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CWE
Specialist Officers-III:
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Wednesday, 20 November 2013
Institute of Banking Personnel Selection (IBPS) Recruitment of CWE Specialist Officers-III
Friday, 8 November 2013
IBPS Computer Examination Paper
1. Selection of command- (A) Opens the copy of the document in preview , (B) Prints the
copy of displayed document (C) Brings change in expansion of displayed
document, (D) Saves the copy of displayed document (E) None
2. You organize files by storing them in- (A) archives, (B) folders, (C) indexes
, (D) lists, (E) None
3. How many different documents can you have open at anyone time ? (A) No more than three , (B) Only one, (C) As many as your computer memory will hold (D) No more than you taskbar can display, (E) None
3. How many different documents can you have open at anyone time ? (A) No more than three , (B) Only one, (C) As many as your computer memory will hold (D) No more than you taskbar can display, (E) None
4. What type of resource is most likely to be a shared common resource in
a computer network ? (A) Printers , (B)
Speakers, (C) Floppy disk drives, (D) Keyboards, (E) None
5. Directory in directory is called- (A) Mini directory , (B) Junior directory, (C) Part directory,
(D) Sub-directory, (E) None
6. Such a pre-made document, which has coordinating font, layout and
background, is- (A) Guide
, (B) Model, (C) Ruler , (D) Template, (E)
None
7. In order to create columnar data in Word you need to- (A) Tab consecutively until your cursor reaches
the desired place, (B) Set tabs or use the Table menu (C) You need to use
Excel , (D) Press the space bar until your cursor reaches the desired place,
(E) None
8. Saving is a process- (A) To copy the document from memory to stroage
medium (B) To bring change in present status of the document (C) To change
the face or entire form (D) To develop the document by recording the text with
the use of keyboard
(E) None
(E) None
9. To insert a word into the middle of a sentence- (A) move the cursor to the desired location in
the sentence and type the new word (B) move the cursor to the desired
location in the sentence, press Enter key, and type the new word
(C) move the cursor to the beginning of the sentence and start typing, (D) retype the whole sentence, (E) None
(C) move the cursor to the beginning of the sentence and start typing, (D) retype the whole sentence, (E) None
10. A(n) .............. is a combination of hardware and software that
facilitates the sharing of information between computing .
(A) network , (B) peripheral, (C) expansion board, (D) digital device, (E) None
11. In word you can force a page break- (A) By positioning your cursor at the appropriate place and pressing the F1 key
(B) By using the Insert/Section Break (C) By positioning your cursor at the appropriate place and pressing Ctrl + Enter
(D) By changing the font size of your document, (E) None
(A) network , (B) peripheral, (C) expansion board, (D) digital device, (E) None
11. In word you can force a page break- (A) By positioning your cursor at the appropriate place and pressing the F1 key
(B) By using the Insert/Section Break (C) By positioning your cursor at the appropriate place and pressing Ctrl + Enter
(D) By changing the font size of your document, (E) None
12. Junk e-mail is also called- (A) spam, (B) spoof ,
(C) sniffer script, (D) spool, (E) None
13. Hackers- (A) all have the same motive, (B) break into
other people's computers (C) may legally break into computers as long as
they do not do any damage (D) are people who are allergic to computers ,
(E) None
14. What type of computers are client computers (most of the time) in a
client-server system ? (A)
Mainframe (B) Mini-computer , (C) Microcomputer, (D) PDA, (E) None
15. A computer cannot 'boot' if it does not have the- (A) Compiler, (B) Loader, (C) System, (D)
Assembler, (E) None
16. The amount of vertical space between lines of text in a document is
called- (A) double-space, (B) line spacing, (C) single
space, (D) vertical spacing, (E) None
17. Example of non-numeric data is- (A) Employee address,
(B) Examination score, (C) Bank balance, (D) All of these, (E) None
18. What is embedded system ? (A) The programme which
arrives by being wrapped in box. (B) The programme which is the permanent
part of the computer (C) The computer which is the part of a big
