Fpt University- Scholarship Demo Test

The given series is a decreasing sequence where each number is half of the previous number. The pattern is that each number is obtained by dividing the previous number by 2. Following this pattern, the next number in the series would be obtained by dividing (1/4) by 2, which gives us (1/8).

The shape on the left can be folded to make the object on the right because they have the same outline and proportions.

The pattern in the given question seems to be that the number of letters in the word "Peace" corresponds to the number of digits in the given number. In the first part, "Peace" has 5 letters and the number is 165135, which has 6 digits. Similarly, in the second part, "Love" has 4 letters and the number is 1215225, which also has 7 digits. Therefore, the correct answer is Love.

Let’s solve this step by step:

Mary is sixteen years old, which is four times the age of her brother. So, her brother is currently

16/4​=4

years old.

We need to find out when Mary will be twice as old as her brother. Let’s say this happens after x years. At that time, Mary will be 16 + x years old and her brother will be 4 + x years old.

Setting up the equation 16 + x = 2 * (4 + x), we can solve for x:

16+x=2∗4+2x

16+x=8+2x

16−8=2x−x

x=8

So, Mary will be twice as old as her brother in 8 years. Therefore, Mary will be

16+8=24

years old at that time.

The statement suggests that students can submit the same work in different courses as long as they ask their lecturer and it is not their own. However, the correct answer is False. This means that the statement is not true. It implies that students cannot submit the same work in different courses, even if they have permission from their lecturer, unless it is their own work.

Large dams have to be built so as to store water for use because the runoff of the Vaal River is not constant. This means that without the construction of these dams, there would not be a reliable and consistent water supply available.

To find the wrong number in the sequence 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, let's analyze the pattern:

The sequence appears to be increasing, but we need to check if there's a specific rule it follows.

4: Even

6: Even

8: Even

9: Odd

10: Even

11: Odd

12: Even

The pattern involves alternating between even and odd numbers, except for the number 9, which disrupts this pattern.

However, if we consider the possibility of the sequence intending to be all even numbers, the odd numbers would be the disruptors:

4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

9 and 11 are the odd numbers and are the wrong numbers in the context of an even number sequence.

Since the sequence seems to focus on being all even numbers, 9 is the first number that disrupts this pattern.

Answer:

9 is the wrong number in the given sequence.

The son's response of "But it wasn't my fault. You've got to believe me" suggests that he is denying responsibility for the car crash. He is trying to convince his father that he is not to blame for the accident and wants his father to trust him. The father's previous statement about this being the third accident the son has had this year implies that the son has a history of being careless or irresponsible with the car, which may make it difficult for the father to believe him.

The correct answer is False because the statement "It is never acceptable to paraphrase closely" is not accurate. Paraphrasing closely can be acceptable in certain situations, such as when citing a source or when trying to convey the same idea in a different way. However, it is important to properly attribute the original source and avoid plagiarism.

The passage does not mention anything about listing activities that are considered to be cheating. Therefore, it can be concluded that the statement is false.

Based on the given information, we can deduce the following weight relationships: A > E > D > C > B. Since C weighs less than D and B weighs more than C, the lightest fish among A, B, C, D, and E is C.

The unfolded cube shown below has a specific arrangement of faces. By comparing the unfolded cube to the options A, B, C, and D, it can be determined that option A is the same as the unfolded cube. This can be seen by matching the arrangement of faces and their orientations.

If the number of children had been half, each child would have received 16 notebooks. This means that the total number of notebooks distributed would have been 16 multiplied by the number of children. Since each child received one-eighth of the number of children, the number of children can be calculated by multiplying the number of notebooks each child received by 8. So, by substituting the number of notebooks each child received (16) into the equation, we find that the number of children is 16 * 8 = 128. Therefore, the total number of notebooks distributed is 16 * 128 = 512.

The statement is generally true, but it depends on the specific policies and rules set by the educational institution and the lecturer. In many educational settings, using other students' laboratory data without permission may be considered academic misconduct or a violation of ethical standards.

The statement "The Student Services Office familiarises students with the student code" is false. The passage does not provide any information about the role of the Student Services Office in familiarizing students with the student code.

The text does not provide any information or comparison between cheating and plagiarism, so it is not possible to determine if cheating is a more serious offense than plagiarism. Therefore, the answer is "Not given".

The answer "Not given" is appropriate because the statement "Data must fit the expected results" does not provide any information about whether it is true or false. The statement simply states a general expectation without indicating whether it is met or not. Therefore, the answer cannot be determined based on the given information.