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Edutest practice test for year 5-1

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Introduction
There are 20 questions in this test. We have tried to give you an idea of the
variety of different items you may be presented with in real scholarship or
assessment tests. Please try to answer all the questions. If you do not know
the answer, then at least choose an answer that you think fits best. At the end
of each section you may review your performance, or if you choose, you can
review all your results together at the end.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Please note: Practice tests do not entirely duplicate the
examination material.

• Practice tests contain 20 questions per sub-test and are not


timed.

• Scholarship and entrance exam sub-tests contain between 40


and 60 questions and are timed at 30 minutes.

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Verbal Reasoning Practice Test 1

Question 1

Which of the following words is most similar in meaning to EXACT?

Options

A sometimes

B careful

C often

D accurate

E extract

Question 2

UNSURE means:

Options

A understanding

B uncertain

C knowing

D undeliverable

E definite

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Question 3

Which of the following words is opposite in meaning to DIFFERENT?

Options

A grumpy

B diverse

C naughty

D flowing

E none of these

Question 4

What is another word for DISHONEST?

Options

A truthful

B honest

C trusting

D deceitful

E humorous

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Question 5

GRUMPY is to MOOD as WALKING is to:

Options

A legs

B movement

C floor

D run

E sneakers

Question 6

FLOWER is to SMELL as ICECREAM is to:

Options

A taste

B melt

C chocolate

D cone

E summer

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Question 7

EYES are to SIGHT as FINGERS are to:

Options

A gloves

B nails

C touch

D hug

E toes

Question 8

BRICK is to HOUSE as CONCRETE is to:

Options

A pavement

B ground

C mixer

D hard

E cement

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Question 9

MOVIE is to ENTERTAINMENT as HELICOPTER is to:

Options

A fly

B sky

C aircraft

D fleet

E chopper

Question 10

Please select TWO options which together most strongly suggest that:

HENRY HAS A SISTER.

1: Henry's sibling wears pink.

2: Including Henry, there are two children in his family.

3: Henry's mother and father are parents to a boy and a girl.

4: Henry's favourite colour is blue.

5: The name of Henry's sibling is Sam.

Options

A 2&3

B 1&3

C 1&5

D 4&1

E 2&4

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Question 11

Please select TWO options which together most strongly suggest that:

MEAT CAN BE BOUGHT FROM A GROCERY STORE.

1: Butchers sell meat to many different places, including grocery stores.

2: Some butchers have their own shop.

3: A butcher prepares and sells raw meat.

4: Grocery stores sell all the food they buy from others.

5: Butchers work with raw food.

Options

A 1&5

B 1&4

C 3&5

D 2&4

E 1&3

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Question 12

Please select TWO options which together most strongly suggest that:

EBONY LIVES IN AUSTRALIA.

1: Ebony's parents were born in Australia.

2: It is very hot where Ebony lives.

3: Ebony has seen Kangaroos and Koalas many times.

4: Ebony lives in the country of her parents' birth.

5: Ebony knows all the words to Australia's national anthem.

Options

A 2&5

B 2&3

C 3&5

D 1&4

E 1&5

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Question 13

Four of the following words are alike in some way.

Which of the following words is the odd one out?

Options

A sick

B fine

C well

D healthy

E fit

Question 14

Four of the following words are alike in some way.

Which of the following words is the odd one out?

Options

A new

B recent

C latest

D modern

E mature

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Question 15

Four of the following words are alike in some way.

Which of the following words is the odd one out?

Options

A annoyed

B calm

C irritated

D angry

E mad

Question 16

The green hat is smaller than the red hat. The purple hat is smaller than the
red hat but bigger than the orange hat.

If the orange hat is bigger than the green hat, which is true?

Options

A The red hat is bigger than the orange hat.

B The purple hat is smaller than the green hat.

C The biggest hat is green.

D The smallest hat is purple.

E The smallest hat is orange.

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Question 17

John rides 2 kilometres north from his work, which is 1 kilometre east of his
home.

If he then rides his bike 3 kilometres west and 1 kilometre south, is


John closer to his house or his workplace?

Options

A His house.

B He is right in the middle of his house and his workplace.

C His work.

D John has already made it home.

E John is still at work.

Question 18

Five girls ran a race. Chloe finished in front of Mandy but behind Joanne. Lily
beat Kelly who finished before Joanne.

Who came second in the race?

