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Example RT#001

Recruitment Test – Maths and Logic

Allotted Time: 60 minutes

Please read the following instructions very carefully before starting the test.

1. Print your name at the top of this page.

2. Answer all questions in this test, and do not use any red ink.

3. Do not remove the staples; if you need more space for calculations or notes, use the back

of the preceding page.

4. For the correct answer you will receive the number of points indicated in the shaded

boxes to the right of each question.

5. Please note that a comma is used as the decimal separator in all decimal numbers and a

point is used as a thousand separators.

6. The points are distributed according to the time you should need for every exercise.

NO CALCULATORS NO MOBILE PHONES NO BOOKS OR NOTES

Page 2 3 4 5 Total

Questions 1 - 4 5 - 8 9 – 12 13 - 15 1 - 15

Max no. of points 18 13 16 13 60

Points received

Recruitment Test RT#001, 002 and 003 – Maths and Logic 2/13

1. Complete the missing decimals, fractions, percentages and graphics.

(1 pt. for each correct answer = 7 pts.)

Decimal Percentage Fraction

80%

0,75 34

0,4

120

2. Add or subtract, respectively.

(2 pts. for each correct answer = 4 pts.)

a) 2 4 9

5 3 8

b) 3 133

5 6

3. You have a bag with 2 white and 3 black balls. What is the probability to grab at the

first try a white ball?

(3 pts. for the correct answer = 3 pts.)

50% 40% 60% 20%

4. A bottle and its cap together weight 104g; the bottle weights 100g more than the cap.

How much weights the cap? (4 pts. for the correct answer = 4 pts.)

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5. Calculate the value of the expression.

(3 pts. for the correct answer = 3 pts.)

717 2

357 8 24 8 6

2

28

6. At a dinner you count 5 people. If everybody wants to clink classes with everybody,

how many times do they clink the classes in total?

(3 pts. for the correct answer = 3 pts.)

5 times

25 times

10 times 9 times

20 times

7. Express the proportions in form of percentages:

(2 pts. for each correct answer = 4 pts.)

a) 22 de 2.000 →

b) 8 de 20 miles →

8. There are four figures in first row of the illustration. Their sequence is subject to a

certain rule. Which of the six figures in the second row completes the sequence

according to the rule? Tick the box below the correct figure.

(3 pts. for the correct answer = 3 pts.)

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9. The balances are at equilibrium. What is the weight of the elements?

(4 pts. for the correct answer = 4 pts.)

= 2 kg ==

10. What is the relation of the four expressions? Arrange them by value in increasing

order (as for instance A < B < C < D ).

(3 pts. for each correct answer = 6 pts.)

a) 10%A ; 0,5

50B ; C = 0,001;

1

25D → ___ < ___ < ___ < ___

b)

23

4A

;

23

4B ; C =

2

3

4;

3

4D → ___ < ___ < ___ < ___

11. When Anna was asked how old she is, she answered: Multiply my age by 99, add 208

to this product and subtract 99. Then will get exactly the result 1000. How old is

Anna?

(3 pts. for the correct answer = 3 pts.)

12. Calculate the new price if the old price of 60 EUR is first increased by 15% and then

decreased by 5%: (3 pts. for the correct answer = 3 pts.)

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13. The numbers in the following schemata are filled in according to a certain system.

Complete the schema by filling in the last empty field:

(3 pts. for each correct answer = 6 pts.)

a) 7 10 –3

4 0

1 –2 3

b) 3 27

–2 4 –8

1 1 1

14. Transform into decimal numbers.

(1 pt. for each correct answer = 3 pts.)

a) 1,5% =

b) 3

15=

c) 1

25%2

15. Old prices have been marked up/down obtaining the new prices. What are the

percentages of increase or decrease, respectively?

(2 pts. for each correct answer = 4 pts.)

a) Old Price: 24 EUR; New Price: 20,40 EUR →

b) Old Price: 1,80 EUR; New Price: 2,25 EUR →

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Example RT#002

Recruitment Test – Maths and Logic

Allotted Time: 60 minutes

Please read the following instructions very carefully before starting the test.

7. Print your name at the top of this page.

8. Answer all questions in this test, and do not use any red ink.

9. Do not remove the staples; if you need more space for calculations or notes, use the back

of the preceding page.

10. For the correct answer you will receive the number of points indicated in the shaded

boxes to the right of each question.

11. Please note that a comma is used as the decimal separator in all decimal numbers and a

point is used as a thousand separators.

12. The points are distributed according to the time you should need for every exercise.

NO CALCULATORS NO MOBILE PHONES NO BOOKS OR NOTES

Page 2 3 4 All

Questions 1 - 5 6 - 10 11 - 15 1 - 15

Max no. of points 24 15 21 60

Points received

Recruitment Test RT#001, 002 and 003 – Maths and Logic 7/13

1. Transform the following expressions into decimals.

(2 pts. for each correct answer = 6 pts.)

a) 0,05% =

b) 51,4

200

c) 36%

0,6

2. Peter has three times the number of oranges John has. Together they have 48 oranges.

How many oranges have Peter and how many John?

(3 pts. for the correct answer = 3 pts.)

3. Add or subtract, as appropriate, and give the result as a fraction:

(2 pts. for each correct answer = 6 pts.)

a) 7 5

( 2)5 6

b) 1 36

55 24

c) 21 1 24

9 7 42

4. You can feed 6 puppies or 2 dogs with 1 can of food. If you have 10 cans and feed 21

puppies. How many dogs can you feed with the remaining food?

(5 pts. for the correct answer = 5 pts.)

