RBITIAL

IPTITUDR
TESTS
(Rev,)
Grerp K Beent

CLERICAL
SPEED AND ACCURACY
FORM A

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DIRECTIONS

This is a test to see how quickly and accurately you can compare letter and number
combinations, On ihe following pagcs are grOups of these combinations; each Test Item
contains five. These same combinations appear after the number for each Test Item on
the separate Answer Sheet, but they are in a diferent order. Yon will notice that in
each Test Item one of the five is nderlined. You are to look at the one combination
which is urderlined, find the same one after lhat item number on the separate Answer
Sheet, and draw line undcr it.
These examples are correctly done. Note that the combination on the Answer Sbeet
must be exactly the same as the one in the Test Item,

TEST ITENS SAMPLE OP ANSWEL SHEET

AR AC AD AE AF AC AE A AB AD

W.aA B BA Ba Rb wBA Ba Bb aB

X A7 7A B7 7B AB B7 A AT

b.A BA LB An bA Ba BA
Y. A Ba
BB
Z 3A 3B 33 B3 BD

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Part II artil you are told to do so. Work as fast as you can.

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Herald G Sesahere
Alesasdes C Vsm

VERBAL REASONING
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DIRECTIONS
On the following pages there are 50
sentences. In each of the 50 sentences, the
frt word and the last word is omitted, and a blank space is provided in its place. You
are to pick out words which will 6Il thè blanks s0 that the
senvences will be true and
sensible. You are to choose your words to 6ll the blanks from liss of words given
with every question. An exanple sentence will make
it clear :
EXAMPLE X ..is to water as cat is to...
1.
continue 2. drink 3. foot 4. girl
A. drive B, enemy C, food D. industry
For the irnt blank, you are to selert a nunbered word out of the four-1,2,3,
given in the upper line, For the econd blank at the end of sentence, you tre
select one lettercd word out of the four-A, B, C, D-given in the second
line, Then
you have to mark this combination of two words selected (1A, 1B, IC, 1D,
2A, 2B, 2C,
2D, 3A, 3B, 3C, 3D,
an
4A, 4B, 4C, 4D) on the separate Answer Sheet, by drawing a line
under the right combination,
Now notice the above example X, The sentence should read as, "Drink is to
water as cat is to food" "Drink" (No, 2) from the hrst line of the words, and "food"
(letter C) from the next line of words make a correct sentence. Hence on separate
answer sheet we draw a line under combmation 2C.
This is shown in the sa mple
Answer Shert given below
Now look at two nore exanples heaw :
EXAMPLE Y ...is to one as serond is to...
1. midlle 2 uecn 3. rain 4. first
A, two B. lirc C. object D, hill
The correct word for te ir: blank is the word "irt" which is numbered 4 and
tlhe correct word (or the eond blank is the word, "wo" which is lettered A, The
sentence will then read as, "6rst is to oe as second is two". A line has been drawn,
therefore, under the corrert combination 4A in sample answer theet helow
EXAMPLE Z ..is to miglt as brca klast is to..
I. tlow 2. gentle 3. supPer 4. door
A. in Iude B. inorning C, enjoy D. corner
The correct numibered word here i "supper" which is No. 3. The corrcct lettered
word for the second blank is "noramg" which is lettered B, The sentence than reads
as, "supper is to night as breakJast is to morning". The right combination is therefore
3B and therefore this conoination is aderlined in the sanple Answer Shect.

&AMPLE ANBUER SHERT

26 20

4 4

Underline oaly N cobinatioa fer ench qsestios.

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..is to Uttar Pradesh as U.K. is to..