Options

A Lily

B Kelly

C Joanne

D Mandy

E Chloe

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Question 19

John works in a big city hotel. It is his job to check each floor of the building
for any rubbish. Each floor is painted a different colour. The blue floor is
checked before the red floor but after the yellow floor. The floor painted
brown is checked after the pink floor but before the yellow floor.

If John has just checked the pink floor, what floor will he check next?

Options

A pink

B brown

C yellow

D red

E none of these

Question 20

There are five bicycles parked in Jenny's street. Only one does not have
training wheels attached, and all bikes but one are blue. Alan's bike is new
and Erin's bike, which does not have training wheels, has a basket on the
front. Dylan's bike does not have a basket, and Carly's red bike is parked
between Billy and Dylan.

The first bike to ride away is an old blue bike with a basket and
training wheels. Who owns this bike?

Options

A Erin

B Alan

C Dylan

D Carly

E Billy
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Numerical Reasoning Practice Test 1

Question 1

The first set of items in this Numerical Reasoning Test are called Number
Series. The idea is to find a pattern when looking at each series of numbers.
In each series, you will find one or more numbers missing and in place of the
missing number or numbers will be a question mark (?). In your answer, you
will need to indicate which number (or numbers) should be in place of the
question mark.
Find the missing number in this series:
1 1000 2 2000 3 3000 4 ?

Options

A 4000

B 5

C 3004

D 4004

E 4400

Question 2

Find the missing number in this series:

? 6 7 8 9

Options

A 3

B 8

C 2

D 5

E 0

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Question 3

Find the missing number in this series:

8 11 15 20 26 ?

Options

A 33

B 34

C 35

D 36

E 37

Question 4

Find the missing number in this series:

20 1 ? 2 40 3 50 4 60

Options

A 10

B 3

C 50

D 30

E 80

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Question 5

Find the missing number in this series:

1 3 9 27 ?

Options

A 38

B 15

C 81

D 18

E 90

Question 6

Find the missing number in this series:

4 8 16 20 28 32 ?

Options

A 48

B 40

C 45

D 47

E 49

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Question 7

Find the missing number in this series:

2 4 8 16 ?

Options

A 24

B 30

C 32

D 36

E 42

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Question 8

Options

A 4

B 5

C 6

D 7

E 8

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Question 9

Options

A 15

B 16

C 17

D 18

E 19

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Question 10

Options

A 2

B 3

C 4

D 0

E 1

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Question 11

Options

A 9

B 12

C 15

D 18

E 10

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Question 12

Options

A 20

B 16

C 17

D 15

E 13

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Question 13

If Sandy has 13 apples and Missy has 3, how many will Sandy have to
give Missy so they have the same amount?

Options

A 5

B 6

C 7

D 4

E 8

Question 14

A steam train can hold 10 people at one time.

If each can only make one trip, how many carriages are needed to
take 33 people?

Options

A 3.3

B 4

C 2

D 3

E 5

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Question 15

Albert is twice as tall as Peter who is half Mark's height. Mark is 100
centimetres tall.

How tall is Albert?

Options

A 200 cm

B 100 cm

C 50 cm

D 150 cm

E 175 cm

Question 16

Paper planes cost $4.

How many paper planes can Sally buy with her $13 of pocket money?

Options

A 4

B 3

C 2

D 5

E 6

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Question 17

A dressmaker bought material for $2 per metre. She can make one dress for
every metre of material. The dress maker sells her dresses for $4 each.

How much money (not profit) will she take if she sells 10 dresses?

Options

A $20

B $40

C $10

D $2

E none of these

Question 18

A basketball is twice as big as a netball and a netball is twice as big as a


tennis ball.

If a beach ball is larger than a basketball but smaller than a cannon


ball, which ball is the largest?

Options

A Basketball

B Netball

C Beach ball

D Tennis ball

E cannon ball

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Question 19

Three shoes weigh the same as two shirts but half the weight of a coat.

Which of the following is true?

Options

A Three shoes weigh the same as one coat.

B One coat weighs the same as four shirts.

C Two shirts plus three shoes weigh the same as half a coat.

D Three shoes and two shirts weigh more than one coat.

E One coat weighs the same as 5 shirts.

Question 20

One number multiplied by another gives 18 and both numbers are greater
than one. When these two numbers are added together they make an odd
number less than 10.

What are these two numbers?

Options

A 18, 1

B 9, 2

C 3, 6

D 10, 8

E 2,8

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Mathematics Practice Test 1

Question 1

33 + 52 + 15 =

Options

A 100

B 90

C 110

D 200

E 95

Question 2

How many months in 10.5 years?