computer (D) The computer and software system that control the machine,
(E) None
19. First page of Website is termed as- (A) Homepage, (B) Index,
(C) JAVA script, (D) Bookmark, (E) None
20. ..................... is the appearance of typed characters. (A) Size (B) Format, (C)
Point (D) Colour, (E) None
21. When a file is saved for the first time- (A) a copy is automatically printed (B) it must be given a name to
identify it
(C) it does not need a name , (D) it only needs a name if it is not going to be printed, (E) None
(C) it does not need a name , (D) it only needs a name if it is not going to be printed, (E) None
22. Office LANS, which are scattered geographically on large scale, can
be connected by the use of corporate-
(A) CAN, (B) LAN, (C)
DAN, (D) WAN, (E) TAN
23. Where are data and programme stored when the processor uses them ? (A) Main memory, (B) Secondary memory, (C) Disk memory, (D)
Programme memory, (E) None
24. ............... represents raw facts, where- as ................. is
data made meaningful. (A) Information, reporting, (B) Data,
information, (C) Information, bits, (D) Records, bytes, (E) Bits, bytes
25. Which keystroke will take you at the beginning or the end of a long
document ? (A) Ctrl + PageUp and Ctrl + PageDown
(B) Shift + Home and Shift + End (C) Ctrl + Home and Ctrl + End (D) The only way is by using the right scroll bar, (E) None
(B) Shift + Home and Shift + End (C) Ctrl + Home and Ctrl + End (D) The only way is by using the right scroll bar, (E) None
26. What characteristic of read-only memory (ROM) makes it useful ? (A) ROM information can be easily updated. (B) Data in ROM is
nonvolatile, that is, it remains there even without electrical power. (C)
ROM provides very large amounts of inexpensive data storage. (D) ROM
chips are easily swapped between different of computers., (E) None
27. In page preview mode- (A) You can see all pages of your document , (B) You can only see the page you are currently working (C) You can only see pages that do not contain graphics (D) You can only see the title page of your document, (E) None
27. In page preview mode- (A) You can see all pages of your document , (B) You can only see the page you are currently working (C) You can only see pages that do not contain graphics (D) You can only see the title page of your document, (E) None
28. If the file saved earlier is edited,
then- (A) It is essential to save the file again to store the
change, (B) The change will automatically be saved in the file (C) If the
length is more than a page, the file will be needed to be saved (D) The name will be needed to be changed , (E) None
29. When creating a word-processed document,
this step involves the user changing how words on the page appear, both on the
screen and in printed form- (A) Editing text , (B) Inserting
tables and indexes, (C) Formatting text (D) Proofing documents , (E) None
30. Aligning of text in column is- (A) Justified, (B) Right, (C) Centre (D) Left, (E) None
30. Aligning of text in column is- (A) Justified, (B) Right, (C) Centre (D) Left, (E) None
31) Special effect used to introduce Slides in a presentation
are called: 1) Effect, 2) Custom Animation,
3) Transition, 4) Animation, 5) Present Animation
32) Computer send and receive date in the form of
------------- signals: 1) Analog, 2) Digital, 3)
Modulated, 4) Demodulated, 5) All of these
33) Most World Wide Web pages contain commands in the
language 1) NIH, 2) URL, 3) HTML, 4)
IRC, 5) FTP
34) ----------
are graphical objects used to represent commonly used application 1) GUI, 2) Drivers, 3) Windows,
4) Applications, 5) Icons
35) Which of the following operating system is not
owned and licensed by a company ? 1)
Unix, 2) Linux, 3) Windows 2000, 4) Mac, 5) Windows
36) In any window,the maximize button, the minimize button
and the close buttons appear on 1)
Title bar, 2) Menu bar, 3) Status bar, 4) Ruler bar, 5) Tool bar
37) Which is
the slowest internet connection services? 1)
Digital Subscriber, 3) T1, 3) Cable modem, 4) Leased line, 5) Dial-up services
38) Every component of your computer is either 1) Software of CPU/RAM, 2) Hardware or Software,
3) Application software or System software 4)
Input devices or output devices, 5) None
1)
Error connection, 2) Backup and recovery, 3) Data Preparation, 4) Data
validation, 5) None
40) A compiler translates higher level programs in to a
machine language program which is called