1. MB. 2. B.P. 3. U.P. 4 M.P.
A. China Norway C. Turkey D. United Kingdom
2. ..is to ca valry as foot is to...
2. cemetery 3. votary 4. hiding
1. horse
B. tra vel C. armoury D. infantry
A. yard
3. is to wide as thin is to..
1, store 2. narrow 3. nothing 4. street
A. fat B. weight C. D. present
.is to masculine as woman is to..
1. disguise 2. malicious 3. virile 4 man

A. intuitive B. madame C. feminine D. girl

...is to Jispute as endure is to ..
2 repute 3 aryue 4. distafT
1. imp1te
B verdure C. imbue D. invert
A. Iast
6 .is to verse as seulptor is to...
1. poet 2. reverse 3. Irec 4. music
A. crime B. hisel C. statue D. artist
7. ..is to chain as brad is to.
|. watr 2. iron 3. pull 4. link
pearl )ard C. necklace D. aim
...is to animal s rind is to ..
slhell 2. husk 3. skin 4. man
A. hard B. melon C. nit D. Corn

9 ...s to cork as box is to ..

1. bottle 2 ffsl 3. brittle 4. light
A. fght B, lid C. hat D. crate
J0. .. is to tusk as deer is to ..
1. ivory 2. work 3 elephant 4. trunk
A. doe B. hunt C. m00se D. antler
..is to contralto as tenor is to...
1. singer 2. soprano 3. sonata 4. solo
A score B 1ong C. orchestra D, baritone
12 ...is to hang as guillotine is to..
I. picture 2. gallows 3, criminal 4. punish
A, revolution B. behead C. cqpitulate D, citizen
13. is to tree as melon is t0..
1. bush 2. clm 3, narled 4. apple
A Vine B water C. ripe D,. swect
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14. -i to pea as sbell is to..
I. green

5. . a to cow As cock is to.

1. bull

19.

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pitch D. eyehole C. golf B. bend A.
hazel 4. bol 3. ane 2. Iruit 1.
to.. honk
is asmut to . . 38.
left D. ugly C. Mupid B. silful A,
newt 4. blindness 3. bearing 2. dumsy 1.
to... awkwardis asdeft to
...is 37
minister D. atheist C. devout A,
conscience sacred
4. object 3. atlantis 2 war 1.
to... religion
is pacifist
as to 36
bullet D. sliot C. tigger B. huat A,
Iry 4. rud 3. bait 2. cod 1.
9.. guns As
hsh to..s 35.
spillway D. higlh C. Hond
electricity A.
umbrdla 4. water 3. fog cdoud 1.
to.. is
dam as
rain to-is 34
D, abent C.
opportunity alone B,
2. past A,
hopcsins 4. lorecast 3. ahead 1.
toregret
is future
as to .is 33
total D. every C. whole B. none A,
ofien 4, seldom 3. uualy 2. ahays 1.
.. a alneVer
As to. s 32,
view D ache C. window gass A,
panel wd 3. lock 2. home 1.
to. is
pane asdoor teis 31.
noie weight C. ounce B beavy A,
vel tra 4.
Europe 3. meter 2. far I.
Kilogram
to is distance
as to s 30.
soldier land C. WAr
pecial A,
D
4, milor 3. ahip 2. Admiral 1.
river
to... Geueralis as sea to s
donkey D. Wagon C. pony. B. relay A,
addle 4. neigh 3. hoof 2. drive 1.
0is
bray as
horse to
. is 28.
go D. gone C. bottle B. prevent A,
intercede recede 3. halt 2. proft 1.
4 to.. is opprocecd
as to.is 27.
epilogue D. play C, eulogY A.
writ B,
amendment 4. prcamble 3. law independence
2. 1.
prologue
.to is conatitution
as to
.is 26.
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DIRECTIONS
in this lest you will see rowS
answers on Separate Answer Sheet. designs or igures. Each row is a problem. You are lo mark your

Each row has four designs called Problem Figures.

Figures. The four problem Figures make a series. That These are followed by ive designs called Answer
The ifth igure is missing. It is shown in frst means. they follow each other in a special order.
example
picture be? You will find the right picture among the five a question mark (?). What should this ifth
by
your Answer Sheet, as shown in the Answer Figures.Then. you will mark It on
examples below
ExAMPLs W

PROBLEM FICURES ANSWER FIGURES

Nole what is happening to the lines in the Problem Figures, as you move from one picture to the
next. They are falling down. In the first square, the line stands
straight up As you go from square
10 square. the line falls more and more to the right. In the ffth
in it-the line would be lying Aat.
square-the one with the question mark
So the ans wer is D, which is the picture of a line ly1ng Mat You would
show this on your Answer Sheet by writing an X in the circle under D. like
this

Each row of Problen Figures has the last figure missing. The question marks, however, have been
left out. But the figure is missing from the same place, the end of each row.

