BMATQuestions
- The London Assembly is investigating how to prevent clogged roads from suffocating the capital As the London Assembly transport committee investigates what the mayor and Transport for London (the local government body responsible for the transport system in Greater London) can do to reduce rising levels of road…BMAT 2017 · Question 34 · Inference · Save
- Cruelty to animals is a criminal offence in the UK. Investigations by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) lead to many offenders coming before the courts under the Animal Welfare Act, 2006. The success rate for prosecutions is high. Punishments include fines, community service,…BMAT 2015 · Question 34 · Inference · Save
- The information below relates to offences dealt with by courts in England and Wales during 2010.BMAT 2014 · Question 19 · Inference · Save
- Tree diagrams are used in decision making by predicting the various possible outcomes and their likelihood. The diagram below represents the choices facing an oil company - call it 'X-Oil' - who have discovered a possible oil deposit and are deciding whether or not to drill at the site. They will make the decision on…BMAT 2011 · Question 20 · Inference · Save
- Throughout the world, boys and girls prefer to play with different types of toys. Boys typically like to play with cars and trucks, while girls typically choose to play with dolls. Why is this? A traditional sociological explanation is that boys and girls are socialised and encouraged to play with different types of…BMAT 2010 · Question 11 · Inference · Save
- In 2005, the total number of passengers at UK airports rose to 228 million, compared to 5 million in 1955. The numbers of passengers fell in the recession year of 1974, and in 1991, the year of the Gulf War, before continuing upward. There was also a marked flattening of the upward trend in 2001, the result of the…BMAT 2010 · Question 21 · Inference · Save
- The above issue, presented as it is, implies which one of the following?BMAT 2009 · Question 2 · Inference · Save
- UNREPORTED CRIME A survey by Lynne Featherstone On the basis of both anecdotal and documented evidence that many crimes are not reported to the police, I undertook a survey to provide a snapshot of the level of the non-reporting of crime. In doing so I was particularly interested in why people did not report crimes to…BMAT 2009 · Question 9 · Inference · Save
- In the Beijing Olympics, in 2008, China claimed to have come out top of the medal rankings on the basis that it won the most gold medals. The USA contested this on the grounds that it won the most medals, gold, silver and bronze counting one each. But arguably neither of the above methods of counting gives an accurate…BMAT 2009 · Question 20 · Inference · Save
- A campaign poster on public transport vehicles recently announced that 40% of teenage girls below the age of 16 who become pregnant were found to have been under the influence of alcohol at the time they had sexual intercourse.BMAT 2009 · Question 24 · Inference · Save
- Figures show that, during the course of a year, cars in the UK emit 69.9 million tonnes of CO2, whereas domestic and international flights from the UK emit 37.5 million tonnes. Even though emissions of CO2 at high altitude can be more environmentally damaging than at ground level, cars still make a greater…BMAT 2008 · Question 13 · Inference · Save
- Section 1: Cycling level - facts According to the 2005 National Travel Survey (NTS) cycling is a relatively rare means of travel in the UK, and is declining. • Cycling accounts for 1% of all trips, and 2% of trips of less than 2 miles, including those that are made on foot. • The average person makes 14 cycle trips…BMAT 2008 · Question 33 · Inference · Save