CUỘC THI DOANH NHÂN TẬP SỰ 2020

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ONLINE TEST
The Test has 3 parts: Abstract Reasoning Test, Numerical Reasoning Test and
Verbal Reasoning Test.

Part 1:

Abstract Reasoning Test

This abstract reasoning test will comprise 16 questions. You will have 17 minutes
in which to correctly answer as many as you can.

In each question, you will be presented with a logical sequence of five figures. You
will need to determine which of the possible answers best matches the next figure
in the sequence, or replaces a missing figure in the sequence.

You will have to work quickly and accurately to perform well in this test. If you don’t
know the answer to a question, leave it and come back to it if you have time.

Abstract Reasoning Test will begin at question 1, finish at question 16

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Q1. What replaces the question mark?

ANSWER: C

Q2. Which operator replaces the question mark?

ANSWER: D

Q3. What replaces the question mark?

ANSWER: C
Q4. What replaces the question mark?

ANSWER: B

Q5. What comes next in the sequence?

ANSWER: A

Q6. What comes next in the sequence?

ANSWER: B

Q7. What replaces the question mark?

ANSWER: A

Q8. What replaces the question mark?

ANSWER: A

Q9. What comes next in the sequence?

ANSWER: A

Q10. What replaces the question mark?

ANSWER: C

Q11. What comes next in the sequence?

ANSWER: A

Q12. What comes next in the sequence?

ANSWER: B

Q13. Which set does the figure belong to

(A) Set A
(B) Set B
(C) Neither set A nor set B
ANSWER: C

Q14. What replaces the question mark?

ANSWER: A

Q15. What comes next in the sequence?

ANSWER: E

Q16. What replaces the question mark?

ANSWER: B
Part 2:

Verbal Reasoning Test

This verbal reasoning test comprises 14 questions, and you will have 14 minutes in
which to correctly answer as many as you can.

You will be presented with a passage to read, and a statement about that passage.

You must select one of the following answers:

True: The statement follows logically from the information contained in the passage.

False: The statement is logically false from the information contained in the
passage.

Cannot Say: It is not possible to determine whether the statement is true or false
without further information.

You will have to work quickly and accurately to perform well in this test. If you don’t
know the answer to a question, leave it and come back to it if you have time.

Verbal Reasoning Test will begin at question 17, finish at question 30.

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Engineering research centres (ERCs) were first established in this country in the
middle of the 1980s with the direct intention of fostering improved Research and
Development collaboration between universities, industry and the government.
Unlike similar engineering research initiatives that preceded ERCs, they were
introduced with a broad remit; their focus was on changing the conduct of academic
engineering research and education as well as precompetitive generic research.
The key focus was on innovation in next-generation technology advances at the
intersection of disciplines. It was recognised that universities were often the only
places that had sufficient engineering knowledge to be able to deliver the level of
research that was required to support such objectives. The results of the research
were intended to be useful to industry but with a longer-term view than other
research. Another direct outcome of the ERCs was that university graduates would,
in theory be better prepared to commence work in an engineering environment.

As time went on the next generation of ERCs went one step further and encouraged
collaboration across universities and had a direct focus on the younger generation
of students with a leaning towards engineering - not just those who were already
studying at the universities in question. The third generation of ERCs were
implemented from 2008 and were created to cope with an increasingly global
economy and also a reduction in student interest in sciences and engineering.

Q17. It has long been recognised that industry leads the way in furthering innovative
engineering research.

(A) True

(B) False

(C) Cannot say

ANSWER: B

Q18. The global economy has had a significant positive impact on the success we
have seen in engineering research.

(A) True

(B) False
(C) Cannot say

ANSWER: C

Q19. During the 1980s students were becoming less interested in science and
engineering.

(A) True

(B) False

(C) Cannot say

ANSWER: C
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A strong year for new car sales!

