Quiz on WAT, SRT, and SD
1. What is the purpose of WAT?
(i) It is the test of the subconscious mind, which tells about a candidate's perception, emotional responses and memory.
(ii) It is a speedy test. How quickly a candidate can respond.
(iii) It is the test of a variety of reading and vocabulary. It reveals the candidate's standard of English and his reading habits.
(iv) Responses of the candidate help assess his OLQs
a) (ii) and (iv) b) (i) and (iv)
c) (iii) d) (ii)
2. In WAT, the given word must be used in the sentence.
(i) Any form of the given word can be used in the sentence.
(ii) Closely related words can also be used in the sentence.
(iii) Antonyms of the given word can also be used in the sentence.
a) (ii) and (iii) b) (i) and (ii)
c) (i) d) (i) and (iii)
3. Does one need to write down the words before making the sentences? Yes/No
4. In WAT, the sentence should not be more than ________ words.
5. Can one write proverbs or quotes in WAT? Yes/No
6. What is the purpose of SRT?
a) A candidate's situational awareness, emotional response and capabilities to solve a situation are judged.
b) It is a test to know how a candidate responds in a given situation.
c) It tests how a candidate comes up with practical solutions quickly.
d) All of the above.
7. Can Hindi words be used in SRT responses?
a) Avoid using Hindi words as far as possible. However, if one gets stuck, Hindi words can be used.
b) Hindi words are strictly prohibited.
8. Are we required to write complete sentences in SRT?
(I) No, the sentences need not be grammatically correct.
(II) Yes, we need to write complete sentences.
(III) Messaging text is permissible. Abbreviations can be used.
(IV) both (II) and (IV)
9. SRT answers shall include-
a) Orders and instructions as to how the problem could be solved.
b) Encouraging words.
c) Words that show courage, positive attitude and action of determination
d) Specific actions in correct priority to solve the problem.
10. How can we perform better in SRT?
a) Reading more about great heroes and learning how they responded in different situations.
b) Having a positive and practical attitude towards a situation.
c) Practicing SRTs and discussing all the practical solutions with friends/ in class.
d) Responding according to your knowledge, physical fitness, values and skills.
11. What is the purpose of SD?
a) To check intelligence, leadership and dynamic qualities
b) To check problem-solving abilities
c) Familiarity with varying situations
d) To confirm the OLQs assessed by evaluating TAT and WAT.
12. Each para in the SD should be about ______ lines.
13. Can we prepare the contents of SD well in advance? Yes/No
14. What is the purpose of SD?
a) To check the candidate's insight and motivation
b) To understand the qualities of the candidate
c) To let the candidate think about himself and self analyse
d) To check the honesty of the candidate
15. How can one write better SD?
a) Research and read others' SDs.
b) Substantiating with real life examples.
c) By introspecting.
d) By taking suggestions from friends /teachers.