Welcome to our RU-vid Channel and the start of your test performance development!
AssessmentDay are a team of psychometric test experts - We are here to help graduates and job seekers understand more about the types of tests employers use to assess candidates.
Check out our videos for tips and tutorials on the different types of tests you may experience, from numerical reasoning to video interviews.
Or visit our website for free practice tests, where our team of chartered psychologists have created accurate practice versions of the assessments recruiters use.
I do not agree with the answer on the assumption qq on charities paying less taxes. The statement states that, charities can charge less on books as compared to other bookshops because the don't pay VAT. If charities are paying more tax aside VAT, then not paying VAT doesn't mean they can charge less. So the assumption that charities pay less tax is made
so i started by counting. in total we have 3 up arrows 2 down arrows 2 right arrows 1 left arrow the single left arrow got me thinking that maybe we need to equalize what we have left. theres only 2 choises that point left which then lead me to see the location of the arrows and i concluded that it goes clockwise and there was only 1 choise left and it fit.
Love the creativity! While counting arrows isn't exactly the secret to this one, it's awesome that you saw a pattern and ran with it. Just a heads-up, for a pattern based on equal numbers, everything would need to be the same. But hey, you managed to pick the right one! :)
We understand super tough q's can be frustrating. Our goal is to provide a range of difficulty levels that mimic what you might see on a real test. This way, you'll be prepared for anything! Don't worry if you get stuck on a few - that's totally normal, all candidates will be getting questions wrong. The key is to focus on your own growth, better to encounter these questions now than on the real test!
Hello, I disagree with your answer to Question 14. An assumption was not made. You say an assumption was made, however, in your reasoning, you say that 'the statement says that because VAT has to be charged by non-charities, the prices they charge customers HAVE to be higher'. This is not true. Nowhere in the statement does it say that. It merely states that they CAN charge less. The potential remains, according to the statement, for charities to charge lower prices despite this. It does not assume, therefore, that VAT increases the prices customers pay for things, only that VAT pertains to this happening potentially. I am not assuming, when I say that charities do not pay VAT and can therefore charge customers less for books if they wish, that non-charities will always therefore charge more, nor that VAT always increases costs. This does not logically follow. It appears you have simply got the language confused here. 'can charge higher prices' and have to charge higher prices' are not the same.
That random choice of from where to start solving this just makes me sick. How can I know that I should start from the bottom left, but not the top left or any other side of the picture. This is just insane, no logic at all, to move objects clockwise, counterclockwise, up, down, laterally or whatever - how can a regular human being realise all this insane patterns.
No public I've ever known - had ever had these tests. Giving me or anyone these tests - is like giving someone a bike - and not showing, how to ride it. Shameful.
wrong answer for best. Advice from a expert local recruiter who does it for a living is better than you, who doesnt know $hit. Get your $hit together and stop giving wrong answers
I noticed that in rows 2 and 3, the black square is rotating in an anticlockwise manner. This observation can also assist in selecting the correct answer for row 1. Therefore, in row 1, the rotation of the black boxes should be anticlockwise, which aligns with the answer you were given.
Another day on the planet of fools :( there is huge unemployment around the world; it is growing, so the companies need to find a reason why they do not give you a job. Lines for jobs in Capitalism are very long, there is no such thing as right to a job, right to a free health care, right to a free apartment, right to free education. Wage slaves must work and make their masters richer and richer, including politicians who promise you a better life. It's all about the system. If there is slavery there are slaves, if there is feudalism, then there are serfs, if there is capitalism there are the unemployed, poverty, homeless, economic crisis, stress and fear of losing your money, no pensions in many countries etc. and poor working hard wage slaves. You cannot change this until you change the system. But we live on the planet of fools whose logical part of brain is dead (no wisdom). We sooner get to the WW3 than solve all these issues on the planet of fools. Earth is the only planet in the universe where humans print money, and the states and people say we have no money, where do we get money?
ok lemme just visualize this problem real quick Large Silver Watch [LSW] = 15:50 Smol siler watch [SSW] = same time as LSW aka 15:50 Gold Watch [GW]= 10 mins slower than LSW aka 15:40 Bronze Watch [BW]= is faster than SSW aka 15:55 IMO, i think the answer is False.
It's quite interesting, the orange strap at the bottom, is similar to the red indicator from RU-vid. Which indicates once you have already seen a whole video.
Wait, wait .... so many questions... First, what is the original fare? Only if the 4 friends went together or if the 5 friends went together without the discount offer? Second, where does the 5th friend come from? Are they doing a two-way travel or do the 4 friends pick them up from the Isle of Man? All of these questions do not allow you to give a definite answer since they are not specified as required information in the math problem.
the instructor has a very academic approach. he makes too much and unnecessary explanation that serves no purpose. or maybe it serves. maybe it is useful for people with low math & graph skills.
5 th friend is joining them for the whole trip.. if this is correct then the total fare will be 5*80 (inbound) = 400 5*80 (*0.2 -80 %) discount . 480 .. why are we calculating for 4 friends when 5 are traveling.. 800 is the total fare (5 friends inbound and outbound).. return flight = 80.. 480/800 = 0.6 - 1 = 40% so they saved 320 no.. or did i get the question wrong?
Is “one” also expected to talk through their answer in a RU-vid video the way the instructor is doing? No. It’s obviously going to take more than a minute, Roshan.