Figures released by The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) show
that new car registration in the UK have increased in the first quarter of 2013 to
605,198 compared to the first three months of 2012 with 563,556 new cars being
registered.
The registration of diesel cars has increased from 283,872 to 292,403; this indicates
a 3% year on year increase. Due to the increased demand for the new downsized
turbo petrol-engine cars, there has been a notable increase in 2013 of 32,570
(12.1%) cars to 304,356, compared to the amount of petrol cars being registered in
2012 being 271,481.
March 2013 saw Ford’s Fiesta top the sales chart with 27,748 examples of the
super-mini being registered in Britain, contributing to the 34,309 of the Fiesta
models sold so far.
Figures from SMMT March sales show that even though that the Nissan Qashquai
has been on sale in UK for six years it can still compete against the best with being
ranked 6th in the list with 8,485 registered and the BMW 1-series is placed 8th most
popular with 7001 cars being registered.
A highly productive year for drivers and sales teams alike!
Q20. Car sales dropped in the first three months of 2013 by 7.4% compared to
2012.

(A) True

(B) False

(C) Cannot say

ANSWER: B

Q21. Ford has topped the cars sales with Fiesta for 2 years.

(A) True

(B) False

(C) Cannot say

ANSWER: C

Q22. Electric cars have increased in sales by over 12% since the last quarter.

(A) True

(B) False

(C) Cannot say

ANSWER: C
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Climate change is undoubtedly the biggest threat facing the planet and the potential
impact in human terms could be catastrophic. Many low lying coastal areas may
become completely submerged leading to human migration and suffering on a scale
never seen before. Drinking water is likely to become increasingly scarce and
conflict for control of water resources is anticipated. There is no longer any question
that climate change is created by human activities and it is through human
endeavour we must combat it. We must reduce our dependence on carbon emitting
fossil fuels and promote clean renewable energy, and we must be willing to support
and nurture energy efficient new technologies. Technology, like low energy lighting,
holds the key to reducing greenhouse gases without adversely impacting our quality
of life now or in the future.

Q23. Whether or not steps are taken to combat climate change, standard of living
will deteriorate.

(A) True

(B) False

(C) Cannot say

ANSWER: B

Q24. Unchecked climate change is likely to lead to humanitarian crises.

(A) True

(B) False

(C) Cannot say

ANSWER: A

Q25. The impacts of climate change are likely to disproportionately affect poorer
areas of the world.

(A) True
(B) False

(C) Cannot say

ANSWER: C

The gas provider Centrica has seen its half-year profits fall by 20% to £992 million.
Despite this it has decided to increase its dividend to shareholders to 3.9p per share.
The rise in energy prices released before the announcement of Centrica's profits
was designed, said the company, to restore "reasonable profitability". The chief
executive, Sam Laidlaw, said, "We produced a good set of results in tough market
conditions... we will continue to concentrate on improving customer service in British
Gas..." This is an interesting statement given the record rise in prices to households.
The announcement of profits which are not far off one billion pounds, a day after
the announcement of the rise in price and the increase in dividend to shareholders,
is likely to provoke angry reaction. Many will question the extent of the market power
that Centrica possesses. There will also be those that will question what the phrase
'reasonable profitability' means in the context of profits of nearly one billion pounds.

Q26. Companies increase shareholder dividends when profits fall.

(A) True

(B) False

(C) Cannot say

ANSWER: C

Q27. Centrica's half-year profits are not far off one million pounds.

(A) True

(B) False
(C) Cannot say

ANSWER: B

Q28. Announcing large profits, soon after announcing price rises, is likely to provoke
angry reaction.

(A) True

(B) False

(C) Cannot say

ANSWER: A

The brain has around one hundred billion cells (neurons). Brain cells make links
that form neural pathways and it is these links that help us to learn. It is estimated
that there might be as many as one hundred trillion such neural links although others
have put the figure much higher - 1 with millions of zeros after it. The number of
neural links has been likened to trying to imagine all the trees in the Amazon
rainforest as the number of neurons and the number of leaves on every tree in the
rainforest as the number of neural connections. Much of the new research into how
the brain works has been boosted by the development of magnetic resonance
imaging (MRI) technology. This technology allows us to be able to gain a greater
understanding of the complex processes that are involved in normal human activity.
Different parts of the brain can be shown to be more active in certain types of human
physical and mental activity than others and whilst we still have much to learn about
the brain, the leap in our understanding has not only helped the medical profession
but also business and economics.

Q29. There are one hundred trillion neural links in the human brain.
(A) True

(B) False

(C) Cannot say

ANSWER: C

Q30. Some parts of the brain are more active during creative activity.