ExAMPLE X

PROBLEM FIGURES ANSWER FIGURES

Study the position of the dot. Note that it keeps moving around the
squaie It Ylways :oves
in the same d1rectuon. First it is in the upper left curner; then in
the upper rghi corner, then n the
lower right corner: then in the lower left corner. Wiut picture belongs lo the next,
The dot would come back to the upper lelt the hfth. square?
corner. Therefore. B is the answer You would mark it on
your Answer Sheet like this
 xAMPLE Y

PROBLEM FIGURES ANSWER FIGURES

What is happening in the above Problem Figures? Two squares are being made, a small one and large
one. First there is one long line for the outer square. Then a short
line is added for the inner square Then
another long line is added. Then another short line is added.
What should happen next? Another lorg line
should be added. So A the correct answer. You would mark your Answer Sheet with a
crs« in the
circle under A, like this

Now look at the next problem. You will se two different things happening at once.

BXAMPLE Z

PROBLEM FNGURES ANSWER FIGURES

The number of circles is inereasing: 1, 2, 3, 4; so the last missing figure would have 5 circles. But
note that the square is also turming. First the point is up, then the fat side. then again the point is up.
and then again the fat side. In the missing place, therefore, the point should be up. Only igure C has
both: the point is up and 5 circles. So you would place inside the circle on your Answer Sheet. under
C fike thís

RememberYou are to choose the one figure. Irom among the Answer Figures, which belongs nexi
tn the eries.

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SPACE RELATIONS
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DIRECTIONS
figures are shown.
This test consists of forty patterns which can be folded into hgures. For each pattern, hve
always shows
You are to decide which of these figures can be made from the pattern shown. The pattern
the outside of the figure. Here is an example:
EXAMPLE X

the pattern in Example X? A and B

Which of these hive fhguresA, B, C, D, E-can be made from
correct both in shape and size. You
certainly cannot be made; they are not the right shape. C and D are
cannot make E from this pattern.

In the test there will always be a row of five hgures for cach pattern.
In every row there is at least one correct hgure.
may be correct.
- Uually more than one is correct. In fact, in some cases, all hve

Now look at the pattern for Example Y anu the five choices for it. Note that when the pattern is folded,
the hgure must have two gray surfaces. One of these is a large surface which could be either the top or
bottom of a box. The other is a small surface which would be one end of the box.
EXAMPLE Y

Notice all the "boxes made from this pattern are correct in shape, but the sides which you see are
diferent. Some of these hgures can be made from this pattern while others cannot. Let us look at them.
Figure Ais correct. If the large gray surface is shown as the top, ther the end surface of gray
can be shown facing towards you.

- Figure B is wrong. The long, narrow side is not gray in the pattern.
- Figure C is correct. The two gray surfaces can both be hidden by placing the large gray surface
at the bottom and the gray end to the back.
- Figure D is wrong. The gray end is all right, but there is no long gray side in the pattem.
T Figure E is correct. One can show the box so that the large gray surface is at the bottom (25
it was in C), but with the gray end showing at the front.
Y, and
So, you see, there are three figures (A,C and E) which can be made from the pattern in Example
two figures (B and D) which cannot be made from this pattern.
Remember that the surface you see in the pattern must always be the OUTSIDE surface of the completed
hgure.
here.
Now let's see how we mnark our answers on the separate Answer Sheet. A sample is shown
SAMPLE OF ANSWER SHEET
For Example X we found that only igures C and D could be made,
For
X.
so the circles under C and D opposite X are marked
A
X
Example Y, A is a correct igure, Cis correct, and E is correct: so
E.
opposite Y we have marked X's in the circles under A, C and Y

In taking the test:

Study each pattern.
Decide which of the hgures can be made from the pattern.
space under the letter which
- Show your choices on the Answer Sheet by blackening in the little
is the same as that of the hgure you have chosen in the booklet.
Pattern, make no mark on the Answer
If you decide a certain figure cannot be made from the
Sheet.

