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外企数学能力英文模拟卷

外企数学能力英文模拟卷(SHL试题模拟)在国内大部分企业招聘中，数学能力测试还不流行，但是500强外企招聘中已经普遍采用了SHL公司等提供的标准化测试题目，一般称为Numerical Reasoning。

SHL试题形式有上机操作和纸笔答卷两种。

虽然说是数学能力试卷，但是除了某些非常强调工科背景和技术含量的岗位，一般此类数学考试的题目难度不会超过中国普通初中毕业水平。

所以对于一个能正常参加高考并通过上大学的中国学生来说，SHL题目的考试纯属小菜。

但是如果你没有充分准备，小河也能翻船。

主要原因有以下：不熟悉在电脑上看英文。

面对电脑屏幕时，一般中国学生阅读本不太熟悉的英文的速度会大大下降；某些数学名词的英文表达又不熟悉，题目稍微绕个弯，限时考试中英文都理解错了，题就做砸了。

应对：多练习，多熟悉；我们给大家准备了与SHL题目难度相当的大型题库，可以反复练习不同题目，看多了，自然速度和信心就上去了。

基本数学计算方式生疏。

比如基本的排列组合、基本的几何图形公式、利润率和银行利率是怎么算的等等，由于常年不用，自然变得生疏。

限时考试是没有时间思考的，忙中就错了。

应对：找本基本的数学手册，大致看一看，把基本概念温习一下，做对SHL测试题目，绝非难事。

受到投机心理的误导。

面对此种考试，毕业生的第一反应一般是：哪里可以下载SHL 真题？哪里有高人发布的技巧？需知，SHL是一家欧洲公司，有着多种职业测试的题库；企业均是从他们那里购买了某些SHL试题的使用权。

一个企业，今年到底购买了哪些SHL 试题、多久的使用权，外人无从得知；并且，没有一个企业会完全依靠SHL试题来考察应聘者，都加入了自己公司需要考察的内容。

应聘者几乎无法肯定参加的哪部分测试内容和哪些题目为SHL试题，哪些为企业自己出的。

如此机经面经，如何能指导你应对考试？根本没有考试状态。

毕业生一般在大四会着急找SHL题目，但是所有使用SHL题目的公司，都用一个基本形式考察：用多到你不可能做完的大量题目，来看你的素质。

[外企hr面试常见问题]SHL（外企笔试常见试题）全攻略

[外企hr面试常见问题]SHL（外企笔试常见试题）全攻略篇一: SHL全攻略SHL的站点，就是给很多外企出笔试题目的那个公司象KPMG,Colgate等的题目都是这一类型http://上面有介绍笔试，面试流程，方法等http:///这里考试类型介绍以及做题方法，还有模拟测试常见的verbal ,numerical,diagram考试注册一个帐号可以做下测试，然后她给出结果看你自己在所有测试人员中的位置，增加点信心;P对有志于杀进外企的应届经管类毕业生而言，SHL公司的试题基本上是一道必须跨越的门槛。

至今为止采用他们的试题用于入门筛选笔试并且大张旗鼓招聘应届生的公司有：KPMG，HSBC，渣打, 恒生其中KPMG的数字测试已经给翻译成了中文，在难度上降低了一级。

基本情况说明此类考试分为两部分，数字能力测试和文字能力测试，就是阅读理解。

数字测试是给出一张商业类型的统计图表，要求你就表中各项数据之间的逻辑关系进行运算；文字测试是给出一小段商业或者社会题材的文字，对文章的一些事实进行辨认，考察理解程度。

