Data Interpretation Quiz for IBPS PO/Clerk

Directions (Q. 1-5): Study the following table carefully to answer the questions given below:

1. What is the principal of N if the ratio of interest rate of M to that of N is 2 : 3?

1) ₹ 10449

2) ₹ 20230

3) ₹ 25000

4) ₹ 17121

5) ₹ 25423

2. What is the amount of O, if the interest is compounded yearly for 2 years?

1) ₹ 19165.7

2) ₹ 20320.9

3) ₹ 21218

4) ₹ 22418

5) ₹ 25300.5

3. If the ratio of principal of O to that of P is 4 : 5 and the rate of interest of P is 10% more than that of O, then what is the interest of P?

1) ₹ 3300

2) ₹ 3142

3) ₹ 3201

4) ₹ 2890

5) ₹ 2750

4. At what rate of interest the amount of N becomes five times that of his principal?

1) 63.58%

2) 69.96%

3) 60%

4) 133.33%

5) 162.58%

5. What is the amount of Q when the principal of Q is 20% more than that of M?

1) ₹ 32321.5

2) ₹ 13248.97

3) ₹ 54974.19

4) ₹ 32863.24

5) ₹ 17952.35

Directions (Q. 6-10): Study the following pie-chart and line graph and answer the questions given below:

The pie-chart shows the percentage of foreign currencies present in the Indian Economy in various years.

The line graph shows the value of ` with respect to other currencies – ¥ (yen), $ (dollar), £ (pound) and € (euro).

6. What is the difference between the value of dollar in 2013 and that of yen in 2010?

1) ₹ 25

2) ₹ 28

3) ₹ 30

4) ₹ 32

5) ₹ 39

7. Which currency has the maximum average value (in terms of ₹ ) for the given six years?

1) ¥

2) $

3) £

4) €

5) Either ¥ or $

8. If the total Indian Economy in 2008 was $300 billion and that in 2013 was $700 billion, then what is the ratio of the value of Indian currency in Indian Economy in 2008 to that in 2013?

1) 51 : 45

2) 7 : 3

3) 51 : 125

4) 4 : 5

5) 1 : 3

9. The total Indian Economy in 2011 was ₹ 9000 billion. If the value of dollar in foreign currency was 25% and the value of euro in foreign currency was 30% then what is the difference between their values in that year in terms of rupee?

1) ₹ 65.5 billion

2) ₹ 80 billion

3) ₹ 70 billion

4) ₹ 90 billion

5) ₹ 95 billion

10. What is the average value of all four currencies in 2010 in terms of rupee?

1) ₹ 30

2) ₹ 32

3) ₹ 31

4) ₹ 33

5) ₹ 25

Answers:

1. 3
2. 3
3. 1
4. 4
5. 2
6. 1
7. 2
8. 3
9. 4
10. 5