| Mico Admission Test, EERE nye Part I: Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) Section I: Language tions I to S: . lestenctien Underlined parts of the following sentences may Contain error. ¢y the underlined portion that contains error. If there is no CFO, selegy ‘ . Our Head of Audit is so obtuse that he had no inkling that funds Were bei oh Own A B gre ingenuously diverted. No Error. E D 02. As a wave rolls toward shore, its shape is changed by its collision to the A B Cc D shallow sea bottom. No Error. E 03. One would think that the task is simple, since all you have to do is to make sure A B c that everyone is seated before the inaugural session begins, No Error. D E 04. Magic in fiction has had a renaissance in past decade, with the Success of writers A B c such as J K Rowling and Philip Pullman, No Error. D E 05. Perhaps the only thing growing faster than China’s economy is worry about A B Cc the country’s economy, No Error. D E Questions 6 to 11: ss Instruction: Choose the option which best expresses the meaning of the underlined section / word. 06. | came across an old {riend of mine at the cultural festival last evening. b A) argued with B) crossed C) met by chance D) discussed E) passed J ine 07. After a couple of misunderstandings with his colleague, Romel decided 2 him a wide berth. A) to give possession B) to keep a reasonable distance ese C) to make a pact D) get involved E) none?STE ASS Rees eT ABS; SHAG eS + Helter = aT Values in public life are eroding. People in public life are givi < ; z ofcormption and black money. They are Inteenly out Hite ee eRe A) inconspicuously B) meritoriously Cc) pits Boe p) blatantly E) meticulously tistyely The younger sibling was under constant pressure to excel as she tried t gister’s scholarly ame - es ajemulate B) charade C)restore =D) recreate E i 10. ee finally decided that it was time he BeBe con De wit hiiees Shchan that he had no intention of lending him money. A) ta be candid B) to be discreet C) being playful D) being immoral E) none of these LL. Considering that figures of employment generation become available with a considerable lag in our system, onc has to depend on other sources to glean these copy her ‘ figures. ‘Ry challenge B) understand C) collect D)explain —_E) refute juestions 12 to 18: Instruction: Select the word or group of words that appropriately fill in the gap (s). 12, Of the things that unite South Asians, a love of words and an with language are noted. A) enthusiasm; rarely B)alacrity; often C) indifference; sometimes D) adaptation; seldom E) aversion; prevalently 13. Few decisions are more personal than the __ offspring. A) keeping names in B) naming of C) naming to D) choice of names E) selecting names to 14. To have real clout, video evidence needs clarity and impact but also provable * A) either; reliability B) more than ; technique C) neither ; validity _._ D)as much as ; rationality E) not only ; authenticity “15. Environmental pollution in this region, formerly has worsened tremendously past decade, . A) sparse; during B) trifling; over the C) implausible; on the D) unnoticeable; at the E) inconsequential; over 16. The arrival of a powerful new tool, the Intemet does not replace the other Necessary element in education reform, teacher quality. : A) increment of B) gauging of C}raising of D) rising of _E) none of these '. Most of Colombia's population is concentrated in three mountain chains, and flatter area is clothed in jungle. —— dg A) more of the B) sparsely of the C) majority of the D) much of the E) surprisingly theIBA-22 MBA-a2 Admission Test December, 2016 er @ mang "18. , they can afford the human and physical infrastructure needed to against, and respond to, natural disaster. Protect A) When society progress B) After societies grow —C) As societies D) If societies develop E) As societies developing Questions 19 to 23: Instruction: Choose the option where the suffix or prefix has been INCORRECTLY — 19. A) Partake B)Pretake C) Undertake D) Intake E) No Error 20. A) Simplify B) Stupefy C)Liquefy D)Rectify E)NoEnor 21. A) Comical B) Evangelical C) Feudal D) Meridial ~~ E) No Error develon 22. A) Ambivalent B) Ambiguous C) Ambidextrous D) Ambiculture E) No Error 23. A) Untractable B) Unreadable C) Unimaginable D) Unfathomable E) No Error Questions 24 to 27: Instruction: Answer the questions based on the following passage. Making online ads that not-only know you are looking at them but also respond to your emotions will soon be possible, thanks to the power of image-processing software and the ubiquity of tiny cameras in computers and mobile devices. Uses for this technology would not, of course, be confined to advertising. There is ample scope to deploy it in areas like security, computer gaming, education and health care. But admen are among the first to embrace the idea in earnest. That is because it helps answer, at least online, clients’ perennial carp: that they know half the money they spend on advertising is wasted, but they don’t know which half. Advertising firms already film how people react to ads, usually in an artificial setting. The participants’ faces are studied for positive or negative feelings. A lot of research, some of it controversial, has been done into ways of categorizing the emotions behind facial expressions. Some consumer-research companies also employ gogele-mounted cameras to track eye movements so that they can be sure what their subjects are looking at. This can help determine which ads attract the most attention and where they might be placed for the best effect on a web page. - This work is now moving online. Higher-quality cameras and smarter computer-vision software mean that volunteers can work from home and no longer need to wear clunky headgear. Instead, their eyes can be tracked using a single webcam. A London based company has been developing a system that combines eye-spying webcams with emotional analysis. At present the system is being used on purpose- built websites with, for instance, online research groups testing the effect of various display ads. The next step is to make interactive ads, Because they can spot view attention given to them, as well as the emotional state of the viewer, these ads ae tailor their responses. As similar gimmicks become widespread, privacy concerns wi