Decision Making section 3 MCQ Practice Questions Answers Test with Solutions & More Shortcuts

Question : 11

You are patrolling, and come across two boys fighting. You go towards them but when you reach there, they are laughing and patting each other. It appears that they were just joking. What should to do?

a) Ask them why are they are causing a nuisance.

b) Approach them and ask them to explain what was happening.

c) Arrest both of them.

d) Ignore the situation.

Question : 12

You are an administrative officer at MCD. The footpaths in your area are occupied by vendors. This is dangerous for pedestrians. Traffic jams are caused as vendor and shoppers spill over in the streets. To solve this problem you would:

a) Impose license fees so a lesser number of vendor appear.

b) Get all the vendor shifted.

c) Round up the vendors and clear footpaths.

d) Provide vendors with alternative work.

Question : 13

You are a health official of your locality. Dengue is spreading very rapidly. Private hospitals are reporting a shortage of beds. One of your relatives suffering from dengue requests you to get him a bed in any hospital. You would:

a) request him to make his own arrangements as you are helpless in the matter.

b) use your influence to get him admitted to a private hospital

c) help him out by talking to a friend in a nearby state.

d) take the help of a superior to get him admitted to a government hospital.

Question : 14

Threat to air-safety is high due to poor maintenance. In the current global airline passenger boom, competition is intense which compels airline to minimise cost and maximise revenue. What you will do to reduce the threat of under maintenance?

a) Reduce fares.

b) Isolate the main factors causing problems and take best possible measures to improve air safety.

c) Increase funds for maintenance.

d) maintain air safety even at higher cost.

Question : 15

Inflation in price of food items continues unabated in the capital. As Chief Minister of Delhi you are a worried. You would :

a) Reduce prices of petrol and diesel to check inflation.

b) Provide essential items at subsidized rates in government outlets.

c) Enact a law to prevent hoarding of food grains.

d) Expect that the situation improves in future by itself.