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Verbal Reasoning
Q: The “ground-up” and “trees-down” theories are the only theories explaining flight
in birds.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 4)
Q: All dinosaurs had hollow bones.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 4)
Q: There is no scientific consensus regarding how birds evolved powered flight.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 4)
Q: The dinosaurian origins of birds is widely rejected.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 5)
Q: Both stray and feral cats exhibit hostility when first encountering humans.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 6)
Q: Biodiversity can be affected by feral cat populations.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 6)
Q: Feral cats are rarely preyed upon.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 6)
Q: Domestic cats can be raised in the wild.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 7)
Q: The destruction of property has no effect on the economy.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 8)
Q: Society does not benefit from the cost of repairing destroyed property.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 8)
Q: The destruction of property negatively impacts the economy.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 8)
Q: Repairing broken windows results in job creation.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 9)
Q: Excessive saving has no impact on economic growth.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 10)
Q: Excessive saving has no impact on savers themselves.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 10)
Q: Saving money negatively impacts the economy.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 10)
Q: Excess saving has no effect on aggregate demand.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 11)
Q: Artificial intelligences perform advanced reasoning more effectively than humans.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 12)
Q: Playing chess is a complex activity among humans.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 12)
Q: Simple artificial intelligences cannot recognise faces.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 12)
Q: Science fiction does not feature artificial intelligences.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 13)
Q: Stress at work is often caused by relationship problems with your partner.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 15)
Q: Work-related stress can result in tiredness and a lack of concentration.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 15)
Q: One in six working men say their job is very stressful.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 15)
Q: If you spend more time with your family, you will not suffer from stress.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 16)
Q: Photothermal Ablation is the latest breakthrough in chemical treatment for
cancer.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 17)
Q: Nanoparticles are objects whose dimensions are measured in nanometres, or
billionths of a metre.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 17)
Q: Nanoparticles can absorb infrared light.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 17)
Q: Greg Wyler had a background in telecoms.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 18)
Q: The satellites for the project will cost €8m each.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 18)
Q: The majority of developing countries lie within 100km of the equator.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 18)
Q: Bullying in the workplace hinders UK economic output.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 19)
Q: Another name for workplace bullying is coercive management.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 19)
Q: Bullying in the workplace is sometimes caused by religious intolerance.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 19)
Q: Deliberately ignoring a colleague is a form of bullying.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 19)
Q: The Phoenix Mars Lander has provided proof that life once existed on Mars.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 20)
Q: Life forms on Mars require water in order to survive.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 20)
Q: Since the Phoenix Mars Lander cannot excavate it is limited to surface
photography.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 20)
Q: The Low Pay Commission sets the rate of the national minimum wage.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 21)
Q: The Agricultural Wages Board sets pay bands for different levels of agricultural
workers
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 21)
Q: Leading by example is an effective approach in dealing with problematic behaviour
from employees.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 24)
Q: A manager who understands how people communicate is able to take a flexible
approach in dealing with problems.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 24)
Q: In a good team, the needs of the organisation are secondary to the needs of the
individual.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 24)
Q: The best approach to PR is to be flexible, regularly changing the company's goals to
keep the public interested.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 25)
Q: Not disclosing a full company history to the PR officer will result in a failed
campaign.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 25)
Q: It is recommended to wait before taking advantage of any new opportunities, to
make certain they would be of benefit to the campaign.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 26)
Q: Employees instilled with the idea of personal entrepreneurship will be less willing
to contribute to the success of the company as a whole.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 27)
Q: New staff members can be indoctrinated with the virtues of entrepreneurship.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 27)
Q: Employees encouraged to think of themselves as entrepreneurs work fewer hours
than other staff members.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 27)
Q: Employees must reject criticism to build a good working relationship with their
boss.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 28)
Q: A bad relationship with a boss can lead to missed opportunities, but does not risk
an employee's reputation.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 28)
Q: Flattering the boss can be an effective approach for an employee seeking
promotion.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 28)
Q: Knowledge of a company's reputation is not useful for salespeople.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 29)
Q: The personal traits and abilities of a company's personnel can influence the
confidence people have in their product.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 29)
Q: It is helpful to have knowledge of the background, policies and reputation of a
company when developing an effective sales pitch.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 29)
Q: Unethical practices are only a problem if the public becomes aware of them.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 30)
Q: Employees of a company should be subject to ethical codes of practice.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 30)
Q: More people than ever before have access to information about companies' ethical
practices.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 30)
Q: An analysis of competitors' advertisements is helpful in laying out advertising
strategies for a new business
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 31)
Q: A professional and user-friendly website will attract a lot of traffic.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 31)
Q: Open-source software is free, and is not released under a license.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 33)
Q: Because it is developed collaboratively, open-source software is of better quality
than proprietary software.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 33)
Q: One claimed advantage of open-source software over licenced software is greater
flexibility.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 34)
Q: Technical support is not available for open-source software.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 34)
Q: It is prohibited to modify free open-source software and then license it for a fee.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 34)
Q: Mexico is located along the eastern side of the Ring of Fire.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 35)
Q: Subduction occurs whenever two tectonic plates move in opposite directions.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 35)
Q: There are no volcanoes further south than Mount Erebus.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 36)
Q: Molten rock rises during a volcanic eruption.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 36)
Q: The world’s most severe earthquakes and volcanic eruptions occur within the Ring
of Fire.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 36)
Q: The International Whaling Commission is a regulatory organisation covering both
commercial and environmental interests.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 37)
Q: Industrialisation led to reduced demand for whale oil in the twentieth century.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 37)
Q: Japan, Norway and Iceland are the only nations in favour of repealing the 1986
whaling moratorium.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 38)
Q: The whaling ban has resulted in the recovery of all whaling populations.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 38)
Q: It is arguable that whales are more valuable alive than dead, even in nations where
whale meat is eaten.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 38)
Q: There has been an aesthetic decline in the Great Barrier Reef.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 39)
Q: The Great Barrier Reef is in the Coral Sea.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 39)
Q: Ocean warming is hazardous to coral systems.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 40)
Q: Farm runoff can affect sea water temperature.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 40)
Q: Oil sands offer a clean solution for meeting future energy needs.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 42)
Q: Oil sands are only found in Alberta and the Orinoco Basin.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 42)
Q: Bitumen is a highly viscous form of petroleum that needs to be heated to flow.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 42)
Q: It is almost as profitable to extract conventional oil as oil sands.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 43)
Q: Extracting bitumen from conventional oil generates four times the level of
greenhouse gases than extracting from oil sands.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 43)
Q: There is a lack of consensus within the medical community about CFS’s symptoms.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 44)
Q: Many patients believe the name Myalgic Encephalomyelitis trivialises the
condition.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 44)
Q: A 2009 study linking CFS with a retrovirus has now been discredited.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 45)
Q: The symptoms of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome are also attributable to other
illnesses.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 45)
Q: CFS is a severely debilitating condition for 17 million people worldwide.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 45)
Q: REM sleep tends to be preceded by non-REM sleep.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 46)
Q: Eye muscles are the only muscles that are not paralysed during REM sleep.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 46)
Q: REM sleep periods always occur after four non-REM sleep periods.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 47)
Q: The scanning hypothesis states that the direction of a lucid dreamer’s eye
movements reveals what the dream is about.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 47)
Q: A child’s dreams may become more sophisticated as their imagination develops.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 47)
Q: The area of physical ergonomics can involve preventing repetitive strain injuries.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 48)
Q: One of the objectives of ergonomics is to increase the happiness of a work
environment.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 48)
Q: An ergonomically designed control panel accommodates a person’s mental and
physical needs.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 49)
Q: Environmental factors can affect a worker’s productivity and wellbeing.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 49)