总得来说测试的能力主要包括：英文阅读速度；反应速度；逻辑推理；数字敏感度首先要说明的是，此种类型的能力测试属于压力测试。

就是考中让你一面看表一面发慌，考完让你很郁闷上半天：没做完！尤其是数字能力测试。

以我正式上场三次考试的经验，状态最好的时候，我完成了35道题目中的34道，仍然被迫猜了1道。

不夸张的说，这个成绩可以在所有大陆参加同类考试的参与者中排进top 5%，在考虑到准确度之后。

敢于这么说的原因是，去年某银行的考试我在这项测试只完成到31道，依然进入了下一轮。

该银行在北大的笔试筛选率为10 out of 80。

准备工作据该公司说，此类能力测试的设计可以让参与者真实反映自身能力，通过模拟训练不会对结果有实质性影响。

对此我的评论：老外总是太低估中国学生的应试能力了，呵呵。

有把握的说，按照本文的提示进行对题型的熟悉和一定的练习，应试者可以在原有基础上至少提高10％的成绩。

某知名外企面试趣味逻辑题

某知名外企面试趣味逻辑题
据说这是某知名外企的面试题目，呵呵，只是据说，是否属实我这个没有参加面试的人就不知道了
S先生、P先生、Q先生他们知道桌子的抽屉里有16张扑克牌：红桃A、Q、4 黑桃J、8、4、2、7、3 草花K、Q、5、4、6 方块A、5。

