Accenture Off Campus Drive 2022 Questions and Answers

Accenture off-campus drive 2022 questions and answers

Accenture off-campus drive 2022 questions and answers

Critical Reasoning and Problem-Solving

Question 1

The government takes several online sessions to reduce the anxiety in students during examinations yet every year, the government deployed call centers to get hundreds of calls from distressed students during exam time.

Which of the following, if true, would resolve the paradox?

Select an option

a) Parents add to the pressure on students.

b) The reach of online sessions is limited.

c) The effects of the government are not appreciated by the students.

d) Interactive sessions are conducted to address real issues. -> Answer

Question 2

XYZ art academy runs a government-funded program that supports local artists and says that its goal is to encourage artistic excellence. A renowned artist, however, claims that the goals of this program can never be achieved. He argues that such a program, even though it provides financial support, actually restricts an artist's creativity.

which of the following is an assumption (i.e. has no evidence to support it)?

Select an option

a) Government money was used to fund the art program.

b) Artist work that is not creative cannot be considered excellent.->Answer

c) Not all artists agree that the art program will encourage artistic excellence.

d) The art program was set up to support local artists.

English Ability

Fill in the blank with a suitable article.

Question 1

We are very sure of __________ approach we are using for this issue.

Select an option

a) an

b) the -> Answer

c) a

d) No article

Question 2

This book is priced _________ $200.

a) at -> Answer

b) for

c) on

d) to

Question 3

Replace the underlined word in the following sentence with the most suitable option.

She lay down to be slept for a while.

a) have slept

b) sleep -> Answer

c) sleeping

d) be sleeping

Question 4

Fish and chips are the cheapest dish here.

a) be -> Answer

b) has

c) have

d) is

Question 5

The following question consists of a sentence that is either partly or entirely underlined and may or may not have a grammatical error. Below each sentence are four versions of the underlined part of the sentence. Choose the option that correctly rephrases the underlined part of the given sentence. Mark the answer as "No Error" if there is no error in the underlined part.

With arriving at the foot of the hill felt very proud of himself.

Select an option

a) On being arrived at the foot -> Answer

b) With having arrive of the foot

c) With the arrival of the foot 

d) On arriving at the foot

e) No error

Question 6

Her result was poor that all of us were disappointed.

Select an option

a) Her result was too poor

b) Her results were so poor -> Answer

c) Her results was very poor

d) Her results was so poorly

e) No error

Question 7

On account of its ability to survive through rather severe periods of drought. and in resuming. growth when moisture becomes available, sorghum are the most reliable annual forage crops for dry-land conditions.

a) On account of its ability to survival through rather severe periods of drought, and in resuming growth when moisture becomes

b) On account of their ability to survive through rather severe periods of drought, and to resume growth when moisture becomes

c) On account of their ability to survive through rather severe periods of drought, and in resuming growth when moisture become

d) On account of its ability to survive through rather severe periods of drought, and to resume growth when moisture becomes -> Answer

c) No error

Question 8

Frank put all the toys and books into his dad's car, which he was going to donate to an orphanage.

a) Frank putting all his toys and books into his dad's car, which he was donating to an orphanage.

b) Being donated to an orphanage, Frank put all his toys and books into his dad's car.

c) Frank had put all his toys and books into his dad's car, which he was donating to an orphanage. -> Answer

d) Frank put all the toys and books, which he was going to donate to an orphanage, into his dad's car.

e) No error

Question 9

Choose the correct synonym for the following word.

Expressive

Select an option

a) Garrulous

b) Incoherent

c) Articulate -> Answer

d) Verbose

Question 10

Choose the correct antonym for the following word.

Levity

Select an option

a) Non-serious

b) Hung

c) Gravity -> Answer

d) Absurdity

Question 11

Choose the correct antonym for the following word.

Condemn

Select option

a) Convict

b) Acquit ->Answer

c) Accuse

d) Enervate

Question 12

Choose the correct spelling of the word to fill in the blank.

His aunt wrote the ___________ of his novel.

Select an option

a) forward

b) forword

c) foreword ->Answer

d) foreward

Question 13

Rearrange the given phrases to form a complete sentence.

Note: The phrases numbered 1 and 6 are fixed.

1. The reformer

(A) is in authentic life.

(B) what moves people

(C) must know

(D) not mere

6. writings.

Select an option

a) C B A D -> Answer

b) A B C D

c) D C A B

d) B A C D

Question 14

1. Sure there are

(A) can have all those once-impossible ->Answer

(B) not long before a person

(C) struggles building

(D) a business, but it is

6. dreams fulfilled.

Question 15

Paris was the undisputed capital of women's fashion from the 17th century until well into the 20th.

Among 18th-century dress styles, the most typically French was the sack dress, also known as the

robe à la française, which usually took the form of an open robe, with a joined bodice and skirt that

opened in front to reveal an underskirt or petticoat. Fashion in the 18th century was highly decorative

and luxurious for both men and women. Fashionable display was controversial, however, and moralists

were scandalized by Bernard Mandeville's Fable of the Bees (1724), which argued that private vices

might be public virtues. Taking an economic approach, Mandeville pointed out that lavish spending on

dress "trickled down to employ numerous skilled artisans, such as tailors and embroiderers.

Q. One of the claims made by Mandeville was that

Select an option

a) Paris was the world's fashion capital from the 17th to 18th century

b) The sack dress was the most popular dress in France in the 18th century

c) Women's fashion was more luxurious than men's fashion

d) Lavish spending on dress ultimately benefited many skilled artisans ->Answer

Q. Why did Mandeville say 'private vices might be public virtues'?

a) To shame people into giving up their vices

b) To justify the lavish spending on dresses ->Answer

c) To apologize for his bad habits

d) To encourage people to donate money to the poor

Which of the following is an assumption made by Mandeville in the last sentence of the passage?

a) It made economic sense to spend lavishly as it helped the skilled artisans -> Answer

b) The employment of tailors and skilled artisans is not dependent on lavish spending on dresses.

c) Skilled artisans belong to the low-income groups

d) Elaborate spending on dresses is justified as it helps the skilled artisans and tailors.