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My score is less than the Board's average. But that's okay, I'm just a secretary and I don't need brain power.
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*pat, pat*C is for wrote:My score is less than the Board's average. But that's okay, I'm just a secretary and I don't need brain power.
Which ones if I may ask? I went back and re-took the test to check if they'd done anything abnormal (non-integers considered 'odd', length of a cylinder being its diameter, things along those lines) As far as I can tell, pretty much everything was as expected, except for the fact that I can't tell age from height, apparently. :ÞNerdGirl wrote:And I really wish it came with an answer key, because there were a couple of questions that I would really like to know the answers to!
Tao wrote:Which ones if I may ask? I went back and re-took the test to check if they'd done anything abnormal (non-integers considered 'odd', length of a cylinder being its diameter, things along those lines) As far as I can tell, pretty much everything was as expected, except for the fact that I can't tell age from height, apparently. :ÞNerdGirl wrote:And I really wish it came with an answer key, because there were a couple of questions that I would really like to know the answers to!
12- Lifted shamelessly from the site:NerdGirl wrote: 12 and 27. 12 I had no idea and just guessed, 27 I actually came up with an answer based on something really obvious, but it was so obvious that I don't think it was right and I think I was missing something. Also I'm pretty sure I got 25 wrong, just because I hate unfolded cube questions and so I narrowed it down to 2 choices and just guessed. But I know how to figure that one out, I just didn't want to.
If we follow the left-most square, we find it traces a diagonal path, while the third-rank square makes a vertical one. The circle is problematic, as it disappears after the first iteration, not to be seen again until the options we must choose from. If we are to presume that it has a rational, discernible pattern it must be hidden from view for the second and third images, giving rise to the potential that it may follow a W or zig-zag pattern. If so, we can predict that the originally left-most square will proceed one cell further along its diagonal, the vertical one will be one higher, and the circle will reappear from behind them and step back down to the third file. Sure enough, such a prediction is an option to choose from, which was sufficient for me to make my choice.Wouldn't the answer to this one be either 4 or 6? Those weren't in the answer choices...so I went with 5 instead.5. A rancher plans to add a post between every two posts of an open-ended (straight) fence. If he currently has 10 posts in the fence, how many does he need to insert?
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