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Test de niveau Bocconi : Bachelor

Ce test est ouvert à tous. Aucun compte élève n’est nécessaire pour le passer.

Durée : 20 minutes.
Total : 16 questions.
Passez ce test seul(e), sans aide extérieure ni calculatrice, pour obtenir une évaluation fiable de votre niveau.

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Choisissez votre test de niveau Bachelor

Choisissez la version du test Bocconi que vous souhaitez préparer. Ces deux diagnostics Bachelor comprennent chacun 16 questions en anglais, à réaliser en 20 minutes, sans calculatrice ni aide extérieure.

La version Law est acceptée pour le Bachelor Global Law et le cursus intégré en droit. Le test Bocconi général est également accepté pour ces formations. Ces diagnostics courts servent à repérer les points à travailler avant le test officiel.

Choisissez votre test. Le chronomètre démarre à l'affichage des questions. Une tentative déjà commencée reprend sans remettre le temps à zéro.

Bachelor — version générale

Test à réaliser sans calculatrice ni aide extérieure.

20 minutes dès l’affichage des questions. À la fin du temps imparti, vos réponses sont figées. Cliquez ensuite sur « Envoyer mes réponses » pour transmettre votre test ; aucun envoi automatique n’est effectué.

Bonne réponse : +1 point. Réponse incorrecte : −0,20 point. Question laissée sans réponse : 0 point. Le score de ce test de niveau court est ramené sur 50.

Ce résultat sur 50 est une mise à l’échelle du diagnostic Étoile. Il ne prédit ni votre score au test officiel, ni vos chances d’admission. Pour comprendre vos erreurs, reprenez les exercices Bachelor et leurs corrigés.

Pour travailler une notion avant ce diagnostic, consultez les exercices corrigés du test Bocconi. Ce questionnaire court sert à repérer les points à travailler ; il ne constitue pas un sujet officiel complet.

Test Bocconi Bachelor

9. Let x be the sum of the first five prime numbers minus 1. What is the cube root of

x^{2}

4.64

8.78

the data is insufficient

10. The chart below shows the distribution of the values of the variable “amount spent in the clothing department (in hundreds of euro) during the last visit” for a sample of 350 customers of a shopping centre.

Agrandir le graphique

10. What percentage of customers spent between €200 and €500 in the clothing department of this shopping centre?

55.2%

34.5%

40%

50%

32%

Agrandir la figure

11. In the figure above, what is the ratio

\frac{Q}{C}

between the area of the square Q and the area of the circle C?

\frac{2}{π}

\frac{\sqrt{2}}{π}

\frac{\sqrt{2}}{2 π}

\frac{\sqrt{3}}{2 π}

\frac{2}{3}

12. How many points of intersection are there between the parabola

y = x^{2} + 8 x

and the line

y = 2 x - 10

A) 0

B) 1

C) 2 distinct points

D) 2 coincident points

E) Infinite

13. A, B and C are three sets in the universe U, and

A^{c}

B^{c}

C^{c}

are their complements. The set of elements that belong to A or B but not to C is:

(A \cap B) \cup C^{c}

(A \cup B) \cap C^{c}

C^{c}

(A \cup B) \cap C

(A \cap B) \cup C

14. How many anagrams are there (including those without meaning) of the word CONTEXT?

5,040

2,520

1,260

720

Number of visits to websites, by type of website and age group
Type	Teenagers	Young adults	Adults
Clothing	390	210	132
Tourism	124	410	215
Glasses	185	317	348
Shoes	105	122	101
Jewellery	74	63	34
Cars/Motorbikes	342	384	357

Faites défiler le tableau horizontalement pour voir toutes les colonnes.

15. According to the table above, in decreasing order, which types of websites are the most visited by adults?

Cars/Motorbikes, Glasses and Clothing

Jewellery, Shoes and Clothing

Cars/Motorbikes, Glasses and Tourism

Cars/Motorbikes, Tourism and Glasses

It is impossible to establish based on the information provided only

16. Read the passage below and use the information to answer the question. Over recent decades Tuscany has undergone vast changes that have profoundly altered the territory and its image. The pressure of technological society has brought indubitable advantages in terms of standards of living, but this does not always correspond to improvements in the quality of life. We now find ourselves facing a territory furrowed by roads and motorways, disfigured by hydrogeological disaster, despoiled of many of its most beautiful forests, impoverished of the life blood of its rivers, frequently transformed into cold channels of cement, and increasingly less enhanced by the many sounds and colours of multiform natural biodiversity. And if the rural environment suffers, the situation is certainly no better in our cities, assailed by pollution, noise, waste and the lack of green spaces. In the face of such a picture, there is an increasingly imperative need for a voice calling for change, for a force that will exert itself to improve the situation.
The tone of the passage could be defined as:

conciliatory

ironic

denunciatory

sarcastic

none of the above statements is true

Bachelor — version Law

Test à réaliser sans calculatrice ni aide extérieure.

16 questions en anglais, 20 minutes dès l’affichage des questions. Mathématiques, compréhension écrite, raisonnement numérique, logique et pensée critique, raisonnement verbal.

