Numerical Reasoning: Part 1 of 3
This test will assess your ability to quickly interpret, compare, and draw accurate conclusions from numerical information presented in tables, graphs and charts.
You will first be given time to examine each set of numerical information on its own. A series of conclusions will then be presented one at a time, and you must answer each one quickly. The conclusions are designed to require rapid interpretation, comparison or a simple numerical operation. This format is designed to be more suitable for mobile devices, engage working memory, and reduce the overall testing time for candidates.
Each set of information may include a short note containing an important rule. You must consider this rule when deciding whether a conclusion is correct.
Classify each conclusion as:
True: When it is fully supported by the information provided.
Cannot Say: When it is neither established nor contradicted by the information provided.
False: When it directly contradicts the information provided.
The numerical information will remain visible while you answer. Base every answer only on the information provided, without using outside knowledge or making assumptions.
Consider each conclusion independently. You cannot return to a previous conclusion once you have answered it.
You only need to select your answer. There is no submit button, and the assessment will move to the next conclusion when the timer ends.
Please try to answer every conclusion. If you are unsure, use your best judgement.
Please ensure that you have a calculator and rough paper.
Once you are ready, press Start.
