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YOU CAN PUT NOTES HERE, THEY WILL BE IGNORED.
{ 0 100 }
This is the only evaluation there is in the file.
It is a generic one and it covers from 0 to 100 points included.
At least one evaluation message must be present.
Thank you for testing the program,
your comments and suggestions
are appreciated.
Programs Copyright 1987 by Frank Lendaro P.O.Box 1021 Douglas, AK 99824
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notes can also be put here
( 0 0 0 ) or on this line (book the question came from, page, etc. )
THIS IS A SAMPLE TEST FOR TRAINER OR TEST
It is divided in various sections, according to the type of questions that
will be presented. A notice like this will warn you about changes in the
direction of the test.
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COMMENT THAT SHOULD NEVER BE SEEN
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( 0 0 0 )
V E R B A L S E C T I O N , 5 questions
ANTONYM INSTRUCTIONS :
Choose the word or phrase that is MOST NEARLY OPPOSITE to the word in
capital letters.
Example: HOT
A) sick B) cold C) big D) green E) far
The correct answer is B) as COLD is the opposite of HOT.
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( 1 C 1 )
UNCONCERNED
A) Tidy B) Unmalicious C) Anxious D) Somber E) Slight
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Anxious is the opposite of unconcerned. (C)
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( 2 A 1 )
DISPENSE
A) recall B) obey C) intend D) squelch E) evaluate
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reacall is the opposite to DISPENSE
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( 3 D 1 )
RECESSIVE
A) blasphemous B) dispensable C) able D) dominant E) careless
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dominant is the opposit of RECESSIVE
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( 4 C 1 )
PERIPHERAL
A) active B) straight C) essential D) pessimistic E) correct
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essential is the opposite of PRIPHERAL
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( 5 A 1 )
FRAIL
A) husky B) lean C) willowy D) argumentative E) timid
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husky is the opposite of FRAIL
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( 0 0 0 )
ANALOGY INSTRUCTIONS ( 4 questions )
Each question consists of a pair of words or phrases which are related in
some way, followed by five pairs of words or phrases.
Choose the pair that BEST REPRODUCES THE RELATIONSHIP of the two words in
the original pair.
Example : GLOBE : SPERICAL
A) ham : slice B) fence : boundary C) phyramid :square
D) egg : oval E) plane :solid
The correct anwer is D) as it best reproduces the relationship.
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NOTHING this should never appear on screen
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( 1 C 1 )
TARNISH : BRASS
A) plate : gold
B) polish : trim
C) rust : iron
D) alloy : bronze
E) smear : stain
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iron is rusted, brass is tarnished
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( 2 A 1 )
PORT : STARBORD
A) sinister : dexter
B) tack : keel
C) left : right
D) stern : rail
E) motor : sail
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A is correct ...
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( 3 E 1 )
SON : FILIAL
A) boy : convivial
B) child : loyal
C) mother : conscientious
D) dutiful : daughter
E) brother : fraternal
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A son toward a father, a brother toward a brother.
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( 4 D 1 )
OBSOLESCENT : INNOVATIVE
A) mature : senile
B) defunct : extinct
C) obscure : unknown
D) archaic : progressive
E) puberty : adolescence
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The same type of relationship as preparing tests the old way or using this
INNOVATIVE and PROGRESSIVE set of programs by Frank Lendaro..... !
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( 0 0 0 )
M A T H E M A T I C S S E C T I O N , 6 questions
Choose the ONE correct answer. If you put a question on hold, it will be
re-presented later in the same order in which it was encountered.
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( 1 D 1 )
The sum of three consecutive inters is always :
A) even
B) odd
C) a multiple of 6
D) a multiple of 3
E) 1 less than a multiple of 4
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Out of three consecutive numbers, one must be a multiple of 3, one must
exceed a multiple of 3 by 1, and the other must be short of a multiple
of 3 by 1. The sum, therefore, is a multiple of 3. (D)
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( 2 A 1 )
The sum of three consecutive odd integers is 45.
What is their average ?
A) 15 B) 17 1/2 C) 20 D) 22 1/2 E) 25
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The average of three integers is 1/3 of their sum. (A)
The information that the numbers were odd is unnecessary.
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( 3 C 1 )
3 feet 7 inches
MINUS 2 feet 8 inches is :
A) 9 inches;
B) 10 inches;
C) 11 inches;
D) 1 foot 1 inch;
E) 6 feet 5 inches;
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Take a foot (12 inches) off the initial three and add it to the seven inches.
That would make it :
2 feet 19 inches
MINUS 2 feet 8 inches
Which is equal to 11 inches (C)
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( 4 D 1 )
Find the next number in the sequence 1, 7, 15, 25, 37, __
A) 45 B) 47 C) 49 D) 51 E) 53
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Look for a pattern : 1 7 15 25 37 ?
\ / \ / \ / \ / \ /
difference X > 6 8 10 12 ?
\ / \ / \ / \ /
difference Y > 2 2 2 ?
Difference (Y) is always 2, meaning that to the original difference between
the numbers, 2 is added and that becomes the new increment.
12 + 2 is 14, and adding 14 to 37 we get 51 (D).
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( 5 E 1 )
What is the sum of the integers 1 through 39 ?
A) 820 B) 860 C) 800 D) 760 E) 780
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Find the average ( midpoint ) : (1 + 39)/2 = 20.
There are 39 integers with average 20, so we treat each one as being 20.
Their sum is 39 x 20 = 780 (E)
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( 6 C 1 )
Divide 900 in a 1:3:5 ratio. What is the smallest share ?
A) 50 B) 90 C) 100 D) 150 E) 200
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If we add 1 + 3 + 5 = 9, then the ratio 1:3:5 might be rewritten :
1 3 5
- : - : -
9 9 9
and the smallest share is 1/9 of 900, or 100 (C)
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E N D
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