Q: Ergonomic design places little emphasis on aesthetics.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 49)
Q: Existentialism views mortality as life’s sole inevitability.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 52)
Q: Existentialism became a popular political movement in the 1960s.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 52)
Q: The majority of animal rights activists oppose the Australian government’s policy
of kangaroo culls.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 53)
Q: The foremost argument against culling kangaroos is that it threatens Australian
national identity.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 53)
Q: Kangaroos present a threat to agriculture as well as to the ecosystem.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 54)
Q: In overpopulated areas where food is scarce, kangaroos are preying on rare
lizards.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 54)
Q: Sterilizing kangaroos will not immediately alleviate problems of their overgrazing.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 54)
Q: It costs less money to recycle plastic in China than it does in European countries.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 55)
Q: The passage suggests that finding alternatives to PET is a preferable solution to
recycling.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 55)
Q: There are economic drawbacks to recycling plastic.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 55)
Q: The proliferation of shopping bags and water bottles has made plastic the fastest-
growing category of waste.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 56)
Q: Plastic recycling does not extend the life of the material indefinitely.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 56)
Q: Girls who attend single-sex schools perform better in maths and sciences than
their counterparts in co-educational schools.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 58)
Q: The increased demand for American single-sex state education is a relatively
recent phenomenon.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 58)
Q: Whereas girls benefit academically from single-sex education, the only advantage
for boys is improved discipline.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 59)
Q: Critics of single-sex education believe that such schools reinforce preexisting
gender stereotypes.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 59)
Q: NASA aims to save money by outsourcing transport to the International Space
Station.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 60)
Q: Under NASA’s new plans, travel to the International Space Station will be
privatised.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 60)
Q: The five companies sharing the federal funds are using internet technology to
develop cargo spacecraft.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 61)
Q: Some critics believe that NASA’s new direction marks the end of American
leadership in space exploration.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 61)
Q: The United States government recently announced plans to reduce its space
programme budget.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 61)
Q: Mephedrone is a naturally occurring substance.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 62)
Q: Sweden and Germany have scientifically proven the health dangers of
mephedrone.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 62)
Q: Mephedrone’s low cost makes it especially attractive to teenage users.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 63)
Q: Despite being a legal substance, mephedrone is not safe to use.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 63)
Q: The UK government has been criticised for failing to act quickly to criminalise
mephedrone.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 63)
Q: Ecotourism strives to profit from a nation’s natural resources.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 64)
Q: Ecotourism’s critics believe that air travel contributes to global warming.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 64)
Q: The passage dismisses the ecotourism industry as an example of greenwashing.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 65)
Q: The long-term environmental credentials of ecotourism are debatable.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 65)
Q: While ecotourism’s environmental benefits are disputed, there is consensus that it
benefits local people economically.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 65)
Q: Salvador Dali’s work is more popular than Andre Breton’s output.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 67)
Q: Some experimental writing is surreal.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 67)
Q: Surrealist painting is renowned for the arbitrary portrayal of everyday objects.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 67)
Q: Salvador Dali was a French surrealist painter.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 68)
Q: At one time Dadaism and Surrealism were closely affiliated.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 68)
Q: The passage suggests that energy supplies are critical to economic development.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 69)
Q: The Three Gorges Dam is China’s largest and most controversial dam
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 69)
Q: The environmental impacts of the Three Gorges Dam have been more positive than
negative
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 70)
Q: The 660km length of the Three Gorges Dam spans the Yangtze River
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 70)
Q: The Dam’s monetary benefits were prioritised over environmental damage.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 70)
Q: Offshoring is synonymous with outsourcing.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 71)
Q: Low wage countries may need to enhance their infrastructure to attract
outsourcing contracts.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 71)
Q: Outsourcing providers compete aggressively for client contracts.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 71)
Q: The outsourcing trend has led to a reduction in the cost of consumer goods.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 72)
Q: Outsourcing refers to the use of a third party supplier to provide either HR or
Finance functions.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 72)
Q: The first hydrogen-fuelled car was too expensive for consumers
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 73)
Q: The passage questions the viability of hydrogen-fuelled cars as a solution to global
warming.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 73)
Q: Widespread use of hydrogen-fuelled cars would incur High infrastructure costs.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 73)
Q: Hybrids are the cleanest form of transport.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 74)
Q: Hydrogen is universally available and is not a greenhouse gas.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 74)
Q: Anticarp activists have demanded more drastic measures of carp control in the US
Supreme Court.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 76)
Q: Heavy flooding in the 1970s resulted in Asian carp proliferating in the Mississippi
and Illinois Rivers.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 76)
Q: If allowed into the Great Lakes, Asian carp would prey on native salmon.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 77)
Q: Electric barriers are not a fully effective means of carp control.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 77)
Q: Anticarp activists are motivated by environmental concerns rather than business
interests.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 77)
Q: One third of migraines are preceded by a heightened sensitivity to light.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 78)
Q: The passage states that it is not possible to work when suffering from a migraine.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 78)
Q: Although the cause of migraines is unknown, serotonin deficiency is the most
commonly held theory.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 79)
Q: Triptans are a new form of prophylactic drug which are less addictive than older
medications.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 79)
Q: The vascular theory has been discredited.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 79)
Q: The main argument in the passage is that internet users are not leaving enough
bandwidth for 80% of the world’s population.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 80)
Q: Access to information via the internet is a basic human right.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 80)
Q: The growth of mobile net device use has contributed towards the pressure on
bandwidth availability.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 81)
Q: Proposed tiered pricing structures would charge users more for using mobile web
devices.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 81)
Q: Proponents of net neutrality are against the prioritising of certain web traffic.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 81)
Q: The traditional interpretation of the Dead Sea Scrolls is that they belonged to an
early Christian sect called the Essenes.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 82)
Q: Academics debate whether the scrolls are the detailed accounts of one particular
sect, or provide historical information about the wider Jewish people.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 82)
Q: Not only the origins of the Dead Sea Scrolls, but also the process of their
interpretation, have been disputed.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 83)
Q: Some scholars believe the Essenes inhabited the desert caves at Qumran, near the
Dead Sea.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 83)
Q: The Dead Sea Scrolls include the oldest known copy of the Book of Isaiah.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 83)
Q: The Bilderberg Group has critics on both sides of the ideological spectrum.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 85)
Q: Representatives from the media are not allowed to attend the Bilderberg Group
conference.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 85)
Q: The Bilderberg Group was created as a private forum to set Europe and America’s
political and financial agenda.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 86)
Q: Topics discussed at Bilderberg Group conferences have included the invasion of
Iraq.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 86)
Q: Because its delegates are not elected, the Bilderberg Group’s activities are widely
believed to be undemocratic.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 86)
Q: Trieste, Trentina and Istria were reunified with Italy following the Treaty of
Versailles.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 87)
Q: Borders imposed in 1919 by the Treaty of Versailles resulted in twentieth century
conflicts.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 87)
Q: Irredentist movements advocate the annexation of territories only on the grounds
of prior historical possession.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 88)
Q: Yugoslavia was created following the Second World War to provide a homeland for
Bosnians, Serbs and Croats.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 88)
Q: Although originally an Italian movement, irredentist claims are now being made in
other countries.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 88)
Q: The global water crisis has resulted in less of the world’s population having access
to fresh water
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 89)
Q: The irrigation of crops comprises the majority of groundwater usage.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 89)
Q: Despite increasing rainfall in some areas, climate change is the main cause of the
global water crisis.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 90)
Q: The main impediment to desalination is expense.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 90)
Q: Both technological innovation and diplomacy are needed to tackle the world’s
water crisis.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 90)
Q: One of the advantages of Esperanto is that it is universally easy to learn.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 91)
Q: Dr Zamenhof's goal was to replace ethnic languages with the universal language of
Esperanto.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 91)
Q: Esperanto’s lack of an associated culture or homeland can be viewed as both an
asset and a disadvantage.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 92)
Q: Contemporary Esperanto speakers do not share a common vision of the language’s
purpose.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 92)
Q: Loglan is a more logically constructed language than Esperanto.
