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The percentages of car sales of three well-known German car manufacturers for two consecutive years in a certain country are shown in the charts below.

Given that the total number of cars sold in the second year is 40% more than in the first year, calculate the percentage of Mercedes cars sold in the second year compared to the total number of cars sold in the first year.

A) 49%

B) 40%

C) 35%

D) 20%

E) 55%

Which part of the figure is missing?

During a TV weather forecast the speaker says there is a 1 out of 5 chance to rain tomorrow, 1 out of 4 chance to have good weather and the rest, represents the chance to have cloudy weather. What is the percentage of chance that the weather is cloudy tomorrow? Exclude the other weather options such as snow, fog, etc.

A) 55%

B) 45%

C) 25%

D) 20%

E) 75%

This document is an Internal Regulation which involves the duties of Practice Manager

The Practice Manager has a number of responsibilities with respect to the security of health information, including:

• establishing and approving information security policies and procedures,
• agreeing on specific methodologies and processes for information security, e.g. risk assessment, security classification, etc.,
• determining acceptable levels of security risks,
• monitoring major information security threats and incidents,
• approving major initiatives to enhance information security,
• ensuring that formal audits are performed as necessary,
• reviewing audit reports where security problems exist,
• appointing the Practice Security Officer,
• acting as the Authorised Signatory with respect to the issuance of digital certificates.

Question

Suppose that you are working as a Practice Manager at a hospital. What are you expected to do during your working hours?

A) Identify security risks related to the database which contains info about patients

B) Perform formal audits intended to check the performance of the hospital staff members

C) Review regular audit reports related to  patients’ health

D) Assent the information security policies related to patients’ health database

E) Destroy sensitive data regarding patients’ health

The following table shows the calories contained in some fruits.

Which of the fruits shown in the table above is the least calorific one?

A) Blackberries

B) Apricot

C) Apple

D) Blood oranges

E) Acai

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Which is true about the app that is being promoted in the email above?

A) It is free for a few hours from the announcement

B) The app is slower than before

C) There was a similar app before launched by the HOG Team

D) The app costs $1 in a year

E) This app is a demo version

Four people have invested in a boutique with an equal profit-sharing contract. Jack invested $70,000; Kate invested $55,000; Lara invested $60,000; Mark invested $65,000. If the net profit for the first year was $1,800,000 then how much more money did Lara earn than if the profits were divided in proportion to how much they invested?

A) $45,000

B) $43,200

C) $18,000

D) $18,500

E) $42,300

This is a Sample of a Counter Offer / Negotiation Letter

Dear Dave:

I am enthusiastic to accept the offer you extended to me on 10/15/2024. I know that I will make a significant impact on the growth of your company in the near and distant future. I do accept most of the terms you have described in the job offer letter and I find that they will help me accomplish much and benefit my skills and talents; however, there are a few minor changes I would suggest before I accept the offer.

Point 1 – Salary: $31,000 annually

Based on the 8 years of experience that I have in this field and the salaries of others within this field, about $39,000 annually, with less experience shows that the $31,000 offered would be a misuse of my experience and my talents. I would like you to look into compromising with me and consider a salary of $35,000.

Point 2 – Benefits: Standard Benefits Plan

I have gone over the benefits package plan that you sent me. Having no benefits for 60 days will be stressful for my family. I would like you to consider moving the time frame to 30 days instead.

Point 3 – Bonuses and Stocks

I find the bonus and stock options available to be fair and I accept those terms.

I guarantee that if you can make these changes to the job offer, my skills and talents will go a long way to benefiting your company. I am willing and prepared to start working on the agreed upon hire date.

Sincerely,

Bob Jostle

Question

Which statement below is TRUE based on the Negotiation Letter above?

A) Bob is happy with an annual salary of $31,000

B) Bob is going to resign if his annual salary does not become at least $35,000 annum

C) Bob is asking for higher bonuses

D) Bob is ready to start working immediately

E) None of the above

Anthony sold the Halloween costumes for a total of $1,225. The original price was $650. That means that he made a profit of $25 per set of Halloween costumes. How many sets of Halloween costumes did he sell?

A) 20

B) 23

C) 25

D) 22

E) 28

If the first two statements are true, what can you say about the third statement?

• Mark sits behind Alex in class.
• Alex sits behind Carl.
• Carl sits in front of Greg.

A) It is true

B) It is false

C) It is true only if one of the statements is true

D) It is true only if none of the statements is true

E) Uncertain

Norbert is a mechanic working in a car service center with other mechanics. He patched up 8 cars on a certain day, which is 16% of the total cars repaired in the car service center for the whole day. What is the total number of cars repaired in the service center in that day?

