Sample Numerical Reasoning TestNote: I recommend using Chrome, Firefox or Safari as some users have reported issues with Internet Explorer not recording answers correctly.Instructions:- There are 10 questions on this sample test (out of 25 on each of my full size practice tests)- You have 5 minutes to complete the exam.- After clicking on the next button, the exam timer will begin. The timer is located on the browser tab and also on the bottom right of each page.- At the end of the exam, the correct answer will be shown against your answer and you will be provided with an overall score.- You can complete the exam as many times as you wish by refreshing the browser.Click the Next button to begin. Good luck!1. Liam had 48 pencils to share equally among 8 classmates. How many pencils did each classmate receive?45678 None2. Which fraction has the smallest value?8/102/91/62/164/15 None3. 0.45 is to 0.09 as 0.60 is to?0.060.100.120.150.20 None4. You are buying a new laptop. One model costs 1,200 dollars and another costs 20% less.How much does the second laptop cost?960 dollars980 dollars1,000 dollars1,020 dollars1,040 dollars None5. Which number comes next in the sequence?45, 44, 40, 31, ?722151913 None6. A fast typist can type 120 words per minute. A slow typist can type 60 words per minute. What is the least amount of minutes it would take both typists working together to type over 2,000 words? (round up or down to nearest whole number)1011121314 None7. Maria bought a classic car for 30,000 dollars. Its value increased by 20% in the first year and then rose a further 10% in the following year. What is the car’s total value after two years?36,480 dollars37,440 dollars38,880 dollars39,200 dollars39,600 dollars None8. The table above displays information about five different cars. What was the price per horsepower for the Ford?120 dollars140 dollars150 dollars160 dollars180 dollars None9. Out of 36 books, a person has 14 more fiction books than non-fiction books. How many fiction books does this person have?2022242526 None10. Four consecutive odd numbers add up to 48. What is the largest of the four odd numbers?1113151719 None Time's upTime is Up!
