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  1. What comes next: 100, 90, 81, 73, 66, ___?

    Answer: 60

    The amount subtracted decreases by one each time (10, 9, 8, 7, 6), so 66 - 6 = 60.

  2. A bar graph shows department headcounts: Dept A=45, Dept B=60, Dept C=30, Dept D=75. What percentage of all employees work in Department B?

    Answer: 28.6%

    Total employees = 210; Department B = 60; 60/210 × 100 ≈ 28.6%.

  3. How many lines of symmetry does a regular hexagon have?

    Answer: 6

    A regular hexagon has 6 lines of symmetry — three through opposite vertices and three through midpoints of opposite sides.

  4. A pulley system has one fixed and one movable pulley. Approximately how much effort is needed to lift a 100 kg load?

    Answer: 50 kg

    A single movable pulley gives a mechanical advantage of 2, halving the required effort to about 50 kg.

  5. Which is the odd one out: 9, 16, 25, 30, 36?

    Answer: 30

    30 is not a perfect square while the others are (3², 4², 5², 6²).

  6. Which is the best strategy when a reading question gives a long passage and limited time?

    Answer: Skim for structure, then read the question and locate the relevant section

    Skimming for structure then targeting the relevant section saves time and improves accuracy.

  7. Passage: 'Sales rose in every quarter except the second.' Which statement must be true?

    Answer: Sales did not rise in the second quarter

    The exception means the second quarter did not see the rise; it does not state sales fell.

  8. Which pair is most alike: cat/dog, wheel/car, finger/hand, rain/snow?

    Answer: cat/dog

    Cat and dog are both pets of the same category, like the rest are part-to-whole pairs.

  9. Many personality tests include 'social desirability' or consistency checks. What are they designed to detect?

    Answer: Whether a candidate is answering honestly rather than faking ideal responses

    Consistency and lie-scale items flag attempts to present an unrealistically favorable image.

  10. Select the word that best fits: 'Her ___ remarks defused the tension in the room.'

    Answer: Tactful

    Tactful remarks ease tension, matching the sense of defusing.

  11. DOCTOR is to HOSPITAL as TEACHER is to:

    Answer: School

    A doctor works in a hospital just as a teacher works in a school.

  12. Statement: 'No reliable witness gave a vague answer. Mr. Lee gave a vague answer.' If both statements are true, what must follow about Mr. Lee?

    Answer: He is not a reliable witness

    Because reliable witnesses never gave vague answers, Mr. Lee cannot be reliable.

  13. Choose the word most nearly OPPOSITE to 'transparent' (as in clear and open).

    Answer: Obscure

    Transparent means clear and open, so obscure is its opposite.

  14. A pattern shows a shape losing its fill color while gaining a border with each step. At the final step the shape will be:

    Answer: Unfilled with a thick border

    Following both trends, the shape ends unfilled while its border has thickened.

  15. In a group of 30 students, 18 play soccer, 12 play basketball, and 6 play both. How many play neither?

    Answer: 6

    Using the inclusion-exclusion principle: 18 + 12 − 6 = 24 play at least one sport; 30 − 24 = 6 play neither.

  16. A lever has a fulcrum in the middle. A 10 kg weight is placed 2 m to the left. To balance it, a 5 kg weight must be placed how far to the right?

    Answer: 4 m

    Torque balance: 10 kg × 2 m = 5 kg × d, so d = 4 m.

  17. Cup is to Coffee as Bowl is to __?

    Answer: Soup

    A cup holds coffee just as a bowl holds soup.

  18. If A → B and B → C, which of the following is a valid conclusion?

    Answer: A → C

    By the transitive property of implication, if A → B and B → C, then A → C.

  19. A clock shows 3:00. What is the angle between the hour and minute hands?

    Answer: 90°

    At 3:00 the minute hand points to 12 and the hour hand points to 3, creating a 90-degree angle.

  20. Passage: 'All certified electricians on the project passed the safety audit. Some workers who passed the safety audit were apprentices.' Which conclusion is TRUE based only on the passage?

    Answer: Some apprentices passed the safety audit

    Since some who passed were apprentices, it follows that some apprentices passed the audit.