Options

A 124

B 134

C 135

D 125

E 126

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Question 3

Which is not a unit of length?

Options

A cm

B mm

C m

D km2

E All of these are units of length.

Question 4

$20.25 divided by 5 =

Options

A $4.15

B $4.05

C $4.00

D $4.20

E $3.20

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Question 5

How many whole hundreds in 631280?

Options

A 63128

B 63120

C 6312

D 631200

E 631.2

Question 6

420 divided into 20 equal parts =

Options

A 20

B 21

C 19

D 25

E 27

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Question 7

150 - 18 - 45 =

Options

A 117

B 107

C 97

D 87

E 77

Question 8

15 + 10 ÷ 5

Options

A 18

B 4

C 17

D 5

E 30

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Question 9

193/1000 written as a decimal will equal:

Options

A 19.3

B 0.193

C 1.93

D 0.0193

E 193.000

Question 10

120 × 6 =

Options

A 520

B 720

C 620

D 250

E 622

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Question 11

Five hundreds, three tenths and eight hundredths written as a


decimal =

Options

A 500.38

B 50038

C 503.8

D 5038

E 503.38

Question 12

How many metres in 70000cm?

Options

A 700

B 70

C 7

D 7000

E 70 000

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Question 13

Which angle is likely to be 43 degrees?

Options

Question 14

Options

A 78cm

B 54cm

C 34cm

D 64cm

E 68cm

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Question 15

Options

A 24cm2

B 28cm2

C 14cm2

D 20cm2

E 16cm2

Question 16

5.1 + 2.7 + 2.5 =

Options

A 10.2

B 10.4

C 10.3

D 9.3

E 13.3

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Question 17

950 divided by 25 =

Options

A 370

B 380

C 38

D 39

E 37

Question 18

If # - 95 = 225 what is the value of # ?

Options

A 330

B 320

C 340

D 440

E 300

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Question 19

49 ÷ 7 - 18 ÷ 9 =

Options

A 7

B 6

C 0

D 5

E 1

Question 20

2 ÷ 8 + 2 ÷ 8 + 8 ÷ 16 =

Options

A 12/32

B 12/8

C 18/16

D 1

E 1/2

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Reading Comprehension Practice Test 1

Question 1

Select the option which will best replace the words underlined in the
sentence to make it correct.

We is the fast swimmers in our team.

Options

A We is the fastest

B We are the fastest

C We was the fast

D We am the fast

E I is

Question 2

Select the option which will best replace the words underlined in the
sentence to make it correct.

On cold days, it is important to wears many layer of clothes to keep


warm.

Options

A wear many layers

B wears many layers

C wear manys layer

D were many layers

E where many liars

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Question 3

Select the option which will best replace the words underlined in the
sentence to make it correct.

John's train has leave the station twenty minutes ago.

Options

A had left

B has leaved

C had leave

D has leave

E is leave

Question 4

Select the option which will best replace the words underlined in the sentence
to make it correct.
They're going to drive to Queensland, as it was a fun drive.

Options

A as it isn't

B as it were

C as it is

D as it we're

E as it

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Question 5

In this section, you are given a sentence. The sentence has then been re-
written, but only the first half of the new sentence has been provided. Choose
the best ending so the new sentence tells us the same thing.

Bob's CD wouldn't play after he dropped it on the floor.

If we re-write the beginning with:

Because he dropped it on the floor, ...

What will the ending be?

Options

A Bob's CD couldn't play.

B Bob's CD wouldn't play.

C CD wouldn't play.

D Bob's CD had no sound.

E Bobs' CD wouldnt play.

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Question 6

In this section, you are given a sentence. The sentence has then been re-
written, but only the first half of the new sentence has been provided. Choose
the best ending so the new sentence tells us the same thing.

At the end of the night, the bride and groom cut the cake.

If we re-write the beginning with:

The bride and groom cut the cake ...

What will the ending be?

Options

A at the start of the night.

B after the end of the night.

C after the night had ended.

D at the end of the night.

E at midnight.

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Question 7

In this section, you are given a sentence. The sentence has then been re-
written, but only the first half of the new sentence has been provided. Choose
the best ending so the new sentence tells us the same thing.

Because he was a sports star, people often asked him for autographs.

If we re-write the beginning with:

People often asked him for autographs ...

