Numerical Reasoning Practice Test
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1 Numerical Reasoning Practice Test De Roza Education and Research 2016 Practice Questions Here are some practice examples to show you what the questions on the real test are like Question P ? A: 6 B: 7 C: 8 D: 9 E: 10 Question P2 What is the next number in the sequence? 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 A: 6 B: 7 C: 8 D: 9 E: 10 Question P3 The following number pairs go together in a certain way. 1, 2 3, 6 7, 14 6, 12 5,? A: 10 B: 11 C: 12 D: 13 E: 14 1
2 You will have 30 minutes to do as many questions as you can. Calculators are not permitted Please do not turn this page until you are asked to do so. 2
3 Question 1 A sequence of numbers is changing by the same amount each time. The sixth, seventh and eighth numbers are 21, 28 and 35. What is the tenth term? A: 54 B: 52 C: 51 D: 49 E: 57 Question 2 The following groups of three numbers go together in a certain way. 19, 29, , 25, , 28, , 17, , 20,? A: B: C: D: E: Question 3 The following groups of three numbers go together in a certain way. 24, 30, , 17, , 20, , 18, , 14,? A: 690 B: 680 C: 710 D: 670 E: 700 Question ? 3
4 A: 288 B: 297 C: 298 D: 286 E: 281 Question 5 In a farm there are only chickens and cows. Each chicken has 2 legs. Each cow has 4 legs. Given the total number of animals is 32 and the total number of legs is 106. How many cows are there in the farm? A: 16 B: 12 C: 31 D: 21 E: 24 Question 6 In a farm there are only chickens and cows. Each chicken has 2 legs. Each cow has 4 legs. Given the total number of chickens is 11 and the total number of legs is 122. How many cows are there in the farm? A: 21 B: 27 C: 25 D: 35 E: 33 Question ? A: 94 B: 99 C: 108 D: 95 E: 102 Question 8 A fruit shop pays $256 for 64 apples. It sells 4 apples for the same price it paid for 9 apples What was the profit the fruit shop made on 64 apples? A: 310 B: 576 C: 320 D: 596 E: 586 Question ? 4
5 A: 36 B: 26 C: 18 D: 29 E: 20 Question 10 The following groups of three numbers go together in a certain way. 20, 120, , 150, , 174, , 96, , 84,? A: 7066 B: 202 C: 7056 D: 206 E: 196 Question 11 Find the next number in the following sequence 25, 25, 48, 41, 71, 57 A: 78 B: 73 C: 94 D: 68 E: 99 Question 12 Find the missing number and letter in the following sequence 6,?,?, K, 8, H, 26, Z, 16, P, 20, T A: F, 8 B: F, 12 C: F, 11 D: G, 9 E: F, 14 Question 13 The following groups of three numbers go together in a certain way. 26, 13, , 16, , 22,
6 24, 18, , 14,? A: B: C: D: E: Question 14 The following number pairs go together in a certain way. 22, , , , ,? A: 727 B: 702 C: 766 D: 756 E: 729 Question ? A: 85 B: 84 C: 82 D: 79 E: 80 Question 16 Find the next number in the following sequence 29, 232, 1856, 14848, A: B: C: D: E: Question 17 Consider all the whole numbers between 185 and 319 including 185 and 319. How many end in 7? A: 23 B: 18 C: 16 D: 7 E: 14 6
7 Question 18 Find the missing number and letter in the following sequence 441, U, 9,?, 100, J, 256, P, 676, Z,?, V A: C, 482 B: C, 483 C: C, 485 D: C, 484 E: C, 486 Question 19 The following groups of three numbers go together in a certain way. 7, 11, 241 5, 5, 85 6, 12, , 3, 109 9, 10,? A: 270 B: 280 C: 290 D: 265 E: 310 Question 20 Find the next number in the following sequence 18, 43, 68, 93, 118 A: 146 B: 148 C: 168 D: 138 E: 143 Question ? A: 720 B: 729 C: 737 D: 732 E: 736 7
8 Question 22 In a farm there are only chickens and cows. Each chicken has 2 legs. Each cow has 4 legs. Given the total number of animals is 56 and the total number of legs is 172. How many chickens are there in the farm? A: 23 B: 27 C: 33 D: 36 E: 26 Question ? A: 4455 B: 4461 C: 4456 D: 4450 E: 4453 Question 24 The following groups of three numbers go together in a certain way. 30, 60, , 50, , 38, , 24, , 34,? A: 34 B: 163 C: 173 D: 153 E: 44 Question 25 A sequence of numbers is changing by the same amount each time. The fifth, sixth and seventh numbers are 20, 29 and 38. What is the sum of the first 10 terms? A: 239 B: 245 C: 236 D: 252 E: 249 Question 26 Find the next number in the following sequence 10, 28, 46, 74, 120, 194 8
