IC71 AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE - 14
Q1.Hemorrhagic Septicemia can occur in which of the following forms |
a) Cutaneous |
b) Pulmonary |
c) Intestinal |
d) All of the above |
Q2.The Brazilian market was opened up to the competition in __, and the IRB was registered as a local reinsurer, IRB-Brasil Resseguros S.A. |
a) 2002 |
b) 2003 |
c) 2005 |
d) 2007 |
Q3.In 1997, a new experimental scheme _____ was introduced during the (rabi 1997-98) season which was implemented in 14 districts of five states. |
a) Pilot Crop Insurance Scheme |
b) Comprehensive Crop Insurance Scheme |
c) Experimental Crop Insurance Scheme |
d) Farm Income Insurance Scheme |
Q4.For Permanent Total Disability due to accident how much amount will be provided under Gramin Personal Accident Policy? |
a) Rs.5,000 |
b) Rs.10,000 |
c) Rs.15,000 |
d) Rs.20,000 |
Q5.As per the National Agriculture Insurance Scheme provisions, three levels of indemnity have been fixed. They are ____ corresponding to high, medium, and low-risk crops. |
a) 50%, 60%, 70% |
b) 60%, 70%, 80% |
c) 60%, 80%, 90% |
d) 50%, 70%, 90% |
Q6.Location or Choice of the sector will determine the nature of the crop insurance product. Say whether True or False. |
a) True |
b) False |
Q7.______is not exclusion under Foetus (unborn calf) insurance scheme. |
a) Poor quality of the embryo |
b) Unskillful h and ling of embryo |
c) Death of embryo due administration of steroids |
d) Induced abortion carried out under veterinary advice to save the mother |
Q8.National Agriculture Insurance Scheme is available to |
a) Only 10 States |
b) Only 20 States |
c) All states and Union Territories |
d) Only to Union Territories |
Q9.In Horse/Pony/ Donkeys Insurance Scheme, the age group should be 2 years to 8 years, But for horses and donkeys maximum age is up to ____ by payment of extra premium. |
a) 10 years |
b) 15 years |
c) 20 years |
d) 25 years |
Q10.The post-Independence history of Indian agriculture can be broadly grouped into ____ which showcases the pah covered by the sector. |
a) One period |
b) Two periods |
c) Three periods |
d) Four periods |