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Quiz On Stage 1

1. Only those candidates who are OIR 1 are considered to be “Screened-in” during Stage 1.   True/False
2. During GD, speaking more and dominating other candidates ensures your success in screening results. True/ False
3. Do Assessors read your story before/during the narration.
   1. Yes
   2. No
   3. Only Trainee assessors do
   4. Your story is read in case cheating is suspected
4. Does speaking first in GD ensure screening? Yes/No
5. What are the qualities assessed during the PPDT
   1. Confidence
   2. Perception
   3. Communication skills in English
   4. Social adaptability
   5. All the above
6. During the narration, can we read the story from the sheet that we have written?
   1. Yes
   2. No
   3. We can refer to the sheet if we forget our story in between
7. How much time is granted to narrate the story?
   1. 1 Minute
   2. 1.5 Minutes
   3. 30 seconds
   4. As Per the Candidate's Story
8. Should the candidate narrate the story exactly as he has written it?
   1. Yes
   2. The candidate can make minor changes
9. What if two candidates have made same or similar story?
   1. The candidate speaking later should change his story?
   2. At the end/beginning of narration the candidate may say “Coincidently my story is the same as chest number _ ”
   3. None of the above
10. Do we have to narrate our own story during the GD to arrive at a common group story? Yes/No
11. Are the writing methods of PPDT and TAT the same? Yes/No
12. What should the candidate write in Action? ___________
13. If the Accessors said Next what does that mean?
    1. Time Limit is crossed
    2. The accessors understood your story
    3. Both A and B
    4. The chances of your selection are less
14. While narrating the story, what must we look at?
    1. Candidates
    2. Accessors
    3. Both a & b