约翰教授从这16张牌中挑出一张牌来，并把这张牌的点数告诉P先生，把这张牌的花色告诉Q先生。

这时，约翰教授问P先生和Q 先生：你们能从已知的点数或花色中推知这张牌是什么牌吗？
于是S先生听到如下的对话：
P先生：我不知道这张牌。

Q先生：我知道你不知道这张牌。

P 先生：现在我知道这张牌了。

Q先生：我也知道了。

听罢以上的对话，S先生想了一想之后，就正确地推出这张牌是什么牌。

请问：这张牌是什么牌？
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munication technologies are far from equivalent. A recent study comparing honestyacross a range of different media revealed that people were twice likely to tell lies when using the phone than when communicating via e-mail. It had previously been assumed that people would be more inclined to fabricate the truth when using e-mail, due to the remoteness of the interaction making people more comfortable about deceiving others. On the contrary, it seems that anxiety over the accountability afforded by the recording of e-mail exchanges induces greater truthfulness. However, the research also noted that people are much more likely to be rude or insulting over e-mail, outweighing any benefits of increased honesty!An implication of the study is that if telephone conversations are recorded and people are aware of this fact, they are likely to be more truthful over the phone. TPeople are unconcerned about the repercussion of e-mail untruths. FIt had been assumed that people would communicate more honestly when using e-mail than when using the telephone. F2.There is often considerable scientific disagreement both about available reserves of naturalresources and about the extent of environmental damage caused by particular pollutants.Even where the scientific evidence is incontrovertible. There may be political conflict, based on different vested interests, over the degree to which particular environmental controls should be accepted. Governments may, for example, refrain from introducing effective control if they fear these will adversely affect company profitability or jobs, even where the environmental cost of not introducing controls are considerable.There is always scientific debate around the facts regarding the reserves of natural resources.TVery rarely is there conflict over the degree to which particular environmental controls should be accepted. FParties with a vested interest are more influenced by politics than science when deciding whether to implement environmental controls.C3.Whilst high visibility crime such as night-time drunken disturbance has increased, totalurban and rural crime, both reported and unreported, has fallen over the last two years, yet paradoxically people feel less safe, believing that the converse is the case. This fall in crime has coincided with a drop in the number of police officer on the street. A citizen’s fear of crime seems not to be a matter of reality at all- the visibility of law enforcement officials hasa greater impact on their view of reality than hard facts.Reducing the number of police officer has led to a reduction in crime. CCrime statistics support popular belief about the level of crime. FPeople feel safer when there are more police on the street. T4.There is no task more difficult than that of ensuring the education of children in modernsociety. Not only school, but also teachers and their roles have changed out of all recognition in the past few decades, thanks to the impact on teaching institutions by indoctrinating, andindoctrinated, reformist intellectuals bearing revolutionary ideas. To the perpetual indiscipline of youth has now been added the indiscipline of parents, many of whom interpret any reports of wrongdoing in school on the part of their offspring as a personal affront, or as the manifestation of the malice of teachers. As for the teachers themselves, whilst many are respectable and learned men and women, who view it as their vocation to induct their charges into a civilization and a way of behaving, others attempt to influence youth merely to further their political or ideological ends.Some of those working in education have their own hidden agendas. TTeacher with revolutionary ideas will attempt to influence their pupils for their own political ends. T CSome teachers who report children of wrongdoing do so because of malice, rather than nay legitimate reason. Cst week, the competition commission outlined two packages to regulate the sale ofextended product warranties, which provide repair/replacement for faulty goods beyond the manufacturer’s original guarantee. Whilst warranty sales are currently highly profitable, with some retailers attributing up to ¾ of their profits to this income stream, they are also criticized for offering poor value for money due to obscure clauses, which restrict payment in many, but the most unlikely claim scenarios. The first package-to ban retailers selling a full warranty on the day of purchase was condemned by all as draconian-whilst the other, rather milder, option of forcing retailers to provide full information on warranty exclusions and an obligatory 60–day “cool-off” period for customers, received a more balanced hearing.Because no one believes that the first option will ever be implemented, investors and analysts ha ve focused more closely on the implication of the “milder” package. In a recent leaked research note, one analyst suggested that the implementation of the reform in the second package would place a staff-training burden on the retailer, which would lead to a significant increase in the cost of warranty sales, and a predicted 20% fall in actual sales.