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NUMERICAL ABILITY
FORM A
DIRECTIONS
This test consists of forty arithmetical problems. Next tT each problem there are five answers.
These are marked A, B, C, D and E, Only one of these sugKested answers is right. You are to pick
out the one corect answer for each problem. Then mark X in the circle under its letter, on the
separate Answer Sheet as shown in the Examples below :
EXAMPLE X EXAMPLE Y SAMPLE OF ANSWER SHEET
Add 13 A 14 Subtract 30 A 15
B 25 29 B 26 A B D E
12
C 16 C 16
D8 B C D E
D 59
E none of these E none of these
In Example X, 25 is the correct In Example Y, the correct answer
answer, SO the circle under (10) has not been given, so an X has
the Jetter B-the letter for the been put in the circle under the
answer 25-has been
letter E the letter for none of
correct
crossed. these.'
Each answer nust be reduced to its simplest terms. For example, if two choices are l and 1-2/4,
only 1} is correct. Some non-motric measures: 12 inches make afoot: 16 ounces (oz.) make a pound (lb)

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ANSWER SHEET
DO ALL YOUR ROUGH WORK IN THE SPACE PROVIDED ON THE

ANSWER
ANSWER
ANSWER
13.
I, Add 7. Multiply A 132
A 7908 A 256 B 8
393 B 8608 .016 B 25.6
4658 C 8898 .016 C.00256 D 2
3790 D 8908 D .000256 E none of these
B none of these E none of these
67 14.
8, Divide A 6l49
2. Subtract A 1,P46 B 3/7
A 2485 B 1.246
46)69 C 2/3
5473 B 2486 C .5
C 2496 D7
2987 D15 E none of these
D 3486 E none of these
E none of these 15.
9. Divide A 27/:0
3. Multiply A.0003
3x 10 BI '2
A 10900 B .03 5x9 c 3045
484 B I1100 .75)2.25 C.3 D 3
25 C 11900 D 3
E none of these
D I1700 E none of these
E none of these 16. Add
10 Divide A 26
A .02
26 11/14
4. Multiply 4 3/4 B 27
A 1.5300 B.2
B 153 00 9 2 C 28 1/2
2:04 3.6) 72 D 28 11/4
C 1530 D 20 13 /8 E none of these
75 D 15300 E none of these
E none of these 17. Add
11. Divide
A 49 t.
A 47 B 48 ft. 2 in
5. Multiply 2 ft, 3 in.
A .99 B 4.07 C47 ft. 24 in.
B 98.40
28 t. 11 2 in.
4.50 64.7)304.09 C 4.7
17 ft. 5 in. D 48 ft.
C 99.00 D 47 E none of these
22 D 9900 4 1/2 in.
E none of these
E none of these 18. Add
12, Divide
A 28 lbs. 6 0z
6. Multiply A 1.009
A .001375 B 10.9 B 28 lbs.
3 lbs. 3 oz.
.025 B.00625
.09)4.036 C 10.09 6 Jbs. 7 oz. C 27 lbs. 16 oz
C.625 D 100.9 D 18 lbs.
.025 7 lbs, 5 oz.
D 1.375 E none of these 11 |bs. 1 oz. E none of these
E none of these
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LANGUAGE USAGE on the separate
Answer Sheet

Part I
SPELLING

DIRECTIONS

This test is composed of 100 words. Some of them are correctly spelled; some are incorrectly
spelled. You are to indicate whether cach word is spelled correctiy or incorrectly marking a circle
in the proper space on the separate Aoswer Sbeet. If the spelling of the word is correct put an X in
the circle under RIGHT. If the spelling of the word is incorrect, put an X in the circle under
WRONG.
EXAMPLES SAMPLE OF ANSWER SHEET

W. man

X. gurl
Y. catt

Z. dog

If you finish Part I before time is called, check your work. Do not go oa Part II untl you arce
told to do so.

REMEMBER:
Do not nake any narks on tbe test.
Mark your answers on tbe separate Answer Sbeet.
Do not hesitate too long over any word. If you Are
not certain as to its spelling, go on to
tbe next word, Perbaps you will bare time to retura
to sore uamarked words after you have
ffnisbed the list.

