Face of Testing Question Samples

FACE OF TESTING QUESTION SAMPLES 1. Pedro goes goes either hunting hunting or fishing fishing every day. If it is snowing snowing & windy then Pedro goes hunting. If it is sunny and not windy then Pedro goes fishing. Sometimes it can be snowing and sunny. Which of the following statements must be true? [A] If it is not sunny and it is snowing then Pedro goes hunting. [B] If it is windy and Pedro does not go hunting then it is not snowing. [C] If it is windy and not sunny then Pedro goes hunting. [D] If it is windy and sunny then Pedro goes hunting. [E] If it is snowing and sunny then Pedro goes hunting.

2. The cost of manufacturing manufacturing tractors tractors in Korea Korea is twenty percent percent less than the cost of manufacturing tractors in Germany. Even after  transportation transportation fees and import taxes are added, it is still cheaper to import tractors from Korea to Germany than to produce tractors in Germany. Which of the following assertions is best supported by this information? [A] Labor costs in Korea are twenty percent below those in Germany. [B] Importing tractors into Germany will eliminate twenty percent of the manufacturing jobs in Germany. [C] The costs of transporting a tractor from Korea to Germany is more than twenty  percent of the cost of manufacturing the the tractor in Korea. [D] The import taxes on a tractor imported from Korea to Germany is less than twenty  percent of the cost of manufacturing the the tractor in Germany. [E] It takes twenty percent less time to make a tractor in Korea than it does in Germany.

3. In 1695 about about 11,400 11,400 doctors who had treated plague plague sufferers sufferers died and about 23,670 doctors who had not treated plague sufferers died. On the basis of these figures, it can be concluded that it was more dangerous for doctors not to participate in the treatment of plague sufferers than it was for them to participate in it.

Which of the following statements would cast most doubt on the conclusion above? [A] Expressing the difference between the numbers of deaths among doctors who had treated plague sufferers and doctors who had not treated plague suffers as a  percentage of the total number of deaths. [B] Examining the death rates for doctors in the years before and after 1695. [C] Separating deaths due to natural causes during the treatment of plague suffers from deaths caused by other causes. [D] Comparing death rates per thousand members of each group rather than comparing total numbers of deaths. [E] The figures quoted may vary by plus or minus ten percent from the actual figures. 4.

There are 900 bottles to be filled. Jim and Molly working independently but at the same time take 30 minutes to fill the bottles. How long should it take Molly working by herself to fill the bottles? Statement 1 Molly fills half as many bottles as Jim. Statement 2 Jim would take 45 minutes by himself.

Which of the statements above make it possible to answer the question. [A] Statement 1 alone is sufficient, but statement 2 alone is not sufficient. [B] Statement 2 alone is sufficient, but statement 1 alone is not sufficient. [C] Both statements together are sufficient, but neither statement alone is sufficient. [D] Each statement alone is sufficient. [E] Statements 1 and 2 together are not sufficient.

5. Of the teams competing in the world archery championships, twenty percent are from Europe. Half as many are from the United States and one twentieth are from Africa. What fraction of teams are from neither Europe, the US or Africa. [A] 13/20 [B] 15/20 [C] 13/15 [D] 17/20

[E] 13/17 Bold fields are required. 42. As the Consultant Customer Service you are responsible for the cheque book cabinet, it does happen that obsolete cheque books need to be destroyed from time to time. You get approached by a customer to “sell” these obsolete chequebooks to him, you react by most likely to:This field is required. Refusing and reporting the matter to the Branch Manager immediately You can do with the extra cash and since these books are obsolete why not You tell a colleague about this very exciting way in making money 43. As the Consultant Customer Service you are responsible for the cheque book cabinet, it does happen that obsolete cheque books need to be destroyed from time to time. You get approached by a customer to “sell” these obsolete chequebooks to him, you react by least likely to:This field is required. Refusing and reporting the matter to the Branch Manager immediately You can do with the extra cash and since these books are obsolete why not You tell a colleague about this very exciting way in making money 44. During month end the queues are snaking out the branch and to make things worse the ATMs are down. Although the ATMs are not managed by the Branch but by ATM control, the customers are very cross and one starts screaming at you, your reaction is most likely to:This field is required.  Ask the customer to go home and put the complaint in writing Listen patiently until he has calmed down, and then explain the situation to him Scream back at them; not even customers have the right to treat others in that way especially when the  ATM is not even the Branch’s responsibility 45. During month end the queues are snaking out the branch and to make things worse the ATMs are down. Although the ATMs are not managed by the Branch but by ATM control, the customers are very cross and one starts screaming at you, your reaction is least likely to:This field is required.  Ask the customer to go home and put the complaint in writing Listen patiently until he has calmed down, and then explain the situation to him Scream back at them; not even customers have the right to treat others in that way especially when the  ATM is not even the Branch’s responsibility 46. Your branch has been selected to pilot a query management process. The process decreases risk but is tedious and time consuming resulting in you leaving work at least 15 minutes later than you would like to. You have been utilising the process for just over a week now so decide most likely to:This field is required. Stay quiet and just don’t utilise the system; what they don’t know wont hurt them Give constructive feedback to your supervisor even if you risk being regarded as uncooperative Get the staff to sign a partition that you present to the Branch Manager  Fill in an overtime sheet; this is only fair as work is work and you are giving up your personal time 47. Your branch has been selected to pilot a query management process. The process decreases risk but is tedious and time consuming resulting in you leaving work at least 15 minutes later than you would like to. You have been utilising the process for just over a week now so decide least likely to:This field is required. Stay quiet and just don’t utilise the system; what they don’t know wont hurt them Give constructive feedback to your supervisor even if you risk being regarded as uncooperative Get the staff to sign a partition that you present to the Branch Manager  Fill in an overtime sheet; this is only fair as work is work and you are giving up your personal time 48. A client asks you for a product which you know absolutely nothing about; in fact you have never heard of it. Your supervisor is nowhere to be seen, so you are most likely to:This field is required. Confidently tell the client that the Bank does not offer this product; you are a top Customer Consultant and would definitely have heard about it if they did