A) True
B) False
C) Cannot say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Verbal Reasoning (Page 92)
Numerical Reasoning
Q:
A) 0.9
B) 9.0
C) 9.2
D) 0.92
E) None of these
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 94)
Q:
A) £90.00
B) £9.00
C) £0.90
D) £900.00
E) £0.09
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 95)
Q:
A) 2006, 2007
B) 2007, 2008
C) 2007
D) 2006
E) None of these
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 96)
Q:
A) 47,500 decrease
B) 53,500 decrease
C) 52,500 increase
D) 47,500 increase
E) 53,500 increase
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 97)
Q:
A) £48.51 million
B) £44.1 million
C) £4.85 million
D) £4.41 million
E) £6.3 million
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 98)
Q:
A) 0.53
B) 0.54
C) 0.55
D) 0.56
E) 0.57
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 99)
Q:
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 100)
Q:
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 101)
Q:
A) £1.02million
B) £1.22million
C) £2.11million
D) £2.21million
E) £2.48million
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 102)
Q:
A) £2,482,000
B) £2,527,000
C) £2,528,000
D) £2,556,000
E) None of These
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 103)
Q:
A) 25,620
B) 6,850
C) 43,500
D) 4,880
E) Cannot tell from data
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 104)
Q:
A) Geoffrey Yates
B) Trudy Stupples
C) Samantha Hoxton
D) Susan Preddy
E) Tobey Gilham
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 106)
Q:
A) £3,690
B) £18,250
C) £18,450
D) £9,230
E) £36,900
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 107)
Q:
A) Current employees and Directors owned 40% of Leutts shares on 30 April 2009
B) The largest Director share dealing was 1,440 shares
C) Directors held 4,870 shares in total on 30 April 2009
D) Tobey Gilham held the most shares of any Director on 1st April 2009
E) Each Director has less shares on 31 May 2009 compared to 1st April 2009
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 108)
Q:
A) £1,686,000
B) £1,588,000
C) £1,566,000
D) £1,586,000
E) £1,856,000
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 109)
Q:
A) 155
B) 120
C) 125
D) 325
E) 225
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 110)
Q:
A) £16,425,000
B) £18,550,000
C) £19,425,000
D) £6,000,000
E) £8,550,000
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 111)
Q:
A) £127.5 million
B) £777.5 million
C) £115 million
D) £162.5 million
E) £353,409 million
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 112)
Q:
A) 43.5
B) 52.2
C) 100
D) 125
E) 125.6
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 113)
Q:
A) marketing drive is to be used to increase the value of Jan-June house
A) £156.6 million
B) £75.4 million
C) £52.2 million
D) £36.6 million
E) £14.5 million
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 114)
Q:
A) ) 41% less
B) ) 41% more
C) ) 36% less
D) ) 34% less
E) ) 33% less
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 116)
Q:
A) 3:2
B) 2:3
C) 4:5
D) 5:4
E) 4:7
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 118)
Q:
A) Northern Pacific and Central Pacific
B) ) Central Pacific and Pacific Rim
C) Pacific Mixed and Pacific Rim
D) Pacific Mixed and Northern Pacific
E) Pacific Rim and Northern Pacific
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 119)
Q:
A) October’s Pacific Mixed holding
B) Average November value of each of the 5 holdings
C) ) November value of holdings in Northern Pacific
D) ) 70% of November’s value of holdings in Southern Pacific
E) Average December value of each of the 5 holdings
A) October’s Pacific Mixed holding = 4.5 million
B) Average November value of each of the 5 holdings = 7.2 million
C) ) November value of holdings in Northern Pacific = 6.14 million
D) ) 70% of November’s value of holdings in Southern Pacific = 6.47 million
E) Average December value of each of the 5 holdings = 7 million
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 120)
Q:
A) 1/5
B) 1/10
C) 1/4
D) 3/10
E) 2/5
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 121)
Q:
A) ) 10 over target (Week 1); 10 under target (Week 3)
B) ) 10 over target (Week 1); 15 under target (Week 3)
C) ) 15 over target (Week 1); 10 under target (Week 3)
D) ) 15 over target (Week 1); 15 under target (Week 3)
E) ) 20 over target (Week 1); 10 under target (Week 3)
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 122)
Q:
A) ) Redcliff
B) Ather
C) ) Wilkington
D) Trew
E) Tunston
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 123)
Q:
A) £5,000
B) £6,000
C) £7,000
D) £8,000
E) £9,000
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 124)
Q:
A) £180,000
B) £200,000
C) £220,000
D) £240,000
E) £360,000
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 125)
Q:
A) £3,000
B) £3,500
C) £4,000
D) £4,500
E) £5,000
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 126)
Q:
A) ) Telecommunications
B) ) Utilities
C) Manufacturing
D) Financial
E) Retail
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 127)
Q:
A) Can’t tell from the data provided
B) £12,000
C) £22,000
D) £25,000
E) £45,000
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 128)
Q:
A) Harry and David
B) Sarah and Jane
C) ) Harry and Jane
D) ) David and Peter
E) ) David and Sarah
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 129)
Q:
A) £3,000
B) £4,000
C) £6,000
D) £8,000
E) £9,000
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 130)
Q:
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 130)
Q:
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 130)
Q:
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 130)
Q:
A) ) £8,000 under-performance
B) ) £18,400 under-performance
C) ) £31,000 over-performance
D) ) £31,000 under-performance
E) ) £35,600 under-performance
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 131)
Q:
A) £1,050
B) £1,122
C) £2,122
D) £2,172
E) £2,272
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 132)
Q:
A) ) 71 visits (Jessica); 77 visits (Kim)
B) ) 71 visits (Jessica); 78 visits (Kim)
C) ) 72 visits (Jessica); 78 visits (Kim)
D) ) 72 visits (Jessica); 79 visits (Kim)
E) ) 73 visits (Jessica); 79 visits (Kim)
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 133)
Q:
A) 90–100 (Simon); 77–85 (Jessica); 66–74 (Kim)
B) 90– 107 (Simon); 74–87 (Jessica); 64–76 (Kim)
C) 81–109 (Simon); 73–89 (Jessica); 63–77 (Kim)
D) 81–109 (Simon); 69–93 (Jessica); 60–81 (Kim)
E) 76–104 (Simon); 64–89 (Jessica); 56–76 (Kim)
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 134)
Q:
A) 2,400
B) 2,600
C) 2,800
D) 3,000
E) 3,200
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 135)
Q:
A) Kim (most); Jessica (least)
B) Simon (most); Jessica (least)
C) ) Jessica (most); Kim (least)
D) ) Jessica (most); Simon (least)
E) Kim (most); Simon (least)
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 136)
Q:
A) Subsidiary 1
B) Subsidiary 2
C) Subsidiary 3
D) Subsidiary 4
E) Subsidiary 5
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 137)
Q:
A) Subsidiaries 1 and 5
B) Subsidiaries 2 and 5
C) Subsidiaries 1, 2 and 5
D) Subsidiaries 3 and 5
E) Subsidiaries 1, 3 and 5
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 138)
Q:
A) 25%
B) 26%
C) 29%
D) 30%
E) 44%
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 139)
Q:
A) 2:3
B) 5:2
C) 2:5
D) 3:5
E) 5:3
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 141)
Q:
A) £23,751
B) £22,883
C) £21,519
D) £20,764
E) £20,184
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 142)
Q:
A) ) £10 million
B) ) £12 million
C) ) £14 million
D) ) £16 million
E) ) £18 million
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 143)
Q:
A) ) $1,043 million (Competitor B); €708 million (Competitor C)
B) ) $1,049 million (Competitor B); €690 million (Competitor C)
C) ) $1,049 million (Competitor B); €720 million (Competitor C)
D) ) $720 million (Competitor B); €1,055 million (Competitor C)
E) ) Can’t tell from the data provided
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 144)
Q:
A) ) €0.05 million
B) ) €1.15 million
C) ) €2.05 million
D) ) €3.05 million
E) ) €3.15 million
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 145)
Q:
A) ) £140 million
B) ) £141 million
C) ) £142 million
D) ) £143 million
E) ) £144 million
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 146)
Q:
A) ) £62 million
B) ) £46 million
C) ) £26 million
D) ) £25 million
E) ) Can’t tell from data
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 147)
Q:
A) 2006
B) 2007
C) 2008
D) 2009
E) 2010
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 149)
Q:
A) ) £199.6 million
B) ) £199.8 million
C) ) £216.2 million
D) ) £216.3 million
E) ) £242.2 million
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 150)
Q:
A) 2006
B) 2007
C) 2008
D) 2009
E) 2010
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 151)
Q:
A) No change
B) 3.50%
C) 3.55%
D) 4.45%
E) 4.60%
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 152)
Q:
A) ) £287 million
B) ) £335 million
C) £382 million
D) ) £383 million
E) ) Can’t tell from data
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 153)
Q:
A) ) 1 year
B) 2 years
C) ) 3 years
D) ) 4 years
E) ) 5 years
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 154)
Q:
A) 2010
B) 2007 and 2008
C) 2008 and 2009
D) 2007 and 2009
E) 2006, 2007 and 2009
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 155)
Q:
A) 4.7%
B) 3.7%
C) 2.7%
D) 1.9%
E) 0.9%
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 156)
Q:
A) ) Other expenses
B) Staff costs
C) ) Loan impairment
D) Inventories
E) Property depreciation
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 157)
Q:
A) ) £10.41 million
B) ) £10.14 million
C) ) £1.04 million
D) ) £1.01 million
E) ) Can’t tell from data
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 158)
Q:
A) 135
B) 400
C) 500
D) 1,135
E) 1,535
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 159)
Q:
A) Brand A
B) Brand B
C) Brand C
D) Brand D
E) Brand E
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 160)
Q:
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 161)
Q:
A) ) Can’t tell from the data
B) ) 35 (Brand A); 142 (Brand D)
C) 90 (Brand A); 252 (Brand D)
D) ) 60 (Brand A); 240 (Brand D)
E) ) 50 (Brand A); 360 (Brand D)
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 162)
Q:
A) ) £3 million
B) ) £3.1 million
C) ) £5.2 million
D) ) £6.2 million
E) ) £7.1 million
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 163)
Q:
A) Terminal A
B) Terminal B
C) Terminal C
D) Terminal D
E) Terminal E
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 164)
Q:
A) ) 2,200 more males
B) ) 1,200 more males
C) ) 220 more females
D) ) 140 more females
E) ) 120 more males
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 165)
Q:
A) 14,000
B) 15,000
C) 140,000
D) 150,000
E) 160,000
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 166)
Q:
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 167)
Q:
A) competitor airport operator called Vefy Flights operates a different airport
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 168)
Q:
A) ) £3 million
B) ) £4 million
C) ) £36 million
D) ) £37 million
E) ) £38 million
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 169)
Q:
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 169)
Q:
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 169)
Q:
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 169)
Q:
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 169)
Q:
A) ) Labour and Production
B) Supply chain and I.T.
C) ) Labour and Supply chain
D) Supply chain, Labour and Production
E) Supply chain, Labour, Production and I.T.
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 170)
Q:
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 170)
Q:
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 170)
Q:
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 170)
Q:
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 170)
Q:
A) Cannot Say
B) 2006 and 2007
C) 2006, 2008 & 2010
D) 2007, 2008 & 2010
E) 2008 and 2009
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 171)
Q:
A) £80,000
B) £75,000
C) £70,000
D) £65,000
E) £60,000
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 172)
Q:
A) 2006 and 2007
B) 2006 and 2008
C) 2006 and 2010
D) 2007 and 2008
E) 2007 and 2009
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 173)
Q:
A) Australia
B) Spain
C) ) Germany
D) ) U.S.A.