9 A: 296 B: 314 C: 222 D: 304 E: 388 Question 27 Consider a positive whole number x.when x is divided by 10 the remainder is 9. When x is divided by 11 the remainder is 6. When x is divided by 3 the remainder is 0. Which of the following is a possible value for x? A: 39 B: 28 C: 36 D: 42 E: 50 Question 28 A house, shop and park lie on a straight line. The shop lies between the house and the park. The distance between the house and the shop is of the distance between the house and the park. The distance between the house and the park is 290. A man goes from the house to the shop to the house to the park. What is the total distance travelled by the man? A: 600 B: 620 C: 640 D: 630 E: 650 Question ? A: 361 B: 353 C: 352 D: 356 E: 346 Question 30 In a farm there are only chickens and cows. Each chicken has 2 legs. Each cow has 4 legs. Given the total number of cows is 11 and the total number of legs is 64. How many chickens are there in the farm? A: 7 B: 4 C: 2 D: 10 E: 8 Question 31 Each tree contains 6 branches. Each branch contains 8 leaves. How many trees are there given there are 144 leaves? A: 7 B: 3 C: 1 D: 8 E: 6 9
10 Question 32 Consider all the whole numbers between 130 and 371 including 130 and 371. How many are the same when their digits are reversed? (e.g 121) A: 24 B: 19 C: 25 D: 28 E: 33 Question 33 Find the missing number and letter in the following sequence 21, F, 12, O, 7, T, 26,?, 20, G,?, N A: A, 14 B: B, 9 C: B, 15 D: A, 13 E: B, 17 Question 34 Consider all the whole numbers between 156 and 396 including 156 and 396. How many have digits that sum to 13? A: 26 B: 16 C: 18 D: 22 E: 20 Question 35 A house, shop and park lie on a straight line. The shop lies between the house and the park. The distance between the house and the shop is 150 and the distance between the house and the park is 410. A man goes from the house to the park to the shop to the park. What is the total distance travelled by the man? A: 930 B: 960 C: 970 D: 900 E: 950 Question 36 The following number pairs go together in a certain way. 19, , , , ,? 10
11 A: 675 B: 666 C: 674 D: 676 E: 686 Question 37 Consider all the whole numbers between 141 and 339 including 141 and 339. How many leave a remainder of 7 when divided by 7? A: 4 B: 2 C: 5 D: 0 E: 2 Question 38 The following number pairs go together in a certain way. 25, , , 91 30, ,? A: 756 B: 368 C: 388 D: 378 E: 373 Question 39 The following groups of three numbers go together in a certain way. 26, 14, , 29, , 23, , 18, , 13,? A: 92 B: 102 C: 97 D: 82 E: 87 Question 40 Find the missing number and letter in the following sequence 35, C, 61,?, 87, G,?, I, 139, K, 165, M A: E, 111 B: F, 116 C: E, 113 D: F, 110 E: F,
12 Question 41 A sequence of numbers is changing by the same amount each time. The sixth, seventh and eighth numbers are -4, 0 and 4. What is the first term? A: 21 B: 33 C: 25 D: 24 E: 30 Question 42 Each house contains 4 rooms. Each room contains 2 doors. How many doors are there in 3 houses? A: 24 B: 16 C: 19 D: 34 E: 32 Question 43 The following number pairs go together in a certain way. 20, , , , ,? A: 822 B: 812 C: 782 D: 784 E: 756 Question 44 The following number pairs go together in a certain way. 10, 92 19, , , ,? A: 129 B: 119 C: 139 D: 169 E:
13 Question 45 Two numbers are each multiplied by themselves to give two new numbers. The difference between the two new numbers is -64. The difference between the two original numbers is -4. What is the sum of the two original numbers? A: 9 B: 16 C: 10 D: 23 E: 22 Question 46 A house, shop and park lie on a straight line. The shop lies between the house and the park. The distance between the shop and the park is 100. A man goes from the house to the shop to the house to the park. The total distance travelled by the man is 790. What is the distance between the house and the shop? A: 230 B: 190 C: 210 D: 220 E: 250 Question 47 A bucket contains 21 apples and 20 oranges. 11 of the fruits are rotten. What is the minimum number of rotten apples? A: 20 B: 11 C: 0 D: 30 E: 21 Question ? A: 26 B: 31 C: 18 D: 36 E: 17 Question 49 One bucket contains 19 kilograms of sand and another bucket contains 39 kilograms of sand. How many kilograms must be transfered from one bucket to the other, so each has an equal amount of sand? A: 5 B: 30 C: 20 D: 10 E: 25 Question 50 The following number pairs go together in a certain way. 13
14 22, , , 55 12, 66 25,? A: 300 B: 295 C: 600 D: 310 E:
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