Top 100+ Verbal Reasoning Deriving Conclusions From Passages - 1

In the Pandit’s complaint he asks why entries could not be made in the savings bank pass book on the strength of the counterfoil of the pay-in-slip. This would save the customer from waiting until the actual voucher passed through various desks/books. The use of the voucher is, in fact the correct procedure. They delay experienced by Mr. Pandit on that day could have been avoided. On our instructions the branch manager concerned has met the complaint and explained the matter. He has also emphasised the great risk to the customer and the bank if entries are made on the basis of the counterfoils.

Question: 1

Each questions comprises three statements (A), (B) and (C). In the context of the passage, decide which one, two, three or none of the statements is/are true.
(A) The writer of this paragraph is another dissatisfied customer.
(B) The paragraph emphasises that counterfoils should not be used instead of vouchers.
(C) Use of counterfoils alone may not lead to any risk.

(A) Only A

(B) Only B

(C) Only C

(D) Only A and B

Question: 2

Each questions comprises three statements (A), (B) and (C). In the context of the passage, decide which one, two, three or none of the statements is/are true.
(A) Using counterfoils instead of vouchers is risky not only to the customers but also to the bank.
(B) The bank authorities were not insensitive to Mr. Pandit's complaint.
(C) The branch manager paid no heed to the authorities instructions.

(A) Only A

(B) Only B

(C) Only C

(D) Only A and B

Question: 3

Each questions comprises three statements (A), (B) and (C). In the context of the passage, decide which one, two, three or none of the statements is/are true.
(A) In following the correct procedure, unreasonable delays are always inevitable.
(B) Mr. Pandit's complaint was based on full knowledge of the banking procedure.
(C) Mr. Pandit's suggestion was appreciated by the bank authorities.

(A) Only A and B

(B) Only A 

(C) Only B

(D) Only C