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This document contains four numerical questions and four verbal questions. For each set of questions, you will find the answers on the following page. To make the most of these practice questions, work through each set of four questions on your own before turning the page and checking your understanding with the answers provided.  \nNumerical exercise: Questions  \n1) Which number comes next in the sequence?  \n2, 5, 12, 27, 58  \na) 116  \nb) 118  \nc) 121  \nd) 174  \ne) 27  \n2) Which number completes the equation?  \n4 x ? = 84 ÷ 3  \na) 7  \nb) 10  \nc) 17  \nd) 28  \ne) 9  \n3) Which sign completes the equation?  \n7 x 12 = 14 ? 6  \na) +  \nb) –  \nc) x  \nd) ÷  \n4) Normally Katy drives 40 miles each way to work Monday – Friday. One week she takes Wednesday off – how many miles does she drive that week?  \na) 400 miles  \nb) 360 miles  \nc) 320 miles  \nd) 200 miles  \ne) 160 miles  \nAnswers to the numerical questions are on the next page  \nCivil Service  \nFast Track Apprenticeship  \nNumerical exercise: Answers  \n1) Which number comes next in the sequence?  \n2, 5, 12, 27, 58  \nAnswer c) 121 is the correct answer.  \nExplanation: Each number doubles and at the start of the sequence 1 is added – this goes to 2 for the next number, then 3 and so on. So , 121 = 58 x 2 + 5.  \n2) Which number completes the equation?  \n4 x ? = 84 ÷ 3  \nAnswer a ) 7 is the correct answer.  \nExplanation: 4 x 7 = 28 which is equal to 84 ÷ 3.  \n3) Which sign completes the equation?  \n7 x 12 = 14 ? 6  \nAnswer c) x is the correct answer.  \nExplanation: 7 x 12 = 84 which is equal to 14 x 6.  \n4) Normally Katy drives 40 miles each way to work Monday – Friday. One week she takes Wednesday off – how many miles does she drive that week?  \nAnswer c) 320 miles is the correct answer.  \nExplanation: Katy drives 2 x 40 miles each day making a total of 80 miles per day. 80 x 5 (days) = 400 miles per week. 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