Class: 2nd Year Paper: Banking Date: 19/06/2021 Q: Attempt All Questions 1. Open market operation is a method of: a. Exchange rate b. Balance or trade c. Issuing note d. Credit control 2. Always payable on demand is: a. Note payable b. Rent payable c. Bill payable d. Cheque 3. State Bank of Pakistan was established on: a. 1st Aug 1948 b. 1st July 1948 c. 14th Aug 1947 d. 25th Dec 1947 4. Central bank is lender of last resort to: a. Public its employees b. State Bank c. Commercial Bank d. None 5. Schedule banks are registered with: a. State Bank b. National Bank c. Commercial Bank d. None 6. The credit instruments which are transferable from one person to another are: a. Semi negotiable b. Non-negotiable c. negotiable instruments d. None 7. Commercials bank grant overdraft facility to: a. Fixed account holders b. Saving account holders c. Current account holders d. None 8. No interest is given by the bank on: a. Term deposit account b. PLS account c. Current account d. None 9. The purchasing power parity theory was presented by: a. Gustar Cassel b. J.S Mill c. David Ricardo d. Alfred Marshal 10. The letter of credit is a/an: a. Request b. Order c. Promise d. Agreement 11. Call rate are charged on these kinds of loans: a. Term loans b. Loans of demand c. Short term loan d. Long term loan 12. This is not a credit instrument: a. Cheque b. Bill of Exchange c. Postal order d. Promissory note 13. Bank can pay this cheque to anyone: a. Cross cheque b. Bearer Cheque c. Stale Cheque d. Order cheque 14. A bill of exchange is: a. Unconditional order b. Unconditional promise c. Conditional order d. Conditional promise 15. Balance trade includes: a. Invisible import and export items b. Visible import and export items c. Bothe visible and invisible import and export d. None of these 16. The objective of clearing house is to: a. Clear transactions of members bank b. Control Money c. Clear market rate d. None 17. These are not ancestors of early bank: a. Gold Smith b. Industrialists c. Money lenders d. Merchants 18. Monopoly of currency note issuance is a characteristic of the: a. Federal Government b. Central Bank c. Commercial Bank d. Provincial Government 19. Bank does not pay interest on this account: a. Saving b. Current c. Profit and loss d. Demand 20. The bank which comes into existence under the legislative assembly is called: a. Statutory Bank b. Private bank c. Public Bank d. Partnership Bank 21. The difference of total import and total exports of country is: a. Import trade b. Export trade c. Balance trade d. Balance of payment 22. Overdraft facility is provided in this account only: a. Saving b. Fixed deposit c. current d. Profit and loss 23. This is not include in credit instruments: a. Bill of exchange b. Promissory Note c. Cheque d. Prize Bond 24. A notice must be served in case of dishonoring of: a. Bill of exchange b. Cheque c. Promissory Note d. Prize Bond 25. Crossing a cheque which contains the name of particular bank: a. Regular crossing b. Irregular crossing c. General Crossing d. Special Crossing 26. The central bank advances loan to commercial banks: a. By clearing house b. By Re-discounting Bill of exchange c. By Credit control d. Against cash 27. This is not a quantitative method in the credit control: a. Open market b. Legislation c. Reserve Ratio d. Rationing of credit 28. Bank deals in: a. Money b. Money and Credit c. Gold and silver d. Credit 29. All commercial bank keeps their minimum required cash reserve with the: a. Stock exchange b. Any other bank c. Mortgage bank d. Central bank 30. Bank acts as the custodian of its customer’s: a. Valuables b. Business c. Cash d. None 31. Exchange bank deals in: a. Gold and Bullion b. Foreign exchange c. Negotiable instruments d. None 32. E- Banking refers to: a. Local Banking b. Banking through electronic means c. local banks d. None 33. Central bank rediscounts bill of commercial banks at: a. Commission b. Bank rate c. Profit rate d. Exchange rate 34. The first central bank of the world is: a. Bank of Scotland b. Bank of America c. Bank of Venice d. Bank of England 35. The price at which currency of one country is sent to another is: a. Demand draft b. Transfer money c. Rate of exchange d. Foreign exchange 36. Bank rate determination is the function of: a. Commercial Bank b. The Federal Government c. Provincial Government d. Central Bank 37. Alternation in cheque must be signed by the: a. Drawer b. Endorser c. Payee d. Bank Manager 38. For deferred payments it is used: a. Cash b. Simple agreement c. Credit instrument d. None