“Cool-off” periods are not currently offered by companies selling product warranties. TIt is likely that neither package will be implemented. CPreventing retailers from selling warranties on the day of purchase of a product was felt to be too severe a restriction. T6.All scientific knowledge is provisional. Everything that science knows, even the mostmundane facts and long-established theories, is subject to re-examination as new information comes in. the latest data and ideas are scrutinized the most. Some recantations will be unavoidable, but this is not a weakness of science, but rather its strength. No endeavor rivals science in its incremental progress towards a more complete understanding of the observable universe.Science improves understanding on the basis of leaving unchallenged those theories that appear to work. FSome facts in science cannot be challenged if any progress is to be made. FThat which is not observable cannot be part of the domain of science. C7.The Statute on workplace safety requires that an employer should ensure, so far as isreasonably practicable, the health, safety and welfare at work of all full and part time employees, and also those not in direct employment who may be affected by acts or omissions at work. However, it is also the duty of employees to take reasonable care for their own health and safety and also that of other persons who may be affected by their acts or omissions at work, for example by complying with all notices on health and safety that are posted.If a workplace visitor is hurt due to an act of negligence by an employee then the employee may be held solely responsible. FAn employer has responsibility for the safety of visitors to his factory. TEmployees have negligible responsibility for workplace health and safety. F8.Today’s historians aim to construct a record of human activities and to use this record toachieve a more profound understanding of humanity. This conception of their task is quite recent, dating from the development from 18th and early 19th centuries of scientific history, and cultivated largely by professional historians who adopted the assumption that the study of natural, inevitable human activity. Before the late 18th century, history was taught in virtually no schools, and it did not attempt to provide an interpretation of human life as a whole. This is more appropriately the function of religion, of philosophy, or even perhaps of poetry.That which constitutes the study of history has changed over time. CProfessional historians did not exist before 18th century. CIn the 17th century, history would not have been thought of as a way of understanding humanity. T9.Whilst having similar effects on employees, there tend to be major difference between amerger and an acquisition. In an acquisition, power is substantially assumed by the new parent company. Change is often swift and brutal as the acquirer imposes its own control systems and financial restraints. Parties to a merger are likely to be evenly matched in terms of size, and the power and cultural dynamics of the combination are more ambiguous, integration is a more drawn out process.During an acquisition, there is often more overt conflict and resistance and a sense of powerlessness. In mergers, because of the prolonged period between the initial announcement and full integration, uncertainty and anxiety continue for a much longer time as the organization remains in a state of limbo.There tends to be a major power difference between parties in an acquisition. TMergers and acquisition tend to have distinctly different impacts on employees. FMergers yield a shorter period of anxiety and uncertainty amongst employees. F10.Management is, in effect, the catalyst that is essential for converting the resources and rawmaterial inputs of the operation into valued outputs and, in the process, ensuring that stakeholder needs are satisfied. Managers represent the critical factor, which economists refer to as “enterprise”, without which the other factors (land, labor and capital) cannot function. Managers are effectively the custodians of the organization’s resource, responsible for deciding what the resources should be used for, how best to use them, and to which customers the outputs should be targeted.Stakeholder needs are best served through the creation of valued outputs. CManagement has at least two major but different responsibilities. TManagers must decide how best to handle all the resources at their disposal.T11.There is no doubt that vegetarian food can be healthier than a traditional diet –indeed,research has demonstrated that vegetarians are less likely to suffer from heart disease and obesity than those who eat meat. One long-standing concern about a vegetarian lifestyle is the risk of failing to take in enough protein. However, historical calculations as to the amount of protein needed for a healthy lifestyle have recently been shown to overestimate the quantities needed, and if vegetarian select their food carefully they should be able to meet their protein needs.A balanced diet is more likely to promote health than any particular food or food group inisolation. CToo much protein in the diet can lead to heart disease. COver time the recommendations as to what constitutes a healthy balanced diet have changed.C12.Water, the most common liquid used for cleaning, has a property called surface tension.Molecules in the body of the water are surrounded by other molecules, but at the surface a “tension” is created as molecules are only surrounded by other molecules on the waterside.This tension inhibits the cleaning process, as it slows the wetting of surface due to tension causing the water to bead up. This is where water droplets hold their shape and do not spread. For effective cleaning to take place “surface tension” must be reduced so that water can spread. Surface-active agents, or surfactants, are chemicals, which are able to do this effectively.Surface-active agents, or surfactants, are only used for cleaning. CWater is the only known liquid used for cleaning. FIf surfactant chemicals are added to water when cleaning a surface, surface tension will occur.FThe molecules on the waterside hinder the cleaning process. T13.The biggest risk facing the world’s insurance companies is possibly the rapid change nowtaking place within their own ranks. Sluggish growth in core markets and intense price competition, coupled with shifting patterns of customer demand and the rising cost of losses, are threatening to overwhelm those too slow to react.Insurance companies are experiencing a boom in their core markets. FInsurance companies are competing to provide best prices to