The document contains 10 sample aptitude questions covering various topics:
1. Identifying relationships between items like car/road and train/rails.
2. Identifying odd items out in sets like hockey vs other sports.
3. Math questions about adding fence posts and odd numbers.
4. Completing word patterns and series.
5. Logic questions about relative ages and heights of people.
The questions cover a range of critical thinking skills for assessing aptitude.
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The document contains 10 sample aptitude questions covering various topics:
1. Identifying relationships between items like car/road and train/rails.
2. Identifying odd items out in sets like hockey vs other sports.
3. Math questions about adding fence posts and odd numbers.
4. Completing word patterns and series.
5. Logic questions about relative ages and heights of people.
The questions cover a range of critical thinking skills for assessing aptitude.
The document contains 10 sample aptitude questions covering various topics:
1. Identifying relationships between items like car/road and train/rails.
2. Identifying odd items out in sets like hockey vs other sports.
3. Math questions about adding fence posts and odd numbers.
4. Completing word patterns and series.
5. Logic questions about relative ages and heights of people.
The questions cover a range of critical thinking skills for assessing aptitude.
Copyright:
Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
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Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
The document contains 10 sample aptitude questions covering various topics:
1. Identifying relationships between items like car/road and train/rails.
2. Identifying odd items out in sets like hockey vs other sports.
3. Math questions about adding fence posts and odd numbers.
4. Completing word patterns and series.
5. Logic questions about relative ages and heights of people.
The questions cover a range of critical thinking skills for assessing aptitude.
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SOME APTITUDE QUUESTIONS Questions 1 to 10 of 30
1.
Car is to road as train is to
Wheels Rails Surface Locomotive
Questions 1 to 10 of 30 1.
Car is to road as train is to
Wheels Rails Surface Locomotive
2.
Which is the odd one out?
Hockey
Exercise
Tennis
Football
3.
Which city is the odd one out?
London
Frankfurt
Paris
Madrid
4.
A forest is to a tree as a tree is to a
Leaf
Orchard
Jungle
Plant
5.
A rancher plans to add a post between every two posts of an open-ended (straight) fence. If he currently has 10 posts in the fence, how many does he need to insert?
10
20
6.
7.
Complete the series English, French, Hindi, Arabic
Swahili
Language
Dialect
Africa
8.
If you were to add all odd numbers between 1 and 11 (both inclusive), the result would be
Even
Odd
Impossible to say
9.
Which is the odd one out?
10. James brings up the rear. However, when they stand by height, Jim being the shortest
When Jack, James, Jim and Jane stand by age, Jack being the youngest stands first while stands first while James comes to the third spot. In both lines Jane remains at the second position. Who is immediately younger than James?
Jack 2.
James
Jim
Jane
Which is the odd one out?
Hockey
Exercise
Tennis
Football
3.
Which city is the odd one out?
London
Frankfurt
Paris
Madrid
4.
A forest is to a tree as a tree is to a
Leaf
Orchard
Jungle
Plant
5.
A rancher plans to add a post between every two posts of an open-ended (straight) fence. If he currently has 10 posts in the fence, how many does he need to insert?
10
20
6.
7.
Complete the series English, French, Hindi, Arabic
Swahili
Language
Dialect
Africa
8.
If you were to add all odd numbers between 1 and 11 (both inclusive), the result would be
Even
Odd
Impossible to say
9.
Which is the odd one out?
10.
When Jack, James, Jim and Jane stand by age, Jack being the youngest stands first while James brings up the rear. However, when they stand by height, Jim being the shortest stands first while James comes to the third spot. In both lines Jane remains at the second position. Who is
