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1. Consider the
following statements about Central Bank Digital Currency:
1)
It is the
same as a fiat currency and is exchangeable one-to-one with the fiat currency.
2)
It will
be potentially available for use by all which includes the private sector,
non-financial consumers and businesses.
Which of the above
statements is/are correct?
a)
1 only
b)
2 only
c)
Both 1
and 2
d)
Neither 1
nor 2
ANSWER: C
EXPLANATION:
Central Bank Digital Currency:
·
It is the legal tender issued by
a central bank in a digital form.
·
It is the same as a fiat currency and
is exchangeable one-to-one with the fiat currency.
·
Only its form is different.
·
It will be an electronic version of cash.
·
It will be primarily meant for retail
transactions.
·
It will be potentially available for use by all
which includes the private sector, non-financial consumers and
businesses.
·
It will be able to provide access to safe
money for payment and settlement.
·
It will be the direct liability of the
central bank.
2. which of the
following order is correct regarding Black hole formation:
a)
Dying
star- Blackhole-Supernova-Quasar
b)
Dying
star- Supernova-Blackhole- Quasar
c)
Dying
star -Supernova-Quasar- Blackhole
d)
Dying
star- Blackhole -Quasar-Supernova
ANSWER: B
3. Consider the
following statements about the Great Barrier Reef?
1)
It is
located off the coast of Queensland in Australia.
2)
The reef
is currently in the endangered list of IUCN.
Which of the above
statements is/are correct?
a)
1 only
b)
2 only
c)
Both 1
and 2
d)
Neither 1
nor 2
ANSWER: A
EXPLANATION:
The Great Barrier Reef:
·
Recently,
a joint report by the IUCN and UNESCO’s World Heritage Centre has recommended
that the Great Barrier Reef should be inscribed on the List of World Heritage
in Danger which has been opposed by Australia.
·
The reef
is currently not in the endangered list.
·
It is
located off the coast of Queensland in Australia.
·
It is the
world’s largest coral reef system with over 2,900 individual reefs, 900 islands
and an area covering approximately 344,400 square kilometres.
·
It is one
of the biggest biodiversity hotspots in the world as well as one of its largest
carbon sinks.
·
It is
managed as a multiple use area where a range of commercial and tourism
activities are permitted.