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1/10 Questions

Which is one of the papers of the test?
- Language Aptitude Tests
- Language Tests
- English Languages
- Languages

About This Quiz

This CAT Exam Quiz is designed for undergraduate applicants, testing their proficiency in Language Aptitude and Greek Translation. It evaluates specific subject knowledge through a structured format of three one-hour papers.

2.

Which is a paper of the test?
- Translation
- Degree
- Latin Translation
- Language
Correct Answer

A. Latin Translation

Explanation

The question is asking for a paper of the test, meaning a specific section or subject that is included in the test. Out of the given options, "Latin Translation" is the only one that fits this criteria. "Translation" and "Language" are too broad and could refer to any language, while "Degree" does not relate to a specific subject of the test. Therefore, "Latin Translation" is the correct answer.

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3.

The test is divided into how many papers?
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 6
Correct Answer

A. 3

Explanation

The test is divided into three papers.

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4.

Each paper is of?
- 40 mins
- 20 mins
- 1 hour
- 2 hours
Correct Answer

A. 1 hour

Explanation

Each paper is of 1 hour duration.

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5.

Which is one of the papers of the test?
- Language
- Greek Translation
- Translation
- Language Translation
Correct Answer

A. Greek Translation
6.

CAT is held
- At stage
- Post-interview
- Along interview
- Pre-interview
Correct Answer

A. Along interview

Explanation

The given answer suggests that CAT is held along with the interview process. This implies that the CAT exam is conducted simultaneously or in conjunction with the interview, possibly as a part of the overall selection process.

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7.

The tests contains
- Words
- Passages
- Figures
- Pages
Correct Answer

A. Passages

Explanation

The correct answer is "passages" because the question is asking what the tests contain. The other options, such as words, figures, and pages, are not typically found in tests. Passages, on the other hand, are commonly used in tests to assess reading comprehension and critical thinking skills.

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8.

The test is taken by applicants who wish to pursue what degree?
- Home
- International
- Postgraduate
- Undergraduate
Correct Answer

A. Undergraduate

Explanation

The test is taken by applicants who wish to pursue an undergraduate degree.

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9.

CAT is
- Staged
- Tested
- Periodic
- Paper-based
Correct Answer

A. Paper-based

Explanation

The given options describe different characteristics or features of CAT. Out of these options, the only one that describes the format or medium of CAT is "paper-based". This suggests that CAT is conducted using a physical paper-based test rather than being online or computer-based.

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10.

The test is
- Specific
- Compulsory
- Subject-specific
- Test-specific
Correct Answer

A. Subject-specific

Explanation

The correct answer is "subject-specific" because the question is asking for the type of test being referred to. Out of the given options, "subject-specific" best describes a test that focuses on a particular subject or field of study. This means that the test is designed to assess knowledge and skills in a specific subject area, rather than being general or applicable to multiple subjects.

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