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Cadbury Job Aptitude test Study pack

Cadbury Job Aptitude test Study pack is a compendium of premium information to help you pass the Cadbury Nigeria’s job aptitude test

As with every aptitude test, you will need to be adequately informed to perform excellently and this study pack will reveal everything you will need to pass this test and move to the next stage of the recruitment process.

No matter what role you are applying to, this ebook will help you adapt to the difficult level of the test and guarantee your success easy.

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Instructions
This verbal reasoning test comprises 20 questions and you will have 20 minutes in
which to correctly answer as many as you can.
In each question you will be presented with a short comprehension passage followed by
three or four questions. You will need to determine which answer is correct based on the
information provided in the passages only.
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.
You can submit your test at any time. If the time limit is up before you click submit the
test will automatically be submitted with the answers you have selected. It is
recommended to keep working until the time limit is up.
Try to find a time and place where you will not be interrupted during the test. The test
will start on the next page.

Although it was discovered in the 19th century that birds were closely related to
dinosaurs, the current scientific consensus is that birds were, and always have
been dinosaurs themselves. Fossil evidence demonstrates similarities between
birds and other feathered dinosaurs, including hollow bones, nest building and
similar brooding behaviours. Although the dinosaurian lineage of birds is largely
undisputed, the evolution of powered flight in birds is still debated. Two theories of
flight in birds are the “ground-up” theory, and the “trees-down” theory. Ground-up
theorists suggest birds evolved powered flight from ground dwelling dinosaurs, and
trees-down theorists suggest birds evolved from tree dwelling, gliding dinosaurs.
Further research is required to conclusively verify the process in which birds
evolved powered flight.
Q1 The “ground-up” and “trees-down” theories are the only theories explaining
flight in birds.
True False Cannot say
Cannot Say – Although the “ground-up” and “trees-down” theories are stated
to be theories of flight in birds, they are not stated to be the only two
theories explaining flight in birds. Therefore, the correct answer is “Cannot Say”.
Q2 All dinosaurs had hollow bones.
True False Cannot say
Cannot Say – The passage states that other feathered dinosaurs also had hollow
bones, not that all dinosaurs (non-feathered) also had hollow bones. Therefore, the
correct answer is “Cannot Say”.
Q3 There is no scientific consensus regarding how birds evolved powered flight.
True False Cannot say
True – The passage states that further research is required to conclusively verify the
process in which birds evolved powered flight. Similarly, it is stated that, the
evolution of powered flight in birds is still debated. Therefore, the correct answer is
“True”.

Humans have hunted whales for thousands of years, but in the 18th and 19th
centuries whaling became an important industry, due to high demand for whale oil.
Even after industrialisation, whaling carried on at unsustainable levels and by the
mid-twentieth century whale populations had severely declined. The International
Whaling Commission (IWC) was established in 1946 to ensure the conservation of
whales and to oversee the development of the whaling industry.
In 1986, the IWC imposed a moratorium on commercial whaling to prevent the
extinction of endangered whale species. As a result of the ban, whale stocks have
recovered and thus some countries advocate the lifting of restrictions. Using
loopholes in the moratorium, Japan, Norway and Iceland currently engage in
commercial whaling and vigorously defend the practice as part of their cultural
heritage. Anti-whaling activists, however, oppose whaling on ethical grounds. They
argue that whales remain vulnerable, and that whales’ intelligence gives them
intrinsic value.
So intense is the whaling debate that the IWC, which requires a 75% vote to
overturn the ban, has reached a stalemate. Even within nations backing a return to
commercial whaling the issue is divisive. Not only has demand for whale meat
declined, whale-watching has become a popular tourist activity, and an end to
restrictions could threaten this profitable industry.
Q11 The International Whaling Commission is a regulatory organisation covering
both commercial and environmental interests.
True False Cannot say
True – the last sentence of the first paragraph states that the IWC was
established “to ensure the conservation of whales and to oversee the
development of the whaling industry”.
Q12 Industrialisation led to reduced demand for whale oil in the twentieth century.
True False Cannot say
Cannot say – this is implied by the phrase “even after industrialisation” but it is
important not to let knowledge gained outside of the passage influence your
answer. Nowhere does the passage specifically state that industrialisation reduced
the demand for whale oil