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Username: Rajagopalan Vijay araghav an Book: Ultimate Psy chometric Tests, 2nd Edition. No part of any chapter or book may be reproduced or transmitted in any f orm by any means without the prior written permission f or reprints and excerpts f rom the publisher of the book or chapter. Redistribution or other use that v iolates the f air use priv ilege under U.S. copy right laws (see 17 USC107) or that otherwise v iolates these Terms of Serv ice is strictly prohibited. Violators will be prosecuted to the f ull extent of U.S. Federal and Massachusetts laws. The key operations Mental arithmetic It is common f or a test to include a section on mental arithmetic. You are required to work the sums in y our head without a calculator or doing any working out on paper. These are easy marks f or the well-practised candidate. Sharpening y our skills is boring, painf ul ev en, but ev ery one can do it. It is simply a matter of practice. Be sure that y ou attend f or a test conf ident, f ast and accurate in these essential operations. Ev en if the test y ou f ace allows y ou to use a calculator, y ou should still attend being able to do these calculations in y our head. You will sav e time if y ou do. Below are 100 practice questions f or y our command of multiplication. I hav e not prov ided practice f or addition and subtraction as y ou can dev ise y our own questions f or these key operations if necessary (y ou might change the sign of the f ollowing sums to make them, f or example, addition instead of multiplication). Ev en if the test that y ou f ace does not include questions of this sty le, they are essential skills – and skills that y ou must command if y ou are to triumph in any numeracy test. Work out the f ollowing in y our head as quickly as possible. Do not stop practising until y ou are really quick and accurate. Answers are prov ided on page 244. Explanations are not prov ided f or the f irst 64 questions. 1 ? × 5 = 15 Answer 2 7 × ? = 49 Answer 3 ? × 4 = 24 Answer 4 11 × 7 = ? Answer 5 4 × ? = 24 Answer 6 6 × ? = 54 Answer 7 3 × ? = 36 Answer 8 12 × 12 = ? Answer 9 6 × ? = 48 Answer 10 ? × 4 = 16 Answer 11 7 × 12 = ? Answer 12 ? × 7 = 21

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Username: Rajagopalan Vijay araghav an Book: Ultimate Psy chometric Tests, 2nd Edition. No part of any chapter or book may be reproduced or

transmitted in any f orm by any means without the prior written permission f or reprints and excerpts f rom the publisher of the book or chapter.

Redistribution or other use that v iolates the f air use priv ilege under U.S. copy right laws (see 17 USC107) or that otherwise v iolates these Terms of

Serv ice is strictly prohibited. Violators will be prosecuted to the f ull extent of U.S. Federal and Massachusetts laws.

The key operations

Mental arithmetic

It is common f or a test to include a section on mental arithmetic. You are required to work the sums in y our head without a calculator or doing any

working out on paper. These are easy marks f or the well-practised candidate. Sharpening y our skills is boring, painf ul ev en, but ev ery one can do it. It is

simply a matter of practice. Be sure that y ou attend f or a test conf ident, f ast and accurate in these essential operations. Ev en if the test y ou f ace

allows y ou to use a calculator, y ou should still attend being able to do these calculations in y our head. You will sav e time if y ou do.

Below are 100 practice questions f or y our command of multiplication. I hav e not prov ided practice f or addition and subtraction as y ou can dev ise y our

own questions f or these key operations if necessary (y ou might change the sign of the f ollowing sums to make them, f or example, addition instead of

multiplication). Ev en if the test that y ou f ace does not include questions of this sty le, they are essential skills – and skills that y ou must command if

y ou are to triumph in any numeracy test.

Work out the f ollowing in y our head as quickly as possible. Do not stop practising until y ou are really quick and accurate. Answers are prov ided on page

244. Explanations are not prov ided f or the f irst 64 questions.

1 ? × 5 = 15

Answer

2 7 × ? = 49

Answer

3 ? × 4 = 24

Answer

4 11 × 7 = ?

Answer

5 4 × ? = 24

Answer

6 6 × ? = 54

Answer

7 3 × ? = 36

Answer

8 12 × 12 = ?

