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Numerical reasoning

In this test you draw conclusions from numerical information presented in charts, graphs and tables. You are shown the figures and then asked questions about them. One answer, and only one, is correct in each case.

Nothing here needs mental arithmetic you would not do on paper. Read the axis and the labels before you read the question.

Question 1 of 4

A survey of social media use among school going pupils returned these results.

Social media usageFacebook 650, Instagram 500, Twitter 450, Snapchat 300, TikTok 200, LinkedIn 300, Pinterest 250 Social media usage Users 0200400600650Facebook500Instagram450Twitter300Snapchat200TikTok300LinkedIn250Pinterest

What was the total number of people on Twitter, Instagram and TikTok?

Question 2 of 4

Which platform had the fewest people after the survey?

Question 3 of 4

After a team building workshop for a motor spares business, employees were asked what they had expected from the day.

Workshop expectations

  • Teamwork 58%
  • Knowledge 15%
  • Communication 11%
  • Trust 9%
  • Unity 7%

Which dimension recorded the smallest percentage?

Question 4 of 4

What was the average percentage of the workshop expectations?

Nothing is asked of you before or after. Your answers are scored and counted, and nothing that identifies you is stored.