 Admit that you have never heard about this and tell them to wait patiently for the next available Consultant, maybe they will know  Admit that you are not aware of this product and ask the client to wait for a few minutes while you to and actively source the answer even if this means referring them to the appropriate product owner  You decide to wait for your supervisor (however long it takes) so offer them a comfortable seat and a cup of coffee while they wait 49. A client asks you for a product which you know absolutely nothing about; in fact you have never heard of it. Your supervisor is nowhere to be seen, so you are least likely to:This field is required. Confidently tell the client that the Bank does not offer this product; you are a top Customer Consultant and would definitely have heard about it if they did  Admit that you have never heard about this and tell them to wait patiently for the next available Consultant, maybe they will know  Admit that you are not aware of this product and ask the client to wait for a few minutes while you to and actively source the answer even if this means referring them to the appropriate product owner  You decide to wait for your supervisor (however long it takes) so offer them a comfortable seat and a cup of coffee while they wait

uently Asked Questions anagement’s decision to opt for Computer Based Testing (hereinafter referred to as CBT) methodology in ming examinations, many concerns, questions and observations have arisen concerning various facets of  ology. Some of the fears and anxieties expressed by staff have been noted and addressed. Management rem tted to ensuring that the forthcoming examinations are credible, fair, consistent and of the highest integrity. ent sets out to provide answers to questions received by management through sms, email, phone calls l conversations. This document serves to demonstrate Management’s sensitivity and responsiveness to ns raised by all. are answers to our frequently asked questions.

does CBT entail? also known as Computer-Based Assessment (CBA), e-examination, computerized testing, on-line testing ter-administered testing. CBT is a method of administering tests in which the questions and responses nically recorded and assessed. CBT systems enable educators and examiners to author, schedule, deliver, on examinations and general tests. CBT demands that the examination questions are created in a given for s in common use are as follows: Multiple Choice Questions with single answer; Multiple Choice Questions e answer, Yes or No (True or False) and Fill in the gap. The promotion exams will predominantly adopt mul questions with single answers template.

as the service opted for the CBT Methodology? rvice has decided to adopt this methodology for the following reasons:  To ensure better turn around time in the processing of promotion examinations. With the former method, a lo ime was lost in the grading and collating process which negatively impacted on promotion prospects for staff. ith this new approach, results are available the following day. In a nutshell, efficiency in exam delivery, dministration and scoring under CBT, far surpasses the traditional methods we previously adopted.  The service will see faster decision-making as the result of immediate scoring and reporting. With this approach, candidates can be assessed over a wider range of subject areas. CBT delivers vastly improved test security resulting from the electronic transmission and encryption technolo CBT offers us unbiased test administration and scoring as computers guarantee consistency and reliability. Th ystem is blind to the identity of the test taker and has no favourites. Fewer response entry and recognition errors by candidates. For audit purposes, the CBT offers better data archiving and retrieval. Audit trails are easier under CBT. Spot randomization of test items checks examination malpractice and many forms of cheating during xaminations.

s the CBT being outsourced? cision to outsource the promotion examination exercise to Dragnet is based on the fact that we do not have th ow, experience, technology and infrastructure to carry out this exercise in-house. For this reason, we have