A) 15

B) 50

C) 16

D) 60

E) 56

A client has to pay a fixed instalment of £438 in a bank for repayment of a £30,000 loan taken over a given period, as shown in the table.

Which of the following statements is TRUE?  

A) The client pays half of the debt in three years

B) The client pays £30,000 in total to the bank

C) The column on the right gives the money to pay including the interest

D) The debt decreases at a constant rate every year

E) The client repays his debt to the bank in 7 years

320 people are travelling in an airplane. 150 of them understand English and 122 others understand French. The rest can neither understand English nor French. What is the percentage of passengers who cannot understand any of these languages?

A) 85 %

B) 15 %

C) 38.1 %

D) 55.1 %

E) 44.6 %

Rota Sales Ltd had outlets in Ainsworth and Crepton. The manager of Rota looked at a graph, which compared daily sales at the two outlets.

For which of these time ranges did the difference in daily sales between Ainsworth and Crepton always exceed $7,000?

A) March – June

B) June – August

C) May – September

D) April – October

E) October – December

Use the first row of images to determine which option from those shown in the second row corresponds to the figure that must replace the question mark in order to fit the pattern.

A) A

B) B

C) C

D) D

E) E

Blood pressure is one of the measures that doctors use to measure a person’s health. If someone has what is called hypertension then they are at greater risk of a heart attack or stroke than if their blood pressure is normal. Blood pressure is measured as a pair of numbers, such as 124/78, where 124 is called the systolic and 78 is diastolic.

Here is a chart of blood pressure values:

If someone’s blood pressure was 135/72 then they would be classified as having stage 1 hypertension, even though 72 is normal. Similarly, someone with blood pressure 112/110 would be classified as stage 2 hypertensive.

Question

A doctor measured the blood pressure of one of her patients, Louise, to be 117/73. What condition would she describe Louise’s blood pressure to be?

A) Hypotensive

B) Stage 1 Hypertensive

C) Stage 2 Hypertensive

D) Normal

E) Elevated

Which figure comes next in the following series?

A super typhoon hit a whole island of one country with devastating results. Most commercial and residential buildings were damaged with some of them being completely destroyed. Many people died. Survivors are struggling to get access to water and food.

Question

 What action should the local authorities immediately take?

Action 1 – Give financial assistance to the affected

Action 2 – Provide food and water

Action 3 – Repair the destroyed buildings

A) Do action 1

B) Do action 2

C) Do action 3

D) Do nothing

E) Do all 3 actions

What is (?) giving the relationships shown in the figures?

Which of the options is CORRECT about the third statement given that the first two statements are true?

• The computer company is hiring all applicants with the age of 26.
• Lesley is hired by the computer company.
• Lesley is 26 years old

A) It is absolutely true

B) It would be true only if the second condition was true

C) It is false

D) It would be false only if the first statement was false

E) Uncertain

Which figure represents the question mark in the following matrices?

Six students in the class namely Peter, Queenie, Ross, Sam, Trixie and Vilma are the top six academic performers in the class. No two persons have the same rank. The student who got the highest marks is given rank 1 and the student who got the least mark is given rank 6. Queenie got fewer marks than both Ross and Vilma. Peter got more marks than Trixie but less than Sam. Queenie got the second least rank and Vilma got the second highest rank, while Ross got fewer marks than Peter.

Who among the six students, is in the 3^rd rank?

A) Peter

B) Sam

C) Ross

D) Trixie

E) Vilma

Which figure comes next in the following series?

Which figure represents the question mark in the following matrices?

Three shopkeepers, A B and C, have purchased the same commodity at the same initial price. Initially, they try to sell it at the same price P. Since the commodity is not being sold, the first shopkeeper (A) lowers the price by 20% and then increases it again by 20%. The other shopkeeper (B) does the opposite, i.e. first he increases the price by 20% and then lowers it by 20%. Shopkeeper C doesn’t change the price. At which shop would you buy the commodity after the final price?

A) At A

B) At B

C) At C

D) At A or B

E) At B or C

Which figure represents the question mark in the following matrices?

A small company composed of the owner and three employees sells various goods. The owner gives as a bonus 2% of total turnover to each employee if he/she sells more than $20 000 of goods in a month, then 3% of total turnover for more than $30 000, 4% for turnovers more than $ 40 000 and so on. The table below shows the monthly wages and the turnover of each employee in the last month.

What was the total expense of the company during the last month?

A. $2860

B. $9700

C. $12780

D. $3080

E. $12560

Which figure comes next in the following series?

Tina bought some raw materials for a total of $800. After making them into 320 bracelets, she sold them all for $2400 total. What is the profit for every bracelet she made?

A. $7.50

B. $2.50

C. $5.50

D. $5.00

E. $6.00

Which figure comes next in the following series?