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Polaris Bank Aptitude Test Past Questions study pack

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1. Verbal Ability  – Includes spelling, grammar, ability to understand analogies and follow detailed written instructions. Assessor wants to know how well you can communicate.
2. Numeric Ability – Includes basic arithmetic, number sequences and simple mathematics.
3. Abstract Reasoning – Measures your ability to identify the underlying logic of a pattern and then determine the solution. Abstract reasoning ability is believed to be the best indicator of fluid intelligence and your ability to learn new things quickly these questions appear in skye bank aptitude test.

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Sample Polaris Bank Aptitude Test Past Questions study pack

QUESTION:14
The value of product x doubled each year in its first three years of
production.
Its value then quadrupled in the following year , and trebled in the last
year to reach its currents value of $600.
If the value of product x at the end of its second year of production was
$100 what would its current value be?
A. $1,600
B. $2,400
C. $4,800
D. $880
E. $2,500
F. $5,200
QUESTION:15
The value of product x doubled each year in its first three years of
production.
Its value then quadrupled in the following year, and trebled in the
current of $600.
Assume rates of increase over five year are described above. If the current
value of product x is $720, what would its value have been at the end of its
first year of production
A. $36,00
B. $14,80
C. $15,00
D. $7.20
E. $18.00
F. $7.50
QUESTION:16
The value of product x doubled each year in its first three years of
production.
Its value then quadrupled in the following year, and trebled in the last
year to reach its current value of $600.
What was the value of product x a year ago?
A. $400
B. $500
C. $475
D. $200
E. $125
F. $180

Highly intelligent creatures, dolphins communicate with each other almost constantly. Although
dolphins do not have their own language, experiments show that they can be taught to understand
human sign language. Produced in the dolphin’s respiratory system, high pitched whistles are
used to raise alarm or convey emotional states. Every dolphin has a unique whistle, developed
early in life. While some researchers believe that signature whistles enable individual dolphins to
their presence. Researchers have observed dolphins imitating each others’ whistle-suggesting
that these creatures may be capable of vocal learning. Dolphins also emit a range of clicks, which
emanate from the top of their head.
Not only a method of sonar communication, these clicks also play a key role in hunting and
navigation. The high-frequency clicks travel through the water and bounce off objects. The
returning echo from the sound pulses allows a dolphin to judge the object’s distance and density
with a high degree of accuracy. Scientist remain uncertain exactly how dolphin echolation works,
with one theory being that they perceive the echo in their jaw. Bats use a similar echolation tool
to navigate
Q1 Which two of these statements must be true?
Dolphins produce two types of sounds for the purpose of communication
A dolphin uses echolation to communicate the location of prey to other dolphins
Some scientist believe that dolphins have their own language
Dolphins do not vocalize exclusively for reasons of communication
Q2 Which two of these statements must be true?
The passage suggest that dolphins and bats are similar animals
It is possible for a human being to communicate with dolphin
Sonar pulses allow dolphins to distinguish between the thickness of different objects
Dolphins are not the only species that use echolation to detect prey
Q3 Which two of these statements must be true?
CBT There is one major theory explaining the purpose of dolphins’ signature whistle
Aspects of echolation remain a source of mystery to scientists
Echolation only occurs in the water
Sonar clicks can be used by dolphins for hunting and navigation
Q4 Which two of these statements must be true?
A dolphin’s click and whistle come from the top of their head
Echolation is not an ability exclusive to dolphins
Dolphins use acoustic signals to detect prey
A dolphins’ unique whistle
Widely considered the world’s most illustrious prizes, The Nobel Prizes are awarded Annually to
recognize outstanding achievements in the fields of physics, chemistry, Physiology or medicine,
literature and peace. First given in 1901, the prizes were established in the will of Alfred Nobel, a
wealthy Swedish chemist who invented dynamite. In 1969, a new prize in economic science was
established by the Bank of Sweden. The Nobel Foundation manages the administration and
finances of the Nobel Prize, overseeing a fund valued at approximately $560 million. Since
Norway’s Independence from Sweden in 1905, the prizes’ judging, carried out by committees of
experts, has been shared between the two nations. The choice of Nobel laureates has often been
contentious. The Nobel prize for Literature, in particular has been criticised for Eurocentric focus.
The Nobel Prize cannot be awarded posthumously, and thus some influential figures such as
Mahatma Ghandi have never received the accolade. Because the science prizes typically
commend discoveries that have stood the test of time, notable, notable scientist have failed to
win because their death preceeded recognition of their works’s importance. Another rule, which
limits all but the Peace Prize to a maximum of three people, is criticised for excluding some
contributors when a team has made a discovery.
Q5 Which two of these statements must be true?
Some critics argue that the Nobel Prize in Literature is biased
The main controversy surrounding the Nobel Prize is the prohibition of posthumous
awards
There is often a time lag between a scientist discovery and the awarding of a Nobel Prize
The Nobel Foundation is responsible for the selection of laureates
Q6 Which two of these statements must be true?
Some commentators believe that the Nobel Prizes should recognize achievements
posthumously
In the first four years of the Prize’s history, laureates were selected by the Swedish judging
committees
Alfred Nobel made his fortune from his invention of dynamite
Since 1969 there has been a Nobel Prize for achievements in mathematics
Q7 Which two of these statements must be true?
The omission of Nobel Prize for Mahatma Gandhi is controversial
The Nobel Foundation has responsibility for managing the investment of Alfred Nobel’s
fortune
The Nobel Prize for literature recognizes the outstanding achievements of a European
writer
The Nobel Prize is the most prestigious prize