Answer

9 6 × ? = 48

Answer

10 ? × 4 = 16

Answer

11 7 × 12 = ?

Answer

12 ? × 7 = 21

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Answer

13 9 × ? = 45

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14 ? × 8 = 88

Answer

15 7 × ? = 28

Answer

16 3 × 11 = ?

Answer

17 9 × ? = 63

Answer

18 4 × ? = 360

Answer

19 11 × ? = 121

Answer

20 ? × 12 = 60

Answer

21 ? × 9 = 54

Answer

22 7 × ? = 63

Answer

23 9 × ? = 90

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24 ? × 3 = 99

Answer

25 8 × ? = 32

Answer

26 12 × ? = 60

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27 ? × 9 = 99

Answer

28 3 × ? = 21

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29 6 × 7 = ?

Answer

30 9 × ? = 81

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31 4 × ? = 100

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32 ? × 9 = 99

Answer

33 ? × 6 = 48

Answer

34 9 × 12 = ?

Answer

35 ? × 5 = 55

Answer

36 4 × ? = 32

Answer

37 6 × ? = 42

Answer

38 5 × ? = 100

Answer

39 9 × ? = 72

Answer

40 ? × 5 = 20

Answer

41 15 × ? = 90

Answer

42 11 × ? = 44

Answer

43 ? × 5 = 30

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44 ? × 8 = 64

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45 ? × 12 = 48

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46 3 × 6 = ?

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47 ? × 6 = 66

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48 4 × ? = 36

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49 ? × 9 = 72

Answer

50 4 × 8 = ?

Answer

51 7 × ? = 42

Answer

52 ? × 4 = 36

Answer

53 8 × 8 = ?

Answer

54 6 × ? = 66

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55 ? × 8 = 56

Answer

56 6 × 5 = ?

Answer

57 3 × ? = 27

Answer

58 ? × 12 = 132

Answer

59 8 × 6 = ?

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60 ? × 9 = 81

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61 4 × ? = 28

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62 6 × 6 = ?

Answer

63 8 × ? = 96

Answer

64 ? × 4 = 12

Answer

65 List the f actors of 18.

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Tip: f actors are the numbers that div ide exactly into a number. For example, the f actors of 12 are 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 12.

66 List the f actors of 27.

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67 List the f actors of 11.

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68 List the f actors of 22.

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69 List the f actors of 36.

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70 How many f actors does 20 hav e?

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71 How many f actors does 56 hav e?

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72 How many f actors does 19 hav e?

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73 List the f actors of 60.

Answer

74 How many f actors does 14 hav e?

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75 List the f actors of 42.

Answer

76 How many f actors does 37 hav e?

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77 List the f actors of 16.

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78 How many f actors does 48 hav e?

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79 List the f actors of 24.

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80 How many f actors does 32 hav e?

Answer

81 How many f actors does 34 hav e?

Answer

82 What is the highest common f actor of 8 and 20?

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83 How many common f actors do 12 and 18 hav e?

Answer

84 What is the highest common f actor of 21 and 49?

Answer

85 How many common f actors do 12 and 16 hav e?

Answer

86 12.7 × 100 = ?

Answer

87 16.3 × 10 = ?

Answer

88 376 ÷ 100 = ?

Answer

89 90.6 × 1,000

Answer

90 2.4 ÷ 100 = ?

Answer

91 96 ÷ 10 = ?

Answer

92 15.02 ÷ 1,000 = ?

Answer

93 3.002 × 1,000 = ?

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94 0.07 ÷ 10 = ?

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95 0.03 × 100 = ?

Answer

96 Multiply 20 by 920.

Answer

97 Div ide 1,200 by 400.

Answer

98 Multiply 3,000 by 70.

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99 Div ide 48,000 by 60.

Answer

100 Multiply 600 by 300.

Answer

Percentages

Af ter mental arithmetic and multiplication the next most essential skill demanded by psy chometric tests is percentages. Do these questions to rev ise

y our ability in these essential operations. Keep practising until y ou are conf ident, f ast and accurate. Remember not to use a calculator but f eel f ree to

use some scrap paper to do some working.