customers. TInsurance companies are coping well with increased price competition and rising losses. F14.Short-sightedness is to a large extent inherited, its incidence varies from one family toanother. The reason behind the link between the common incidence of short-sightedness and high intelligence is unclear. Previous generations thought that eyes could become strained by years spent poring over books, but a few decades ago the popular medical view was that short-sighted people gravitated towards the library because they found it hard to excel at sports. Recently there has been partial support for a theory that high intelligence and short-sightedness may, in fact, be part of a genetic package.The genetic link between intelligence and short-sightedness has recently been disproven. F People from all families stand at an equal chance of being short-sighted. FIntelligence is to a large extent inherited. C15.The cosmic microwave background (CMB) radiation is the afterglow from the Big Bang, andweak as it may be today, these primeval microwaves hold valuable information about fundamental properties of the early universe. Slight differences, or anisotropies, in the brightness and polarization of the CMB reveal clues about the nature of the primeval plasma: that the discrepancies exist at all shows that the plasma was not perfectly uniform. The variations in the brightness seen in the CMB reflect differences in the density of the primordial plasma, whereas the anisotropic polarization reveals information about the dynamics of the early universe, such as the movement of material and the number of gravitational waves. The CMB, however, is not the only source of polarized microwaves and the cosmological polarization must thus be measured at different wavelengths so as to isolate them from foreground signals.The anisotropies of the CMB show solely that the primordial plasma was not uniform. FThe polarization of cosmic microwaves is measured at different wavelength so as to separate the foreground from the background signals. TThrough studying the cosmological microwaves, one may learn about the forces of gravity in the early universe. T16.Internet experts are warning of a new multitude of extremely dangerous computer virusesthat have recently been causing devastation and could potentially cripple entire global computer systems. These viruses can replicate thousands of copies within hours and are capable of extirpating security software that, in turn, enables hackers to appropriate control of the machines. Criminal gangs can then establish bank accounts using stolen identities, sabotage a company’s computer system and extort money for its restoration, and sell computers that have been interfered with on the black market. Computer users are often advised to refrain from opening suspicious program attached to the emails and to continually update their security software.Internet experts are advising computer users to replace their software if they suspect it has been tampered with. C17.For most people, any reference to hypnosis brings to mind images of individuals involved inamusing, and often out of character, behavior. However, hypnosis is also a topic of scientific research. Research by scientists over the last few decades has revealed ways in which memory processes, and processes involved in pain perception can be changed using hypnosis. It has also been found that hypnotic suggestions can regulate activity in identifiable sections of the brain and can contribute to the effective management of cognitive conflict.Findings from several related brain imaging studies, for example, have suggested that people under hypnosis cab exhibit reduced level of brain activity in both visual area and the anterior cingulate cortex. Disparate research has already established the role of these brain structures in the monitoring the cognitive conflict.18.Workers are becoming increasingly concerned about company relocation due to itsassociation with employee distress and isolation, which can be caused by issues such as the management of property transitions and loss of community ties. Furthermore, moving home can put a strain on worker’s financial resources and close relationships, especially for those working parents who may feel guilty about moving children to new schools. Regardless of the disruption created, some individuals are very willing to relocate, due to the potential for enhanced career prospects and long-term financial stability.Some people may feel guilty about the consequences of relocating. TCompany relocation has increased. CThe potential benefits of job relocation are seen, by some, to be worth the associated distress and strain. T19.Political, economic and demographic developments are combining to increase the wealth ofindividuals leading economies. These individuals take a much more active role in managing their personal financial affairs and in determining how their assets should be invested for their long-term benefit. As a result, we are seeing the emergence of a new market, consisting of so-called “afflue nt individuals”. This structural trend is set to continue and will provide significant opportunities for financial services providers. This band of individuals has traditionally been dominated by old money inheritance, a nd this will remain a factor, but the rise of new affluent money is increasing as individuals benefit from higher salaries and compensation in the form of stock options. These new affluent individuals are also creating wealth as small business entrepreneurs.Affluent individuals want to manage their own assets rather than use financial service providers. CIndividuals cannot become “affluent” through inheriting old money. FInherited old money will be completely replaced by new affluent money. F20.At the moment of GTC, like other European producers, is able to relieve at least some of itsover-capacity by exporting, partly to Central America. A decade from now, that region will belargely self-sufficient and trade will be starting to flow the