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KPMG笔试题复习课程

KPMG笔试题

TEST

Whatpercentageofwomenleavinguniversitywentintofinanceandadministration?

10%

11%

14%

20%

21%

Howmanythousandtonnesofliquidswereliftedin1989?

1.3

1.5

1.9

2.0

Noneofthese

HowmuchmoreperpupildoLondonauthoritiesspendonstaffinsecondaryschoolsthaninprimaryschools?

£209

£219

£232

£291

£314

Whichoneareaofemploymentisleastpopularamongfemaleuniversityleavers?

Cannotsay

Computing

LibraryWork

Marketing

Research

Howmuchmorecoalwasliftedin1992thanin1987?

0.1thousandtonnes

0.2thousandtonnes

0.3thousandtonnes

1.3thousandtonnes

2.0thousandtonnes

Howmuchmorethan"other"authoritiesdoLondonauthoritiesspendpersecondarypupilonpremises?

£39

£47

£184

£137

£291

Whichwasthemostpopularareaofworkchosenbywomenleavinguniversity?

Administration

Finance

Health

Sales

Teaching

Howmanythousandtonnesofmerchandiseandliquidswereliftedin1991?

1.9

2.2

2.8

2.9

3.0

WhatisthetotalcosttoLondonauthoritiespersecondaryschoolpupil?

£688

£948

£985

£1,357

£1,427

Intowhichtwoareasofemploymentdidacombined19%offemaleuniversityleaversgo?

Admin&Computing

Health&Research

Marketing&Admin

Teaching&Computing

Teaching&Library

Inwhichyearwasmostmerchandisecarried?

1988

1989

1990

1991

1992

Onwhatdo"other"authoritiesspend13.8%oftheirtotaloutlayperprimaryschoolpupil?

Books&Equipment

Premises

Staff

Other

Cannotsay

Howmanywomenwentintoteachingwhentheyleftuniversity?

140

650

870

910

Noneofthese

In1988howmuchmoremerchandisethanliquidswaslifted?

0.2thousandtonnes

0.9thousandtonnes

1.0thousandtonnes

1.1thousandtonnes

2.2thousandtonnes

WhatisthetotalexpenditureforaprimaryschoolinLondonwith320pupils?

£300,360

£303,360

£330,306

£330,360

£360,303

Howmanymorewomenwentintocomputingthanintoresearch?

120

135

195

325

Noneofthese

Howmuchmoreliquidwascarriedin1989thanin1992?

0.5thousandtonnes

0.8thousandtonnes

1.3thousandtonnes

1.5thousandtonnes

1.8thousandtonnes

WhatisthedifferenceintotalcosttoLondonauthoritiesbetweenonesecondarypupilandoneprimarypupil?

£260

£314

£409

£948

Noneofthese

Howmanywomenwentintocomputingandadministration?

940

1040

1100

1140

Noneofthese

Inwhichyearwasanequaltonnageofmerchandiseandcoalcarried?

1987

1988

1990

1991

1992

Approximatelywhatproportionofthetotalamountspentperprimarypupilby"other"authoritiesisonbooksandequipment?

1%

3%

10%

12%

17%

24%offemaleuniversityleaversgointo

Finance,Research&Admin

Finance,Teaching&Research

Health,Computing&Research

Marketing,Finance&Computing

Teaching,Research&Admin

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Thecourselastedtwelveweeks.

True

False

CannotSay

Alessontimeoftwohourswasconsideredtobethebestlength.

True

False

CannotSay

Atargetofninetyhourswassetforthecourse.

True

False

CannotSay

Thesecoursesarebeneficialtotheentirepopulation.

True

False

CannotSay

Thismemoshouldbedistributedtoallstaff.

True

False

CannotSay

Statisticsshowthat,onaverage,asecretaryspendsathirdofworkingtimefiling.

True

False

CannotSay

MsEspeyshouldbecontactedwithfurtherenquiries.

True

False

CannotSay

Allfirmsshouldemployafulltimefilingclerk.

True

False

CannotSay

Accordingtothesurvey,executivesinthenorthmakearoundthirty-ninebusinesscallsaday.

True

False

CannotSay

Thetelephonewillalwaysbetheexecutive'smostusedtool.

True

False

CannotSay

Overhalfoftheexecutivesinthesurveysaidthattheywastealotoftimeonthetelephone.

True

False

CannotSay

Telephonesareoftenmisused.

True

False

CannotSay

Visitorssometimesgetoutoftheircartolookmorecloselyattheanimals.

True

False

CannotSay

Accidentshaveoccurredwhenvisitorswinddowntheirwindowstotakephotographs.

True

False

CannotSay

"Danger"signsareplacedeveryfiftyyardsaroundthepark.

True

False

CannotSay

Thegeneralpublicshouldbebannedfromsafariparks.

True

False

CannotSay

Inthepast,complaintsabouttobaccosmokepollutionwouldhavebeentreatedseriously.

True

False

CannotSay

"Secondaryinhalation"isbreathinginanother'ssmoke.

True

False

CannotSay

Medicaljournalshaveproposedthatsmokingshouldbebannedfromoffices.

True

False

CannotSay

Smokershaveanincreasedriskofheartdisease.

True

False

CannotSay

Wiseparentsshouldpraisetheirchild'sdrawings.