E) Italy
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 174)
Q:
A) ) Can’t tell from the data
B) ) U.S.A. (most); Italy (least)
C) ) U.S.A. (most); Spain (least)
D) Australia (most); Italy (least)
E) Australia (most); Spain (least)
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 175)
Q:
A) The ratio of German:Spanish tourists is 1:2
B) There are fewer Spanish tourists than German and Italian tourists combined
C) German families have the longest average length of stay
D) Total German tourist spending is more than 92% of Total Spanish tourist spending
E) There are over 4 times as many Australian tourists as Italian tourists
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 176)
Q:
A) 2 Australian families
B) 2 Spanish families
C) 3 German families
D) 3 U.S.A. families
E) 3 Italian families
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 177)
Q:
A) £170
B) £180
C) £190
D) £200
E) Cannot tell from data
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 178)
Q:
A) 35:28:22
B) 5:3:4
C) 6:4:3
D) 5:4:3
E) 3:4:2
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 180)
Q:
A) ) Greece
B) Portugal
C) Austria
D) Ireland
E) Croatia
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 181)
Q:
A) 104,200
B) 31,260
C) 26,050
D) 21,260
E) 20,840
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 182)
Q:
A) €34,000
B) €34,060
C) €37,060
D) €44,000
E) €78,060
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 183)
Q:
A) Portugal and Austria
B) Ireland and Austria
C) ) Croatia and Austria
D) ) Croatia and Greece
E) Ireland and Greece
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 184)
Q:
A) Share D, Share A
B) Share D, Share C
C) Share D, Share E
D) Share B, Share A
E) Share B, Share C
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 185)
Q:
A) dealer buys 250 Share Ds and 350 Share Es at yesterday’s prices and
A) ) £125 profit
B) ) £70 profit
C) ) £55 profit
D) ) £125 loss
E) ) £70 loss
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 186)
Q:
A) trader has 200,000 Share Bs to sell at today’s price and today plans to split
A) ) 20,000 Share A and 70,000 Share D
B) ) 21,000 Share A and 75,000 Share D
C) ) 22,000 Share A and 80,000 Share D
D) ) 23,000 Share A and 85,000 Share D
E) ) 24,000 Share A and 90,000 Share D
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 187)
Q:
A) $11,000
B) $14,000
C) $17,000
D) $18,000
E) $23,000
B) and you would have got this question wrong. Often, distracters like this are included in
the
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 188)
Q:
A) ) €18 (Share A); €18 (Share C)
B) ) €22 (Share A); €22 (Share C)
C) ) €29 (Share A); €29 (Share C)
D) ) €29 (Share A); €18 (Share C)
E) ) €29 (Share A); €30 (Share C)
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 189)
Q:
A) Product A and Product B
B) Product A and Product C
C) Product A and Product D
D) Product B and Product C
E) Product B and Product D
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 190)
Q:
A) ) 1% less
B) ) 1.7% more
C) ) 1.7% less
D) ) 3% more
E) ) 3% less
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 191)
Q:
A) Western
B) Eastern
C) ) Central
D) ) Northern
E) ) None of these
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 192)
Q:
A) £9,010,000
B) £7,070,000
C) £5,000,000
D) £3,030,000
E) £1,010,000
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 193)
Q:
A) ) Northern
B) Southern
C) ) Western
D) Eastern
E) Central
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 194)
Q:
A) Interest paying loans
B) Currency swaps
C) ) Other current liabilities
D) Pension payments
E) ) Cannot tell
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 195)
Q:
A) ) £116 million
B) ) £117 million
C) ) £118 million
D) ) £119 million
E) ) £120 million
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 196)
Q:
A) ) £192 million
B) ) £189 million
C) ) £187 million
D) ) £185 million
E) ) £183 million
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 197)
Q:
A) £15,000
B) £20,000
C) £25,000
D) £30,000
E) £35,000
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 198)
Q:
A) ) £322.5 million
B) ) £310.1 million
C) ) £309.3 million
D) ) £297.7 million
E) ) £297.4 million
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 199)
Q:
A) £6,000,000
B) £5,510,000
C) £5,500,000
D) £5,430,000
E) £4,510,000
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 200)
Q:
A) Ploche Inc increased global income each quarter during 2006
B) Between 2007-2010 Zwex Ltd has experienced 6.9% global income growth
C) In 2006 Quew plc’s global income was £5,430,000
D) Ploche Inc has experienced positive global growth each year between 2006-2010
E) The average 2006 Quarter 2 sales were £1.15 million
A) Ploche Inc increased global income each quarter during 2006.
B) Between 2007-2010 Zwex Ltd has experienced 6.9% global income growth.
C) In 2006 Quew plc’s global income was £5,430,000
D) Ploche Inc has experienced positive global growth each year between 2006-2010
E) ) The average 2006 Quarter 2 sales were £1.15
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 201)
Q:
A) 2007
B) 2008
C) 2009
D) 2010
E) None of these
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 202)
Q:
A) ) £2.14 million
B) ) £2.5 million
C) ) £3 million
D) ) £3.5 million
E) ) £3.75 million
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 203)
Q:
A) ) £5.41 million
B) ) £5.37 million
C) ) £5.33 million
D) ) £5.30 million
E) ) £5.23 million
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 204)
Q:
A) ) £0.23 million
B) ) £1.03 million
C) ) £1.83 million
D) ) £1.87 million
E) ) £2.03 million
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 205)
Q:
A) 2006
B) 2006 and 2007
C) 2010
D) 2007 and 2010
E) 2006, 2007 and 2010
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 206)
Q:
A) ) £2.14 million
B) ) £1.87 million
C) ) £1.25 million
D) ) £0.83 million
E) ) £0.14 million
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 207)
Q:
A) 2006
B) 2007
C) 2008
D) 2009
E) 2010
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 208)
Q:
A) 2006
B) 2007
C) 2008
D) 2009
E) 2010
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 209)
Q:
A) PU10 (non-European); AE25 (European)
B) FD24 (non-European); DE45 (European)
C) FD24 (non-European); AE25 (European)
D) AE25 (non-European); PU10 (European)
E) AE25 (non-European); FD24 (European)
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 211)
Q:
A) $30
B) $120
C) $130
D) $200
E) $230
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 212)
Q:
A) €575
B) €750
C) €5,100
D) €5,750
E) €7,500
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 213)
Q:
A) DE45
B) PU20
C) AE25
D) PU10
E) FD24
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 214)
Q:
A) AE25, PU10, DE45, FD24, PU20
B) PU10, DE45, PU20, AE25, FD24
C) PU10, DE45, AE25, PU20, FD24
D) DE45, PU10, PU20, AE25, FD24
E) PU10, DE45, PU20, FD24, AE25
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 216)
Q:
A) ) £18.35 million
B) ) £18.40 million
C) ) £18.50 million
D) ) £19.35 million
E) ) £19.40 million
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 217)
Q:
A) UK (Cash); Far Eastern (Bonds)
B) Emerging Markets (Cash); Far Eastern (Bonds)
C) ) Far Eastern (Cash); UK (Bonds)
D) Emerging Markets (Cash); UK (Bonds)
E) UK (Cash); Far Eastern (Cash)
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 218)
Q:
A) ) UK Fund
B) US Fund
C) European Fund
D) Far East Fund
E) Emerging Markets Fund
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 220)
Q:
A) lowest is US Fund (Bonds); highest is UK Fund (Derivatives)
B) lowest is US Fund (Shares); highest is UK Fund (Shares)
C) lowest is UK Fund (Bonds); highest is US Fund (Shares)
D) lowest is US Fund (Bonds); highest is UK Fund (Shares)
E) lowest is US Fund (Derivatives); highest is UK Fund (Shares)
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 221)
Q:
A) ) UK
B) US
C) Emerging Markets
D) ) UK, US
E) ) UK, US, Emerging Markets
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 223)
Q:
A) Servicing, Administration, Misc., Rent, Insurance, Utilities
B) Servicing, Administration, Rent, Misc., Utilities, Insurance
C) Servicing, Administration, Rent, Misc., Insurance, Utilities
D) Servicing, Administration, Misc., Rent, Utilities, Insurance
E) ) None of these
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 224)
Q:
A) Bordeaux
B) Berlin
C) Midlands and Glasgow
D) Berlin and Midlands
E) ) Glasgow and Bordeaux
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 225)
Q:
A) ) Rent and Utilities
B) Rent
C) ) Utilities
D) Insurance
E) Insurance and Utilities
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 226)
Q:
A) £3,300
B) £12,400
C) £16,500
D) £39,600
E) £48,000
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 227)
Q:
A) Midlands and Glasgow
B) Bordeaux and Glasgow
C) Bordeaux and Amsterdam
D) Midlands and Amsterdam
E) ) None of these
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 228)
Q:
A) Manufacturer A
B) Manufacturer B
C) Manufacturer C
D) Manufacturer D
E) Manufacturer E
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 229)
Q:
A) ) £13 million
B) ) £14 million
C) ) £15 million
D) ) £16 million
E) ) £17 million
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 230)
Q:
A) Northern
B) Central
C) Southern
D) Eastern
E) Western
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 231)
Q:
A) 0.83%
B) 0.84%
C) 0.85%
D) 0.86%
E) 0.87%
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 232)
Q:
A) £110,000
B) £1,000,000
C) £1,100,000
D) £1,110,000
E) £1,111,000
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 233)