other way. However, for GTC investors, the comp any’s recent restructure could herald better times. The group’s lack of focus and lack-lustre returns have been much criticized of late.Central America will, in the future, begin to export less to Europe. FCentral American producers will find a ready market for their products in Europe. CRestructuring generally produces an increase in profitability. C21.The increasing fragility of the rural economy will be the biggest challenge facing countrycommunities over the next ten years. Agriculture, which accounts for a quarter of rural job, is in decline. Tourism provides no more than half this number of job. The rural manufacturing sector, however, has grown over last ten years. Despite this, it still employs fewer than one in twenty people living in rural area, and is threatened by companies based in industrial areas, which benefit from access to a larger skilled workforce and better transportation networks.Industries based in rural areas benefit from better transport links. FManufacturing provides the fewest jobs in the countryside. CThe manufacturing sector is likely to be the main source of employment for rural workers in the future. CIndustries based in rural areas suffer from poorer transport links. T22.In recent years, many issues have been considered when attempting to ameliorate thewellbeing of patients and the efficiency of hospital administration. Patients have often complained about endless waiting lists, low standards of cleanliness, poor hospital food, and unsatisfactory doctor-patient communication and now, according to an expert from a leading image consultancy, doctors’ dress codes and their general appearance must come under close scrutiny. Of healthcare professionals have an unwashed appearance, dirty nails or unkempt hair, this exudes the impression of recklessness, wearing red reminds patients of blood, and power dressing is discouraged because patients may feel undermined and less relaxed. Although campaign groups approve of healthcare professionals leading by example with high standards of hygiene in hospitals, some individuals argue that this potential new image legislation is merely a case of jumping on the bandwagon of the current media trend for home and lifestyle makeovers.Individuals have argued that the current media trend for lifestyle makeover is direct result of the concern over the image of new legislations. FNew hospital legislation states that healthcare professionals must have clean fingernails. TIt is always preferable for healthcare professionals to wear blue instead of red. C23.One of the great paradoxes of entrepreneurship is that entrepreneurs must develop thecapacity to engage the urgent with the emergent. Routine pressures force us to allow the urgent to dominate us, quarterly reports, market share, and tangible return on investment become paramount in this paradox, emergent (strategic) issues are often lost.The urgent presents itself in tangible shape and form, whereas the emergent is subtler in its appearance. Entrepreneurs need to pre-sense emergent reality, thus they require more than ordinary attentiveness. However, information consumes the attention of the recipient, and urgent information is by nature more demanding of attention than emergent. Yet it is an awareness of the emergent that frequently distinguishes the successful leader, the individual who can see through the reactive demands of day-to-day urgency to act rapidly upon the emergent trends that, if capitalized upon, can ensure commercial triumph. One way of ensuring time to identify the emergent is to make time for reflective moments in work life in order to restore the quality of attentiveness and see through the fog of the immediate.It is easier to spot an emergent trend than an urgent issue. FThe present tends to be governed by the immediate demands. TIt is easy to lose sight of the strategic issues given the demands that immediate issues make.T24.Some doctors claim that any information received from a patient during a medicalconsultation is subject ethically to absolute confidentiality and can in no circumstance be revealed without the patient’s permission. Without such a rule, they believe that patients would not supply all of the information needed to treat them. Most however, believe that their obligations to society override their obligations to their patients; for example, being prepared to report to the police a patient who persisted in driving, despite the existence of a condition that rendered them unsafe. One reason for such a conflict is that whilst courts recognize the confidentiality of exchange between lawyers and clients, this is not extended to doctor and patients.A doctor would report to the police a patient who was a danger to others. CPatients rarely give permission for a doctor to discuss their medical details with others. CDoctors are in agreement about the ethics and practice of patient confidentiality. F25.Private airline companies have always been determined to operate a transport system that issafe for passengers, whilst still remaining competitively priced and commercially viable.However, a private sector business can only remain viable if it generates profits for its shareholders. Recent reports suggest that if all aircrafts were fitted with military derived ground-to-air missile defense system, and at all airports there was infallible screening for weapons and explosives then the system would be much safer. However, totally effective screening would preclude all possibility of profit, and current systems are still very thorough, whilst also providing a good cost-benefit ratio.Military aircraft are safer than commercial craft. CMore effective airline security systems than are currently in use are available. TCurrent airline security systems provide the best possible mix of cost against benefit. C26.Full employment is a concept, which is often referred to but seldom defined. Beveridge’sdescription comes close to what most economists understand by the term. In his view full