Quantitative Reasoning Simple and Compound Interest Online Test

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Question 1

1. If the interest is compounded half-yearly, the rate is:

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Rate and time remain the same

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Halved and time is doubled

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Halved and time is doubled

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Doubled and time is halved

Question 2

2. Which of the following is not a component of the Simple Interest formula?

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Compounding frequency

Question 3

3. The term “principal” in interest calculation means:

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Total amount repaid

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Total interest earned

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Interest after time period

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Original amount invested or borrowed

Question 4

4. Which of the following is not true for Simple Interest?

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SI is constant per year

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SI is compounded annually

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SI increases linearly

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SI is easy to calculate

Question 5

5. The term "annually compounded" refers to:

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Ignoring the principal

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Interest being added once every year

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Simple interest applied twice

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Doubling the interest rate

Question 6

6. In the context of loans, Simple Interest is preferred when:

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Loan amount is large

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Loan duration is short

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Loan duration is long

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Interest rates are high

Question 7

7. Which of the following gives equal values in the first year of investment?

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Only Compound Interest

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Flat Rate Interest

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Reducing Interest

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Simple and Compound Interest

Question 8

8. What is the relation between time and compound interest?

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CI increases with time

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CI decreases with time

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CI becomes SI over time

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CI remains constant over time

Question 9

9. The interest which is calculated without taking into account previously earned interest is:

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Simple Interest

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Compound Interest

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Gross Interest

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Net Interest

Question 10

10. In compound interest, if the rate is 0%, the interest becomes:

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Equal to time

Question 11

11. Which one is not a method of compounding?

Question 12

12. If the principal amount is constant, what increases the Simple Interest?

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Both A and B

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Increase in time

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Decrease in rate

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Decrease in time

Question 13

13. What does "rate of interest" signify?

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The total amount received

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The annual income

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The percentage of principal paid as interest

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The period of investment

Question 14

14. The amount obtained after adding interest to the principal is called:

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Total value

Question 15

15. In compound interest, compounding done annually results in:

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The lowest amount among compound options

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Highest interest return

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The same as simple interest

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No interest at all

Question 16

16. Which one of the following can be negative?

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None of these

Question 17

17. If the compound interest on a sum for 2 years is equal to simple interest, then:

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Rate is 100%

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Interest rate is very low

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Rate is 0%

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Interest is compounded annually

Question 18

18. For which of the following would a borrower prefer simple interest?

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Long-term home loan

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Short-term personal loan

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Recurring deposit

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Fixed deposit

Question 19

19. Which method is used by banks to calculate interest on savings?

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Simple Interest

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Reducing Balance Method

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Flat Interest

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Compound Interest

Question 20

20. Which frequency yields the highest interest: annually, quarterly, or monthly?

Question 21

21. What is the impact of increasing the time period on simple interest?

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Increases interest

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Decreases interest

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Makes interest variable

Question 22

22. In compound interest, what does "T" stand for?

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Taxation value

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Time in years

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Term deposit

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Total amount

Question 23

23. Why is the compound interest amount greater over a long period?

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Due to fixed principal

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Due to repeated compounding

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Due to increase in rate

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Due to decrease in time

Question 24

24. What happens to the Compound Interest if the compounding frequency increases?

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It becomes simple interest

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It increases

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It remains constant

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It decreases

Question 25

25. A fixed deposit earns which type of interest in most cases?

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Decreasing Interest

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Simple Interest

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No Interest

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Compound Interest

Question 26

26. Why is Compound Interest considered more beneficial for investors?

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Because it reduces over time

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Because it is lower

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Because it grows exponentially

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Because it’s fixed

Question 27

27. Which factor does not affect the calculation of Simple Interest?

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Inflation rate

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Principal amount

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Rate of interest

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Time period

Question 28

28. Which interest model is easiest to manually calculate?

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Simple Interest

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Reducing Balance Interest

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Compound Interest

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Continuous Compound Interest

Question 29

29. Which of the following scenarios would benefit from compound interest over time?

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Short-term loan

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One-time purchase

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Long-term investment

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Monthly grocery spending

Question 30

30. Which factor plays the least role in determining interest?

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Mode of repayment

Question 31

31. If time is doubled in simple interest formula, what happens to the interest?

Question 32

32. Which of the following results in the highest amount of compound interest?

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Compounded monthly

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Compounded semi-annually

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Compounded quarterly

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Compounded annually

Question 33

33. If interest is calculated using the formula

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Flat Interest

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No Interest

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which type of interest is being used?

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Compound Interest

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Simple Interest

Question 34

34. What is the formula for calculating Simple Interest?

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(Principal × Rate × Time) / 100

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(Principal + Rate + Time) / 3

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(Principal × Rate) / Time

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(Principal × Time) / Rate

Question 35

35. What does the term "Simple Interest" refer to in financial calculations?

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Interest calculated only on loans

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Interest deducted before investment

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Interest calculated on the principal and the accumulated interest

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Interest calculated on the initial principal only

Question 36

36. The longer the compounding period (monthly, daily), the:

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Lower the effective return

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Higher the effective return

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Interest remains constant

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Time required increases

Question 37

37. Which of the following statements is true about Compound Interest?

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It includes interest on previously accumulated interest

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It remains constant every year

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It is always less than Simple Interest

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It is only applicable on savings accounts

Question 38

38. For the same principal, rate, and time, the Compound Interest is:

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Always greater than Simple Interest

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Always equal to Simple Interest

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Always less than Simple Interest

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Sometimes less, sometimes more

Question 39

39. Which interest is always higher if the time is more than one year?

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Compound Interest

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It depends on principal

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Both are equal

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Simple Interest

Question 40

40. In Compound Interest, the term “compounded annually” means:

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Interest is added to principal once every year

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Interest is added to principal every month

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Interest is never added to principal

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Interest is paid at the end of 2 years

Question 41

41. Which type of interest gives returns on reinvested interest?

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Flat Interest

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Reducing Balance Interest

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Simple Interest

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Compound Interest

Question 42

42. If you invest for 10 years, which method gives maximum returns?

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Quarterly Simple Interest

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Simple Interest

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Monthly Compound Interest

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Flat Rate Interest

Question 43

43. In the absence of compounding, Compound Interest becomes:

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Equal to Simple Interest

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Less than Simple Interest

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Greater than Simple Interest

Question 44

44. Which of the following directly increases both SI and CI?

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Fixing interest type

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Decreasing principal

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Increasing rate

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Decreasing time

Question 45

45. For a fixed rate and time, which principal earns the least interest?

Question 46

46. What is the effect of higher interest rate on compound interest?

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Decrease in total interest

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Increase in total interest

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Interest becomes simple

Question 47

47. In compound interest, interest calculated over previous interest is called:

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Compound effect

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Interest on interest

Question 48

48. Which formula is used for Compound Interest calculation?

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CI = P × (1 + R/100)^T – P

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CI = P × R / (1 + T)

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CI = P × R × T / 100

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CI = P × T / R

Question 49

49. What will be the compound interest if the principal is zero?

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Equal to time

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Cannot be determined

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Equal to rate

Question 50

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