Mark your aoswers in proper circles on tbe separate

Asner Sheet.
DO NOT TURN OVER THE
BOOKLET UNTIL YOU ARE TOLD TO DO S0.
 1. apointed 26. condem
2. commission
27. absolutely
3. limited
28. cancel
4. arival
29. carreer
$. comunity
30. bullitin
6. varicty 3I. oposition
7. ageatcy 32. ammunition

8. distrubute
33. survay
9. hereafter 34. energey
10. conference 35. sundery
11. salery 36. visinity

12. preveous 37. colonel

13. releive 38. pamflet

14. expedite
39. conseraing
15. essential 40. sccurety

16. cilinder 41. necessity

17. astablish 42. expences

18. quarrel 43. testomony

19. premeum 44. avalable

20. rialize 45. statiog

21. gratitude 46. courtesy

22. sugestion 47. Daturaly
23. consinment 48. apoligy
24. revenue 49. invilid

25. inferier 50. construction

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S1. secratary 76. deploma

77. abundent
52. duplacate
78. tedious
S3. seperate
S4. trafic 79. dilegant
80, aquainted
SS. captian
resonable
$6. sanatary
82. customery
$7. specimen
58. accommodate 83. muslin

84. investigation
59. February
85 temperary
60. consioas
86. indignant
61. athority
87. wretched
62 owiDg
88. upusal
63. emergancy
89. definate
64. opperation
65 sylable 90. garrulous
91. allowence
66. talant
67. nourisb 92. appropriate

93. rememberance
68. iRnoreDce

94. preseose
69. bebavier
95. propeller
70. exceedingly
96. appendicitis
71 murmer
97. coavienieat
72. sigaiture
98. occured
73. guardian
99. iotuition
14. iDterrupt
100, greatful
75. congrachulate

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Answer Sheet

Part II
SENTENCES

DIRECTIONS
This test coasists of 50 Sentences. Each
letter-A, B, C, D and E, sentence is divided into fve parts. Each part bas

You are to look at cach senteace and

decide which of the Isttered parts bave errors in them. Tbe
mistakes may be in granmar, punctuition or spelliog. Whea you bave
mark the decided which parts are wrong.
circles (by puttingX in them) under those letters on the separate
put the marks after the right Answer Sheet. (Bs sure to
sentence-aumbers.) Study the examples given below.
EXAMPLES
SAMPLE OF ANSWER SHEET
X. Was we going to the ofice next week | at all.
A B
D E

Io this
seatence X, "Was we" is wtong, So an X has been written in the
circle under A on the
sample Aaswer Sheet. There are uo mistakes in part B, C and D of this
part E. This sentence is asking a question, but the sentence. However, look at
question mark has been left out. The missing
question mark isa mistake in part E, So an X has also been writtea in the circle underE,
Y. They | went | on a | long jurney together.
A B C D E y.

In thissentence "y", the word, jurney" in part D is wrong spelling.

So an X is marked under D, on the sample Answer Sheet.
Z. Why are you | goiog / to | the city ?
A B C D E

In sentence Z, there are no mistakes. Therefore, none of the circles in

line Z bas any marks io it.
Some of the seatences are entirely correct. Otbers may have
each part of the sentenee, which you tbiak is wroag, put an X in from one to five parts wrong. For
the circle under that letter. on the
separate Answer Sheet.
Do not make any marks on the test.
Mark your answers In proper circles on the separate
Aaswer Sbeet.

