刚做完测试，感觉是我做过最难的测试了，给大家发点部分测试题，也好做好准备，由于时间有限，我只能截出部分试题~~~
祝大家成功，Bless all~
Assessment: Baseline IT Aptitude
第一部分测试内容：
Math Reasoning
10 min
Sentence Structure
5 min
IT Reasoning
5 min
Reading Comprehension
7 min
Attention to Detail
5 min
Logic Diagramming
8 min
Assessment Time Remaining
19 min
Assessment: Baseline IT Aptitude
第二部分为性格测试，155题，无时间限制~~~
Question Number 26
Buying a Used Car
It is the responsibility of the car buyer to ensure that they are getting the best deal on a reliable used car. Although in the United States state governments have “lemon laws” to protect consumers, the parameters of these laws vary from state to state, and consumers ultimately hold the responsibility for their purchase.
Buyers can begin by researching the manufacturer and model in which they are interested as this provides valuable information that allows them to make a more informed purchasing decision. With this information, buyers can evaluate if a car has been maintained according to manufacturer’s standards as well as determine if the vehicle meets their needs. Miles per gallon, safety ratings, reliability, warranties, and performance – to name a few elements – should all be significant factors in a buyer’s purchase. Among the many tools available, consumers should use resources such as the Kelley Blue Book that evaluate model reliability and value in order to find the best vehicle that falls within their budget. Such resources can also provide national or local market prices for specific models that take into consideration vehicle mileage and condition.
Once the buyer has gathered sufficient information on the car make and model in which they are interested, then they can shop for a deal. While they often provide a convenient venue where one can view a variety of cars, typically the vehicles in used car lots are more expensive than those purchased directly from private owners because they have more overhead expenses.
Among these expenses is mechanical work that is performed on vehicles when they initially enter the lot. Buyers should always ask the salesperson what work was done on the car once it was acquired.
When considering a vehicle, the buyer should perform a quick inspection of it in which they check for rust on the undercarriage and body, tire tread depth, cosmetic condition and exhaust color. Each of these factors can give the buyer a quick overview of the car’s mechanical and cosmetic condition. If the car passes the inspection, and the buyer is still interested, negotiations for the vehicle may begin. As a condition of purchase, the buyer should always have the vehicle inspected by a third-party Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) certified mechanic. A thorough inspection can reveal problems that the buyer missed, and any repairs needed on the vehicle can be used to drive down the seller’s asking price.
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Choose which of the following below best describes a buyer on-lot vehicle inspection:

Checking for paint job, exhaust color, tire tread depth.

Checking for rust, tire wear, exhaust color.


Checking for rust, paint job, exhaust color.