2π | |||
(c) π ² | |||
(d) Cannot be determined | |||
Ans. d | |||
11. If two non-zero positive integers p and q are such that p = 4q and p < 8, then q = ? | |||
(a) 2 | |||
(b) 1 | |||
(c) 3 | |||
(d) 4 | |||
Ans. b | |||
12. Which would be third in alphabetical order? | |||
(a) Maundy | |||
(b) Mauve | |||
(c) Move | |||
(d) mausoleum | |||
Ans. b | |||
13. The capital of Finland is- | |||
(a) Copenhagen | |||
(b) Berlin | |||
(c) Hague | |||
(d) Helsinki | |||
Ans. d | |||
14. Which city is called ‘The city of flowering trees’? | |||
(a) Harare | |||
(b) Tokyo | |||
(c) Paris | |||
(d) Venice | |||
Ans. a | |||
15. Where is Adam’s Peak? | |||
(a) Indonesia | |||
(b) Viet Nam | |||
(c) Sri Lanka | |||
(d) India | |||
Ans. c | |||
16. World longer tunnel is in - | |||
(a) China | |||
(b) United Kingdom | |||
(c) France | |||
(d) Canada | |||
Ans. a | |||
17. When is the World Population Day observed? | |||
(a) May 31 | |||
(b) October 4 | |||
(c) December 10 | |||
(d) July 11 | |||
Ans. d | |||
18. Which of the followings cannot be a value of ? | |||
(a) -1 | |||
(b) 0 | |||
(c) | |||
(d) 1 | |||
Ans. b | |||
19. Which one is the biggest continent (in areas) in the world? | |||
(a) Africa | |||
(b) Europe | |||
(c) Asia | |||
(d) North America | |||
Ans. c | |||
20. A man walks down the road for half an hour at an average speed of miles per hour. He waits 10 minutes for a bus, which brings him back to his starting point at 3:15. If the man began his walk at 2:25 the same afternoon, what was the average speed of the bus? | |||
(a) 3 mph | |||
(b) 4.5 mph | |||
(c) 6 mph | |||
(d) 9 mph | |||
Ans. d | |||
21. In a certain recipe 2 cups of flour are called for to make cake that serves 6. If Mrs. Jesmin wants to use the same recipe to make a cake for 8, how many cups of flour must she use? | |||
(a) 2 cups | |||
(b) 2 cups | |||
(c) 3 cups | |||
(d) 4 cups | |||
Ans. c | |||
22. In the figure, the product of any two numbers in adjacent circle is equal to the product of the two numbers that are opposite those circle. What is the value of h? | |||
(a) 3 | |||
(b) 8 | |||
(c) 12 | |||
(d) 16 | |||
Ans. c | |||
23. If 4m = 9n, what is the value of 7 m. in terms of n? | |||
(a) | |||
(b) | |||
(c) | |||
(d) | |||
Ans. a | |||
24. The Sonakanda for situated in the district of - | |||
(a) Munshigonj | |||
(b) Hajigonj | |||
(c) Narayangonj | |||
(d) Kushtia | |||
Ans. c | |||
25. The highest mountain peak in Bangladesh is- | |||
(a) Tajingdong | |||
(b) Bijoy Tajingdong | |||
(c) Dumlong | |||
(d) Keokrandong | |||
Ans. b | |||
26. The first woman to win Nobel Prize in Economics is- | |||
(a) Herta Muller | |||
(b) Elinor Ostrdm | |||
(c) Doris Lessing | |||
(d) Anna Akhmatova | |||
Ans. b | |||
27. The savings of an employee equals income minus expenditure. If their incomes is 1 : 2 : 3 and their expenses ration 3: 2 : 1, then what is the order of the employees A, B, and C in the increasing order of the size of the savings? | |||
(a) A > B > C | |||
(b) A > C > B | |||
(c) B > A > C | |||
(d) C > B > A | |||
Ans. c | |||
28. Which number is appropriate in place of question number? | |||
(a) 40 | |||
(b) 42 | |||
(c) 13 | |||
(d) 58 | |||
Ans. b | |||
29. A number for each figures are given form 1 to 9. Find out the best method of classification and identify this amongst the four alternatives. | |||
(a) (1, 3, 5); (2, 6, 9); (4, 7, 8) | |||
(b) (2, 3, 4); (5, 6, 8); (9, 1, 7) | |||
(c) (1, 3, 5); (2, 6, 8); (4, 7, 9) | |||
(d) (3, 2, 4); (6, 5, 8); (7, 9, 1) | |||
Ans. c | |||
30. The following figure consists of twenty-seven cubes. How many cubes will get closed on all sides by other cubes? | |||
(a) 2 | |||
(b) 3 | |||
(c) 6 | |||
(d) 9 | |||
Ans. b | |||
Choose the most appropriate alternative to complete the sentence. | |||
31. No one like to be forced into _____ situations. | |||
(a) humble | |||
(b) insulting | |||
(c) humiliating | |||
(d) infuriating | |||
Ans. c | |||
32. The rewards is a ____ of her service to mankind. | |||
(a) memento | |||
(b) memorial | |||
(c) witness | |||
(d) recognition | |||
Ans. d | |||
33. You need _____ shoes for walking in the hills. | |||
(a) good | |||
(b) comfortable | |||
(c) satisfactory | |||
(d) sturdy | |||
Ans. b | |||
34. Though they did not speak to each other much, there was a _____ understanding between them. | |||
(a) placid | |||
(b) contractual | |||
(c) tacit | |||
(d) verbal | |||
Ans. c | |||
35. Authority _____ when it is not supported by the moral purity of its user. | |||
(a) crumbles | |||
(b) waits | |||
(c) empowers | |||
(d) prevails | |||
Ans. a | |||
Choose the one which best expresses the meaning of the given idiom. | |||
36. To blow hot and cold | |||
(a) Changing weather | |||
(b) To be untrustworthy | |||
(c) To be inconsistent | |||
(d) To be rich and poor frequently | |||
Ans. c | |||
37. By the rule of thumb | |||