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 / to Delhi.
| cid you stop at / on your trip E
I. Where B bursted ?
A
/ got burned / when the boiler
who
2. Was it / bim| D | time out.
B C
after chasiog Gopal and J / with Dhardly no E
3. The dog laid. ! sleeping
B C
bats.
| has fewer / than sixteen | cricket
4.. I doubt / if Jack C D
A B answered| his koock.
5. "t is me,"
his mother /
| said Ram, / as E
B
/ he, / | would be sure / of myself.
6. If I were D
C
longer.
stood / in the game / a littleE
A
Icould | of won | ifl had Istoo D
A B
faster work / thaa Gopal.
8. If Mohaa were here he would sure | have done / D E
B
A above the board.
canDot hardly| raise my hand / more thaa | three foot/ E
9. I D
A B
water.
10. I sung | until Iwas hoarse, / and then drunk / a glass of
BA a job.
11. Neither money| or fame | would of beea / alright as payment I for such
A B
could admire a person as careless | as sher.
12. 1 do not understand | how anyone
B C D E
A

13. Is it 1 | whom they / are calling ?

C D E
A
| to attend the conference last tuesday.
14. I did not feel| good enough D E
A
15. I did ! pretty good | in history in last / week's tests.
E
A than Mohini."
"I feel / that Sita is some better
16. Her father replied B E
A
17. The rivers raised / ten feet after the rains, overflowing | their banks.
A B
through doing / your work | all ready.
18. I thought / you was
B )
A
19. We accepted | there proposal7 that we cooperatc . for our / mutual profit.
A
C D E

20. The writer / made an illusion | to his hero's / earlier exploits.

C
of mangoes, l give me some of the
21. I do not like / those kind C D
ripe
E
ones.
A
and She | to the show.
22. LeaveA | me go / withC Sita D E

He is one of those meo who work / well | and long.

23 D E
B C
24. Mohan said, Work, not words, is what | is needed."
R D E
25. None of the books were worth reading / more then ! once tWIcc.
A

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 26. They neatly were / starved / before they landed /
A sonewhees in Kerala
21, She |got hurt 7 when the dish
breaked in her hands.
28. I thought it was him, an i sure | looked like him Trom this distance.
D
Who / do you / think your | talking about ?
A
0. The aumber| of volunteers / were
A
C
seldom ever / enough.
D
J1, One issue of stamps / were / distributed
between | three Post Offices.
n There goes / Ram and
A Gopal, / ighting / like / always.
C: D
33. Is it me who you wanted
A to see 7
34. I do not see| as good as Shankar, mny friend, | can sec,
A
B C
35. Paul had promised to return | the book
A B / in two weeks.
36. The man wha | everybody likes | is one
A who / they can trust.
C
37. He asked we three,
A "where is the men / which lived here ?"
B
38. I have had | less
A
headaches | since I | went toD sleep| carlier.
C
39. The books / laid /
A in the B
all day | and got wet.
40. You can / leave the house / in an hour | if
A B
you feel / 8ood.
E
41. I will / be much glad | to visit you|
A B
whenever | you would prefer.
D E
42. The gita / is one / of the best books | their are for serious study.
A C D E
43. Each of these lowers / look best / in a diferent / sort of aplot.
A C E
44, We allways turn / to who / we use to | know, the old friend / is best.
A
E
45. Being that / a pipeB bust, / we hadn't / hardly
D.
any water.
E
46 He had smoked / their tobacco. / draak their wine / and heard | their tales.
A B D E
47. A man, who beats his wife, | is considered wicked 1 by people nowadays.
A B C
48. We seldom ever / have to / watch close / in our kind / of a job.
A
49. If it was we cTuld have
possiblc,
A B
gave himn |the workers|
C D
which he wanted,

50. Neither Gopal | nor Hari / are the men | for that sort of a job,
A B E

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pictures.
This test consists of a number of pictures and questions about those
X shows a
Look at Example X on this page to see just what to do. Example "Which man
picture of two men carrying a machine part on a board and asks, load because
has the heavier load ? Ifequal, mark "C." Man "B"has the heavier
the weight is closer to him than to man "A," so on the separate Answer Sheet you
would put a cross (X) in the circle under B, like this

Now look at Example Y. The question asks, "Which weighs more 7 If equal,
mark C." As the scale is perfectly balanced, A" and "B" must weigh the
same, so you would put a cross (X) in the circle under C on your separate
ABC
Answer Sheet, like this

A B

Which man has the heavier load ?

(Ifequal, mark G.)

