Chevron Job aptitude test Past question and Answers

This study pack (Chevron Job aptitude test Past question and Answers) will help you prepare faster and adequately for your best performance in the test.
A crucial part of Chevron Job aptitude test preparation is to solve and practice using previous years’ papers. Solving previous year past questions will help you understand the exam pattern, know the level of difficulty and ultimately, helps you create your best preparation strategy.

About the test format:

The test measures your verbal reasoning ability, Logical reasoning and problem solving ability. This material provides in-depth insight into how the test looked like in the past.
The test format includes Numerical Reasoning, Verbal reasoning and Abstract reasoning. Usually the same questions for all candidates.

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Note about the test format: On the Chevron Job aptitude test, you’ll face 3 test sections:Numerical Reasoning, Verbal reasoning and Abstract reasoning. Usually the same questions for all candidates

Sample Chevron Job Aptitude Test Past Questions and answers

LOGICAL REASONING
1. Statement: Engineers are better than doctors
Doctors are smarter than teachers
Conclusion I: Engineers are smarter than everyone else
II. Teachers are just as smart as engineers
A. Neither conclusion I and II follows
B. Either conclusion I or II follows
C. Only conclusion I follows
D. Only conclusion II follows

See the Answer

The correct answer is A

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2.AOM, CRP, EUS _____
A. GMV
B. FWV
C. GXV
D. FXW

See the Answer

The correct answer is C

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3.Which word does not belong with the others?
A. Silverback
B. Orangutan
C. Neanderthal
D. Gorilla

See the Answer

The correct answer is C

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4.Identify the next order in the series … OP2, RS3, TY1, YZ2, XY4, ….?
A. Z5
B. EF5
C. BH1
D. DH3

See the Answer

The correct answer is C

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5.A26, D23, H19, _____
Complete the series
A. C13
B. J17
C. F22
D. N25

See the answer

the correct answer is B

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VERBAL REASONING

Although it was discovered in the 19th century that birds were closely related to
dinosaurs, the current scientific consensus is that birds were, and always have
been dinosaurs themselves. Fossil evidence demonstrates similarities between
birds and other feathered dinosaurs, including hollow bones, nest building and
similar brooding behaviours. Although the dinosaurian lineage of birds is largely
undisputed, the evolution of powered flight in birds is still debated. Two theories of
flight in birds are the “ground-up” theory, and the “trees-down” theory. Ground-up
theorists suggest birds evolved powered flight from ground dwelling dinosaurs, and
trees-down theorists suggest birds evolved from tree dwelling, gliding dinosaurs.
Further research is required to conclusively verify the process in which birds
evolved powered flight

1.The “ground-up” and “trees-down” theories are the only theories explaining
flight in birds.
a.True
b.False
c.Cannot say

See the Answer

The correct answer is C

Explanation:Cannot Say – Although the “ground-up” and “trees-down” theories are stated
to be theories of flight in birds, they are not stated to be the only two
theories explaining flight in birds.

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2. All dinosaurs had hollow bones.
a.True
b.False
c.Cannot say

See the Answer

The correct answer is C

Explanation:Cannot Say – The passage states that other feathered dinosaurs also had hollow
bones, not that all dinosaurs (non-feathered) also had hollow bones.

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3. There is no scientific consensus regarding how birds evolved powered flight.
a.True
b.False
c. Cannot say

See the Answer

The correct answer is A

Explanation:The passage states that further research is required to conclusively verify the
process in which birds evolved powered flight. Similarly, it is stated that, the
evolution of powered flight in birds is still debated.

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4 The dinosaurian origins of birds is widely rejected.
a.True
b.False
c. Cannot say

See the Answer

The correct answer is B

Explanation:False – It is stated that the dinosaurian origins of birds is “largely undisputed”, and
is therefore the antithesis of being widely rejected.

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A feral cat is a domestic cat that was raised in the wild, without having experienced
significant human contact. Feral cats differ from stray cats, in that strays were
previously pets which became nomadic. Unlike strays, feral cats initially show
hostility towards humans, particularly upon first contact. Feral cats may become
invasive to ecosystems, particularly on insular islands, resulting in a decline in
biodiversity. Non-indigenous feral cats often have few natural predators, and prey
on local species unaccustomed to defending against cats. Ground nesting birds,
small native mammals and even amphibian species are often impacted by invasive
populations of feral cats, and have led to extinctions of these species in some
cases.

5. Both stray and feral cats exhibit hostility when first encountering humans.
a.True
b.False
c.Cannot say

See the Answer

The correct answer is C

Explanation: False- The passage states that “Unlike strays, feral cats initially show hostility
towards humans”. Since this distinguishes stray cats from feral cats.