41) A field that uniquely identifies which person,
thing or event the record describes is a 1)
File, 2) Data, 3) Key, 4) Field, 5) None
42) The ability
to find an individual item in a file immediately 1) Sequential access, 2) File allocation table,
3) Direct access, 4) Directory, 5) None
43) Computer Connected to a LAN can 1) Run faster, 2) Go online, 3) Shear
information/share peripheral equipment, 4) E-mail, 5) None
44) A CD-RW disk 1) has
faster access than an internal disk , 2) is a from of optical disk, so it an
only be written once
3)
holds less data than a floppy disk, 4) can be erased and rewritten, 5) None
45) The two major Category of software include 1) Operating system and utility, 2) Personal
Productivity and system, 3) System and application 4) System and utility, 5) None
46) Windows 95, Windows 98 and Windows NT are known
as 1) Processors, 2) Domain names,
3) Modems, 4) operating system, 5) None
47) Information on a computer is stored as 1) Analog data, 2) Digital data, 3) Modem data,
4) Watts data, 5) None
48) A program
that works like a calculator for keeping track of money and making budget 1) calculator, 2) Scholastic, 3) Keyboard, 4)
Spreadsheet, 5) None
49) To take information from one source and bring it to
your computer is refered as 1)
upload, 2) Download, 3) Transfer, 4) De-Link, 5) None
50) Each box in a spreading sheet is called 1) Cell, 2) Empty Space, 3) Record, 4) Field, 5)
None
1(C) 2(B) 3(C) 4(A) 5(D) 6(D) 7(E) 8(A) 9(A) 10(A)
11(C) 12(A) 13(B) 14(C) 15(C) 16(B) 17(A) 18(D)
19(A) 20(B)
21(B) 22(D) 23(A) 24(B) 25(C) 26(B) 27(A) 28(A)
29(C) 30(A)
31-3, 32-2,33-3,34-5,35-1,36-1,37-5,38-2,39-4,40-2
41-5,42-3,43-3,44-4,45-3,46-4,47-2,48-4,49-2,50-1
Tuesday, 15 October 2013
IBPS PO Examination Paper
Directions :
Fill in the blanks with suitable words
What Indian politicians and
bureaucrats share with their scientist, engineer & carpenter counterparts
is their acceptance of mediocrity & lack of skill. The greatest moral
failure of Indian institutions is the tolerance of incompetence, (1) criminality
or corruption. The tolerance of incompetence in …(2)… is a result of a
low cultural value attached to the creation and …(3)… of institutions.
Institution building is a hard work;
it requires a combination of vision, commitment and performance. Any
institution involves a contract between those who …(4)… to the
institution and those who support it. The support can take the form of money or
votes but that support must be …(5)… continuously. In a properly
functioning institutional system, the institutional contract …(6)… the
institution members and their supporters takes the form : you give me support
and I will give you results. Competence is the channel that sustains the flow
of trust from supporters to institutions and back. If doctors don’t cure will
they not lose our trust ? While blaming individual politicians and babus for
their corrupt ways, let us also examine the system that accepts mediocrity and
even lets it …(7)….
What we are seeing in India is a
case of contract failure. The contractor who bribes an official and then builds
a leaky stadium is not just being …(8)…. He is sustaining a collusive
system that subverts rules regulating mutual co-operation between government
institutions, market players and society as a whole. In the case of endemic
contract failure everyone …(9)…, including the contractor, for once the
public loses its trust in institution is even businessmen will …(10)…
out on opportunities to make money. The moral status of institutions is central
to continued development and prosperity.
1. (A) as (B) to (C) never (D) not
(E) for
2. (A) turn (B) individual (C) world
(D) partly (E) importance
3. (A) destruction (B) justification
(C) sustenance (D) excess (E) marginalization
4. (A) belong (B) work (C) help (D)
employed (E) trust
5. (A) returned (B) earned (C)
needed (D) discouraged (E) asked
6. (A) suggests (B) akin (C) twosome
(D) centered (E) between
7. (A) question (B) bolder (C)
thrive (D) out (E) kill
8. (A) variant (B) trivial (C)
immature (D) corrupt (E) generous
9. (A) succeeds (B) suffers (C)
proliferates (D) responsible (E) encompasses
10. (A) storm (B) venture (C) lose
(D) get (E) walk
Directions—(Q. 11–15) Rearrange the following five sentences (a), (b), (c),
(d) and (e) in the proper sequence to form a meaningful paragraph; then answer
the questions given below them.
