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CICC代表性考题 . l6 D. D' o$ D! u3 O, r% [
1.Please tell us about an achievement that you are especially proud of because it was difficult or demanding.
8 w; C9 W) h$ {' l9 J- I! p9 za) What the objective was? ; S/ `; Q k# E3 z: r# A8 u* t
b) Why it is important to you?
1 R& r. _$ A% sc) How you achieved it and the obstacles that you had to overcome in order to do so?
! i: W" z' w0 m: m- J8 Q2. What is your career plan? Three years after graduation, and five years after graduation?
) U" H- D/ c: s! @: B/ g& H% X3. Why are you interested in investment bank? What other industries do you also have interests? % w9 L z# \3 P$ I3 G6 y
4. Why do you think you can be a qualified investment banker? How can you contribute in this industry? 5 U. W0 ]2 f9 S/ |! P, T& ?
KPMG样题
7 `; [; n8 W8 g4 x. g\"The big economic difference between nuclear and fossil-fuelled power stations is that nuclear reactors are more expensive to build and decommission, but cheaper to sun. So disputes over the relative efficiency of the two systems revolve not just around prices of coal and uranium today and tomorrow, but also around the way in which future income should be compared with current income.\"
5 P' D, ]/ v# s( j4 x1. The main difference between nuclear and fossil-fuelled power stations is an economic one. , f' e, E2 g. f9 M& i2 @
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CANNOT SAY
) Z: s' z) ]! S4 y/ s; x, n2. The price of coal is not relevant to discussions about the relative efficiency of nuclear reactors. / o+ p/ j+ G( Z3 M H' p
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9 Q! j" B v6 p' B7 ECANNOT SAY
8 M# N) _5 s t9 S3. If nuclear reactors were cheaper to build and decommission than fossil-fuelled power stations, they would definitely have the economic advantage. . C7 l+ m% @* M& H3 Z. O$ L
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" S8 w9 J3 |; F+ vCANNOT SAY
! p, q7 P3 C" h\"At any given moment we are being bombarded by physical and psychological stimuli competing for our attention. Although our eyes are capable of handling more than 5 million bits of data per second, our brain are capable of interpreting only about 500 bits per second. With similar disparities between each of the other senses and the brain, it is easy to see that we must select the visual, auditory, or tactile stimuli that we wish to compute at any specific time.\"
l* r) N% a$ z# H Q u. B& @1 e* _4.Physical stimuli usually win in the competition for our attention. 0 P7 i5 v* O0 O. y0 d3 ~
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CANNOT SAY
4 q' u( t; L" ~, F5. The capacity of the human brain is sufficient to interpret nearly all the stimuli the senses can register under optimum conditions.
& ?3 i& S0 I/ U$ v! K/ _+ {( }TRUE 8 w. `- y @, [ n
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CANNOT SAY
- a8 U0 |" v+ ^" B) c6. Eyes are able to cope with a greater input of information than ears.
8 v; v# T, h3 \3 bTRUE
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CANNOT SAY
o7 n& Z0 K: |' D) o, Q* ^/ ~VERBAL ANSWER: 2 R$ w' m. H& P2 X6 d9 W
1. C CANNOT SAY 6 w" D$ p. ^2 l+ w- R3 q# ^ O3 m
2. B UNTRUE
9 k* m- i, y1 Q+ x3. A TRUE + O# }7 @- t$ E5 F, Z9 U
4. C CANNOT SAY _* l8 D h% }; |
5. B UNTRUE . T2 B/ b3 u, Z* e6 v
6. C CANNOT SAY
1 N/ n8 P9 L; T( E- h# oPartII NUMERCAL TEST 5 [8 T7 d# U, a* c# ^, K
1. Which country had the highest number of people aged 60 or over at the start of 1985?
& i2 s9 s# W# [- W% OA. UK
& A; ~6 T. T. iB. France
- n7 L2 @( [1 A2 F4 {. T. j; \3 n V% YC. Italy 4 ]. V* D; r$ L0 m5 i2 C/ U
D. W.Germany 7 {7 u8 f9 h( u8 ~' ]1 d
E. Spain 5 X# u/ s! K' l0 y
2. What percentage of the total 15mm button production was classed as sub-standard in September? % I: E$ m1 e* r' |7 j) f. q
AA 10.5% BB 13% CC 15% DD 17.5% EE 20% AB 23.5% AC 25% " g$ c: I: z% p, }. d+ K+ o
