Aptitude Test

Aptitude Practice Questions

Aptitude Practice Questions

1. Is triangle PQR right-angled? Statement 1: PQ² + QR² = PR² Statement 2: The largest angle in the triangle is 90°
Statement 1 alone is sufficient
Statement 2 alone is sufficient
Both statements together are sufficient
Both statements together are not sufficient
2. HIEROGLYPHICS : ANCIENT EGYPT ::
Cuneiform : Mesopotamia
Alphabet : Greece
Kanji : Japan
Runes : Scandinavia
3. In a line of five people, Amy is taller than Bob but shorter than Charlie. David is taller than Emma but shorter than Bob. Who is the tallest?
Amy
Bob
Charlie
David
4. "If we allow gay marriage, next people will want to marry their pets or inanimate objects." What logical fallacy is present in this reasoning?
Slippery slope
False equivalence
Straw man
Ad populum
5. A company's sales increased by 15% in 2019 and then by 20% in 2020. If the sales in 2020 were $414,000, what were the sales in 2018?
$300,000
$310,000
$320,000
$330,000
6. A city government plans to reduce traffic accidents by lowering the speed limit on major roads. Which of the following, if true, casts the most doubt on the effectiveness of this plan?
The majority of accidents in the city occur at intersections, not on straight stretches of road
Many residents oppose the plan due to potentially longer commute times
Similar measures in other cities have led to a decrease in the severity of accidents
The city's population is expected to grow significantly in the next decade
7. In a race, Sarah finished ahead of Tom, Tom finished behind Rachel, and Rachel finished ahead of Mike. Who finished last?
Sarah
Tom
Rachel
Mike
8. What comes next in the sequence: 5, 10, 20, 35, 55, ...?
80
81
82
83
9. In a certain code, PAINT is written as OZGMS. How will BRUSH be written in that code?
AQTRA
AQTSG
APTSG
CQTUJ
10. A cooking process involves five steps: prepare ingredients, mix, cook, season, and serve. If someone has just finished cooking, what is the next step?
Prepare ingredients
Mix
Cook
Season
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