VODACOM Past Questions and Answers :

The VODACOM Past Questions & Answers  formulated to help you pass the test easy.

The test is in four sections and a total of 120 questions for 120 minutes

The test sections include:

1. Quantitative reasoning questions (MATHS)
2. Verbal Reasoning (ENGLISH)
3. General knowledge/ Current affairs.

(Occasionally, some field specific questions may appear under the general knowledge section of the test depending on what cadre position the candidate apply for.)

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Sample. of VODACOM Past Questions and Answers

 Don’t Make Assumptions
Remember that everything you need to answer the question is on the page and nowhere
else. If you happen to remember a figure or a fact from your research elsewhere that seems
like it could be relevant, ignore it.
Also use this knowledge to encourage you. If an answer seems impossible to find, you know
for sure that it is possible based only on what’s on the page.
Similarly, if you’re really stuck, then look at some of the multiple choice answers you’re given
and work backwards. How would you arrive at that answer? Does that seem correct, then?
 Focus
A key skill that the numerical assessment aims to test is your ability to scan data and hone in
on what’s important.
That’s why it’s crucial that you read the question carefully so that you know what you need to
find out. Then read the context carefully. What data does the table contain? What does the
graph show?
Then you need to figure out what data you can ignore and concern yourself only with the
information that will help you to answer the question.
 Make Notes
Have your scrap paper beside you and make use of it. It can quickly become overwhelming
having to juggle a lot of data and information in your head. Save yourself the trouble and
write down the facts you think are important as you work through the question.
 Always Check Units, Currencies and Bases
A very common slip-up in numerical tests is to get units of measurements, currencies, etc
confused.
Sometimes you will need to convert between currencies, and so you might have a US Dollar
price listed as well as a Naira figure, for instance. Using these two figures as if they were the
same currency will send you straight to the wrong answer.
 Don’t just look at the numbers. Check the context and what kind of number
it is.
The same goes for graphs, tables and charts. Always check the axes, what they represent,
and if there are any abbreviations (such as writing ‘10’ on the graph, when the axis explains it
refers to ’10 million’). It seems obvious, but in the heat of the moment these things can be
easily forgotten.
 Ignore Other Test-Takers

2. Choosing the first strategy, read each passage once very carefully. Add the meaning
   of one sentence to the one before it, trying to draw a mental “map” of the information and
   the logic in the passage.
3. If a sentence confuses you, reread it and the one before it if necessary, to try and fully
   absorb to information to the fullest extent.
4. If the meaning of a word or phrase is unclear to you, try to grasp its meaning by its
   context. This is very important, since the verbal reasoning section examines both your
   comprehension and vocabulary skills.
5. Notice extreme words that refer to: Exclusion, inclusion, prohibition, negation, etc.
   Remember that the relationship between the different parts of the passage are sometimes
   more important than their actual content.
6. Pay close attention to qualifiers, since they are frequently used as determiners for the
   correct answer. Only extreme qualifiers such as all/none/always/never apply to the entire
   group of their object. Qualifiers such as few/some, many/most, still leave place for
   exceptions.
7. Some candidates believe that it is pointless to read the passage first without knowing
   the questions. This is not true – it is to be decided upon self- experience, and by trial and
   error.
8. If you choose the strategy of starting by reading the question, you should scan the
   passage cursorily and locate the relevant section of the text.
   Doing so, carefully read adjacent sentences, and try to infer the correct answer from them.
9. In most cases, the statements are ordered with respect to the passage’s progress.
   Knowing what the three possible answers REALLY mean
   True
10. A statement is True if the same information given in the statement is given explicitly in
    the passage. In this case:
    • The statement typically summarises a complex piece of information given in the
    passage using rephrases and/or synonym words and terms.
    • Sometimes, the statement brings together pieces of information that are given in
    different places in the passage. Find these pieces of information and verify that each piece is
    true for the whole statement to be true.