If the answer is recurring, then work the sum to only one decimal place.

Changing f ractions to decimals

Tip: div ide 100 by the bottom v alue of the f raction and then multiply the result by the top v alue.

Worked example: Find 1/2 as a percentage

Explanation: 100 ÷ 2 = 50 × 1 = 50

Answer

101 Find 1/5 as a percentage.

Answer

102 Find 1/4 as a percentage.

Answer

103 Find 1/9 as a percentage.

Answer

104 Find 1/12 as a percentage.

Answer

105 Find 1/8 as a percentage.

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106 Find 1/16 as a percentage.

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107 Find 2/3 as a percentage.

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108 Find 3/5 as a percentage.

Answer

109 Find 6/16 as a percentage.

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110 Find 5/8 as a percentage.

Answer

111 Find 4/6 as a percentage.

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112 Find 6/8 as a percentage.

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113 Find 12/15 as a percentage.

Answer

114 Find 4/20 as a percentage.

Answer

115 Find 9/24 as a percentage.

Answer

116 Find 8/20 as a percentage.

Answer

117 Find 6/32 as a percentage.

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118 Find 21/28 as a percentage.

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119 Find 25/80 as a percentage.

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Changing between decimals and percentages

Tip: multiply a decimal by 100 to get the equiv alent percentage or div ide the percentage by 100 to get the equiv alent decimal. The f irst one is done f or

y ou as a worked example.

120 Conv ert 0.5 into a percentage.

Explanation: 0.5 × 100 = 50

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121 Conv ert 0.2 to a percentage.

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122 Conv ert 0.6 to a percentage.

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123 Conv ert 25% to a decimal.

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124 Conv ert 0.4 to a percentage.

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125 Conv ert 90% to a decimal.

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126 Conv ert 0.35 to a percentage.

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127 Conv ert 5% to a decimal.

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128 Conv ert 0.72 to a percentage.

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129 Conv ert 2.4% to a decimal.

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130 Conv ert 0.425 to a percentage.

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131 Conv ert 1.6% to a percentage.

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132 Conv ert 0.333 to a percentage.

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133 Conv ert 120% to a decimal.

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134 Conv ert 0.5% to a decimal.

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Expressing v alues as percentage

Tip: make the f irst v alue a f raction of the second, reduce the f raction to its simplest term and then conv ert the f raction into a percentage. The f irst one

is done f or y ou.

135 Find 30 as a percentage of 50.

Explanation: 30/50 = 3/5, 100 ÷ 5 = 20 × 3 = 60

Answer

136 Find 10 as a percentage of 40.

Answer

137 Find 2 as a percentage of 5.

Answer

138 Find 3 as a percentage of 27.

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139 Find 12 as a percentage of 80.

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140 Find 4 as a percentage of 16.

Answer

141 Find 12 as a percentage of 40.

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142 Find 14 as a percentage of 35.

Answer

143 Find 25 as a percentage of 30.

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144 Find 10 as a percentage of 12.5.

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145 Find 0.5 as a percentage of 3.

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146 Find 0.3 as a percentage of 0.9.

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147 Find 0.2 as a percentage of 80.

Answer

148 Find 3.3 as a percentage of 3.

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149 Find 6 as a percentage of 32.

Answer

Percentages of quantities

Tip: conv ert the percentage to a decimal and then multiply by the quantity but take care that y ou treat all the v alues equally and express y our answer

in the appropriate unit. The f irst one is done f or y ou.

150 Find 12.5% of £80.

Explanation: 12.5 ÷ 100 = 0.125, 80 × 0.125 = 10.

Answer

151 Find 25% of 5 hours.

Answer

152 Find 25% of 16 metres.

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153 Find 5% of £5.

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154 Find 20% of 55 metres.

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155 Find 15% of 1 hour 20 minutes.

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156 Find 12% of £360.

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157 Find 12.5% of 3 hours and 40 minutes.

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158 Find 45% of 70 metres.

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159 Find 45% of £20.40.

Answer

160 Find 15% of 3 metres (express y our answer in cm).

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161 Find 30% of 24 hours (express y our answer in hours and minutes).

