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Nestle Nigeria Aptitude test past questions and answers is what you need to pass the Nestle Nigeria Aptitude test. It comes with worked questions, answers, solutions and explanations.

In this study pack, you will gain the needed confidence to write and pass the Nestle Nigeria Aptitude test.

The Nestle Nigeria Aptitude Test covers the following areas

• Numerical Reasoning
• Verbal Reasoning and
• Abstract Reasoning

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Sample Nestle Nigeria Aptitude Test past questions and answers

‘Dumbards’ champagne house, a company based in the south of France, employ local
workers only. The reason behind this policy is that Dumbards promote their products as
home-crafted, ‘lovingly-made’. They believe that by employing local workers, their
products appear more exclusive, and therefore, more expensive. In recruiting its workers,
Dumbards place advertisements in the local newspaper and shop windows. They are
heavily sceptical about the internet and refuse to advertise on it. Another way in which
Dumbards recruit their staff is via recommendations from current employees. In September
last year, the company was taken over by an American businessman who is keen to
rebrand the company. He wants Dumbards to be more metropolitan and intends to open
the selection process to workers from other EU countries. This idea has been controversial
and may lead to strike action by current employees.

1. Based on the information in the passage, which one of the following statements is true?
   a. Dumbards employ local workers as it is cheaper
   b. Dumbards refuse to use internet advertising due to bad experiences
   c. Dumbards rely exclusively on recommendations from current employees
   d. Dumbards only employ local workers to appear exclusive.
   Explanation:
   a. The passage makes no reference to the expense of hiring local workers. For this reason,
   option a is incorrect.
   b. The passage identifies that ‘Dumbards’ refuse to advertise via the internet. However,
   there is no reference to a ‘previous bad experience’. The passage asks you to answer the
   question based solely on the information in the passage. For this reason, option b is
   incorrect.
   c. The passage identifies that ‘Dumbards’ use recommendations from current employees in
   their selection process. However, this is not the only method of selection employed by the
   company. The passage notes that advertisements are also placed in shop windows and the
   local newspaper. For this reason, option c is incorrect.