True

False

CannotSay

Teachersandparentsshouldavoidtalkingtoeachother.

True

False

CannotSay

Allchildrenwatchtelevision.

True

False

CannotSay

Allchildrenshouldgotoplayschool.

True

False

CannotSay

SixtypercentofBritain'smarriedwomenhavetheirowncareers.

True

False

CannotSay

Televisionwritersneverrefertowivesas"herindoors".

True

False

CannotSay

Womenholdallthetoppostsinthetelevisionindustry.

True

False

CannotSay

TheNationalStatisticsshowthatmostcoupleshave2.3children.

True

False

CannotSay

TEST2

1. The main difference between nuclear and fossil-fuelled power stations is 

an economic one.

TRUE

UNTRUE

CANNOT SAY

2. The price of coal is not relevant to discussions about the relative effic

iency of nuclear reactors.

TRUE

UNTRUE

CANNOT SAY

3. If nuclear reactors were cheaper to build and decommission than fossil-fu

elled power stations, they would definitely have the economic advantage.

TRUE

UNTRUE

CANNOT SAY

4.Physicalstimuliusuallywininthecompetitionforourattention.

TRUE

UNTRUE

CANNOTSAY

5.Thecapacityofthehumanbrainissufficienttointerpretnearlyallthe

stimulithesensescanregisterunderoptimumconditions.

TRUE

UNTRUE

CANNOTSAY

6.Eyesareabletocopewithagreaterinputofinformationthanears.

TRUE

UNTRUE

CANNOTSAY

1.Itispossiblethatpermanentstaffwhoareonholidaycanhavetheirworkcarriedoutbystudents.

TRUE

UNTRUE

CANNOTSAY

2.Studentsinsummeremploymentaregiventhesamepaidholidaybenefitaspermanentstaff.

TRUE

UNTRUE

CANNOTSAY

3.Studentsaresubjecttotheorganisation'sstandarddisciplinaryandgrievanceprocedures.

TRUE

UNTRUE

CANNOTSAY

4.Somecompanieshavemoreworktodoinsummerwhenstudentsareavailableforvacationwork.

TRUE

UNTRUE

CANNOTSAY

5."Nosmoking"policieshavemainlybeenintroducedinresponsetocustomerdemand.

TRUE

UNTRUE

CANNOTSAY

6.Allbanksandbuildingsocietiesnowhavea"nosmoking"policy.

TRUE

UNTRUE

CANNOTSAY

7.Thereisnoconflictofinterestbetweena"nosmoking"policyandpersonalfreedomofchoiceforall.

TRUE

UNTRUE

CANNOTSAY

8.Ano-smokingpolicyisinlinewithmostcustomers'expectationsinbanksandbuildingsocieties.

TRUE

UNTRUE

CANNOTSAY

1.Whichcountryhadthehighestnumberofpeopleaged60oroveratthesta

rtof1985?

A.UKB.FranceC.ItalyD.W.GermanyE.Spain

2.Whatpercentageofthetotal15mmbuttonproductionwasclassedassub-st

andardinSeptember?

AA10.5%BB13%CC15%DD17.5%EE20%AB23.5%AC25%

AD27.5%AE28%BC30.5%

3.Howmanylivebirthsoccurredin1985inSpainandItalytogether（tothe

nearest1000）?

A.104,000B.840,000C.1,044,000D.8,400,000E.10,440,000

4.WhatwastheneteffectontheUKpopulationofthelivebirthanddeath

ratesin1985?

A.Decreaseof66,700B.Increaseof752,780

C.Increaseof84,900D.CannotSay

E.Increaseof85,270

5.ByhowmuchdidthetotalsalesvalueofNovember‘sbuttonproductionva

ryfromOctober‘s?

A.8.50（Decrease）B.42.50（Decrease）C.85.00（Increase）

D.27.50（Decrease）E.Nochange

6.Whatwasthelossinpotentialsalesrevenueattributabletotheproducti

onofsub-standard（asopposedtostandard）buttonsoverthe6monthperiod?

A.13.75B.27.50C.137.50D.280.00E.275.00

1.Whichnewspaperwasreadbyahigherpercentageoffemalesthanmalesin1990?

A.TheTribuneB.TheHeraldC.DailyNewsD.DailyEchoE.TheDailyChronicle

2.WhatwasthecombinedreadershipoftheDailyChronicle,EchoandTribunein1981?

A.10.6B.8.4C.9.5D.12.2E.7.8

3.Whichnewspapershowedthelargestchangeinfemalereadershipbetween1981and1990?

A.DailyEchoB.TheTribuneC.TheHeraldD.TheDailyChronicle

E.Cannotsay

4.In1989,howmuchmorethanItalydiGermanyspendoncomputerimports?

A.650millionB.700millionC.750millionD.800millionE.850million

5.IftheamountspentoncomputerimportsintotheU.K.in1991was20%lowerthanin1990,whatwasspentin1991?

A.1080B.1120C.1160D.1220E.1300

6.Whichcountriesexperiencedadropinthevalueofcomputersimportedfromoneyeartothenext?

A.France&ItalyB.France&HollandC.Holland&ItalyD.U.K.&HollandE.Italy&U.K.

CBACBCAB