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Il test ufficiale di ammissione a

Medicina e

odontoiatria

in lingua inglese

del 5 settembre 2012 2012.

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Admission test for the degree course in medicine and surgery

Academic Year 2012/2013

Thinking skills

Approximately 1 in 14 men over the age of 50 has prostate cancer. The level of 'prostate specific 1 antigen' (PSA) is used as a preliminary screening test for prostate cancer.

7% of men with prostate cancer do not have a high level of PSA. These results are known as 'false negatives'.

75% of those men with a high level of PSA do not have cancer. These results are known as 'false positives'.

If a man over 50 has a normal level of PSA, what are the chances that he has prostate cancer?

0.7%

  • A 0.5%
  • B 5%
  • C 7%
  • D 25%
  • E

Three friends, Adam, David and Sue are sharing out a bag of marbles. To do this more quickly, 2 they take 10 marbles each time and repeat until the bag is empty. There are not enough marbles for Sue to take 10 on the last turn. Adam and David then give her two marbles each and they all have the same.

How many marbles did Sue take on the last turn?

4

  • A 2
  • B 3
  • C 6
  • D 8
  • E

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I wish to repaint the walls of my garage. It is 3 metres high, 4 metres wide and 9 metres deep. I 3 shall not need to paint the electronic door which covers one 3 x 4 metre end, nor the window, which is 2 metres wide and 1 metre high, nor the rear door which is 1 metre wide and 2 metres high. 1 litre of paint covers 3 square metres.

How many 1 litre tins will be needed to complete the painting?

21

  • A 18
  • B 22
  • C 25
  • D 26
  • E

Tom shared out some money between his three children in the ratio 5:3:2. He later had an extra €6 4 which he gave to the child who received the least originally. This meant that the money had been shared into one large and two equal smaller shares.

How much money in total did Tom give to the three children?

€66

  • A €20
  • B €26
  • C €36
  • D €60
  • E

Three months ago, Jane had 5 times as many DVDs as Duncan. Since then they have both bought 5 12 more DVDs. Jane now has twice as many as Duncan.

How many DVDs does Jane have now?

32

  • A 42
  • B 52
  • C 62
  • D 72
  • E

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There are four rivers in Bolandia, each claiming to be the longest. Tourist board brochures in the 6 regions containing the rivers, make the following statements:

  1. The Dile is shorter than the Cubba.
  2. The Bongo is shorter than the Esun.
  3. The Esun is longer than the Cubba.

If all of the above are correct, which one of the following statements is definitely true?

The Esun is longer than the Dile.

  • A The Dile is shorter than the Bongo.
  • B The Cubba is longer than the Bongo.
  • C The Dile is longer than the Esun.
  • D The Bongo is longer than the Cubba.
  • E

The table below shows the number of people who voted for each candidate in the recent school 7 election: Alison Harold Kevin Peter Rachel

Name 84 100 72 126 63

Votes

When drawing a pie chart of the results one of the numbers above was not read correctly (the other four were correct). The angles were calculated as 113.4 degrees, 90 degrees, 75.6 degrees, 56.7 degrees, and 24.3 degrees.

Whose score was copied incorrectly when the pie chart was constructed?

Kevin

  • A Alison
  • B Harold
  • C Peter
  • D Rachel
  • E

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In a children's story there are three types of monster, Bongles, Crannies and Dervies. Some, but not all, Bongles are Crannies and all Crannies are Dervies.

Which one of the following is definitely NOT true?

No Dervies are Bongles.

  • A Some Dervies are both Bongles and Crannies.
  • B Some Dervies are neither Bongles nor Crannies.
  • C Some Bongles are Dervies.
  • D All Crannies are either Bongles or Dervies or both.
  • E

The ingredients list on a tin of baked beans reads as follows (in order of descending weight): 9

  • Navy beans (51%)
  • Water
  • Sugar
  • Tomato puree (4.5%)
  • Modified maize starch
  • Salt
  • Natural flavourings
  • Onion powder
  • Paprika

What is the maximum percentage of water the tin could contain?

