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Question
Such tests are designed to determine an individual’s capacity to use his hands and fingers in industrial work.
Options
Personality test
Interest test
Dexterity test
Intelligence test
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Solution
Dexterity test
Explanation:
Dexterity is the ability to perform any task using fingers, arms, and hands. It is the ability to perform tasks performed on a daily basis by the individual. A dexterity test is conducted to measure the use of an individual's hands and fingers while performing a task. It is mostly related to assembly line work, lab work, or repair work. It involves quick movements of the fingers during the task, including small objects.
For example, picking up packets of goods from the conveyor and packing them into boxes requires fast and continuous hand movement.
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