What will the ending be?

Options

A because autographs of sports stars are valuable.

B because he played sport.

C being a sports star.

D because he was a sports star.

E because he was famous.

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Question 8

In this section, you are given a sentence. The sentence has then been re-
written, but only the first half of the new sentence has been provided. Choose
the best ending so the new sentence tells us the same thing.

Driving a car requires skill and concentration.

If we re-write the beginning with:

Skill and concentration are required ...

What will the ending be?

Options

A to drive a car.

B to drive.

C driving some cars.

D in order to be in a car.

E driving home.

Question 9

In this section, the sentence does not have any punctuation. You need to
choose the correctly re-written sentence.
i will need a tent sleeping bag and backpack for the trip

Options

A I will need a tent, sleeping bag, and backpack, for the trip.

B i will need a tent, sleeping bag and backpack for the trip.

C I will need a tent sleeping bag and backpack for the trip

D I will need a tent, sleeping bag and backpack for the trip.

E I wi'll need a tent, sleeping bag and backpack for this trip.
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Question 10

In this section, the sentence does not have any punctuation. You need to
choose the correctly re-written sentence.
where are my boots

Options

A Where are my boots?

B Were are my boots?

C Where are my boots.

D We're are my boots?.

E Wear are my boots?

Question 11

It is hard to determine what the weather will be like tomorrow.

The word determine in this sentence means:

Options

A guess

B see

C work

D find out

E feel

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Question 12

After he introduced himself, Bradley said how much he appreciated


them seeing him.

The word appreciated in this sentence means:

Options

A was thankful for

B understood

C allowed

D was unthankful for

E none of these

Question 13

When working on an assignment, it is important not to rush through it. You


may want to finish it quickly, but in doing so you might make mistakes.
Therefore, it pays to take a little more time to do it properly.

What can you infer from this paragraph?

Options

A Assignments should always take a long time.

B When people take their time they never make mistakes.

C It's better to take your time and do something right, rather than rush

and do it incorrectly.

D Doing something quickly is efficient.

E Working quickly is a recipe for disaster.

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Question 14

During the hot months, keeping healthy is important. When going outside, it
is wise to wear a hat and sunscreen, and make sure you drink plenty of
water. Being in the sun too long is dangerous, so you should stay in the
shade for as long as possible.

What is the main theme in this paragraph?

Options

A In the hot months you should stay in the shade.

B Sunscreen protects against the sun.

C People drink water when it is hot.

D Without proper protection, the sun can be dangerous.

E The sun kills.

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Question 15

The following story relates to the next four questions. It will be


repeated at the start of each of the questions it relates to. Read it
carefully and answer questions 15 through to 18.

For Lachlan's family, January was the time for their summer vacation. Lachlan
loved spending two weeks at the beach, because it meant he didn't have to
do any chores and could do whatever he wanted, like going swimming at the
beach or staying up late watching scary movies with his father.

The car was packed and ready to go and soon enough the family was on its
way. All seemed to be going as planned until two hours into the trip, when
the car began to make an unwelcome hissing sound and smoke began to
come from the bonnet. Lachlan's father pulled the car over to the side of the
road and opened the bonnet to find smoke coming from the engine. "I think
we've overheated," his father said. "We'll have to call someone in to fix it."

As they waited by the side of the road, the sun began to beat down and the
whole family was exhausted. "I wish it wasn't so hot," Lachlan said,
wondering if they would ever get to the beach. After an hour of waiting, a
mobile mechanic finally arrived to assess the damage. "I can't fix this here.
I'll have to tow the car back to the garage and fix it over night," Sam the
mechanic explained to the family. "Over night?" his father questioned. "Where
are we going to stay?" "There is a hotel in town you and your family can stay
at until the car is repaired in the morning," said the mechanic.

The family's vacation was looking as though it was never going to happen but
they all tried to stay positive. They spent the night in a small, run-down hotel
in the middle of nowhere and they all hoped that the car would be fixed by
the morning. The hot water was broken, so they all had cold showers and
there was only one bed, so they all had to squash in together.

The morning came and, sure enough, the car was fixed and ready to go.
Lachlan and his sister quickly piled into the car and continued their journey to
their summer vacation. After two further hours of driving they were all happy
to finally arrive. "Hooray!" Lachlan yelled, heading straight to the surf. The
next two weeks were filled with fun and sun and, although it took longer than
expected to arrive, overall the trip was a success.

What is the main theme of this story?

