TEST II, FORMS A AND B ARITHMETIC AND REASONING (First Half) Second column. In this column if figures will answer the questions, use figures rather than words. Be sure to place the answers after the numbers as I announce them. 21. Write in figures the number 17 23. Into how many columns were you told to 24. If you have a dime and spend 4 cents for postage, how many cents in change should you receive? 25. Write the number 21 in Roman letters 26. 4 and 4 and 5 are how many? 27. If 10 are taken from 18, how many remain? 28. How many are 3 and 19? 29. How many are 6 and 7 and 3? 30. If an orange costs 5 cents, how many oranges can be bought for 35 cents? 31. How many objects costing 6 cents each can be bought for 30 cents? 32. How many are 5 times 15? 33. If you walk 4 miles an hour for 3 hours, 34. How many are 400 plus 300 plus 200? 36. If a dozen eggs cost 40 cents, what is the 37. How many grapefruit costing 15 cents each can be bought for 60 cents? 38. What is the result when 8 is added to 7 and the sum divided by 51 39. If a dozen apples cost 50 cents, at the same rate how many can be bought for 25 cents? 40. There being 8 trees in a row and 7 rows, how many trees are there? NOTE: Pass immediately to Test III, Form A. 21. If you have a dime and spend 5 cents for candy, how much change should you receive? 22. How many 2's in 14? 23. How many 3's in 15? 25. Three 4's are how many? 26. If each loaf of bread costs 10 cents. how 32. How many are 200 plus 300, plus 100? 36. How many pencils can be bought for 60 cents at the rate of 3 for 10 cents? 37. What is the sum when 17 is added to 64? 38. How many are 3 times 26? 39. A dealer bought some mules for $500. He sold them for $600, making $25 on each mule. How many mules were there? 40. If a boy weighs 100 pounds when standing on two feet, how many pounds does he weigh when standing on one foot? NOTE: Pass immediately to Test III, Form B. TEST III, FORMS A AND B MAKING CHANGE (First Half) Third Column. In making change one should always try to select the least possible number of bills and coins. If you were handing a person five cents in change, what is the least number of pieces required? (hands) The answer is one. For six cents what is the least number of pieces required? (hands) The answer is two. For twelve cents? (hands) The least number of pieces in this case is three. For eighteen cents what is the least number of pieces required? (hands) The least number is five. For five dollars and fifty cents? The least number of pieces is two. In this way I shall name different amounts of money and you are to indicate after each of the numbers in this column the least number of pieces necessary.. Do not write words or other characters. Write only a figure for each answer. NOTE: Pass immediately to Test IV, Form A. NOTE: Pass immediately to Test IV, Form B. TEST IV, FORMS A AND B Fourth column. Turn your paper over. If I were to ask you to write a word that can be spelled with the letters "pac" what word could you write? (hands) The word is cap. With the letters "obok" what word can you write? The word is book. Using the letters "lag f" what word can you write? The word is flag. In this way I shall name several groups of letters. If these letters are placed in their right order they will spell the name of some object you know. Remember, these are all objects. NOTE: Pass immediately to Test V, Form A. 75. m a h 76. od g 77. a c n 78. 1 i o 79. n ti 80. uc p NOTE: Pass immediately to Test V, Form B. TEST V, FORMS A AND B OPPOSITES (First Half) Fifth column. I shall pronounce a list of words. Do not write the word I pronounce but write a word which means exactly the opposite. If I pronounce the word "north" what write? (hands) South is the opposite of north. the word "winter" you would write the word. the word "summer.") word would you If I pronounce (Class gives ? NOTE: Pass immediately to Test VI, Form A. |