employment means that “unemployment is reduced to short intervals of s tanding by, withthe certainty that very soon one will be wanted in one’s old job again or will be wanted in a new job that is within one’s powers.” In other words, f ull employment does not mean zero unemployment, but allows for some measure of acceptable unemployment, for example, “frictional” unemployment whilst changing jobs.Definitions of full employment are abundant. FSome economists do not understand full employment in Beveridge’s terms. CIn B’s view, full employment incorporates those unemploye d people who are certain to regain work very shortly. T27.The typical share-save scheme is a regular savings plan that gives employees the opportunityto purchase shares in 3.5 or 7 years time, should they choose to exercise the purchase option, at a discounted price fixed before the saving period starts. In addition to potential financial gains, the employee also has the opportunity to participate in future company development through the acquisition of shares. The employee does not have to pay income tax on any gains made on the exercise of the option to buy shares, though there may be a liability to capital gains tax if the shares are sold and the resulting gains cause that particular employee’s level of capital gains liability to exceed the annual exempt amount.Employees usually exercise the option to sell their shares at the end of the saving period. CEmployees do not automatically have to pay Capital Gains Tax as a consequence of participating in share-save scheme. TIndividuals who sell shares generate no potential tax liability. F28.Staff monitoring is a particularly issue for managers – the only kind of staff monitoring notsubject to regulation is where one individual watches another. Once any recording starts, even if it is manual, monitoring is subject to the Data Protection Act – employees need to be told about monitoring takes place and why. The information gathered has to be kept secure, and affected staffs have the right to see information related to them. Whilst a person’s consent is not required, he or she must be consulted about the processing of personal information (monitoring data is construed as “personal”), and monitoring practices must not cause unnecessary stress. However, covert monitoring without consultation may be used, but only in particularly serious circumstances, such as when a staff member is suspected of dishonest. In such a case, the covert surveillance (e.g. hidden cameras) must be in targeted areas and at times when the dishonest behavior is expected- any other information must be disregarded.It is not possible to avoid the Data Protection Act when monitoring staff. FManagers find it difficult to justify the use of covert monitoring procedures. CAny employee in a building where monitoring is taking place may see all of the information collected. F29.Without exception, living non-human primates habitually more around on all fours, orquadrupedally, when they are on the ground. Scientists generally assume therefore that the last common ancestor of humans and chimpanzees (our closest living relative) was also a quadrupted. Exactly when the last common ancestor lived is unknown, but clear indicationsof bipedalism, the trait that distinguishes ancient humans from other apes, are evident in the oldest known species of Australopithecus, which lived in Africa roughly four millions years ago.Bipedal apes are more evolutionarily advantaged than quadrupedal ones. C/Bipedalism is the main trait that distinguishes ancient humans from Australopithecus. FAustralopithecus is as closely related to ancient man as to the chimpanzee. C30. A new computer program can tell whether a book was written by a man or a woman. Thesimple scan of key words and syntax is about 80% accurate on both fiction and non-fiction.The program’s success seems to confirm the stereotypical perception of differences in male and female language use. Crudely put, men talk more about objects and women more about relationships.Female writers use more pronouns (I, you, she, myself), whilst males prefer words that identify or determine nouns (a, the, that) and words that quantify them (one, two, more).These differing styles have previously been called “involved” and “informational”, respectively.The algorithm within the program was initially trained on a few test cases to identify the most prevalent fingerprints of gender and of fiction and non-fiction. The algorithm can now be focused on new bodies of text. Strikingly, the distinctions between male and female writers are much the same as those that, even more clearly, differentiate non fiction-and fiction. The program can tell these two genres apart with 98% accuracy.Stereotypes are generally based on fact. CWomen are more likely than men to adopt an “informational” style of written communication.FThe program is more accurate at identifying the gender of the writer then the fiction or non-fiction content of the passage. F31.Sandford Group’s first end of year announcement since the takeover of SPX Inc placed muchemphasis on the period of extreme transformation and development undergone by the company. Emphasis was placed on the admirable way that its employees had steered the company through a turbulent six months, and subsequent benefits that were being reaped, such as a steady growth of the Sandford brands in the marketplace. Whilst recognizing that the takeover had been undertaken as a way of increasing market share, rather than improving efficiency, the announcement made much of the substantial yet somewhat unintended cost reductions that had taken place. This was explained by the swift introduction of SPX’s computer systems which permitted a Group headcount cut and also the subletting of surplus office space.The time since takeover has not always been easy for Sandford. T (six months)The takeover achieved more for the company than was initially planned. TThe performance of the Sandford brands was poor prior to the takeover（在takeover之前市场表现差） . C。