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Options

A Cars can be unreliable.

B Unfortunate things happen to the same people all the time

C Unfortunate things can happen when you least expect them.

D Never trust a mechanic.

E Holidays are always great.

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Question 16

The following story relates to the next three questions. It will be


repeated at the start of each of the questions it relates to. Read it
carefully and answer questions 16 through to 18.

For Lachlan's family, January was the time for their summer vacation. Lachlan
loved spending two weeks at the beach, because it meant he didn't have to
do any chores and could do whatever he wanted, like going swimming at the
beach or staying up late watching scary movies with his father.

The car was packed and ready to go and soon enough the family was on its
way. All seemed to be going as planned until two hours into the trip, when
the car began to make an unwelcome hissing sound and smoke began to
come from the bonnet. Lachlan's father pulled the car over to the side of the
road and opened the bonnet to find smoke coming from the engine. "I think
we've overheated," his father said. "We'll have to call someone in to fix it."

As they waited by the side of the road, the sun began to beat down and the
whole family was exhausted. "I wish it wasn't so hot," Lachlan said,
wondering if they would ever get to the beach. After an hour of waiting, a
mobile mechanic finally arrived to assess the damage. "I can't fix this here.
I'll have to tow the car back to the garage and fix it over night," Sam the
mechanic explained to the family. "Over night?" his father questioned. "Where
are we going to stay?" "There is a hotel in town you and your family can stay
at until the car is repaired in the morning," said the mechanic.

The family's vacation was looking as though it was never going to happen but
they all tried to stay positive. They spent the night in a small, run-down hotel
in the middle of nowhere and they all hoped that the car would be fixed by
the morning. The hot water was broken, so they all had cold showers and
there was only one bed, so they all had to squash in together.

The morning came and, sure enough, the car was fixed and ready to go.
Lachlan and his sister quickly piled into the car and continued their journey to
their summer vacation. After two further hours of driving they were all happy
to finally arrive. "Hooray!" Lachlan yelled, heading straight to the surf. The
next two weeks were filled with fun and sun and, although it took longer than
expected to arrive, overall the trip was a success.

In this story, who is Sam?

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Options

A The mechanic.

B Lachlan's father.

C Lachlan's mother.

D Lachlan's sister.

E the hotel owner.

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Question 17

The following story relates to the next two questions. It will be


repeated at the start of each of the questions it relates to. Read it
carefully and answer questions 17 and 18.

For Lachlan's family, January was the time for their summer vacation. Lachlan
loved spending two weeks at the beach, because it meant he didn't have to
do any chores and could do whatever he wanted, like going swimming at the
beach or staying up late watching scary movies with his father.

The car was packed and ready to go and soon enough the family was on its
way. All seemed to be going as planned until two hours into the trip, when
the car began to make an unwelcome hissing sound and smoke began to
come from the bonnet. Lachlan's father pulled the car over to the side of the
road and opened the bonnet to find smoke coming from the engine. "I think
we've overheated," his father said. "We'll have to call someone in to fix it."

As they waited by the side of the road, the sun began to beat down and the
whole family was exhausted. "I wish it wasn't so hot," Lachlan said,
wondering if they would ever get to the beach. After an hour of waiting, a
mobile mechanic finally arrived to assess the damage. "I can't fix this here.
I'll have to tow the car back to the garage and fix it over night," Sam the
mechanic explained to the family. "Over night?" his father questioned. "Where
are we going to stay?" "There is a hotel in town you and your family can stay
at until the car is repaired in the morning," said the mechanic.

The family's vacation was looking as though it was never going to happen but
they all tried to stay positive. They spent the night in a small, run-down hotel
in the middle of nowhere and they all hoped that the car would be fixed by
the morning. The hot water was broken, so they all had cold showers and
there was only one bed, so they all had to squash in together.

The morning came and, sure enough, the car was fixed and ready to go.
Lachlan and his sister quickly piled into the car and continued their journey to
their summer vacation. After two further hours of driving they were all happy
to finally arrive. "Hooray!" Lachlan yelled, heading straight to the surf. The
next two weeks were filled with fun and sun and, although it took longer than
expected to arrive, overall the trip was a success.

The main character of this story:

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Options

A had been to the beach before.

B had never been to the beach.

C didn't like the beach.

D didn't know what a beach looked like.

E lived by the beach.

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Question 18

The following story relates to the next question. It will be repeated at


the start of each of the questions it relates to. Read it carefully and
answer question 18.

