Quiz about Verbal Comprehension,Numeracy - Number speed and Accuracy,Spatial Visualization,Perceptual Speed,General,Verbal Reasoning,Numeracy

Question 1

Based on the cultural practices in Japan, children are taught to clean and serve lunch at school primarily to:

Accepted Answer

Foster a sense of independence and responsibility

Answer

Punish them for making a mess.

Answer

Prepare them for future employment

Answer

Ensure the school does not have to hire more staff.

Question 2

In this question, you will be presented with a group of three words. Your objective is to identify the intruder among the three words. Two of the words will be related or connected in some way, while the third word will be the odd one out. Your task is to select the intruder from the given options.

Joseph is not as outspoken as Michel. Who is more forthright?

Accepted Answer

Michel

Answer

Joseph

Question 3

In this question, you will be presented with a group of three words. Your objective is to identify the intruder among the three words. Two of the words will be related or connected in some way, while the third word will be the odd one out. Your task is to select the intruder from the given options.

A common sight on Japanese transport is children trooping through train cars, looking for seats, the kids are as young as 6 or 7, on their way to and from school, and there is nary a guardian in sight. According to Dwayne Dixon, a cultural anthropologist, this degree of independence is the outcome of “group reliance” and not self-sufficiency, this is because children are taught at an early age that they may be called on to serve or help others and this is reinforced at school, where children take turns cleaning and serving lunch rather than relying on staff. This distributes labour across various shoulders and rotates expectations and taking responsibility for shared spaces means that children have pride of ownership and understand in a concrete way the consequences of making a mess, since they’ll have to clean it up themselves. Japanese schools rely on students to perform all tasks rather than staff.

Accepted Answer

Cannot say

Answer

True

Answer

False

Question 4

In this question, you will be presented with a group of three words. Your objective is to identify the intruder among the three words. Two of the words will be related or connected in some way, while the third word will be the odd one out. Your task is to select the intruder from the given options.

Alice is more ambitious than Ariel. Who is the most ambitious?

Accepted Answer

Alice

Answer

Ariel

Question 5

In this question, you will be presented with a group of three words. Your objective is to identify the intruder among the three words. Two of the words will be related or connected in some way, while the third word will be the odd one out. Your task is to select the intruder from the given options.

This question consists of four pairs of letters. Each pair is presented vertically. You need to determine how many of these pairs of letters are equivalent and indicate it by surrounding the corresponding number below each question $\"Aptitude$

Accepted Answer

0

Answer

1

Answer

2

Answer

3

Answer

4

Question 6

In this question, you will be presented with a group of three words. Your objective is to identify the intruder among the three words. Two of the words will be related or connected in some way, while the third word will be the odd one out. Your task is to select the intruder from the given options.

Arrange the numbers in ascending order. Apply the technique mentioned to identify the number that is furthest away from the remaining number.
Step 1: Mentally identify which of the three numbers is the highest and which is the smallest.
Step 2: Identify which of these two numbers is closest to the remaining number, subtracting the middle number from each of the two numbers if necessary. The answer may be obvious to you if there is a large difference between the different numbers and therefore this step might not be necessary for all questions.
Step 3: Surround the number whose value is further away from the remaining number.

$\"Aptitude$

Accepted Answer

12

Answer

9

Answer

7

Question 7

In this question, you will be presented with a group of three words. Your objective is to identify the intruder among the three words. Two of the words will be related or connected in some way, while the third word will be the odd one out. Your task is to select the intruder from the given options.

old new home

Accepted Answer

home

Answer

old

Answer

new

Question 8

In this question, you will be presented with a group of three words. Your objective is to identify the intruder among the three words. Two of the words will be related or connected in some way, while the third word will be the odd one out. Your task is to select the intruder from the given options.

This test is designed to analyze how quickly you turn and orientate figures and symbols mentally. Two figures with each one a pair of letters are presented to you in each exercise. You have to determine whether the two figures in each pair are identical or whether they are in fact mirror images, meaning that they do not match when placed on top of each other but instead they are a reflection of the other, as in a mirror. Your mission is to figure out how many of the two proposed pairs are identical in for each exercise. In the original online test, each question appears in the following way and you simply need to click on the number corresponding to the number of identical pairs. $\"Aptitude$

Accepted Answer

2

Answer

0

Answer

1

Question 9

In this question, you will be presented with a group of three words. Your objective is to identify the intruder among the three words. Two of the words will be related or connected in some way, while the third word will be the odd one out. Your task is to select the intruder from the given options.

$\"Aptitude$

Accepted Answer

29

Answer

24

Answer

21

Question 10

In this question, you will be presented with a group of three words. Your objective is to identify the intruder among the three words. Two of the words will be related or connected in some way, while the third word will be the odd one out. Your task is to select the intruder from the given options.

A common sight on Japanese transport is children trooping through train cars, looking for seats, the kids are as young as 6 or 7, on their way to and from school, and there is nary a guardian in sight. According to Dwayne Dixon, a cultural anthropologist, this degree of independence is the outcome of “group reliance” and not self-sufficiency, this is because children are taught at an early age that they may be called on to serve or help others and this is reinforced at school, where children take turns cleaning and serving lunch rather than relying on staff. This distributes labour across various shoulders and rotates expectations and taking responsibility for shared spaces means that children have pride of ownership and understand in a concrete way the consequences of making a mess, since they’ll have to clean it up themselves. Some students are expected to perform tasks more often than others.

Accepted Answer

False

Answer

True

Answer

Cannot say

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