ASDA interview questions

Application is through a simple online process where you fill in some basic information. Afterwards, you are required to take an online questionnaire consisting of 44 single and multiple-choice personality and basic situational questions. I heard back from ASDA around 1 week after applying online saying that my application was successful, during which call I was invited to one of the "Magic Recruitment Events" the same weekend. I wasn't able to do so and had to postpone it until the week afterwards. The recruitment event that I attended had around 30 people (quite a lot more of us than normal). When we arrived, we were split into tables of 5 with our name tags on the places we are designated to sit. We were first tasked with playing a "Personality Bingo" where we were given some basic personality traits. You have to go around the entire group of the 30 people and make conversation with them, asking them about what's on the card. If we got one person per trait, you win the game. After that, your table is given a large stack of straws and is tasked with building a house from them (no glue or sellotape is provided). To see how you handle changing situations, everyone is given new rules e.g. you can't include red straws anymore. After the construction is complete, the group has to pitch the idea to the everyone. During the building process, the HR team will collect proof of right of work and your proof of National Insurance Number to be photocopied. That concluded the recruitment session. I was contacted 2 days after the session at around 12pm to come in for an interview at 4pm the same day. I live close by, so it didn't bother me that much. You are expected to wear smart attire for the interview. Once I arrived at the store, I asked at the Customer Help Desk about my interview. They were pretty busy on the day my interview was happening, so I had to wait for about 5 minutes for my interviewer to finish his and collect the necessary paperwork. The interview was a very simple process. The asking question part of the interview took about 15 minutes in total, after which I was taken down to the shop floor to be shown what I could be doing if I did get the job offer. The interviewer must have seen something (I couldn't tell you what) in me, but after he took me back to the interview room, he simply told me "I would like to give you a job". After which, we made some small talk and had a bit of a joke about the whole interview. We shook hands (a thing you MUST do when someone gives you a job!) and we went our separate ways.