For Lachlan's family, January was the time for their summer vacation. Lachlan
loved spending two weeks at the beach, because it meant he didn't have to
do any chores and could do whatever he wanted, like going swimming at the
beach or staying up late watching scary movies with his father.

The car was packed and ready to go and soon enough the family was on its
way. All seemed to be going as planned until two hours into the trip, when
the car began to make an unwelcome hissing sound and smoke began to
come from the bonnet. Lachlan's father pulled the car over to the side of the
road and opened the bonnet to find smoke coming from the engine. "I think
we've overheated," his father said. "We'll have to call someone in to fix it."

As they waited by the side of the road, the sun began to beat down and the
whole family was exhausted. "I wish it wasn't so hot," Lachlan said,
wondering if they would ever get to the beach. After an hour of waiting, a
mobile mechanic finally arrived to assess the damage. "I can't fix this here.
I'll have to tow the car back to the garage and fix it over night," Sam the
mechanic explained to the family. "Over night?" his father questioned. "Where
are we going to stay?" "There is a hotel in town you and your family can stay
at until the car is repaired in the morning," said the mechanic.

The family's vacation was looking as though it was never going to happen but
they all tried to stay positive. They spent the night in a small, run-down hotel
in the middle of nowhere and they all hoped that the car would be fixed by
the morning. The hot water was broken, so they all had cold showers and
there was only one bed, so they all had to squash in together.

The morning came and, sure enough, the car was fixed and ready to go.
Lachlan and his sister quickly piled into the car and continued their journey to
their summer vacation. After two further hours of driving they were all happy
to finally arrive. "Hooray!" Lachlan yelled, heading straight to the surf. The
next two weeks were filled with fun and sun and, although it took longer than
expected to arrive, overall the trip was a success.

What was the first thing Lachlan did when he arrived at the beach?

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Options

A Ate lunch.

B Watched television.

C Unpacked the car.

D Headed for the surf.

E Had a sleep.

Question 19

The following paragraph relates to questions 19 and 20. It will be


repeated at the start of each of the questions it relates to.

On her way home from school, Anna noticed an old lady with many shopping
bags struggling to cross the road. There were many people on the street who
saw the old lady but no-one was willing to help her. Anna walked over and
asked the old lady if she would some help to carry her shopping.

"That would be wonderful, thank you," she replied. "You are the first person
to offer me any assistance."

When she left, Anna felt as though she had done a good deed and was happy
to have helped the old lady.

The main theme of this story is:

Options

A Helping others has no benefits.

B Helping others also makes you feel good.

C Old people should be helped.

D If others don't have to help people, you don't have to either.

E Old people hate it when people help them.

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Question 20

The following paragraph relates to questions 19 and 20. It will be


repeated at the start of each of the questions it relates to.

On her way home from school, Anna noticed an old lady with many shopping
bags struggling to cross the road. There were many people on the street who
saw the old lady but no-one was willing to help her. Anna walked over and
asked the old lady if she would some help to carry her shopping.

"That would be wonderful, thank you," she replied. "You are the first person
to offer me any assistance."

When she left, Anna felt as though she had done a good deed and was happy
to have helped the old lady.

From the paragraph above, which statement does not follow?

Options

A Anna felt good after helping the old lady.

B Anna didn't help the lady.

C The old lady struggled with her shopping.

D Nobody else seemed to help the old lady.

E The old lady was thankful for the help.

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Answer sheet
Verbal Reasoning Practice Test 1
1、D;2、B;3、E;4、D;5、B;6、A;7、C;8、A;9、C;10、A;11、B;12、D;13、
A;14、E;15、B;16、A;17、A;18、B;19、B;20、E

Numerical Reasoning Practice Test 1


1、A;2、D;3、A;4、D;5、C;6、B;7、C;8、C;9、B;10、E;11、B;12、D;13、
A;14、B;15、B;16、B;17、B;18、E;19、B;20、C

Mathematics Practice Test 1


1、A;2、E;3、D;4、B;5、C;6、B;7、D;8、C;9、B;10、B;11、A;12、A;13、
C;14、A;15、B;16、C;17、C;18、B;19、D;20、D

Reading Comprehension Practice Test 1


1、B;2、A;3、A;4、C;5、B;6、D;7、D;8、A;9、D;10、A;11、D;12、A;
13、C;14、D;15、C;16、A;17、A;18、D;19、B;20、B

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