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The test comprises the following five sections:  \n1. Inferences  \n2. Assumptions  \n3. Deductions  \n4. Interpreting Information  \n5. Arguments  \nRead the instructions preceding each section and answer the questions. There are a total of 85 questions in this test and you should aim to correctly answer as many questions as you can within 40 minutes.  \nTry to find a time and place where you will not be interrupted during the test. The test will begin on the next page.  \nAssessmentDay Practice Aptitude Tests  \nSection 1: Inferences  \nInstructions:  \nAn inference is a conclusion drawn from observed or supposed facts. For example, if someone presses a light switch but the light does not turn on, they might infer that the filament has burnt out. However inferences may or may not be correct. For example in this case, the bulb could be missing, or a fuse could be blown.  \nThe questions in this section of the test will begin with a statement of facts that must be regarded as true. After each statement you will be presented with possible inferences which might be drawn from facts in the statement. Analyse each inference separately and decide on its degree of truth.  \nFor each inference you will be provided with 5 possible answers: TRUE, PROBABLY TRUE, MORE INFORMATION REQUIRED, PROBABLY FALSE, and FALSE.  \nSelect TRUE if you believe the inference is definitely true, i.e. it correctly follows beyond a reasonable doubt.  \nPROBABLY TRUE if, based on the facts at hand, you think the inference is PROBABLY TRUE; that it is more likely to be true than false, but not TRUE beyond a reasonable doubt.  \nMORE INFORMATION REQUIRED, if you decide that there is not enough data to make a decision based on the provided facts (or lack of facts) .  \nPROBABLY FALSE if, based on the facts presented, you think the inference is PROBABLY FALSE; [i.e. it](i.e. it)[ ](i.e. it)is more likely to be false than true, but there is not enough evidence to suggest that it is definitely false  \nFALSE if you think the inference is definitely FALSE; i.e. it must be incorrect because it misrepresents the facts provided or contradicts the facts provided in the statement.  \nThis section starts with some example questions and answers.  \nYou may share this document with others as long as you [credit AssessmentDay.co.uk with a](credit AssessmentDay.co.uk with a)[ ](credit AssessmentDay.co.uk with a)website link but you can’t change this document in any way or use its contents commercially.  \nDocument last updated 16-10-2013  \nDespite the economic downturn, Germany’s GDP has risen more since 2002 than any other European country. In addition to this, Germany’s unemployment rate in 2012 was at a record low. What are the reasons behind this economic success? The Social-Democrat government has implemented several successful reforms since 2003, resulting in the reduction of its budget deficit and liberalizing labour market rules. In addition, their German system of apprenticeships and training has helped to reduce youth unemployment; a common problem throughout Europe.  \nExample Statement:  \nExample Inference 1: Statistics suggest that in 2012 Germany had the lowest unemployment rate in its history.  \nTrue  \nProbably True  \nMore Information Required  \nProbably False  \nFalse  \nCorrect Answer: True  \nExplanation: The passage states that Germany’s unemployment rate was at a record low in 2012. This suggests that it is the lowest rate recorded for the country. 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