Q:
A) £28,000
B) £28,500
C) £29,000
D) £29,500
E) Can’t tell from data
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 234)
Q:
A) £26,000
B) £26,114
C) £26,429
D) £26,500
E) £27,000
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 235)
Q:
A) Engineering
B) ) Research
C) ) Consulting
D) ) Legal
E) Accounting
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 236)
Q:
A) £24,800 (logistics); £25,800 (retail)
B) £25,100 (logistics); £25,300 (retail)
C) £25,500 (logistics); £25,000 (retail)
D) £25,800 (logistics); £24,800 (retail)
E) Can’t tell from data
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 237)
Q:
A) Engineering
B) Research
C) ) Consulting
D) ) Legal
E) Accounting
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 238)
Q:
A) All competitors
B) Competitor B
C) ) Competitor E
D) ) Competitors B and E
E) ) Competitors B, D and E
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 239)
Q:
A) Competitor A
B) Competitor B
C) ) Competitor C
D) ) Competitor D
E) Competitor E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 240)
Q:
A) ) £3 million
B) ) £28 million
C) ) £33 million
D) ) £35 million
E) ) £221 million
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 241)
Q:
A) ) £9 million
B) ) £10 million
C) ) £11 million
D) ) £12 million
E) ) £13 million
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 242)
Q:
A) ) Competitor A and Competitor D
B) ) Competitor B and Competitor D
C) ) Competitor A and Competitor C
D) ) Competitor B and Competitor E
E) ) No two competitors
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 244)
Q:
A) Belgium
B) Denmark
C) Ireland
D) ) Hungary
E) ) Greece
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 247)
Q:
A) 7.5%
B) 8.5%
C) 9.5%
D) 10.5%
E) 11.5%
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 248)
Q:
A) 143,900
B) 167,550
C) 225,340
D) 368,200
E) 44.7 million
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 249)
Q:
A) 2015
B) 2016
C) 2017
D) 2018
E) 2019
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 250)
Q:
A) Belgium
B) Denmark
C) Ireland
D) ) Hungary
E) ) Greece
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 251)
Q:
A) January
B) February
C) March
D) April
E) May
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 252)
Q:
A) $272,000
B) $372,000
C) $432,000
D) $2,720,000
E) $4,320,000
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 253)
Q:
A) Kurnels smaller by $46,000
B) Kurnels smaller by $36,000
C) Kurnels greater by $26,000
D) Kurnels greater by $36,000
E) Kurnels greater by $46,000
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 254)
Q:
A) January - February
B) February - March
C) March - April
D) April - May
E) ) Can’t tell from the data
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 255)
Q:
A) $133,000
B) $171,000
C) $410,000
D) $437,000
E) Can’t tell from the data
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 256)
Q:
A) trader bought 150,000 shares in Hydro Tools at this month’s low and
A) £655,000 loss
B) £120,500 loss
C) £83,000 loss
D) ) £120,500 profit
E) ) £655,000 profit
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 257)
Q:
A) ) LPC Ltd
B) Hydro Tools
C) ) Gyromanic
D) Flyer Travel
E) ) Gel Products
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 258)
Q:
A) ) 350,000 shares (LPC Ltd), 500,000 shares (Flyer Travel Ltd)
B) ) 300,000 shares (LPC Ltd), 504,000 shares (Flyer Travel Ltd)
C) ) 250,000 shares (LPC Ltd), 600,000 shares (Flyer Travel Ltd)
D) ) 200,000 shares (LPC Ltd), 500,000 shares (Flyer Travel Ltd)
E) ) 150,000 shares (LPC Ltd), 600,000 shares (Flyer Travel Ltd)
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 259)
Q:
A) £63,750
B) £175,000
C) £225,750
D) £251,250
E) None of these
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 260)
Q:
B) spent the same amount on Flyer Travel shares. If Trader A and Trader B
A) £11,692
B) £115,859
C) £39,796
D) £139,796
E) £65,859
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 261)
Q:
A) Competitor B
B) ) Competitors B and C
C) ) Competitors A and C
D) ) Competitors C and D
E) Competitor D
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 262)
Q:
A) $520,000
B) $620,000
C) $720,000
D) $820,000
E) $920,000
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 263)
Q:
A) ) $1 million
B) ) $2 million
C) ) $3 million
D) ) $4 million
E) ) $5 million
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 264)
Q:
A) ) $11 million
B) ) $16 million
C) ) $26 million
D) ) $61 million
E) ) Can’t tell from data
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 265)
Q:
A) Competitor A
B) ) Competitor B
C) ) Competitor C
D) ) Competitor D
E) Competitor E
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 266)
Q:
A) £14,650
B) £17,105
C) £27,545
D) £47,545
E) £64,650
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 267)
Q:
A) BEC 1A
B) BEC 5C
C) FLAC 3X
D) FLAC 9Y
E) FLAC 4T
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 268)
Q:
A) £27,625
B) £25,428
C) £15,655
D) £11,700
E) £7,055
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 269)
Q:
A) £116,250.50
B) £85,442.00
C) £48,296.25
D) £33,642.50
E) £19,450.50
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 270)
Q:
A) £1,945
B) £1,845
C) £1,645
D) £1,745
E) Can’t tell from data
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 271)
Q:
A) ) €40 million
B) €85 million
C) ) €110 million
D) ) €140 million
E) €155 million
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 272)
Q:
A) ) €302.5 million
B) ) €307.6 million
C) ) €310.4 million
D) ) €322.4 million
E) ) €330.6 million
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 273)
Q:
A) ) UK, Ireland
B) Ireland, France
C) Italy, Germany
D) ) Germany, UK
E) France, UK
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 274)
Q:
A) ) £144 million
B) ) £112.5 million
C) ) £80 million
D) ) £72 million
E) ) £60 million
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 275)
Q:
A) ) €33 million
B) ) €190 million
C) ) €290 million
D) ) €328 million
E) €382 million
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 276)
Q:
A) €0.01
B) €0.05
C) €0.10
D) €0.15
E) €1.00
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 279)
Q:
A) $199.81
B) $367.65
C) $476.65
D) $599.18
E) $676.48
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 279)
Q:
A) €110.00
B) €104.82
C) €99.53
D) €77.76
E) €60.75
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 280)
Q:
A) £1,700
B) £1,800
C) £1,900
D) £2,000
E) £2,100
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 281)
Q:
A) Euro
B) US $
C) ) Japanese Yen
D) South African Rand
E) ) Can’t tell from data
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 282)
Q:
A) 3.6%
B) 4.2%
C) 4.6%
D) 5.2%
E) 5.6%
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 283)
Q:
A) €8.5 million
B) €8.6 million
C) ) €8.7 million
D) ) €8.8 million
E) ) Can’t tell from the data
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 284)
Q:
A) ) €1.0 million
B) ) €1.1 million
C) ) €1.2 million
D) ) €1.3 million
E) ) None of these
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 285)
Q:
A) ) Consultancy A
B) ) Consultancy B
C) ) Consultancy C
D) ) Consultancy D
E) ) Consultancy E
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 286)
Q:
A) 2 : 5
B) 4 : 7
C) 5 : 7
D) 10 : 9
E) 5 : 2
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 286)
Q:
A) 25%
B) 28%
C) 30%
D) 38%
E) 42%
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 287)
Q:
A) £912,000
B) £812,000
C) £712,000
D) £612,000
E) £512,000
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 288)
Q:
A) 28%
B) 30%
C) 32%
D) 34%
E) 36%
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 289)
Q:
A) £5,597,000
B) £6,285,000
C) £6,333,000
D) £6,433,000
E) £6,613,000
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 290)
Q:
A) £36,291
B) £64,517
C) £66,980
D) £72,428
E) £82,950
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 291)
Q:
A) HR
B) Marketing
C) Sales
D) IT
E) Finance
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 292)
Q:
A) HR
B) Marketing
C) Sales
D) Finance
E) R&D
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 293)
Q:
A) £2,414
B) £2,500
C) £3,500
D) £4,828
E) Can’t tell from the data
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 294)
Q:
A) 5%
B) 10%
C) 15%
D) 20%
E) 25%
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 294)
Q:
A) £17,100
B) £19,100
C) £19,600
D) £20,600
E) None of these
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 295)
Q:
A) $10,000
B) $100,000
C) $110,000
D) $111,000
E) $111,100
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 296)
Q:
A) ) Gilts
B) Fixed interest
C) ) North American Equities
D) ) UK Equities
E) Pacific Rim Equities
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 297)
Q:
A) ) $3.48 million
B) ) $3.51 million
C) ) $3.71 million
D) ) $5.73 million
E) ) $5.95 million
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 298)
Q:
A) $540,000
B) $700,000
C) $800,000
D) ) $1.24 million
E) ) $1.34 million
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 299)
Q:
A) $1,530,000
B) $1,170,000
C) $1,710,000
D) $2,040,000
E) $2,030,000
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 300)
Q:
A) January
B) February
C) March
D) April
E) May
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 301)
Q:
A) £105,450
B) £95,450
C) £85,450
D) £75,450
E) Can’t tell from the data
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 302)
Q:
A) January
B) February
C) March
D) April
E) May
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 303)
Q:
A) £154,500
B) £155,000
