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Q. What AI technology is being utilized in agriculture for crop monitoring?
  • A. Drone technology
  • B. Blockchain
  • C. 3D printing
  • D. Virtual reality
Q. What breakthrough did DeepMind achieve with its AlphaFold program in 2021?
  • A. Predicting protein structures
  • B. Creating synthetic DNA
  • C. Developing new vaccines
  • D. Simulating human brain activity
Q. What breakthrough did OpenAI announce in 2023 regarding its language models?
  • A. Introduction of GPT-4 with multimodal capabilities
  • B. Release of a new AI ethics framework
  • C. Launch of a fully autonomous AI research assistant
  • D. Development of AI that can predict stock market trends
Q. What breakthrough in mRNA vaccine technology was highlighted in 2023?
  • A. mRNA vaccines can be used for cancer treatment
  • B. mRNA vaccines can be stored at room temperature
  • C. mRNA vaccines have been developed for HIV
  • D. mRNA vaccines can be produced in 24 hours
Q. What breakthrough was made in 2021 regarding the use of CRISPR technology in agriculture?
  • A. Creation of drought-resistant crops
  • B. Development of pest-resistant rice
  • C. Engineering of high-yield corn
  • D. All of the above
Q. What does a balanced budget imply?
  • A. Expenditures exceed revenues
  • B. Revenues exceed expenditures
  • C. Revenues equal expenditures
  • D. No budget is prepared
Q. What does a budget deficit indicate?
  • A. Government spending exceeds revenue
  • B. Government revenue exceeds spending
  • C. Balanced budget
  • D. Surplus budget
Q. What does a decrease in the repo rate by the RBI typically indicate?
  • A. Tighter monetary policy
  • B. Easier monetary policy
  • C. Increase in inflation
  • D. Decrease in bank lending
Q. What does GDP stand for in the context of the economy?
  • A. Gross Domestic Product
  • B. General Domestic Price
  • C. Gross Development Plan
  • D. General Development Product
Q. What does the Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) refer to?
  • A. The percentage of total deposits that banks must hold as reserves with the RBI
  • B. The interest rate at which banks borrow from the RBI
  • C. The amount of money banks can lend to customers
  • D. The total capital banks must maintain
Q. What does the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) aim to achieve?
  • A. To eliminate all nuclear weapons
  • B. To prevent the spread of nuclear weapons and promote disarmament
  • C. To regulate international trade
  • D. To establish a global currency
Q. What does the repo rate signify?
  • A. Rate at which banks borrow from the RBI
  • B. Rate at which banks lend to customers
  • C. Rate of inflation
  • D. Rate of economic growth
Q. What does the term 'fiscal policy' refer to?
  • A. Government spending and taxation decisions
  • B. Central bank interest rate adjustments
  • C. Regulation of financial markets
  • D. Control of money supply
Q. What does the term 'interest rate' refer to in monetary policy?
  • A. The cost of borrowing money
  • B. The price of goods and services
  • C. The value of currency
  • D. The level of government debt
Q. What does the term 'liquidity' refer to in banking?
  • A. The ability to convert assets into cash
  • B. The amount of cash reserves held by a bank
  • C. The interest rate on loans
  • D. The total deposits in a bank
Q. What does the term 'monetary policy transmission' refer to?
  • A. The process of changing interest rates
  • B. The impact of monetary policy on the economy
  • C. The regulation of foreign exchange rates
  • D. The issuance of new currency
Q. What does the term 'Monetary Policy' refer to?
  • A. Government spending policies
  • B. Regulation of money supply and interest rates
  • C. Taxation policies
  • D. Trade policies
Q. What does the term 'monetary transmission mechanism' refer to?
  • A. The process by which monetary policy decisions affect the economy
  • B. The method of issuing currency
  • C. The regulation of foreign exchange
  • D. The collection of taxes
Q. What financial instrument is often used to fund disaster recovery efforts?
  • A. Bonds
  • B. Stocks
  • C. Derivatives
  • D. Mutual funds
Q. What happens if a bill is rejected by the Rajya Sabha?
  • A. It can be reintroduced in the next session
  • B. It is permanently rejected
  • C. It can be passed by Lok Sabha again
  • D. It goes to the President for approval
Q. What happens when the central bank raises the reserve requirement?
  • A. Banks can lend more money
  • B. Money supply decreases
  • C. Inflation increases
  • D. Interest rates decrease
Q. What innovative application of CRISPR technology was used to create a 'living' antibiotic?
  • A. CRISPR-based diagnostics
  • B. CRISPR-enhanced probiotics
  • C. CRISPR gene drives
  • D. CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing
Q. What innovative approach did researchers use in 2022 to create lab-grown meat?
  • A. 3D bioprinting
  • B. Cellular agriculture
  • C. Gene editing
  • D. Fermentation technology
Q. What innovative approach was taken in 2023 to enhance vaccine delivery systems?
  • A. Nanoparticle-based delivery
  • B. Microneedle patches
  • C. Inhalable vaccines
  • D. All of the above
Q. What innovative feature did Amazon introduce in its Alexa devices in 2023?
  • A. Multi-Room Audio
  • B. Voice Recognition for Multiple Users
  • C. Smart Home Integration
  • D. Emotion Detection
Q. What innovative feature did the AI model from Cohere introduce in 2023 for text generation?
  • A. Real-time collaboration
  • B. Contextual understanding
  • C. Emotion detection
  • D. Interactive storytelling
Q. What innovative method was used in 2021 to create lab-grown meat?
  • A. 3D bioprinting
  • B. CRISPR gene editing
  • C. Cellular agriculture
  • D. Synthetic biology
Q. What innovative technology did ISRO use in the launch of the SSLV (Small Satellite Launch Vehicle) in 2022?
  • A. Reusable rocket technology
  • B. Vertical landing technology
  • C. Rapid launch capability
  • D. Nuclear propulsion
Q. What innovative technology was tested during the Gaganyaan mission preparations?
  • A. Reusable rocket technology
  • B. Cryogenic propulsion
  • C. Crew escape system
  • D. Satellite internet
Q. What is a common challenge faced by banks during disaster recovery?
  • A. Increased loan demand
  • B. Decreased interest rates
  • C. High liquidity
  • D. Stable asset prices
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