(A) True

(B) False

(C) Cannot say

ANSWER: C
Part 3:

Numerical Reasoning Test

This numerical reasoning test comprises 14 questions, and you will have 14 minutes
in which to correctly answer as many as you can. Calculators are permitted for this
test, and it is recommended you have some rough paper to work on.

You will have to work quickly and accurately to perform well in this test. If you don’t
know the answer to a question, leave it and come back to it if you have time. Each
question will have five or six possible answers, one of which is correct.

Numerical Reasoning Test will begin at question 31, finish at question 44.

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Q31. Approximately how many more or less people aged 60 or under visit the Rush
World compared to Fun Park on a regular Monday to Thursday?

(A) 600 more

(B) 950 more

(C) 750 less

(D) 600 less

(E) 950 less

ANSWER: D

Q32. If the management at Barracuda Park raised the entrance fee by 20% for
children and seniors, what is the expected daily income on a Saturday?

(A) $51,247.50

(B) $42,333.50

(C) $34,215.00

(D) $60,102.00

(E) $28,978.60

ANSWER: D
Q33. The ratio between the number of cows at the Big Cow dairy and the Cream
Delight dairy is 4:5. What is the ratio between the daily milk produced at these two
dairies?

(A) 3:7

(B) 2:5

(C) 4:5

(D) 9:10

(E) 1:4

ANSWER: D

Q34. At the Milk Lake dairy, the average daily milk production per cow decreased
by 0.9 litres, and the amount of milk for a block of cheese increased by 0.35 litres.
How much profit per day will the dairy now make from cheese for each cow?

(A) $3

(B) $4

(C) $5

(D) $6

(E) $7

ANSWER: D
Q35. The Big Cow and Best Fresh dairies merged and, on average, now
manufacture a block of cheese from 0.4 litres of milk. The ratio between the number
of cows in each dairy was 2:5 in favour of the Best Fresh dairy. How many blocks
of cheese can an average cow produce now?

(A) 9

(B) 10

(C) 11

(D) 12

(E) 13

ANSWER: B

Q36. How many Jordanian dinars can I buy with 4 Australian dollars?

(A) 3

(B) 4

(C) 5

(D) 6

(E) 7

ANSWER: C
 Workers distribution Workers distribution
2007 2010

General
workers
Management 15% 20%
30%
Cashiers
50%
18%
Ushers 40% 15%
12%

Q37. If there were 450 workers in 2007, and 550 workers in 2010, what is the
difference between the number of cashiers in 2010 and 2007?

(A) 81

(B) 85

(C) 90

(D) 92

(E) 115

ANSWER: A
Q38. If the five online games shown have a combined subscriber base of 11.5
million, what is the cost of playing 50 minutes of game C and 1 hour 40 minutes of
game E in 2017?

(A) $3.54

(B) $5.11

(C) $5.00

(D) $6.63

(E) $4.07
ANSWER: D
Q39. Which of the following represents the largest amount in USD?

(A) 45 GBP in August

(B) 61.4 EUR in October

(C) 71.6 CAD in September

(D) 64.68 CHF in November

(E) 69.96 AUD in December

ANSWER: B
Q40. What is the 2009 gross revenue from live performances if the 2009 figure
changed from the 2008 figure by the average change in gross revenue from 2005
to 2008?

(A) $1,123 million

(B) $1,231 million

(C) $1,199 million

(D) $1,235 million

(E) $1,237 million

ANSWER: C
Q41. Which of the following statements is true?

(A) The employee’s association and NTA together own 56% of the shares

(B) Foreign institutions have the second largest holding of NTA shares

(C) Individuals own over 10% of NTA shares

(D) NTA is a financial Institution

(E) TMT holds more shares than individuals

ANSWER: B
Q42. What is the difference between the unit of vehicles sold by General Motors
and that of FCA (to the nearest 1,000) in September 2015?

(A) 21,000

(B) 62,000

(C) 17,000

(D) 72,000

(E) 58,000

ANSWER: E
Q43. Which function has the highest average bonus for both Supervisors and
Support Staff?

(A) Cannot say

(B) Manufacturing

(C) Finance

(D) Sales & Marketing

(E) IT

ANSWER: C

Q44. Which group’s bonus is highest as a percentage of base pay?

(A) Finance Support staff

(B) Finance Supervisors

(C) Manufacturing Supervisors

(D) IT Support staff

(E) Supervisors

ANSWER: B
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