C) £155,500
D) £156,000
E) £156,500
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 303)
Q:
A) £1,500,400
B) £1,600,400
C) £1,700,400
D) £1,800,400
E) £1,900,400
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 304)
Q:
A) 1/3
B) 22/70
C) 3/5
D) 2/5
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 306)
Q:
A) 70,500; 69,000; 61,250
B) 7,050; 6,900; 6,125
C) 61,250; 69,000; 70,500
D) 61; 71; 69
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 307)
Q:
A) £30,000
B) £28,000
C) £25,000
D) £23,000
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 308)
Q:
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 309)
Q:
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 310)
Q:
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 311)
Q:
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 312)
Q:
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 313)
Q:
A) 1:3
B) 1:30
C) 1:4
D) 1:5
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 314)
Q:
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 315)
Q:
A) ) None of these
B) ) £1.03 million
C) ) £0.58 million
D) ) £0.15 million
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 316)
Q:
A) Misc
B) Misc, Computers and DVD players
C) Misc and DVD players
D) ) Computers and DVD players
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 317)
Q:
A) £275,000
B) £1,275,000
C) £825,000
D) None of these
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 318)
Q:
A) £2,280,500
B) £1,309,500
C) £1,909,500
D) ) Can’t tell from the data
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 319)
Q:
A) ) £19.6 million
B) ) £9.6 million
C) ) £10.6 million
D) ) £9.4 million
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 320)
Q:
A) £119,646
B) £121,900
C) £119,600
D) £122,000
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 321)
Q:
A) 2.5%
B) 2.6%
C) 2.9%
D) 3.0%
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 322)
Q:
A) ) United States, United States
B) ) United States, Germany
C) ) Germany, United States
D) ) Germany, Germany
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 323)
Q:
A) ) United States, Spain, Germany, France, United Kingdom
B) Spain, United States, Germany, France, United Kingdom
C) ) United States, Germany, Spain, United Kingdom, France
D) ) United States, Germany, Spain, France, United Kingdom
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 324)
Q:
A) ) United Kingdom and United States
B) ) Germany and Spain
C) ) Germany and France
D) France and Spain
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 325)
Q:
A) 37
B) 89
C) 27
D) ) 56
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 326)
Q:
A) ) None of these
B) Finance
C) ) Research
D) Sales
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 327)
Q:
A) Marketing
B) Finance
C) ) Research
D) HR
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 328)
Q:
A) ) Finance has the most employees
B) ) Total Sales employees outnumber total HR
C) ) Research has the most employees
D) HR has the most freelance employees
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 329)
Q:
A) Research
B) Marketing
C) Finance
D) Sales
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 330)
Q:
A) March, May
B) May, January
C) May, March
D) March, January
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 331)
Q:
A) 4-bedroom house: 3-bedroom flat
B) 2-bedroom flat: studio flat
C) Studio flat: 2-bedroom flat
D) ) 2-bedroom flat: 3-bedroom flat
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 332)
Q:
A) £140,850
B) £165,600
C) £142,200
D) £48,600
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 333)
Q:
A) £385,522
B) £381,300
C) £381,327
D) £381,237
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 334)
Q:
A) £141,679
B) £142,000
C) £140,834
D) £139,679
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 335)
Q:
A) Product A
B) Product B
C) Product C
D) Product D
E) Product E
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 337)
Q:
A) ) £27.1 million (US); £25.8 million (EU)
B) ) £638.3 million (US); £908.2 million (EU)
C) ) £4.7 million (US); £10.4 million (EU)
D) ) £271.7 million (US); £258.2 million (EU)
E) ) Can’t tell
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 339)
Q:
A) £198,120,000
B) £19,812,000
C) £13,208,000
D) £132,080,000
E) None of These
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 340)
Q:
A) £244 million
B) £211 million
C) £149 million
D) £243 million
E) £120 million
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 341)
Q:
A) Product B’s change in EU sales between Jan-June and July-Dec
B) 7% of Product D’s US sales (Jan-June)
C) Product E’s change in US sales between Jan-June and July-Dec
D) Average US Product A sales per month (July-Dec)
E) Average US Product C sales per month (Jan-June)
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 342)
Q:
A) rights issue brings an additional 10% of Studt Systems shares to the
A) £166 million
B) £167 million
C) £16.6 million
D) £1,670,000
E) £169 million
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 343)
Q:
A) 290,000
B) 280,000
C) 270,000
D) 260,000
E) 250,000
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 344)
Q:
A) Relf plc
B) Studt Systems
C) Xan Inc
D) IWE Ltd
E) Cannot Say
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 345)
Q:
A) day trader bought 50,000 Tombe shares at last month’s low, received the
A) 25.3%profit
B) 19.4%profit
C) 25.3% loss
D) 20.5%loss
E) 20.5% profit
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 346)
Q:
A) trader has £185,000 to invest and decides to invest this money equally
A) 2,000 Tombe shares; 2,250 IWE Ltd shares
B) 20,000 Tombe shares; 225 IWE Ltd shares
C) 20,000 Tombe shares; 25,000 IWE Ltd shares
D) 2,000 Tombe shares; 225,000 IWE Ltd shares
E) None of these
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 347)
Q:
A) Central
B) Northern
C) Southern
D) Eastern
E) Western
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 348)
Q:
A) £151,740
B) £101,750
C) £15,400
D) £5,747
E) Cannot Say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 349)
Q:
A) £1,850
B) £2,745
C) £23,550
D) £27,450
E) Cannot Say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 350)
Q:
A) £10
B) £50
C) £75
D) £120
E) £180
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 351)
Q:
A) 28,091
B) 28,951
C) 30,091
D) 31,951
E) 30,020
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 352)
Q:
A) £90,000 Syballe Sons; £197,500 Competitor Consultancy Firm
B) £96,000 Syballe Sons; £200,000 Competitor Consultancy Firm
C) £90,000 Syballe Sons; £25,750 Competitor Consultancy Firm
D) £90,000 Syballe Sons; £19,750 Competitor Consultancy Firm
E) £96,000 Syballe & Sons; £20,000 Competitor Consultancy Firm
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 353)
Q:
A) Quarter 1 – Quarter 2
B) Quarter 2 – Quarter 3
C) Quarter 3 – Quarter 4
D) Quarter 4 – Next Quarter
E) Cannot Say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 354)
Q:
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 355)
Q:
A) No difference
B) £1,500
C) £1,000
D) £500
E) £2,000
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 356)
Q:
A) £14,000
B) £16,000
C) £42,000
D) £168,000
E) £179,000
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 357)
Q:
A) Can’t Tell
B) £110,000
C) £147,000
D) £47,000
E) £11,000
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 358)
Q:
A) £10,000,000
B) £4,440,000
C) £44,400,000
D) £9,100,000
E) £100,000,000
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 359)
Q:
A) Brand 1
B) Brand 2
C) Brand 3
D) Brand 4
E) Cannot Say
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 360)
Q:
A) 2,500,000 less
B) 2,250,000 less
C) 25,000 more
D) 2,500,000 more
E) 250,000 less
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 361)
Q:
A) £895,000
B) £910,000
C) £1,150,000
D) £8,950,000
E) £9,100,000
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 362)
Q:
A) 2006
B) 2007
C) 2008
D) 2009
E) None of these
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 363)
Q:
A) 54 million Euros
B) 540 billion Euros
C) 540 million Euros
D) 54 billion Euros
E) Cannot Say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 364)
Q:
A) 24,960 more Spanish babies
B) 100,000 more German babies
C) 249,600 more German babies
D) 1,233,000 more Spanish babies
E) 123,300 less Spanish babies
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 365)
Q:
A) Netherlands
B) Germany
C) France
D) Spain
E) Cannot Say
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 366)
Q:
A) 1,050,000
B) 1,332,000
C) 1,680,000
D) 2,500,000
E) 373,200
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 367)
Q:
A) £124,000
B) £86,000
C) £86,300
D) £124,800
E) £65,200
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 368)
Q:
A) ) 2005-2007 Subsidiary 1
B) ) 2006-2008 Subsidiary 1
C) ) 2007-2009 Subsidiary 4
D) ) 2007-2009 Subsidiary 1
E) ) None of these
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 370)
Q:
A) 240
B) 828
C) 414
D) 394
E) 360
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 371)
Q:
A) ) 14 less
B) 12 more
C) ) 12 less
D) ) 13 more
E) ) Cannot Say
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 372)
Q:
A) 12%
B) 10%
C) 18%
D) 15%
E) 9%
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 373)
Q:
A) 6,270
B) 90
C) 4,733
D) 6,600
E) 5,940
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 374)
Q:
A) Brete
B) Stunn and Adelphi
C) Adelphi
D) Stunn
E) ) None of these
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 375)
Q:
A) Adele, Adelphi, Stunn, Faze, Brete
B) Adele, Stunn, Brete, Adelphi, Faze