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162 Find 12% of 250 metres.

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163 Find 17.5% of £1,550.

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164 Find 3% of 72 hours.

Answer

Percentage increase

Tip: div ide the increase by the original amount and multiply the answer by 100. The f irst one is done f or y ou.

165 What is the percentage increase between 20 and 30?

Explanation: increase = 10, 10 ÷ 20 = 0.5 × 100 = 50

Answer

166 What is the percentage increase between 20 and 24?

Answer

167 What is the percentage increase between 40 and 56?

Answer

168 What is the percentage increase between 8 and 9?

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169 What is the percentage increase between 5 and 8?

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170 What is the percentage increase between 16 and 20?

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Quantities and conv ersions

171 1 mile equals 1.6 kilometres, so how many kilometres do 4 miles equal?

Answer

172 1 litre is equal to 1.75 pints (UK), so how many pints do 5 litres equal?

Answer

173 If $3US are worth $12AU, how many $AU are $7US worth?

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174 1 kilogram is equal to 35 oz, so how many ounces do 3 kilograms equal?

Answer

175 1 litre is equal to 35 f luid ounces, so how many f luid ounces are equal to 5 litres?

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176 If $2US are worth $5AU, how many $AU are $10US worth?

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177 1 kilometre equals 1,000 metres, so how many metres are equal to 3.75 kilometres?

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178 A drum holds 120 litres, so how many do y ou need to store 700 litres?

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179 How many 4-metre lengths of timber are required to extend end to end a total of 1/20 of a kilometre?

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180 1 inch is equal to 25.4 mm, so how many millimetres are equal to 5 inches?

Answer

181 If today is Saturday the 15th of March, what was the date Thursday last?

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182 1 kilogram is equal to 2.2 pounds, so how many pounds are equal to 8 kilograms?

Answer

183 If $2.5US are worth $5AU, how many $AU are $15US worth?

Answer

184 1 kilometre is equal to 1093 y ards, so how many y ards are equal to 1.1 kilometres?

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185 1 metre is equal to 1,000 mm, so how many millimetres are equal to 7.02 metres?

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186 1 litre is equal to 1.75 pints (UK), so how many pints do 1.2 litres equal?

Answer

187 1 kilometre is equal to 1093 y ards, so how many y ards are equal to 2 kilometres?

Answer

188 Which is f astest, 0.3 km/s or 20 km/minute?

Answer

189 1 inch is equal to 25.4 mm, so how many millimetres are equal to 4 inches?

Answer

190 How f ar will y ou trav el in 5 minutes at a speed of 180 km/hr?

Answer

191 If $1US are worth $1.75AU, how many $AU are $6US worth?

Answer

192 1 mile equals 1.6 kilometres, so how many kilometres do 7 miles equal?

Answer

Conv ersions

193 If $4EC = $16T, how many $EC = $20T?

Answer

194 If $6EC = $13.5T, how many $EC = $9T?

Answer

195 If $1HC = $2.5AU, how many $HC = $20AU?

Answer

196 If $1HC = $1.8 AU, how many $HC = $9AU?

Answer

197 If $1HC = $4.5AU, how many $HC = $18AU?

Answer

198 If $1HC = $1.6AU, how many $HC = $8AU?

Answer

199 If $1HC = $1.1AU, how many $HC = $55AU?

Answer

200 If $2.5EC = $5T, how many $EC = $10T?

Answer

201 If $1.5EC = $6T, how many $EC = $1T?

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202 If $1EC = $3.2T, how many $EC = $48T?

Answer

203 If $2EC = $8T, how many $EC = $26T?

Answer

204 If $2EC = $6T, how many $EC = $24T?

Answer

205 If $3EC = $3.6T, how many $EC = $6T?

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206 If $2EC = $2.5T, how many $EC = $15T?

Answer

207 If $9.5EC = $1T, how many $EC = $114T?

Answer

208 If $2EC = $3.5T, how many $EC = $7T?

Answer

209 If $3EC = $6T, how many $EC = $22T?

Answer

210 If $5EC = $15T, how many $EC = $18T?

Answer