Which of the numbers below is closest to the correct answer?

62 x 14 x 13 ~

1. 391
2. 752
3. 1600
4. 9100

Answer

The correct answer is (4).

The optional solutions offered for this question vary greatly in magnitude; therefore, we can solve this problem by a simple estimation. We can even try to round down number 14 and number 13 to 10(!). In this case, we would have the following equation 62 x 10 x 10. 10 x 10 = 100. If we multiply 62 by 100, we get 6200. This number is already significantly larger than the first three options. Since we rounded down 14 and 13 to 10, the result should be even greater and in the region of 9000. The correct answer is 9100.

The column 'Males & Females' refers to the percentage of males and females preferring a certain type of food.

For which type of food do females' and males' preferences differ the most?

1. Salad
2. Hamburger
3. Steak
4. Cheese
5. Chocolate

Answer:

The correct answer is (1).

Calculate the differences between genders for the categories that stand out.
Salad is 19% (25-6), steak is 17% (25-8), and hamburger is 14% (18-4).
The correct answer is, therefore, salad at 19%.

A mountain trail is 12.1 miles long. If a hiker walks along the trail at a rate of 1.96 miles per hour, in approximately how many hours will the hiker walk the entire trail?

1. 6
2. 12
3. 14
4. 24

Answer

The correct answer is (1).

12.1 miles are approximately 12 miles. 1.96 miles per hour are approximately 2 miles per hour.

Since time (in hours) equals distance (miles) divided by velocity (miles per hour), the hiker will walk the entire trail in approximately 12/2=6 hours.

Complete the series:

3 | 3 | 3 | 6 | 3 | 9 | 3 | ?

1. 3
2. 27
3. 12
4. 6

Answer

The correct answer is 3.

There are two ways to look at this series:
(1) There are two inner series. each following a different rule:
Odd terms- remain constant: 3. 
Even terms- increase by 3: 
3+3=6, 6+3=9, 9+3=12.

(2) Another point of view: 

The series in this question follows two rules:
(1) The mathematical operations between the terms change in a specific order, x, etc.
(2) Every two steps, the number of terms multiplied or divided increases by 1.

Text for Question 1+2:
Many people start running in their 30s or older, and it is one of the few sports you can improve with age. One example is the great Jack Foster, a self-styled "ancient marathoner”, who ran for the first time at the age of 32, and by the age of 40, found himself picking up a silver medal at the Christchurch Commonwealth marathon in 1974.

Of course, while we all may secretly hope to uncover latent talent, most of us are unlikely to progress to an elite level. But whether we like to compete on the weekend or prefer to go on solitary excursions through the countryside, the message is that age is far less of a barrier in running than it is in other sports. With running, even if taken up later in life without any previous experience, it really is realistic to expect improvement with age.

Which of the following best summarises the main idea of the second paragraph?

1. It describes people's hopes to uncover their talents.
2. It compares solitary runners to competitive runners.
3. It highlights the message that running has no age.
4. It emphasises the importance of running when one is older.

Answer

To answer this question, we must read paragraph 2 carefully. Once we do, we can see that the answer is obvious in the paragraph, starting with the words: ”the message is…” The message of this paragraph is that running has no age, and therefore answer choice (3) is the correct answer.

After Rachel and Sara finished watching the movie, ________ turned off the TV.

Which of the following pronouns correctly completes the sentence above?

1. her
2. them
3. they
4. themselves

Answer:

The correct answer is (3).

The missing word is a subject pronoun. Only answer (3) is a subject pronoun. The rest of the answers are object pronouns.

Dr Doolittle provided a rather self-disclosing press release yesterday stating that he would like to inform all animal owners that the RZI (Royal Zoo Institute) approached him and offered to acquire his services exclusively. According to insiders, the RZP (Royal Zoo Pharmacy), a division of the RZI, has been supplying Dr Doolittle with animals products for the past 5 years with little return, creating a substantial debt more extensive than the value of Dr Doolittle's practice. RZI has replied to reporters' questions that they do expect to collaborate with Dr Doolittle, but the extent of this relationship is not clear yet.

The RZI and Dr Doolittle have worked together indirectly for several years.

1. True
2. False
3. Cannot Say

Answer:

The correct answer is 1.

According to the text, “the RZP (Royal Zoo Pharmacy), a division of the RZI, has been supplying Dr Doolittle with animal products for the past five years … ".

According to this, Dr Doolittle has worked DIRECTLY with a division of RZI, meaning he has worked indirectly with RZI.

The Statement is True.

Subsequent → Previous : Barren →

1. Fertile
2. Bar
3. After
4. Infertile
5. Barn

Answer:

The correct answer is 1.

'Subsequent', which means 'comes after', is the opposite of previous, which means 'comes before'. In the same way, 'barren', which means 'unable to support growth', is the opposite of 'fertile'.

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Choose the correct answer to the following series:

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Answer

The correct answer is: 

The line rotates clockwise around the little square, increasing the number of steps between one diagram to the other in the series. Between diagrams 1 and 2, it moves a single step. Between diagrams 2 and 3, it moves two steps, and so on.

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Answer

The correct answer is: 

In the exemplar analogy, the figure on the left rotates 90 degrees right. Its parts (the empty and the full triangle) rotate 180 degrees each. In the question analogy, the whole figure rotates 90 degrees right, and the two parts of the figure (an empty and a full square) look the same after being rotated 180 degrees. After Rachel and Sara finished watching the movie, ________ turned off the TV.