À la fin du temps imparti, vos réponses sont figées. Cliquez ensuite sur « Envoyer mes réponses » pour transmettre votre test ; aucun envoi automatique n’est effectué.

Bonne réponse : +1 point. Réponse incorrecte : −0,20 point ; −0,33 pour les questions de pensée critique à trois choix. Question laissée sans réponse : 0 point.

Le score net de ce diagnostic court est ramené sur 50 pour l’analyse réservée à l’équipe. Il ne prédit ni votre score au test officiel, ni vos chances d’admission.

Test Bocconi — version Law

Points A and B have coordinates (1, 2) and (7, 5), respectively. The line through B perpendicular to AB meets the horizontal line y = −3 at C.

What is the area of triangle ABC, in square units?

A. 20

B. 24

C. 27

D. 30

E. 36

Four documents are labelled A, B, C and D. Assume that all the following statements are true:

Exactly one of A and B is available.
If B is available, C is available.
D is available if and only if both A and C are available.
D is not available.

Which statement must be true?

A. If A is available, C is available.

B. If B is available, D is available.

C. If C is available, A is available.

D. If A is not available, C is not available.

E. If C is available, B is available.

Each person applied to exactly one format in the year shown. The percentages in the last column apply to the applicant count in the same row.

Applications to two workshop formats
Year	Format	Applicants	Applicants offered a place
2025	Small-group	100	40%
2025	Lecture	200	70%
2026	Small-group	300	50%
2026	Lecture	100	80%

How did the percentage of all applicants offered a place change from 2025 to 2026?

A. It fell by 10 percentage points.

B. It fell by 2.5 percentage points.

C. It did not change.

D. It rose by 2.5 percentage points.

E. It rose by 10 percentage points.

Digitisation is often presented as the moment when an archive becomes available to everyone. Yet wider access and a more representative historical record are different achievements. An archive inherits earlier decisions about what was worth recording and preserving; a digital catalogue adds new decisions about which surviving material to scan and how to describe it. Neither set of decisions disappears when a document can be found by a keyword search.

This does not make digitisation futile. A searchable collection may allow readers to compare documents that were previously difficult to consult together. But the apparent completeness of a search result can conceal the incompleteness of the underlying collection. If a catalogue uses the vocabulary of the institution that created the records, people who were described differently, or not described at all, may remain difficult to find.

Publishing selection criteria and explaining uncertain descriptions cannot restore every missing voice. It can, however, help readers distinguish the archive's limits from the limits of the past itself. Silence in a collection is a question to investigate, not sufficient evidence that nothing happened. The task is therefore not to choose between access and criticism, but to make improved access support a more critical reading.

Which option best expresses the author's main argument?

A. Digital catalogues inherit choices made during preservation and then add further decisions about scanning and description.

B. Searchable collections allow readers to bring together documents that were previously difficult to consult together.

C. Digitisation can widen access without guaranteeing a complete record, while transparency about selection and description helps readers use that access critically.

D. The words used in a catalogue influence which people and experiences can be discovered through it.

E. Publishing selection criteria cannot restore every voice that was never recorded or whose records did not survive.

Which conclusion is supported by the passage?

A. Differences in how records are described can alter which groups a search reveals, even when the underlying collection is unchanged.

B. An unsuccessful search points to missing material in the collection rather than to limits in the vocabulary used to describe it.

C. If selection choices are disclosed, a group's absence from a collection supports the conclusion that the group was inactive.

D. A group found under an institution's terminology is more fully represented than a group found using later terminology.

E. When records of an activity have not survived, adding new descriptions can recover the documentary evidence of that activity.

Why does the author mention the possibility of comparing documents that were previously difficult to consult together?

A. To present wider comparison as a way of recovering sources that were not retained in the original collection.

B. To explain why access to more documents makes an archive more representative even when its selection criteria remain unchanged.

C. To show why decisions about catalogue vocabulary matter more than decisions about which documents to preserve.

D. To establish a practical benefit that removes the need to question the completeness of a search result.

E. To concede an important benefit of digitisation before warning that easier comparison does not establish completeness.

Six short talks, A, B, C, D, E and F, occupy six consecutive slots, with one talk per slot. The programme must satisfy all these conditions:

A is immediately before D.
B is before E.
C is in the third slot.
F is after both D and E.

Which pair of talks cannot occupy neighbouring slots, in either order?

A. A and D

B. A and B

C. C and E

D. D and F

E. B and E

An archive currently allows document consultation only from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday to Friday. It plans to replace this service with appointments from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on weekdays, booked online. The director argues that this will improve access for residents whose daytime commitments prevent them from using the current service, because arranging a consultation will no longer require a daytime visit.

Which assumption is necessary for the director's conclusion?

A. Most current users will be able to switch to an evening appointment without spending more time on their visit.

B. Residents with daytime commitments generally prefer online booking to other ways of arranging access to the archive.

C. A larger proportion of the target residents have internet access than the proportion who can currently attend the desk.

D. Some residents unable to use the current service can both use the booking system and attend an evening appointment.

E. The archive will allow visitors to consult the same number of documents per appointment as during a current visit.

District	Households contacted	Households responding	Respondents in favour
North	1,000	400	60%
East	800	400	45%
West	1,200	300	60%