企业面试逻辑测试题及答案

企业面试逻辑测试题及答案在当今竞争激烈的就业市场中，企业为了选拔出最适合的人才，常常会在面试过程中设置逻辑测试题。

这些测试题旨在评估应聘者的逻辑思维能力、分析问题的能力以及解决问题的能力。

以下是一些常见的企业面试逻辑测试题及答案。

题目一：过河问题有四个人需要过河，他们的过河时间分别是 1 分钟、2 分钟、5 分钟和 10 分钟。

每次最多只能两个人同时过河，而且过河时必须使用手电筒，而手电筒只有一个。

请问，他们全部过河最少需要多长时间？答案首先，让 1 分钟和 2 分钟的人一起过河，花费 2 分钟。

然后 1 分钟的人把手电筒送回来，花费 1 分钟。

接着 5 分钟和 10 分钟的人一起过河，花费 10 分钟。

再让 2 分钟的人把手电筒送回来，花费 2 分钟。

最后 1 分钟和 2 分钟的人一起过河，花费 2 分钟。

总共花费的时间为：2 ＋ 1 ＋ 10 ＋ 2 ＋ 2 ＝ 17（分钟）题目二：称球问题有 8 个外表一模一样的球，其中 7 个质量相同，1 个质量较重。

现在只有一个没有砝码的天平，请问最少称几次能找出较重的那个球？答案将 8 个球分成 3 份，分别是 3 个、3 个、2 个。

第一次称：把两份 3 个的分别放在天平两端。

如果天平平衡，较重的球就在剩下的2 个球中，再称一次就能找出。

如果天平不平衡，较重的球在天平下沉的那 3 个球中。

第二次称：从有较重球的那 3 个球中，任意取出 2 个，放在天平两端。

如果天平平衡，剩下的那个球就是较重的。

如果天平不平衡，下沉的一端就是较重的球。

所以，最少称 2 次能找出较重的球。

题目三：倒水问题有两个容量分别为 5 升和 3 升的水桶，如何只用这两个水桶准确量出 4 升的水？答案第一步，将 3 升的水桶装满水，倒入 5 升的水桶中。

此时 5 升的水桶中有 3 升水。

第二步，再次将 3 升的水桶装满水，继续倒入 5 升的水桶中，直到5 升的水桶装满。

此时 3 升的水桶中还剩下 1 升水。

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矿产资源开发利用方案编写内容要求及审查大纲
矿产资源开发利用方案编写内容要求及《矿产资源开发利用方案》审查大纲一、概述
㈠矿区位置、隶属关系和企业性质。

如为改扩建矿山, 应说明矿山现状、
特点及存在的主要问题。

㈡编制依据
(1简述项目前期工作进展情况及与有关方面对项目的意向性协议情况。

(2 列出开发利用方案编制所依据的主要基础性资料的名称。

如经储量管理部门认定的矿区地质勘探报告、选矿试验报告、加工利用试验报告、工程地质初评资料、矿区水文资料和供水资料等。

对改、扩建矿山应有生产实际资料, 如矿山总平面现状图、矿床开拓系统图、采场现状图和主要采选设备清单等。

二、矿产品需求现状和预测
㈠该矿产在国内需求情况和市场供应情况
1、矿产品现状及加工利用趋向。

2、国内近、远期的需求量及主要销向预测。

㈡产品价格分析
1、国内矿产品价格现状。

2、矿产品价格稳定性及变化趋势。

三、矿产资源概况
㈠矿区总体概况
1、矿区总体规划情况。

2、矿区矿产资源概况。

3、该设计与矿区总体开发的关系。

㈡该设计项目的资源概况
1、矿床地质及构造特征。

2、矿床开采技术条件及水文地质条件。

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此类考题，基本都是SHL测试汉化后的题目。SHL试题是没有中文版本的，有些招聘公司在
招聘对英文要求不高的职位时，就将购买的SHL题目翻译一下，用来考察应聘者的基本逻辑
思维。这些题目有固定套路和解题思路，和英文的一样，无非假设、支持、反对、评价这四
大类；因为是中文，所以大家没有了语言上的障碍，相比英文的逻辑题，会更容易些。
与英文逻辑题类似，在招聘实践中我们常见的问题是什么呢？
不熟悉SHL测试逻辑题的思路和解题方式。对于很多应聘者，这可能是他们第一次遇到
此类的标准化逻辑题，有时完全不能进入状态，我们甚至见到过在面试结束后，拦住招聘者
争执某个题目的正确答案是什么。应对：并不需要大家去学逻辑学的东西，这些题目都是常
识性的东西，需要的，是使用我们的题库，反复做几次，熟悉，再熟悉。看多了几次，解题
不难。
解题速度太慢。因为是标准化测试，所以一般都有时间限制。限时的结果，是在匆忙中
准确率大幅下降。普通的此类题目，大致是1-2分钟做出一道，而且一直做下去，没有回头
检查思考的时间。对应：让自己在限时状态下做题。我们的考试系统非常完善，有固定的时
间限时，可以使你更快地适应节奏，进入状态。
如何更好的利用这个模拟SHL的自动考试？建议大家不必忙着反复测试，而是要尽量搞
明白，自己做错的题为什么错了，正确的思路应该是怎样的；然后再重新测试。这样经过几
个过程，正确率自然会高很多。
需要指出的是，很多此类题，在面谈时也会出现，出题的方式也不尽相同。面试和笔试
不同，搞不懂最后的正确答案并不要紧，要紧的是：此时应聘者一定要让招聘者明白自己的
逻辑思维过程，让面试者明白你有很好的思维模式和应对办法，虽然中间的某一步有失误，
但你是能够给出一个答案的；最糟的就是呆坐半天，说不出个结果。
本产品为SHL题目的模拟题，类型和思路上都与其非常接近，供应聘者热身准备之用。