C) Adele, Stunn, Adelphi, Faze, Brete
D) Stunn, Adele, Adelphi, Brete, Faze
E) Adele, Stunn, Adelphi, Brete, Faze
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 376)
Q:
A) 200
B) 2510
C) 100
D) 2150
E) Cannot Say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 377)
Q:
A) ) 75 Adele laptops on sale
B) ) 150 Adele laptops at a further 60% reduction to the sale price
C) ) 50 Faze and 50 Stunn laptops on sale
D) ) 45 Brete laptops on sale
E) ) 90 Stunn laptops on sale
A) 75 Adele laptops = 75 x 262.5 = £19,687.50
B) 150 Adele laptops at a price further reduced by 60% = 40% x 150 x 262.5 = £15,750
C) 50 Faze and 50 Stunn laptops = 50 x (152 + 210) = £18,100
D) 45 Brete laptops = 45 x 433.33 = £19,499.85
E) 90 Stunn laptops = 90 x 210 = £18,900.00
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 378)
Q:
A) $612.89
B) $590.47
C) $574.66
D) $541.73
E) $523.52
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 379)
Q:
A) Australia
B) Ireland
C) ) UK
D) Italy
E) Sweden
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 380)
Q:
A) Australia
B) Ireland
C) ) UK
D) Italy
E) Sweden
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 381)
Q:
A) ) £125 million
B) ) £10 million
C) ) £56 million
D) ) £124 million
E) ) £12.3 million
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 382)
Q:
A) ) None of these
B) ) 2,000 million
C) ) 3,995 million
D) ) 6,000 million
E) ) 1,500 million
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 383)
Q:
A) Australia
B) Ireland
C) ) UK
D) Italy
E) Sweden
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 384)
Q:
A) ) Television and Radio
B) ) Newspaper and Radio
C) ) Out-of-home and Newspaper
D) ) Radio and Magazines
E) Magazines and Television
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 385)
Q:
A) ) £20.5 billion
B) ) £1.55 billion
C) ) £1.27 billion
D) ) £31.00 billion
E) ) £7.75 billion
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 386)
Q:
A) ) £8.1 billion
B) ) £16.2 billion
C) ) £21.2 billion
D) ) £12 billion
E) ) £10.6 billion
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 387)
Q:
A) ) None of these
B) ) £9.89 billion
C) ) £11.6 billion
D) ) £10.44 billion
E) ) £14.79 billion
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 389)
Q:
A) ) None of these
B) ) $5,100 million
C) ) $510 million
D) ) $5,400 million
E) ) $5,600 million
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 390)
Q:
A) ) Cannot Say
B) ) $29,400 million
C) ) $23,560 million
D) ) $25,560 million
E) ) $29,440 million
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 391)
Q:
A) ) $14,405 million
B) ) $15,000 million
C) ) $16,000 million
D) ) $15,702 million
E) ) $17,000 million
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 392)
Q:
A) South America, United Kingdom
B) ) United Kingdom, Russia
C) South America, Russia
D) South America
E) Russia
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 393)
Q:
A) ) $1,200 million – $18,400 million
B) ) $5,400 million
C) ) $17,200 million
D) ) $1,600 million – $18,400 million
E) ) $1,800 million – $7,200 million
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 394)
Q:
A) 34
B) 36
C) ) 38
D) ) 40
E) 42
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 395)
Q:
A) Wales, Scotland
B) ) Northern Ireland, Wales, Scotland
C) Scotland
D) ) Northern Ireland, Wales
E) ) Cannot Say
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 396)
Q:
A) 8,000,000
B) 4,600,000
C) 3,000,000
D) 7,600,000
E) None of these
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 397)
Q:
A) 4,430
B) 886
C) 2,215
D) 443
E) Cannot Say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 398)
Q:
A) 49.5%
B) 50%
C) 50.5%
D) 51%
E) 51.4%
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 399)
Q:
A) £850,000
B) £852,250
C) £854,250
D) £856,000
E) £858,000
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 401)
Q:
A) £460,850
B) £11,175
C) £100,875
D) £80,750
E) £81,500
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 402)
Q:
A) £335,000
B) £83,750
C) £418,750
D) £150,750
E) None of these
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 403)
Q:
A) 6.1
B) 6.8
C) 2.9
D) 6.9
E) 2.8
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 404)
Q:
A) £480,500
B) £514,118
C) £652,840
D) £0.56 million
E) £65.4 million
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 405)
Q:
A) Quarter 1
B) Quarter 2
C) Quarter 3
D) Quarter 4
E) None of these
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 406)
Q:
A) £62.5 million
B) £52.4 million
C) £42.6 million
D) £28.8 million
E) £23.6 million
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 407)
Q:
A) £3.6 million more
B) £3.6 million less
C) £2.2 million less
D) 2.2 million more
E) None of these
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 408)
Q:
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 408)
Q:
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 408)
Q:
A) 2/3
B) 1/5
C) 1/3
D) 1/2
E) 1/4
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 409)
Q:
A) 6.1%
B) 7.2%
C) 6.2%
D) 10%
E) 6%
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 410)
Q:
A) £408 million
B) £407 million
C) £402 million
D) £403 million
E) £404 million
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 411)
Q:
A) 2008
B) 2007, 2008
C) 2007
D) 2007, 2008, 2009
E) None of the years shown
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 412)
Q:
A) £53.28 million
B) £69.45 million
C) £113.2 million
D) £144.6 million
E) £118.9 million
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 413)
Q:
A) 2006
B) 2007
C) 2008
D) 2009
E) Cannot Say
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 414)
Q:
A) £110.9 million
B) £114.6 million
C) £115.6 million
D) £86.4 million
E) £87.6 million
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 415)
Q:
A) 300 days
B) 290 days
C) 280 days
D) 270 days
E) 260 days
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 416)
Q:
A) 37hours
B) 38 hours
C) 39 hours
D) 40 hours
E) 41 hours
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 417)
Q:
E) bill clients at £55 per hour, what is the total client income for March (to the
A) £127,000
B) £129,000
C) £131,000
D) £133,000
E) £135,000
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 418)
Q:
A) 327 days
B) 357 days
C) 347 days
D) 337 days
E) 367 days
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 419)
Q:
A) D, A, C, B, E
B) C, B, A, E, D
C) D, A, C, E, B
D) A, D, E, C, B
E) A, D, C, E, B
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 420)
Q:
A) $85,250
B) $106,950
C) $109,500
D) $103,950
E) $114,500
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 421)
Q:
A) 1:4
B) 1:5
C) 1:6
D) 1:7
E) 1:8
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 422)
Q:
A) £73,871
B) £193,827
C) £80,677
D) £177,475
E) £43,774
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 423)
Q:
A) $1,750
B) $2,505
C) $1,560
D) $2,103
E) $1,861
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 424)
Q:
A) 21%
B) 22%
C) 23%
D) 24%
E) 25%
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 425)
Q:
A) 1/40
B) 1/45
C) 1/20
D) 1/60
E) 1/48
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 426)
Q:
A) Liquid Assets, Loans Made
B) Loans Made, Fixed Assets
C) Loans Made
D) Fixed Assets
E) Can’t tell from data
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 427)
Q:
A) 3,075.70 increase
B) 3,018.70 decrease
C) 3,000.00 decrease
D) 3,095.70 decrease
E) Can’t tell from data
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 428)
Q:
A) Reserve Liabilities
B) Borrowings, Reserve Liabilities
C) Borrowings
D) Other Liabilities, Borrowings
E) Other liabilities, Share liabilities
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 429)
Q:
A) 132:124
B) 13:12
C) 12:13
D) 31:33
E) 31:32
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 430)
Q:
A) Wheat
B) Oats
C) Rice
D) Corn
E) Soybeans
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 432)
Q:
A) Wheat
B) Oats
C) Rice
D) Corn
E) Soybeans
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 433)
Q:
A) Wheat
B) Oats
C) Rice
D) Corn
E) Soybeans
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 434)
Q:
A) Wheat
B) Oats
C) Rice
D) Corn
E) Soybeans
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 435)
Q:
A) Wheat
B) Oats
C) Rice
D) Corn
E) Soybeans
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 436)
Q: You want to invest in the commodity with a “Price per Tonne” of less than £200 per
Tonne, and with no ratings at or below "Low". Which commodity do you invest in?
A) Wheat
B) Oats
C) Rice
D) Corn
E) Soybeans
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 437)
Q:
A) Wheat
B) Oats
C) Rice
D) Corn
E) Soybeans
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 438)
Q: You want to either invest in a commodity with no ratings at or below "Medium", or
a commodity with an average "Performance" and "Liquidity" rating of "Above
Average" or higher and a commodity with a "Price per Tonne" of £150 or lower.
Which commodity do you invest in?
A) Wheat
B) Oats
C) Rice
D) Corn
E) Soybeans
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 439)
Q: You consider "Performance" to be 50% more important than "Forecast", which you
consider to be 30% more important than either of the other two ratings. With this in
mind, which commodity would have the highest weighted average across all four
ratings?
A) Wheat
B) Oats
C) Rice
D) Corn
E) Soybeans
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 441)
Q: You want to stay at the hotel with the second highest number of ratings larger than
"Above Average". Which hotel should you stay at?
