Data Interpretation Cat 2

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  • 1. 
    Questions (Qs 1 -3) are based on the following pie-diagrams: Government of India Debts as on 31.3.1939 and 31.3.1946 Question: The decline in Sterling loans between the two periods is most nearly
    • A. 

      Rs. 417.87

    • B. 

      Rs. 420 crore

    • C. 

      80%

    • D. 

      None of these

  • 2. 
    Questions (Qs 1 -3) are based on the following pie-diagrams: Government of India Debts as on 31.3.1939  and 31.3.1946 Question: The Percentage of Rupee loans for 1939 over Rypee loans ofor 1946 is
    • A. 

      25%

    • B. 

      30%

    • C. 

      35%

    • D. 

      Nearly 30%

  • 3. 
    Questions (Qs 1 -3) are based on the following pie-diagrams: Government of India Debts as on 31.3.1939 and 31.3.1946 Question: Which of the following statements is true?
    • A. 

      Small savings (s.s) during 1946 is less than that during 1939

    • B. 

      In 1946 treasury bills account for the least debt

    • C. 

      Sterling loans slip from second position to fourth between the two periods

    • D. 

      Rupee loans decline between the two periods

  • 4. 
    Questions (Qs 4-7): are based on the following graph The year in which the net  profit and Rs.50,000 is the gross profit Comparative Bar Chart representing Gross Profit and Net Profit in Rs. Thousands for the years 1974-77 Question:The ratio of gross profit to net profit for the entire period is
    • A. 

      17 : 8

    • B. 

      11 : 5

    • C. 

      11 : 6

    • D. 

      9 : 4

  • 5. 
    Questions (Qs 4-7): are based on the following graph The year in which the net  profit and Rs.50,000 is the gross profit Comparative Bar Chart representing Gross Profit and Net Profit in Rs. Thousands for the years 1974-77 Question: Average percentage of net profit over gross profit for the entire period is
    • A. 

      45%

    • B. 

      More than 40%

    • C. 

      35.2%

    • D. 

      39.1%

  • 6. 
    Questions (Qs 4-7): are based on the following graph The year in which the net  profit and Rs.50,000 is the gross profit Comparative Bar Chart representing Gross Profit and Net Profit in Rs. Thousands for the years 1974-77 Question: Average annual growth of gross profit is
    • A. 

      More than 6 thousand rupees

    • B. 

      Less than 6 thousand rupees

    • C. 

      Rs, 6, 000/

    • D. 

      Rs.6.500/

  • 7. 
    Questions (Qs 4-7): are based on the following graph The year in which the net  profit and Rs.50,000 is the gross profit Comparative Bar Chart representing Gross Profit and Net Profit in Rs. Thousands for the years 1974-77 Question: The year in which the increase in net profit is greater than that in gross profit is
    • A. 

      1974

    • B. 

      1976

    • C. 

      1975

    • D. 

      1977

  • 8. 
    DIRECTIONS for questions 8 to 10: Shown below is the data on the 4-wheeler industry. Study the data and answer the questions that follow. Question: For which one of the following years was exports as a ‘percent of turnover’, the highest?
    • A. 

      1995-96

    • B. 

      1997-98

    • C. 

      1998-99

    • D. 

      1999-00

  • 9. 
    DIRECTIONS for questions 8 to 10: Shown below is the data on the 4-wheeler industry. Study the data and answer the questions that follow. Question: For which one of the following years was the average sale price of a 4-wheeler the least?
    • A. 

      1996-97

    • B. 

      1997-98

    • C. 

      1998-99

    • D. 

      1999-00

  • 10. 
    DIRECTIONS for questions 8 to 10: Shown below is the data on the 4-wheeler industry. Study the data and answer the questions that follow. Question: What is the total number of 4-wheelers sold in the 5 years?
    • A. 

      13, 69,995

    • B. 

      13, 96,995

    • C. 

      13, 86,995

    • D. 

      14, 96,995

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