Which weighs more

(If equal, mark C.)
A B

On the following pagen there are more pictures and questions. Read each question
carefully, look at the picture, and mark your answer on the separate Answer
Sheet. Do not forget that there is a third choice for every question.
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 3
PUT YOUR ANSWERS ON THE ANSWER SHEET

In which picture are the children

turning faster ?
(If equal, mark C)

2
When the top pulley turns in the
direction shown, which way,A or B,
will the lower pulley turn ?
(Ifit is not possible to know,
mark C.)

Which shaft (rod) will turn most

slowly ?

B Which man must pull harder to

lilt the weight ?
(If equal, mark C)

Do Not Stop. Go On to the Nest Page.

 ON THE ANSWER SHERr
PUT YOUR ANSWERS

5
In which direction, A or B, was this
bed just moved
(If it is not possible to know.
mark C)

A B

6
A Which man has to pull barder ?
(If equal, mark C.)

Which horse must go faster to hold

his place on the tun ?
(If equal, mark C.)

8
Which shelf is stronger
(If equal, mark C.)

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Next Paye
 PUT YOUR ANSWERS ON THE ANSWER SHEET
B

Which is the harder way to carry

the hammet ?
(If equal, mark C.)

10
Which wbeel will turn faster
(If equal, mark C)

A B

11
Wbich man can lit the weight
more easily ?
(If equal, mark C.)

12
Which fan needs the more powerful
motor

(If equal, mark C.)

A B

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 PUT YOUR ANSWERS ON THE ANSWER SHEET

Which way, A or B, will pulley "X"

turn ?
(IC it is not possible to know,
mark C.)

A
14
B Which truck will turn over nore
SAWDU
easily ?
ROCKS (If equal, mark C.)

15
B
Which shaf (rod) turns faster ?
A (If equal, mark C.)

16
When the small gear on the left
turns in the direction shown, which
way will the big gear "X' turn ?
(If it is not possible to know,
mark C.)

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Page.
 PUT YOUR ANSWERS ON THE ANSWER SHEET

A B
17
Which chain alone will hold up this
sign ?
(If either alone could hold up the
sign, mark C.)

18
Which box weighs more ?
(If equal, mark C.)

19
Which horse will jump more when
it is pulled ?
(If equal, mark C.)

20
In which picture can you safely put
a heavier weight on the rope ?
(If equal, mark C.)
B

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 PUT YOUR ANSWERS ON THE ANSWER SHEET

A 21

B Which drawing sbows how a bomb

really falls ?
(If both, mark C)

22
Which picture shows bow this
wooden circle will stand
(If neither, mark G.)

IRON PLUG
HOLES FLLED WITH IRON

23
Which weighs least ?

A C

DRIVER 24
When the driver turas in the direc
tion showa, which way, A or B,
will the big left-hand gear turn ?
(If it is Dot possible to know,
mark C)

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 FUT YOUR ANSWERS ON THE ANSWER SHEZT

25

Which liquid is heavier?

(If equal, mark C)

26
After hitting the black ball, which
way will bal! "X" go?

27
Which one piece of chain is needed
B to support the mail box ?

28
Which shalt (rod) turns fastest ?

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 THE ANSWER SHEET
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29

A Whicb nan Can lit the load more

caily ?
(If equal, mark C)

AB 30
When the right hand gear turha in
the directin shown, which way does
the top gear turn ?
(If neither, mark C)

31
Which rail sbould be higher ?
( equal, mark C)

A
32
Which ca is les likely to roll back
wards ?
B (If equal, mark C)

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 PUT YOUR ANSWwERS ON THE ANSWER SHEET

33
The top of wheel X" will move:
(A) steadly (regularly) to the right;
(B) steadly (regularly) to the left;
(C) by jerks (starting and stop
ping) to the left.

34

Which gear turns most in a minute

A
B

35
Which roller turas the sane way as
the roller at X"?
(Ifboth, mark C.)

111
36
Which weighs more ?
(If equal, mark C.)

B
A
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YOUR ANSWERS ON THE ANSWER
PUT

37
When the brake is put on which
part gets hotter ?
(If equsB, mark C.)

BI'O

B 38
Ag Towards which side of the road is
the car more likely to skid (slide) ?
(If equal, mark G.)