AD 27.5% AE 28% BC 30.5% - }, h e* Y! f( E4 I7 {
3. How many live births occurred in 1985 in Spain and Italy together (to the nearest 1000)?
3 O3 L% ^9 P2 z: _& I% HA. 104,000 . a: c: X* q. e
B. 840,000 - K$ G: r+ D: S6 S! i, _7 R
C. 1,044,000
' D1 C' W5 Q' }& r8 F# }D. 8,400,000 + W3 C3 j1 T i- G7 d8 i
E. 10,440,000
9 l" u# Q! N* Y: B, A4. What was the net effect on the UK population of the live birth and death rates in 1985? 8 w8 @1 B5 S/ b! Y, o; f
A.Decrease of 66,700
" A4 P% B2 V i& T$ } vB.Increase of 752,780 8 b' b! m/ M* R# Z( x
C.Increase of 84,900
! D( t3 i5 u% ?D.Cannot Say , K: w) q! |- J8 q
E.Increase of 85,270
# X/ r2 w2 j }0 m0 G/ i5. By how much did the total sales value of November‘s button production vary from October‘s?
0 Y" ]7 t/ V. q5 k% @: V; }7 {A.8.50(Decrease) # V% d; R" X! F7 n: e8 `" P
B.42.50(Decrease) / j5 ~ B/ I, D; P, A0 X
C.85.00(Increase) & [6 W! a7 D S( _" q) a
D.27.50(Decrease)
+ |' f$ Z8 @: W. Q! P- Y; ~E.No change 4 Y: l. F+ w" V1 e0 Q
6. What was the loss in potential sales revenue attributable to the production of sub-standard (as opposed to standard) buttons over the 6 month period? ) V( Q: J7 P8 U7 [9 V
A.13.75
$ j$ E/ b/ z6 }- XB.27.50 6 V" Y; |$ k2 M5 N" q" U
C.137.50
; O8 W) D1 I! p: o* j! JD.280.00
2 j+ z K. j& C, ^E.275.00
5 `% V2 f( c! o( y1 k+ `至于图嘛
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1:Population Structure 1985 % D2 n$ T, _; o% p9 @
country % \) x1 K8 ^. k$ k, J; `* Z' M/ X
population at start of years(millions) ( [9 ]6 Q: n7 k+ g
live bitrhs per 1000 population(jan-dec)
/ u8 n. ]5 L+ {9 N1 |" W1 ydeaths per 1000 population(jan-dec) % r3 f3 U1 D( l M! f% P
%of population at start of year aged:under15
* |8 N6 {! x C" P%of population at start of year aged:60 or over
* \. f6 e5 t: p: w. ]7 ?/ z1 A' V" xUK 56.6 13.3 11.8 19 21 ( G9 d: h* u* F# }
France 55.2 13.9 10.0 21 19
T5 |- l4 G' ^% T7 A cItaly 57.1 1.1 9.5 19 19 0 c1 [# _4 H, a) y$ j6 a, K
W.Germany 61.0 9.6 11.5 15 20 7 u: S% P8 B N
Spain 38.6 12.1 7.7 23 17 9 @, p s- _, g9 T+ ?
2:production of 15mm buttons,july-dec # O r! g8 U, a. O! W j5 H& Q
total(standard and sub-standard) production(in thousands) ) p) e! D0 s* g N. X
standard production(in thousands)
* S3 g0 e1 S, q( ` tjuly 70 60 / e. D8 O4 e" D0 ?
