Heritage Bank Graduate Job Aptitude Test Past Questions Study Pack

Heritage Bank Graduate Job Aptitude Test Past Questions Study Pack will help you prepare adequately for the test. Revealing all past and recent questions as they appeared in the actual test.

There is really not enough time for adequate preparation. This study pack aims at helping you streamline your practice time and ensures you focus on the areas that matter.

What You Need To Know

Just like most bank aptitude tests, the format for Heritage Bank job aptitude test depends on the role, level and recruitment year.  This Heritage Bank test study pack ensures you have adequately covered all the areas you’ll be assessed on. Heritage Bank test is conducted by workforce

First Things First

The first thing to do is to determine which type of questions you are going to be asked. Don’t waste time practicing questions that won’t appear in the actual test.

Types of question can be classified as follows:

1. Verbal Ability  – Includes spelling, grammar, ability to understand analogies, and critical reasoning. Assessor wants to know how well you can communicate.
2. Numeric Ability – Includes basic arithmetics, number sequences, statistics and everyday maths.
3. Critical/Logical reasoning questions which may also be in the form of diagrammatic/abstract reasoning..

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Sample of Heritage Bank Graduate Job Aptitude Test Past Questions Study Pack

Question 1.
A: 5 laps on a 400m race track
B: 9 laps on a 700-foot race track
Note: 1 metre = 3.28 feet.

Which value is greater A or 8?
A. Quantities A and B are equal.
B. Quantity A is greater than Quantity B.
C. Quantity B is greater than Quantity A.
D. Insufficient information is given to make the comparison.

Question 2:
Algae biofuel can be obtained from microalgae. Algae have a dry weight of 5%
of the algae’s total weight, and lipid content of 40% of that dry weight, which
has similar properties to vegetable oil. Algal oil can be sold for N0.42 per litre.

How much revenue could be generated by the sale of algal oil from 17 metric
tons of microalgae? (1 litre of algal oil weighs 0.92kg)
A. N155.22
B. N170.58
C. N160.58
D. N150.58
E. N165.48

Question 14:
The right of those working in the public sector to strike is controversial. Many
private sector workers are of the opinion that the cost to taxpayers and delays
or closures in services outweighs -any benefit that may be achieved through
industrial action. In addition to this, employers have been criticized for their
inability to prevent their workers from striking; it is the responsibility of
employers to provide for the continual smooth running of public services, many
of which provide a vital aspect of day to day life. An example of this can be
seen in the transport industry, where severe delays can have a knock-on effect
on the functioning g of other industries. Unions should be encouraged to find
a less disruptive way of settling disputes.
Which one of the following is a problem caused by industrial action? Base your
answer solely on the information in the passage above.
A. A lack of control over workers by employers.
B. An increase in the power of unions.
C. The right oi those working in the public sector to belong to a union
D. Delays or closures in services, such as public transport.