39
Which dam is stronger ?
(If equal, mark C.)

40
Which picture is correct ?
(If both, mark C.)

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 PUT YOUR ANSwERS ON THE ANSWER SHEET 15

Which gear turns the same way as

the driver ?
(If neither, mark C.)
B
A DRIVER

42
When the crank i turned in the
direction sbown, the weight will :
(A) fall;
(B) stand still;
(C) rise.

43
Which picture shows how this
wooden circle will stand ?
(f neither, mark C.)

Which chain bas more strain upor

it?
(Ifequal, mark C.)
B

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14 PUT YOUR ANSWERS ON THE ANSWER SHEET

45
B In which picture will the spring
hold the handle where it now is 7
(If both, mark C.)

A 46
Which hook supports more weight ?
(If equal, mark C)

47
Which gear turns slower ?
(If equal, mark G.)

A B

A"B
48
At which point was the ball going
faster ?
(If equal, mark C.)

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 6
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49
When the small wheel is turned
around, the big wheel will :
(A) turn in direction A;
(B) turn in direction B;
(C) move back and forth

A 50

Which tractor must go further to

pull the boat up on the beach ?
(If equal, mark C.)

A B
51
Which gate is better braced (made
stronger) by the wire across it ?
(If equal, mark C.)

52
B Which windlass (crank) will be
harder to turn in order to lift the
weight ?
(If equal, mark C.)

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16 PUT YOUR ANSWERS ON THE ANSWER SHEET

53
Which wheel is safer (less likely to
break) when spun (turned) at high
speed ?
(II equal, mark C.)

54
Which way must the driver turn to
drive the wheel "X"?
DRIVER (If it can drive "X" by turning in
either direction, mark a.)

55
Which glas is more likely to break?
(If equal, mark C.)

56
aB Which point moves faster when the
wheel turns ?
(If equal, mark C.)

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ANSWERS ON THE ANSWER SH2ZT

57
Which one of the three piece of
wire will give thit pole the best
A
support
POLE

A 58
Which stool will be steadiest on
uneven ground ?

59
If X" moves two feet in the direc
tion shown, the centre of the gear
y" will move :
(A) more than two feet;
(B) less than two feet;
(C) two feet.

60
In which irection is this wind-mill
more likely to turn when the wind
blows I
(If-it is not possible to know,
mark G.)

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 PUT YOUR ANSWERS ON THE ANSWER SHEET

61
Which bottle has just been taken
from a refrigerator ot ice-box ?
(If neither, mark C.)

62
Which of these balls will the white
ball "X hit ?

CURB

63
CURB Which way can more cars be parked
in a block ?
(If equal, mark C.)

64
Which tread, A or B, should move
more slowly for the tractor to turn
in the direction shown ?
(If neither, mark C.)

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 PUT YOUR ANSWERS ON THE ANSWER SHEET 10

65
Which tread Aor B, should be run
A faster to move (turn) the tractor in
the direction shown ?
(If neither, mark G.)

66
Which girl can lift the cleaner more
easily
(If equal, mark C.)

67
In which card board box will the
CRE icecream stay hard longer ?
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On cach pupil's report sheet record his raw scores and heir
percentile equivalents.
To construct a graphic profle:
I. Wih a pen or colored pencil make a small dash on each vertical line at the point
which corresponds to the percentile for that test.
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the indicating
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boys and also on special norms of twelfh-grade boys in a college preparatory
course. For further discussion of methods for plotting profles, see Section 3 of
the Diferential Aptitude Tests Manual,
The group on which the percentiles are based should be indicated below the words Norms
used." This is cxtrcmely important if the charts are to be referred to at some later date.
If the vertical distance betwecn the levcls of any two scores is one inch (equal to ten points
in the Standard Score clumn) or greater, it, is probable that a real diference exists between
the two abilitics. Diflerences between one-half inch and one inch are doubtful, and should
not be given serious consideration unless supported by other evidence. If the vertical dis
tance between any two scores is less than half an inch, it is probable that no important
diffcrence cxists betwcen the two abilities. (See Section 3 of the Manual.)
Two additional columns have been provided on the chart for the insertion of other pertinent
data which may bc available to the user.
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