aug 60 55 $ _' f; I0 ~+ r# ?/ o! |1 u
sept 85 65
' l2 J, D- Z5 ^3 ]# boct 100 80 3 E; l. O4 T0 p* M
nov 95 85
% M% c. w' ~- ^* v( b9 c" V( \8 Odec 100 90
! m! s# E0 A9 W* ~sale price: standard: $5.7 per 100 3 d8 y3 c# u& u
sub-stand:$2.85 per 100
i4 l/ W2 G& J" W. V3 n% r6 P9 r答案是:
( u0 G8 V4 ~7 l6 z, N1. D W. Germany 7 r9 s2 C" u5 f7 Y# {
2. AB 23.5% ( x1 ~! I7 P' h( H B: m
3. C 1,044,000 & ^9 D9 L+ }. Y# }3 c. n, I
4. B Increase of 84,900 $ q. W6 I$ y& G- }& ~- q: a
5. E No change
; _# @ {% A' R' f! m6. C 137.50
+ i& {& g X- \4 }声明:图2原是一张图表,为了刊登,特将它变为了直观的数字9 o( |: `8 T* m" L
香港电信笔试题 7 `$ r+ c9 r7 |* G0 U
1.Based on your understanding of the following java related technologies: ) Q% r X/ O2 W x4 z, S& {
servlets,JavaServerPage,JavaBeans,Enterprise JavaBeans, how do you think these technologies are work together or are applied in the development of an internet-based application(25marks)
- m) z( [2 H0 F" `; b2.In your opinion ,what do you think are the advantages or benefitsof using an object-oriented approach to software development? how do you think those benefits can be achieved or realized?(15marks) : P% p, a4 C5 b* o0 X% x3 X3 n6 Y/ t! H* T
3.In designing your classes, given the choice between inheritance and aggregation which do you choose(15marks)
X% T( ^" t- C* f4.How would you work around the lack of multiple inheritance feature in Java(15marks) * |1 C" {' x( R) j+ t
5.What would you consider to be the hardest part of OO analysis and design and why(10marks) ( J7 P/ [9 P# \, A. Z, E
6.How do you keep yourself up to date with the latest in software techonogy, especially in the field of software development(10marks)
! g' i+ i" ]7 d. v! H( F: L& K3 W* x7.What si your career aspiration? Why do you think this E-Commerce Development Center can help you in achieving your career goals(10marks) 3 h" Q6 ]7 F; e5 C; d
(1hr, answer in English) 3 i7 G7 S5 ?) y, w* T
$ k) x& @; f3 \& Y, b国泰君安--一道试题
6 S+ e. y" y1 y6 d一列火车上三个工人,史密斯——琼斯——罗伯特,三人工作为消防员,司闸员,机械师,有三个乘客与三人名字相同。
$ K* t: y1 y7 C: E8 [' a1。罗伯特住在底特律
* ^6 m4 ^: F: ]8 H0 K, |2。司闸员住在芝加哥和底特律中间的地方 5 C; Z8 R2 N% ?. B
3。琼斯一年赚2万美金
' u0 M1 m& S, e, l, q4。有一个乘客和司闸员住在一个地方,每年的薪水是司闸员的3倍整。 : r1 v- b5 z1 z7 e2 A
5。史密斯台球打得比消防员好。 - o. Q2 U* D6 V
6。和司闸员同名的乘客住在芝加哥。
7 k$ j0 n1 C ~请问谁是机械师?
$ ^( K! l5 E: `: h% U0 h德勤--推理题
$ q& q9 _4 L) j2 o, g4 p五个人来自不同地方,住不同房子,养不同动物,吸不同牌子香烟,喝不同饮料,喜欢不同食物。根据以下线索确定谁是养猫的人。
/ @; H, a3 j# s# {& z1,红房子在蓝房子的右边,白房子的左边(不一定紧邻) 3 ]7 B4 {! u% d/ ?
2,黄房子的主人来自香港,而且他的房子不在最左边。 0 \9 C! B7 A# @% @/ n9 m
3,爱吃比萨饼的人住在爱喝矿泉水的人的隔壁。 , m5 N1 t1 q* U1 g. e, {
4,来自北京的人爱喝茅台,住在来自上海的人的隔壁。 9 @$ B p5 X. O7 W1 C6 ^! j
5,吸希尔顿香烟的人住在养马的人?右边隔壁。
% z3 r5 S; S; o) r! K- r$ l& X6,爱喝啤酒的人也爱吃鸡。 , c6 O2 C; x+ q g! o8 Q$ f
7,绿房子的人养狗。
8 A) Z- n0 X) D: Q/ E8,爱吃面条的人住在养蛇的人的隔壁。
$ e5 m0 J( _* U' A" N9,来自天津的人的邻居(紧邻)一个爱吃牛肉,另一个来自成都。
* s: @( A. J3 n6 e2 p+ j; r9 L10,养鱼的人住在最右边的房子里。
6 o! r5 F# p- `1 G' G11,吸万宝路香烟的人住在吸希尔顿香烟的人和吸“555”香烟的人的中间(紧邻) ! k* h/ `9 {7 o2 s1 r
12,红房子的人爱喝茶。
; y' r, i( C3 |* d4 H& B1 b13,爱喝葡萄酒的人住在爱吃豆腐的人的右边隔壁。
$ }4 @# z% W4 o2 {, G! C14,吸红塔山香烟的人既不住在吸健牌香烟的人的隔壁,也不与来自上海的人相邻。 " H& B- U1 r5 C3 ^2 J$ h3 h! Z
15,来自上海的人住在左数第二间房子里。
& ?7 Y3 r) x; V x16,爱喝矿泉水的人住在最中间的房子里。 , Y) p# H( q$ q0 r; a* f3 U) ]
17,爱吃面条的人也爱喝葡萄酒。
# n+ a: A9 h6 z( p0 y5 j# n% v18,吸“555”香烟的人比吸希尔顿香烟的人住的靠右。 |
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