(a)
Thus, if we really value it, we will work hard to make it a reality.
(b)
Inner peace is the most elusive thing that a human being can seek.
(c)
The most important criterion in order to experience it is to value the
importance of inner peace.
(d)
To experience inner peace one doesn’t have to retreat to a Himalayan cave; rather,
one can experience inner peace seated exactly where they are by watching these
thoughts.
(e)
Nobody can gift the other inner peace at the same time it is only one’s own
thoughts that can rob them of their inner peace.
11. Which is the FIFTH sentence after
rearrangement ? (A) (a) (B) (b) (C) (c) (D) (d) (E) (e)
12. Which is the FOURTH sentence
after rearrangement ? (A) (e) (B) (d) (C) (c) (D) (b) (E) (a)
13. Which is the SECOND sentence
after rearrangement ? (A) (e) (B) (d) (C) (c) (D) (b) (E) (a)
14. Which is the FIRST sentence
after rearrangement ? (A) (a) (B) (b) (C) (c) (D) (d) (E) (e)
15. Which is the THIRD sentence
after rearrangement ? (A) (a) (B) (b) (C) (c) (D) (d) (E) (e)
Directions—(Q. 16–20) Each question below has two blanks. Choose the set of
words for each blank which best fits the meaning.
16.
After …… payrolls and tightening perks to cope with the economic slowdown last
year, software companies are finding that a rising number of engineering and
management graduates are transferring their ……… to vocations such as
manufacturing and banking.
(A)
trimming – loyalties (B) reducing – accounts (C) hiking – services (D)
increased – affections (E) dropped – potentials
17.
It is very important to ……… that when the swine flu virus enters a human body,
it takes a minimum of one day to a maximum of eight days for the disease to
develop ……….
(A)
gauge – extensively (B) ascertain – further (C) understand – fully, (D) verify
– remarkably (E) fathom – clearly
18.
Scientists, working to save the earth, have ……… ‘dry water’ that soaks carbon
three times better than water, and hence helps ……… global warming.
(A)
aided – cut (B) created – combat (C) built – stop (D) produced – increase (E)
invented – monitoring
19.
The first round of the contest had the students ……… themselves and ……… about
their hobbies.
(A)
introducing – talking, (B) sensitizing – sketching (C) showcasing – planning,
(D) acclimatizing – mentioning, (E) gearing – chalking
20.
The varsity’s poll process for ……… of new candidates has ……… poor response with
only ten thousand applications being received till date.
(A)
entrusting – seen (B) registration – evoked (C) entrance – made, (D) admission
– visited (E)experimenting-generated
Directions—(Q. 21–25) Read each sentence,find whether there is any
grammatical error or idiomatic error in it. If any, will be in one part of the
sentence. The letter of that part is the answer. If there is no error, the
answer is (E). (Ignore errors of punctuation, if any.)
21. Initially, shop owners tried to (A) / offer some
resistance to the demolition but (B) / seeing the heavy presence of the police
force, (C) / their resistance faded off. (D)
22. Cleanliness drives will be (A) / conducted in various
localities (B) / to opening the drains blocked (C) / with polythene bags. (D)
23. The results of the study showed that (A) / if the partners
were willing to talk to each other (B) / and arrive at a mutually agreeable
decision,` (C) / the joint decisions were more better than any one person’s
judgment. (D)
24. A year after the global financial crisis saw (A) /
students from the best B-schools across the world struggling for a job, (B) / a
survey on management education this year thrown (C) / up some rather
interesting findings. (D)
25. The district authorities are making (A) / a last-ditch
attempt to provide (B) / alternative solutions to farmers but (C) / the options
is clearly inadequate. (D)
Directions—(Q. 26–30) Read the following passage carefully and answer the
questions given below it. Certain words/phrases have been printed in bold to
help you locate them while answering some of the questions.