(a) By the use of force | |||
(b) By the use of trickery | |||
(c) By Cheating and deception | |||
(d) By practical experience which is rather rough | |||
Ans. d | |||
38. To take a leap in the dark | |||
(a) To lake risk | |||
(b) To hazard one self | |||
(c) To do a task secretly | |||
(d) To do a hazardous tiling without any idea of the result | |||
Ans. d | |||
39. To smell a rat | |||
(a) To detect bad smell | |||
(b) To misunderstanding | |||
(c) To suspect a trick or deceit | |||
(d) To see hidden meaning. | |||
Ans. C | |||
40. Castles in the air | |||
(a) Romantic designs | |||
(b) Visionary projects | |||
(c) Fanciful schemes | |||
(d) Ideal projects | |||
Ans. c | |||
Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions based on it. A well-established Bangladeshi industrialist in a recent article on way to strengthen the economy of Bangladesh has drawn attention to the problems of inflation and industrial sickness among other things. One of the main reasons for industrial sickness in our country has been the fact that business and industrial managers have not been able to look beyond the immediate future. They have been too preoccupied with their attempts to report favorable results for the current year-higher profits and larger dividends to the shareholders. The planning horizon has hardly ever exceeded five years. Investments have been inadequate for new plants towards diversification and expansions. Modernization and asset creation has seriously lagged behind. In business, growth is needed for survival. One has to grow if one does not want to be wiped out. This is particularly true today with liberalization of imports and increasing competition. Moreover, growth and higher productivity create employment and higher employment creates larger markets both for industrial and consumer products. For this, there is a need for the creation of a larger and a more stable middle class, that is, a larger number of people who can afford more and more of goods and services. Even after forty two year of independence, our industrialists have not been able to shed the petty shopkeeper’s mentality and our highly educated management has tagged along merrily and without concern. | |||
41. According to the passage, the net gains pursued by managers are at the cost of- | |||
(a) diversification, modernization and asset creation | |||
(b) availability of markets for industrial and consumer products | |||
(c) inflation and industrial sickness | |||
(d) liberalization of imports and increasing competition | |||
Ans. a | |||
42. Which of the following shortcomings of Bangladeshi industrialists has been highlighted by the author? | |||
(a) They invest unreasonably high amount on diversification and expansion. | |||
(b) They are reluctant-to maintain the shopkeeper mentality. | |||
(c) They are more concerned with immediate net gains than for developmental activities. | |||
(d) They are less concerned for payment of dividends to shareholders. | |||
Ans. C | |||
43. The leading industrialist attributes industrial sickness mainly to | |||
(a) lacunae in five-year plans | |||
(b) preoccupations of managers with matters unrelated to business | |||
(c) higher profits and larger dividends to shareholders | |||
(d) lack of foresight among managers | |||
Ans. d | |||
44. “The planning horizon has hardly ever exceeded-five-year” implies that- | |||
(a) planning should not be for a period of less than five years. | |||
(b) the planning process is very time consuming. | |||
(c) the planners are not inclined to think of the future. | |||
(d) five-year period is too short for successful implementation of plants. | |||
Ans. d | |||
45. According to the passage, growth and increasing productivity lead to- | |||
(a) imposition of restriction on imports | |||
(b) employment and thus provide an outlet to industrial and consumer products | |||
(c) encouragement to export of excess consumer goods | |||
(d) disproportionate surplus of commodities | |||
Ans. b | |||
Such the following Table carefully and answer the given question. Number of students of different classes of school playing different games. | |||
46. Which games has ascending number of students from class IX and XII? | |||
(a) Basketball only | |||
(b) Badminton only | |||
(c) Carom | |||
(d) None of these | |||
Ans. d | |||
47. What is the ratio of the student playing football in class XI to those in Class X? | |||
(a) 1 : 2 | |||
(b) 2 : 5 | |||
(c) 2 : 3 | |||
(d) 3 : 2 | |||
Ans. d | |||
48. Approximately what percent of Class X students play Table Tennis out of the total Class X students playing the different given games? | |||
(a) 18 | |||
(b) 21 | |||
(c) 27 | |||
(d) 20 | |||
Ans. a | |||
49. Approximately what percent of Class VIII students play Cricket out of the total students playing Cricket? | |||
(a) 13 | |||
(b) 4 | |||
(c) 15 | |||
(d) 17 | |||
Ans. c |