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Cormart Aptitude Test Past Questions Practice Pack PDF – Download
Download the Cormart Aptitude Test Past Questions Practice Pack For 2022, from this page in PDF format. The Cormart past questions pack makes your preparation easier and much better. Featuring questions from previous assessments as well as solutions to these questions.
Cormart Nigeria Online aptitude tests format?
Cormart Nigeria online tests cover;
- Numerical Reasoning
- Verbal/Critical Reasoning
- Abstract Reasoning
- Error Checking (7 minute test)
Free Sample of Cormart Nigeria Past Questions and Answers
A local utilities company exclusively provides electricity and natural gas to a small village containing 342 households. Each household purchases on average £75 of gas and electricity per month. If the village’s natural gas sales account for ¾ of the utilities company’s revenue, how much revenue is generated in one year from electricity sales in the village? (assume the company has no customers outside the village)
(A) £73,750
(B) £74,500
(C) £76,950
(D) £78,150
(E) Cannot say
Step 1 – Calculate the total revenue produced by the village through electricity and natural gas sales per month by multiplying the number of households (342) by the average electricity and gas bill per month (£75).
342 x £75 = £25,650.00
Step 2 – Calculate the total annual sales of electricity and gas in the village by multiplying the
monthly revenue (£25,650.00) by the number of months in a year (12).
£25,650.00 x 12 = £307,800.00
Step 3 – Calculate the proportion of revenue generated by electricity sales by identifying 25% (0.25) of the total annual sales of gas and electricity (£307,800.00)
£307,800.00 x 0.25 = £76,950
Thus the correct answer is (C) £76,950
A freelance web developer charges £100 per hour, or £600 for a full day (8
hours). Their latest contract requires the web developer to work three full days and two half days (4 hours). Assuming the web developer pays 30% income tax,
how much income will the web developer receive from this contract? (after tax)
(A) £1,600
(B) £1,710
(C) £1,820
(D) £1,930
(E) £2,040
Step 1 – Calculate the income earned from the three full day’s work by multiplying the
developers day rate (£600) by the number of days worked (3).
£600 x 3 = £1,800
Step 2 – Calculate the income earned from the two half days work by multiplying the
developers hourly rate (£100) by the number of hours worked (4+4 = 8).
£100 x 8 = £800
Step 3 – Combine the two figures above and subtract 30% from that figure to remove the
developer’s income tax, giving us the total income earned after tax.
£1,800 + £800 = £2,600
£2,600 – (£2,600 x 0.3) = £1,820
Thus the correct answer is (C) £1,820
A shop is willing to purchase used entertainment products for resale. The shop will purchase CDs for £1 each, DVDs for £2.50 each and videogames for £7.50 each.
Similarly, every £0.50 worth of products sold to the shop accrues 1 loyalty point. If
a customer sells 26 CDs, 10 DVDs and 5 video games, how many loyalty points has the customer accrued from this transaction?
(A) 142 points
(B) 165 points
(C) 177 points
(D) 175 points
(E) 158 points
Step 1 – Calculate the value of the CDs by multiplying the number of CDs (26) by the value of each
CD (£1).
26 x £1 = £26
Step 2 – Calculate the value of the DVDs by multiplying the number of DVDs by the value of each
DVD (£2.50).
£2.50 x 10 = £25.00
Step 3 – Calculate the value of the video games by multiplying the number of video games (5) by the
value of each video game (£7.50).
7.5 x 5 = £37.50
Step 4 – Calculate the number of loyalty points accrued by dividing the total value of all products by 2, then rounding down to the nearest whole point.
£26.00 + £25.00 + £37.50 = £88.50
88.50 x 2 = 177 = 177 points
Thus the correct answer is (C) 177 points
A coins-to-cash machine converts unwanted small change into banknotes for a fee.
O n the first £5, a 10% fee is charged, on the next £5, a 7.5% fee is charged and on
all change afterwards, a 5% fee is charged. If a customer cashes in £30 worth of
change, how much money will the coins-to-cash gain from this transaction?
(A) £1.55
(B) £1.66
(C) £1.77
(D) £1.88
(E) £1.99
Step 1 – Calculate the fee charged on the first £5 by identifying 10% (0.1) of £5.
£5.00 x 0.1 = £0.50
Step 2 – Calculate the fee charged on the second £5 by identifying 7.5% (0.075) of £5.
£5 x 0.075 = £0.375 = £0.38
Step 3 – Calculate the fee charged on the remaining amount by identifying 5% (0.05) of £20 (£30 –
10).
£20 x 0.05 = £1.00
Step 4 – Calculate the total fee charged by combining the three figures above.
£0.50 + £0.38 + £1.00 = £1.88
Thus the correct answer is (D) £1.88
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