40.0%

  • A 17.5%
  • B 22.2%
  • C 44.5%
  • D 49.0%
  • E

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A regular train service operates between Jayford and Kayton, a 16 km journey which takes 19 10 minutes. The trains travel at a constant speed of 60 km per hour in both directions except through a tunnel, where they are limited to 20 km per hour. Trains travelling towards Kayton enter the tunnel 4 km after setting off from Jayford.

How long is the tunnel?

1.5 km

  • A 0.5 km
  • B 2.5 km
  • C 3.5 km
  • D 4.5 km
  • E

In preparation for my holiday in Bolandia last June, I changed €300 into Bolandian dollars every 11 pay day from January to May (I am paid monthly).

The exchange rates were as follows:

January February March April May

$2.74 $2.79 $2.76 $2.83 $2.81

€1=

How many more Bolandian dollars would I have received altogether if, instead, I had changed the whole €1500 in May?

36

  • A 48
  • B 66
  • C 105
  • D 180
  • E

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After a long period of dry weather, the water container in my garden contained only 28% of its 12 capacity of water. Last week's rain, however, increased the amount of water in the container by 25%, and according to the weather forecast, a similar amount of rain is expected to fall this coming week.

If, as expected, the container gets the same amount of rainwater this coming week as it did last week, what percentage of its capacity will it then contain?

42.00%

  • A 43.75%
  • B 60.00%
  • C 66.25%
  • D 78.00%
  • E

A student gives his friends small, short-term loans for periods of 1, 2 or 3 weeks after which time 13 they must be repaid in full. He always lends on a Friday afternoon. He starts with €120 and loans out the following amounts each week:

1 2 3 4

Week €45 €25 €18 €20

Amount

What is the smallest amount of money he has by the end of the 4th Friday?

€57

  • A €12
  • B €77
  • C €82
  • D €100
  • E

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The following information appears on a 200g packet of biscuits:

14 How many biscuits are there in a full packet?

13

  • A 6
  • B 7
  • C 11
  • D 22
  • E

The 100W light bulb (cost €0.60) is not going to be used anymore and is being replaced with the 15 20W (cost €3) low energy light bulb.

If electricity is charged at €0.15 per kWh, for how many hours must the low energy bulb be used in order for the lower cost of running it to exactly compensate for its higher initial cost?

160.00

  • A 0.25
  • B 200.00
  • C 250.00
  • D 720.00
  • E

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Alice works until 5pm each day from Monday to Friday. On Friday she is planning to go to the 16 cinema with friends. There is a local bus service which passes her workplace, home and cinema. Part of the bus timetable is shown in the table below. Alice plans to take the bus home, where she will get ready to go to the cinema and then she will catch the bus to get to the cinema. It will take Alice 45 minutes to get ready and she will also need 10 minutes when she reaches the cinema to buy her ticket before a film starts. Films start every 15 minutes starting from 6pm.

16:39 17:04 17:39 18:04 18:39 19:04 19:39

Work 17:08 17:33 17:58 18:33 18:58 19:33 19:58

Home 17:33 17:58 18:33 18:58 19:33 19:58 20:33

Cinema

What is the earliest time that she can watch a film?

19.15

  • A 18:15
  • B 18:30
  • C 18:45
  • D 19:00
  • E

In a street, a survey showed that out of a hundred households 60 had a cat, 40 had a dog, and 20 17 had neither a cat nor a dog.

How many households had a cat but no dog?

40

  • A 10
  • B 20
  • C 30
  • D 50
  • E

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As John walks along the High Street, the numbers to his left increase while the numbers to his right 18 decrease, as in the diagram below.

The street where he lives is numbered in the same way. He lives at number 8 Princess Road and the house directly opposite his house is number 11.

How many houses are there on Princess Road?

18

  • A 14
  • B 16
  • C 19
  • D 20
  • E

The volume of water expands by 9% when it freezes.