A) The Marmot
B) Duchess and Rye
C) El Pacifico
D) Highway Inn
E) Lanebrooke Spa
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 444)
Q:
A) The Marmot
B) Duchess and Rye
C) El Pacifico
D) Highway Inn
E) Lanebrooke Spa
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 445)
Q:
A) The Marmot and Duchess and Rye
B) El Pacifico and Highway Inn
C) Lanebrooke Spa and The Marmot
D) El Pacifico and Lanebrooke Spa
E) Duchess and Rye and Lanebrooke Spa
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 446)
Q:
A) The Marmot
B) Duchess and Rye
C) El Pacifico
D) Highway Inn
E) Lanebrooke Spa
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 447)
Q:
A) The Marmot
B) Duchess and Rye
C) El Pacifico
D) Highway Inn
E) Lanebrooke Spa
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 448)
Q:
A) The Marmot
B) Duchess and Rye
C) El Pacifico
D) Highway Inn
E) Lanebrooke Spa
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 449)
Q:
A) The Marmot
B) Duchess and Rye
C) El Pacifico
D) Highway Inn
E) Lanebrooke Spa
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 450)
Q:
A) £261.00
B) £270.00
C) £279.00
D) £288.00
E) £297.00
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 451)
Q:
A) The Marmot
B) Duchess and Rye
C) El Pacifico
D) Highway Inn
E) Lanebrooke Spa
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 453)
Q:
A) Meeting Room
B) Conference Hall
C) Renta-space
D) Johnson Venues
E) Studio Hire
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 456)
Q:
A) Meeting Room
B) Conference Hall
C) Renta-space
D) Johnson Venues
E) Studio Hire
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 457)
Q:
A) Meeting Room
B) Conference Hall
C) Renta-space
D) Johnson Venues
E) Studio Hire
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 458)
Q: Of the venues with a rating of "Medium" or above for "Location", you select the
venues with an average rating across all features higher than "Studio Hire”. Which
venue do you choose?
A) Meeting Room
B) Conference Hall
C) Renta-space
D) Johnson Venues
E) Studio Hire
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 459)
Q:
A) Meeting Room
B) Conference Hall
C) Renta-space
D) Johnson Venues
E) Studio Hire
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 460)
Q:
A) Meeting Room
B) Conference Hall
C) Renta-space
D) Johnson Venues
E) Studio Hire
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 461)
Q:
A) Meeting Room
B) Conference Hall
C) Renta-space
D) Johnson Venues
E) Studio Hire
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 462)
Q:
A) £1,982.50
B) £2,047.50
C) £2,112.50
D) £2,177.50
E) £2,242.50
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 463)
Q:
A) Meeting Room
B) Conference Hall
C) Renta-space
D) Johnson Venues
E) Studio Hire
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 464)
Q:
A) DZpower
B) GasTech
C) UK Power
D) HM Electrical
E) Global Gas
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 466)
Q:
A) DZpower
B) GasTech
C) UK Power
D) HM Electrical
E) Global Gas
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 467)
Q:
A) DZpower
B) GasTech
C) UK Power
D) HM Electrical
E) Global Gas
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 468)
Q: You select the energy providers with "Clarity of Billing" ratings of "Above Average"
or higher. Of these providers, you select the providers with a "Customer Service"
rating of "Medium" or higher. You then choose this provider and sign up for one year.
How much would this cost?
A) £734.00
B) £699.00
C) £734.00
D) £769.00
E) £804.00
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 469)
Q:
A) DZpower
B) GasTech
C) UK Power
D) HM Electrical
E) Global Gas
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 470)
Q:
A) DZpower
B) GasTech
C) UK Power
D) HM Electrical
E) Global Gas
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 471)
Q:
A) DZpower & GasTech
B) UK Power & HM Electrical
C) GasTech & UK Power
D) HM Electrical & DZpower
E) Global Gas & HM Electrical
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 472)
Q:
A) DZpower
B) GasTech
C) UK Power
D) HM Electrical
E) Global Gas
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 473)
Q: You want to sign up with the energy provider with the highest average rating
across "Eco-Friendliness" and "Clarity of Billing", but you are willing to give up 1
point of this average rating for two points of "Customer Service". Which energy
provider do you sign up with?
A) DZpower
B) GasTech
C) UK Power
D) HM Electrical
E) Global Gas
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 474)
Q:
A) 10
B) 1,000
C) 5,000
D) 10,000
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 476)
Q:
A) 21,000
B) 16,000
C) 22,000
D) 6,000
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 477)
Q:
A) 1,000
B) 1
C) 12,000
D) 2,000
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 478)
Q:
A) 200 decrease
B) 600 increase
C) 500 increase
D) 300 increase
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 479)
Q:
A) 21,812
B) 18,210
C) 16,700
D) 32,100
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 480)
Q:
A) Birmingham
B) Glasgow
C) Liverpool
D) Leeds
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 481)
Q:
A) UK
B) US
C) Germany
D) Cannot tell
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 482)
Q:
A) UK
B) US
C) Germany
D) Cannot say
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 483)
Q:
A) £1 million
B) £1 billion
C) £0.1 billion
D) Cannot tell
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 483)
Q:
A) Website W
B) Website X
C) Website Y
D) Website Z
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 484)
Q:
A) £1,212
B) £1,852
C) £867
D) £891
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 484)
Q:
A) 15.7%
B) 18.9%
C) 25.0%
D) 30.3%
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 485)
Q:
A) Northern region
B) Southern region
C) Eastern region
D) Western region
E) Central region
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 486)
Q:
A) £216 million
B) £217 million
C) £218 million
D) £219 million
E) £220 million
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 487)
Q:
A) £1,155 million
B) £924 million
C) £919.50 million
D) £942 million
E) £866.25 million
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 488)
Q:
A) 9:30 (Previous Year); 3:11 (Current Year)
B) 20:50 (Previous Year); 3:11 (Current Year)
C) 10:30 (Previous Year); 5:11 (Current Year)
D) 11:29 (Previous Year); 3:10 (Current Year)
E) 5:11 (Previous Year); 11:29 (Current Year)
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 489)
Q:
A) Central, Southern, Western, Eastern, Northern
B) Southern, Central, Western, Eastern, Northern
C) Central, Western, Southern, Eastern, Northern
D) Central, Southern, Western, Northern, Eastern
E) Central, Southern, Northern, Western, Eastern
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 490)
Q:
A) 2005, 2007
B) 2006, 2008
C) 2007, 2008
D) 2008, 2005
E) 2009, 2005
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 491)
Q:
A) Germany has the highest GDP of the countries shown.
B) Germany’s GDP is over 20% higher than the France’s GDP in 2009.
C) The 2005-2009 range of UK GDP per person is £23,500-£24,500.
D) The average GDP per country for the 5 countries shown is £2.18 billion.
E) The lowest and highest GDP per person are £20,500 and £25,700 respectively.
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 492)
Q:
A) UK, Italy
B) France, Italy
C) Germany, Italy
D) Spain, Italy
E) Spain, France
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 493)
Q:
A) 2008-2009
B) 2007-2008
C) 2006-2007
D) 2005-2006
E) Cannot tell from data
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 494)
Q:
A) £23,500 (France); £23,200 (UK)
B) £23,650 (France); £23,500 (UK)
C) £23,500 (France); £23,000 (UK)
D) £23,000 (France); £23,500 (UK)
E) £23,650 (France); £23,200 (UK)
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Numerical Reasoning (Page 495)
Abstract Reasoning
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 497)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 498)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 499)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 500)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 501)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 502)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 503)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 504)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 505)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 506)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 507)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 508)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 509)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 510)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 511)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 512)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 513)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 514)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 515)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 516)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 517)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 518)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 519)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 520)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 521)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 522)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 523)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 524)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 525)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 526)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 528)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 529)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 530)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 531)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 532)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 533)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 534)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 535)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 536)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 537)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 538)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 539)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 540)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 541)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 542)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 543)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 544)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 545)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 546)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 547)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 548)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 549)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 550)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 551)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 552)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 553)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 554)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 555)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 556)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 557)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 559)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 560)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 561)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 562)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 563)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 564)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
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D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 731)
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ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 732)
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ANSWER: E
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ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 734)
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ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 735)
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C) C
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E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 736)
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ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 737)
Q:
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ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 738)
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ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 739)
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ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 740)
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ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 741)
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ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 742)
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ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 743)
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ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 745)
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ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 746)
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E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 747)
Q:
A) A
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C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 748)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 749)
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A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 750)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 751)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 752)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 753)
Q:
A) A
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C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 754)
Q:
A) A
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C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 755)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 756)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 757)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 758)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 759)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 760)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 761)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 762)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 763)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 764)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 765)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 766)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 767)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 768)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 769)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 770)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 771)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 772)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 773)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 774)
Q:
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 776)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 777)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 778)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 779)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 780)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 781)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 782)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 783)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 784)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 785)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 786)
Q: What comes next in the sequence
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 787)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 788)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 789)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 790)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 791)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 792)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 793)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 794)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 795)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 796)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 797)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 799)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 800)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 801)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 802)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 803)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 804)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 805)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 806)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 807)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 808)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 809)
Q: What comes next in the sequence
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 810)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 811)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 812)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 813)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 814)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 815)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: C
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 816)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: A
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 817)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: E
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 818)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: B
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 819)
Q: What comes next in the sequence?
A) A
B) B
C) C
D) D
E) E
ANSWER: D
CATEGORY: Abstract Reasoning (Page 820)
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