At the time when the unfortunate
incident of the ‘accidental’ exposure to radiation that affected workers and
waste collectors in Delhi as they handled radioactive material, took place, the
issue of waste disposal, particularly hazardous waste, made
the headlines. The lives of those who live off collecting and sorting waste
came into out line of vision. But then the issue disappeared. Long term
policies that ensure that the safety and health of those who do such an
essential job – “a community of silent environmentalists” someone called them –
are not such a high priority any more. One reason is that the people affected
are virtually invisible.
Waste collectors around India work
silently, often late into the night, sorting out mountains of waste, foraging for
anything that can be sold. If you walk down some streets of Central Mumbai
after 11 at night, you will see an army of waste collectors. Men, women,
children are all hard at work. They work through the night and finally manage
to get some sleep on the doorsteps of the shops on those streets. By daylight
they become invisible, having stowed their belongings in boxes behind the signs
of the shops on whose doorsteps they sleep. These are the people of the night,
not noticed by those who inhabit the areas in the day.
What is often not entirely
appreciated is that a substantial percentage of waste collectors is women.
According to a study, 85 per cent of waste collectors in the city are women,
five per cent are children and 10 per cent are men. The majority of them are
poor and landless people who came to the city because of drought in their
villages. The age group ranges from 7 to 70 years and 98 per cent of them are illiterate.
A survey of 60,000 waste collectors found a similar proportion : 60 per cent
women, 20 per cent men and 20 per cent children. Studies have revealed that 90
per cent of the women waste pickers are primary bread-winners, often widowed or
deserted. It is interesting how the gender division of labour plays out even in
the business of waste. While women, and children, do the more hazardous job of
sorting and separating the waste, the men deal with the dry garbage, which they
transport to wholesalers and factories. As a result, it is the women who are
exposed to hazardous waste – none of them wear any kind of protective gear –
and also face the physical problems of constantly bending and carrying head
loads of the waste. Look at any group of waste collectors and you will spot the
bent old women who have been performing this function for decades.
In the slum-city of Mumbai, waste
collectors experience the most acute degree of homelessness. While poor people
in other kinds of jobs somehow manage to find some shelter in a slum,
irrespective of whether it is legal or illegal, waste collectors sleep next to
the garbage they have sorted. This is their “wealth”, something they have to
protect after they have collected and sorted it until they can monetize it.
Hence, near many garbage dumps, even in the better off localities of cities
like Mumbai, you see families of waste pickers asleep in the morning. And most
often you see only women and children.
Why bring up waste collectors at a
time when the main environmental issues being debated are the larger issues of
global warming, or environmental disasters such as the oil spill in the Gulf of
Mexico ? This is because one cannot speak of the environment withoutconsidering its
impact on the lives of people. We have hundreds of small-scale and continuing
environmental disasters taking place all around us. But we overlook them so
long as they do not impact our lives or our lifestyles. Millions of waste
pickers in India, who play a crucial role in dealing with the perennial environmental
crisis of waste, risk their lives and their health every single day. This is an
on-going environmental issue that requires as much attention from ordinary
people, the media and policy makers as the larger macro issues.
26.
Why are long term policies favouring waste collectors not high priority ?
(A)
The Govt is currently contemplating over the effects of the oil spill in the
Gulf of Mexico and does not have time for other issues.
(B)
The plight of these people is not evident as they work late into the night and
are not seen much during the day.
(C)
The Government is unable to see these people at all and thus is not aware of
their existence.
(D)
Waste collectors themselves are not in favour of being brought into organized
sector bcoz of the numerous complications involved.
(E)
As previous such favourable policies failed to improve conditions of these
waste collectors as they were not implemented effectively.
27.
Which of the following is true about waste collectors as given in the passage ?
1. Majority
of waste collectors are people who have migrated from their village because of
some natural calamity.
2.
Waste collectors prefer to sleep next to the garbage they have sorted. 3. Most
waste collectors are not literate.
(A)
Only (2) (B) Only (1) and (2) (C) Only (3) (D) Only (2) and (3) (E) All are
true.
28.
Why are women waste collectors at a disadvantage as compared to the men waste
collectors as mentioned in the passage ?
(A)
The men sell waste collected by the women to wholesalers & keep all the
money to themselves without sharing it with the women.