19 If you want a block of ice 40 cm3, how much water would you need to put into a freezer?

36.7 cm3

  • A 40.0 cm3
  • B 38.2 cm3
  • C 38.0 cm3
  • D 37.0 cm3
  • E

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One radioactive substance, P, is gradually changed by radioactive decay into another, Q. Q itself 20 decays into a third substance, R, which does not decay. The graphs below show how the quantities of P, Q and R varied with time during an experiment.

What do the graphs 1, 2 and 3 represent?

1:R 2:Q 3:P

  • A 1:P 2:Q 3:R
  • B 1:Q 2:P 3:R
  • C 1:Q 2:R 3:P
  • D 1:R 2:P 3:Q
  • E

Modern technology has given us the power to use renewable natural resources faster than they 21 can be replaced. The decline of fish numbers provides one example of the way in which modern technology can rapidly use up a natural resource. Modern fishing ships equipped with fish detecting systems and huge nets can gather up vast quantities of fish quicker than the sea can renew them.

Because high technology gives us such harmful powers, we must learn to use the renewable resources of the earth carefully, rather than waste them.

Which one of the following best expresses the main conclusion of the above passage?

Humans must preserve renewable resources by learning how to use them carefully.

  • A Fish need to be carefully protected to prevent them from being destroyed.
  • B Modern technology simply takes from the environment and destroys its resources.
  • C Most people are unaware of the damaging effects of modern technology.
  • D Fishing is now a serious threat to the world's environment and should cease.
  • E

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Shower gel is now used much more than soap when people take a shower. This is unfortunate. 22 Shower gel requires much more packaging which means more rubbish. There is also a tendency for people to use more of it when washing in comparison with soap. Therefore more natural resources are consumed in the manufacturing process than would be if people used only soap. So, the trend towards shower gel is bad for the environment. This is because it creates more problems of waste disposal and uses up more resources than soap. We should make people more aware of the environmental impact of such simple decisions.

Which one of the following is an expression of the main conclusion of the above argument?

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Sintesi

Tipologia di domande

Comprensione del testo

Modern technology has given us the power to use renewable natural resources faster than they can be replaced. The decline of fish numbers provides one example of the way in which modern technology can rapidly use up a natural resource. Modern fishing ships equipped with fish detecting systems and huge nets can gather up vast quantities of fish quicker than the sea can renew them. Because high technology gives us such harmful powers, we must learn to use the renewable resources of the earth carefully, rather than waste them.

Which one of the following best expresses the main conclusion of the above passage?

  • A Humans must preserve renewable resources by learning how to use them carefully.
  • B Fish need to be carefully protected to prevent them from being destroyed.
  • C Modern technology simply takes from the environment and destroys its resources.
  • D Most people are unaware of the damaging effects of modern technology.
  • E Fishing is now a serious threat to the world's environment and should cease.

Logica

Three friends, Adam, David and Sue are sharing out a bag of marbles. To do this more quickly, they take 10 marbles each time and repeat until the bag is empty. There are not enough marbles for Sue to take 10 on the last turn. Adam and David then give her two marbles each and they all have the same.

How many marbles did Sue take on the last turn?

  • A 4
  • B 2
  • C 3
  • D 6
  • E 8

Biologia

Which one of the following molecules will contain the greatest number of different elements?

  • A amino acids
  • B water
  • C lipids
  • D polysaccharide carbohydrates
  • E monosaccharide carbohydrates

Chimica

Which one of the following is correct about the first and second electron affinities of oxygen?

  • A first = slightly exothermic; second = very endothermic
  • B first = slightly exothermic; second = very exothermic
  • C first = slightly endothermic; second = very exothermic
  • D first = slightly endothermic; second = very endothermic
  • E first = very exothermic; second = very exothermic

Fisica

Which one of the following is NOT a vector?

  • A electric charge
  • B velocity
  • C weight
  • D acceleration
  • E electric field
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