5. Add or subtract, as appropriate, and give the result as a fraction:

(2 pts. for each correct answer = 4 pts.)

a) 3 1

74 6 =

b) 12 2

27 3

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6. The base ground of your house measures 20m 9m. You want to build a rectangular

fence surrounding your house which is at a distance of 3m from the house at all sides.

How many meters of fence do you need?

(3 pts. for the correct answer = 3 pts.)

7. Divide and present the result as a fraction.

(3 pts. for the correct answer = 3 pts.)

1 23 4

114

2

8. Divide and cancel all common factors.

(3 pts. for the correct answer = 3 pts.)

18 9 12

35 21 25

9. Peter is Maria´s father. Maria is Anna´s niece. Anna is Paul´s daughter. Which one of

the following relations is the correct? [8.102]

(3 pts. for the correct answer = 3 pts.)

Paul is Peter´s son

Anna is Peter´s aunt

Paul is Maria´s grandfather

Anna and Maria are cousins

10. Calculate the value of the expression.

(3 pts. for the correct answer = 3 pts.)

2 22 (3 4) 3 (2 4)4 8 5

5

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11. Calculate the proportions in percentages.

(2 pts. for each correct answer = 4 pts.)

a) 44 out of 40000 →

b) 9000 out of 100 Thousand →

12. Complete the logical sequence of letters. Tick the correct answer.

(3 pts. for each correct answer = 6 pts.)

a) aj; bl; cn; dp, ?

eq er fr fq

b) e; b; g; d; i; f; k; h; ?

f l k m

13. Calculate the totals due to the given percentages.

(2 pts. for each correct answer = 4 pts.)

a) 0,8% of $ 5 Million →

b) 12% of 2.400 clients →

14. Calculate the future value of an investment of $ 4.000 after 2 years which increases

its value by 3% each year.

(4 pts. for the correct answer = 4 pts.)

15. Allocate the all numbers from 1 to 6 (no doubles) in the circles such as the sum of

each side of the triangle is 9.

(3 pts. for the correct answer = 3 pts.)

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Example RT#003

Recruitment Test – Maths and Logic

Allotted Time: 60 minutes

Please read the following instructions very carefully before starting the test.

13. Print your name at the top of this page.

14. Answer all questions in this test, and do not use any red ink.

15. Do not remove the staples; if you need more space for calculations or notes, use the back

of the preceding page.

16. For the correct answer you will receive the number of points indicated in the shaded

boxes to the right of each question.

17. Please note that a comma is used as the decimal separator in all decimal numbers and a

point is used as a thousand separators.

18. The points are distributed according to the time you should need for every exercise.

NO CALCULATORS NO MOBILE PHONES NO BOOKS OR NOTES

Page 2 3 4 Total

Questions 1 - 5 6 - 10 11 – 15 1 – 15

Max no. of points 21 19 20 60

Points received

Recruitment Test RT#001, 002 and 003 – Maths and Logic 11/13

1. Transform the percentages into fractions, cancelling all common factors.

(2 pts. for each correct answer = 6 pts.)

a) 0,085% =

b) 175% =

c) 1,25% =

2. Calculate the expression and show the result as a decimal.

(2 pts. for each correct answer = 4 pts.)

a) 8 7 24

150 18 35

b) 0,4 5,2

9,24 3

3. Perform the operations and give the result as a fraction.

(2 pts. for each correct answer = 4 pts.)

a) 1 1 4

5 12 3

b) 12

63,6

2,6

4. The numbers in the following schemata are filled in according to a certain system.

Complete the schema by filling in the shaded fields.

(2 pts. for each correct answer = 4 pts.)

60 20 40

72 24 48

87 29

42 28

5. John is 3 years older than Anna. How old are they if the sum of their ages is 75?

(3 pts. for the answer = 3 pts.)

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6. How many pets do I keep in my house? All pets are dogs except of two, all are cats

except of two, and all are parrots except of two.

(4 pts. for the answer = 4 pts.)

7. Calculate the values due to the given percentages.

(2 pts. for each correct answer = 4 pts.)

c) 18% of 4 million EUR →

d) 2,1% of 1.600 km →

8. Which figure does not fit into this picture? Tick the corresponding box. [8.83]

(3 pts. for the correct answer = 3 pts.)

9. A green painted wooden cube of 20 cm edge length will be cut into dice with each

getting the edge length of 10 cm.

(2 pts. for each correct answer = 4 pts.)

a) How many dice will be generated?

b) How many square areas have to be painted such that the new dice are again

completely green?

10. You planted a tree in your garden which is 250 cm high. We assume that the tree is

growing 8% annually. How high will the tree be after …

(2 pts. for each correct answer = 4 pts.)

a) 1 year

b) 3 months

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11. Calculate the final price of the dress which was originally priced out with 120 EUR.

The price was reduced once by 15% and for a special sale another times by 10%.

(4 pts. for the correct answer = 4 pts.)

12. Complete the logical sequence of numbers. Tick the correct answer.

(2 pts. for each correct answer = 4 pts.)

a) 3; 5; 9; 17; 33; ___

55 60 65 54

b) 6; 7; ___ ; 12; 16

8 9 11 10

13. A cashier working alone serves 20 clients in 1 hour. A second cashier serves the same

number of persons in 40 minutes. What time will they need serving the 20 clients if

they work both?

(4 pts. for the correct answer = 4 pts.)

14. One of the presented small dice is identical with the given big cube. Find it by

comparing the visible sides and tick it.

(4 pts. for the correct answer = 4 pts.)

15. Find the solution of the following system of equations.

(4 pts. for the correct answer = 4 pts.)

–2x + 3y = 14 (1)

5x – 4y = −21 (2)

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