(B)
The women do the more dangerous and physical work of sorting through the
garbage whereas men mostly transport dry garbage.
(C)
Men wear protective gear while sorting the garbage thereby shielding themselves
from the ill effects of being exposed to the waste.
(D)
The men force their wives and children to work for them whereas the women do
not have this luxury.
(E)
The men are not as affected by the waste as the women waste collectors because
of the difference in their physical constitution.
29.
Which of the following is possibly the most appropriate title for the passage ?
(A)
The General Public’s Apathetic ways (B) The Unorganized Sector (C) The
Invisible Waste
(D)
Waste Collectors – The World Over (E) Recognizing the ‘Work’ in ‘Dirty Work’
30.
Why, according to the author, is the issue of waste collectors as important as
the issue of global warming ?
1.
As most waste collectors in big cities are children who are ultimately the
future of our nation.
2.
As without the waste collectors sorting waste the phenomenon of global warming
would increase exponentially.
3.
As waste collectors deal with wastage which impacts the people’s everyday lives
and is also environmentally significant.
(A)
Only (2) and (3) (B) Only (1) (C) Only (1) and (2) (D) Only (3) (E) All (1),
(2) and (3)
Directions—(Q. 31–33) Choose the word/group which is most similar in meaning
to word/group of words printed in bold in the passage.
31. INHABIT (A) Reside in (B)
Encompass (C) Infest (D) Submerge (E) Are used to
32. FORAGING (A) Penetrating (B)
Incising (C) Probing (D) Begging (E) Searching
33. MONETIZE (A) Currency (B) Buy
(C) Encash (D) Regulate (E) Pay
Directions—(Q. 34–35) Choose the word/group which is most opposite in meaning
to word/group printed in bold used in passage.
34. CONSIDERING (A) Untying (B)
Remembering (C) Understanding (D) Disregarding (E) Condemning
35. HAZARDOUS (A) Pleasant (B)
Efficient (C) Important (D) Risky (E) Harmless
Directions: (36-45) Fundamentally, all human ...36... posses combinations of fixed inherited traits. All men posses the ...37... highly developed nervous system, backbone, erect posture, hair, etc. Therefore ...38... among men arise only in ...39... changes of this ...40... pattern. Racial ...41... represent one of the finest distinctions and are based on certain ...42... differences. Two races may be ...43... in hair colour and in eye colour but ...44... in stature while tow others may be ...45... in stature but differ in colour of eyes and hair.
36. a. Animal b. Being c. Mind d. Society
37. a. large b. Different c. Same d. Natural
38. a. sameness b. Naturalness c. Artificial d. Variations
39. a. no b. Large c. Fundamental d. Minor
40. a. fluctuating b. Basic c. Mad d. Picturesque
41. a. differences b. Clashes c. Hatred d. Tolerance
42. a. clearcut b. Minor c. Unnoticeable d. Massive
43. a. alike b. Different c. Mismatched d. Beautiful
44. a. alike b. Tall c. Same d. Different
45. a. similar b. Short c. Uncouth d. Different
Direction (46-50) Synonyms:
46.
Eager a. clever b. enthusiastic c.
curious d. devoted
47.
Commemorate a. boast b. remember c.
manipulate d. harmonize
48.
Secure a. secret b. comfortable c.
safe d. independent
49.
Whim a. fancy b. clumsy c. desire
d. strange behavior
50.
Candid a. rude b. impertinent c.
blunt d. frank
English Answers:1 (D), 2 (B), 3 (C), 4 (A), 5 (C), 6 (E), 7 (C), 8 (D), 9
(B), 10 (E), 11(C), 12 (A), 13 (C), 14 (B), 15 (D), 16 (A), 17 (C), 18 (B), 19
(D), 20 (B), 21 (E), 22 (C), 23 (D), 24 (C), 25 (D), 26 (B), 27 (E), 28 (B), 29
(B), 30 (D), 31 (A), 32 (E), 33 (C), 34(D), 35 (E), 36 (B), 37 (C), 38 (D), 39
(D), 40 (B), 41 (A), 42 (B), 43 (A), 44 (D), 45 (A), 46 (c), 47 (b), 48 (c), 49
(d), 50 (d)
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