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Answer

The correct answer is: 

In each column, the top and bottom figures combined create the figure in the middle. Since the top figure in the third column has two parallel lines, the bottom (missing) figure should be an X so when combined, they create the middle figure.

American cars are manufactured in China, but not all of them. American cars are manufactured in either China or the US, and only there.

Most American cars are manufactured in China.

1. Conclusion follows
2. Conclusion does not follow

Answer

The conclusion does not follow.

You know with certainty that some American cars are manufactured in China and some in the US, but you do not know the ratio. Therefore, you cannot conclude that most American cars are manufactured in China or the US.

All aeroplanes that don’t stop in Spain fly to India. The first aeroplane didn’t stop in Spain.
Which of the following statements is true?

1. The first aeroplane didn’t fly to India.
2. The first aeroplane flew to India.
3. All aeroplanes flying to India stop in Spain.
4. None of the above.

Answer:

The correct answer is (2).

All aeroplanes that don’t stop in Spain fly to India. Since the first aeroplane didn’t stop in Spain, it must have flown to India.

Text for Question 3+4:
Four couples – the Gordons, the Hindlers, the Ilgors, and the Jareds – are on vacation. Some of them are signing up for a trip to the Grand Canyon.
Each couple consists of one man and one woman.
When a woman signs up, her spouse signs up too.
At least two men and one woman are signed up.
Mr. Gordon signs up only if Mrs. Jared signs up.
If Mr. and Mrs. Gordon are signed up, Mrs. Hindler is not.

If the same rules apply for a trip to Niagara Falls, and each person is signed up for one of the trips, which one of the following could be a list of the participants in each trip?

1. Grand Canyon: The Jareds and the Ilgors
   Niagara Falls: The Hindlers and the Gordons.
2. Grand Canyon: The Jareds and the Hindlers
   Niagara Falls: The Ilgors and the Gordons
3. Grand Canyon: The Jareds, the Gordons and the Ilgors
   Niagara Falls: The Hindlers
4. Grand Canyon: The Ilgors and the Hindlers
   Niagara Falls: The Jareds and the Gordons
5. Grand Canyon: The Jareds, the Gordons and Mr. Ilgor.
   Niagara Falls: The Hindlers and Mrs. Ilgor.

Answer:

The correct answer is (4).

To find the one answer choice that does not violate any of the above conditions, we need to go over them individually.

Answer choice 1 – Mrs. Hindler cannot sign up for the same trip as the Gordons (fifth condition).

Answer choice 2 – Mr. Gordon cannot be signed up for a trip if Mrs. Jared is not signed up for it (fourth condition).

Answer choice 3 – The Hindlers cannot be the only couple signing up for one of the trips since at least two men must be signed up for each trip (third condition).

Answer choice 4 does not violate any of the above conditions and is, therefore, the correct answer.

There is no need to check the remaining answer choice. Once you have found the correct answer, you should move on to the next question.

If Mr. Hindler signs up for the trip only if Mrs. Hindler signs up, which one of the following pairs CANNOT be signed up together for the trip?

1. Hindler and Mrs. Gordon.
2. Gordon and Mrs. Hindler.
3. Jared and Mrs. Hindler.
4. Hindler and Mrs. Hindler.
5. Hindler and Mrs. Ilgor.

Answer:

The correct answer is (1).

Since we need to find one answer choice, which is impossible, we need to go over them individually.

Answer choice 1 – if Mr. Hindler is signed up, so is Mrs. Hindler (new condition). This is in violation of the fifth condition, which states that Mrs. Hindler cannot be signed up together with the Gordons. This is not a possible setup, this pair cannot be signed up together for the trip, which means that this is the correct answer. There is no need to check the remaining answer choices. Once you have found the correct answer, you should move on to the next question.

 Which of the options best fit?

1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
5. E

Answer

The correct answer is (1).

Which of the following options is a rotation of both figures in the upper box (consider the dots)?

1. A
2. B
3. C
4. D
5. E

Answer:

The correct answer is (4).

Notice that figure '8' is symmetrical when horizontal but not when vertical (the two holes vary in size); therefore, option 4 is correct (the comparable corner is marked in red), and option 2 is not (the correct corner is marked in green).

 In which direction will the light blue wheel spin?

1. 1
2. 2
3. Will not spin.

Answer

The correct answer is (2).

We will mark the wheels as 1,2,3 and 4. See the picture below.

Wheel 1 rotates clockwise, thus moving the band in the direction shown by the green arrows. That movement will, in turn, rotate wheel 2 anticlockwise.

Since wheels 2 and 3 are connected by a band, wheel 3 will also rotate anticlockwise.

Since wheels 3 and 4 are connected by a band, wheel 3 will also rotate anticlockwise.

What would the total resistance be if a resistor was added in parallel to the following circuit?

1. 3R
2. 2R/3
3. 3R/2
4. Remain the same

Answer:

The correct answer is (2).

On which of the chains is more tension being exerted?

1. 1
2. 2
3. Identical tension

Answer:

The correct answer is 1. 

On chaine 1, the whole weight of the fold lies on it. in chaine 2, the fold is partality held also by the chain above.