2016年中国银行春季招聘考试题（精选）

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For the development of Crunchy Nut (a product),K company has used various methods of primary data collection. Primary market data may involve qualitative research or quantitative research. Qualitative data is connected more about opinions, feelings and attitudes. Quantitative data is in numerical form and is usually gathered from a large sample of respondents.

Qualitative research establishes a conversation with consumers. It prompts consumer reaction to, for example, a new product idea and helps researchers understand what they think of it, how it makes them feel, why they find it interesting or not.

Qualitative research may be obtained through focus groups, where a moderator captures feedback from a group of six or seven consumers to the ideas shown to them. Those ideas may take the format of drawings or having new food prototypes to taste. Quantitative research may use questionnaires administered to large numbers of respondents. This allows statistical analysis. It may involve the use of scales, so numbers get associated with a particular meaning-for example, on an evaluation scale of 1 to 7, where 1 means very poor and 7 means excellent. Crucially those numbers need to be interpreted to enable the business to understand the consumers' overall response.

112、What is the passage about?

A.The development of Crunchy Nut.

B.K Company's production line.

C.Qualitative data collection.

D.Two approaches to data collection.

113、How to get quantitative data of a food product?

A.By asking people to taste the product.

B.by having meeting with the food makers.

C.By sending questionnaires to a large of people

D.By analyzing the ingredients of the product.

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A high-precision NASA radar instrument left a NASA airport in Southern California for Iceland on January 28 to create detailed maps of how glaciers move in the dead of winter. This will help scientists around the world better understand some of the most basic processes involved in melting glaciers, which are major contributors to rising sea levels.

NASA used the same airborne instrument in June 2012 to map the summer flows of two Icelandic ice caps. The ice caps — large areas of permanent snow and ice cover — encompass multiple glaciers flowing in different directions and at different speeds. By mapping the same ice caps now, in winter, when the surface remains frozen all day, and then comparing the winter and summer velocities, the researchers will be able to isolate the effects of melt water.

Above is a view of a small part of the Hofsjkull ice cap, which encompasses several glaciers. The fan at upper left is part of a glacier called Múlaj?kull.

For more on the research, see this NASA press release.

114、What is the mission of the NASA radar instrument?

A.To investigate the climate change.

B.To make maps about moving glaciers.

C.To measure the rising sea levels.

D.To slow the melting process of glaciers

115、What does the underlined word permanent (paragragh 2) mean?

A.Freeze easily.

B.Move quickly.

C.Long-lasting.

D.Extremely cold.

116、How can the scientists figure out the effects of melting water?

A.By melting the frozen iceberg in winter.

B.By observing the snow's moving directions.

C.By isolating ice from water in sunlines.

D.By comparing the glaciers moving speeds.

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A man looking for art for his new home has won a $1 million Picasso painting with a $138 raffle ticket. Jeffrey Gonano told the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review he's not sure he'll ever hang the masterpiece in his home in Wexford, in western Pennsylvania, given its value. The 25-year-old Gonano, who works for his family's fire sprinkler business, learned Wednesday that his ticket had won the Paris raffle. Organizers say nearly 50,000 tickets were sold worldwide, for 100 euros apiece, to benefit a Lebanese charity.

The 1914 work, "Man in the Opera Hat," dates from Spanish master Pablo Picasso's cubist period. Picasso died in 1973.

Gonano said he wants to keep the artwork, which features vivid shapes in opaque gouache paint.

"Maybe I'll lend it to a museum and let them put it on display rather than putting it in a vault, so other people can enjoy it," he told the newspaper. "It all depends. I don't know what the taxes are or anything."

Gonano's girlfriend, Gloria Spataro, said he liked the odds in the contest and felt optimistic. Nonetheless, she presumed he was joking when he said he'd won.

"He thought the odds were actually pretty good compared to something like a lottery," said Spataro, of Pittsburgh. "He said, 'This will be my only chance to actually own something like this.'"

The raffle raised about $3.5 million for the International Association for the Safeguard of Tyr, a UNESCO heritage site, said Reem Chalabi, an education coordinator with the group.

Gonano and Spataro had recently begun to explore art galleries, and she had bought him a photograph by a Buddhist artist for Christmas.

"I'm glad I actually gave it to him before," she said, "because if I gave it to him afterward, that would look pretty insignificant compared to a Picasso."

117、How did the man get the Picasso painting?

A.He bought it for his new home.

B.He received it from Picasso's family.

C.He won the French lottery.

D.He got it from a charity organization

118、Which of the following will most probably happen next?

A.Gonano will break up with Spatoro.

B.Gonano will sell the Picasso Painting.

C.Gonano will move to France.

D.Gonano will put the painting on display.

119、What does the last sentence said by Gloria really mean?

A.The Buddhist painting in insignificant.

B.The Picasso painting is extremely precious.

C.She dislikes the Picasso Painting.

D.She will explore more art galleries by herself.

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HS ensures there is a clear career path for any employee, from any background. Three key levels in Harrods are the sales employee, department managers and senior managers. At each level, employees can benefit from the development programs in order to build a career.

James is a sales Associate and one of HS first Sales Degree students. When an injure prevented him from following his previously chosen career in contemporary dance, he applied to HS. He has never looked back. HS training has given him transferable skills. He has been able to work within more than one department, providing the same high levels of experience.