40 APTITUDE TEST QUESTIONS & ANSWERS! (PASS Your Psychometric Test in 2026) 100% PASS!

The best way to prepare for an aptitude test is to make sure you

practice lots of test questions under timed conditions.

And that is exactly what we are going to do right now in this

lesson.

Question number one states the following.

Insert the missing letters to create a word

that means correct and free from mistakes

or errors.

Our task is to insert the three missing letters to create a word

that means correct and free from mistakes

or errors.

So, if I insert the letter C, U, and T in those blank spaces,

I get the word accurate.

And accurate means correct and free from mistakes or errors.

So, now it's your turn to try some aptitude practice questions.

Please put your answers to questions two, three, four,

and five in the comment section below the video,

and I will come on here each day and mark them for you.

Thank you very much.

Question number two.

Insert the missing letters to create a word meaning a person who works for

an organization or employer.

So, you have to insert the three missing letters.

On the right-hand side, there is an 8-second timer.

Don't forget, the best way to prepare for your aptitude test is to practice

lots of test questions under timed conditions.

Here is your 8-second timer.

Tell me your answer in the comments.

Well done.

Now, if you need more time than the allocated timer gives you,

please simply pause the video.

It is important that you get the answer correct.

Question number three.

Insert the missing letters to create a word

that means a way of thinking

or feeling about something.

So, there is your set of letters with the three missing ones

that you have to insert.

Here is your timer.

Well done.

Let's move on to question number four.

Insert the missing letters to create a word meaning information given about performance

or results for improvement.

Now, this is harder than the previous questions because the first letter is missing.

Here is your 8-second timer.

Tell me your answer in the comments.

Well done.

Please try one more before we move on to the next type of aptitude

test question.

Insert the missing letters to create a word meaning a group of people gathered

to watch,

listen to, or engage with something.

Here's your set of letters.

Insert the three missing letters.

This is a very difficult one.

If you get this correct, I will be very impressed.

Here is your timer.

Brilliant.

Well done.

And you can see how by practicing lots of questions under timed conditions,

it will definitely help boost your scores.

So, let's now try a different type of aptitude test question.

Question number six.

Which one letter can be moved from the first word to the second word

to make two new words?

So, we have to move just one letter from the word dealt

and move it across to the second word meal to make two new words.

If I move the letter T from dealt over to meal in

that specific location,

I get two new words.

The first one is deal, and the second word is metal.

So, the answer here is T.

So, now it is your turn again to try some more aptitude practice questions.

Please put your answers to questions seven, eight, nine,

and 10 in the comment section below the video for marking.

Thank you very much.

Question seven.

Which one letter can be moved from the first word to the second word

to make two new words?

Rain and rate.

Move just one letter.

Which one is it?

Here is your 8-second timer.

Well done.

And these are harder than they look.

Question number eight.

Which one letter can be moved from the first word to the second word

to make two new words?

Lips, tone.

Here is your 8-second timer.

Brilliant.

Well done.

Move on to the next question.

Question number nine.

Which one letter can be moved from the first word to the second word

to make two new words?

Park, in.

Here is your timer.

Please try one more before we move on to the next type of common

aptitude test question.

Question number 10.

Which one letter can be moved from the first word to the second word

to make two new words?

Clip, rate.

Here is your 8-second timer.

Fantastic.

Well done.

You are making brilliant progress.

Let's now move on and try a different type of aptitude test question.

Question number 11.

Which of the following tools is best for removing nails from wood?

A is a claw hammer.

B is a set of pliers.

C is a sledgehammer.

And D is a screwdriver.

So, only one of those tools is best for removing nails from wood.

So, the correct answer would be A because that is a claw hammer.

Answer A would be your choice, the correct choice.

So, now it's your turn to try some more aptitude practice test questions.

Please put your answers to questions 12, 13, 14,

and 15 in the comment section below the video for marking.

Thank you very much.

Question 12.

Which of the following tools is best for stripping away insulation from electrical wires?

A, B, C, or D?

Here is your 7-second timer.

Fantastic.

Question 13.

Which rope is needed to support the load on the crane?

You will notice there are two ropes, X and Y.

Which rope is needed to support the load,

the 200-kg load on the crane?

Is it A, rope X?

Is it B, rope Y?

Is it C, both ropes?

Or is it D, neither?

Only one answer option A, B, C, or D is correct.

Tell me in the comment section.

Look at the image carefully.

If you get this right, I will be super impressed.

Here is your 10-second timer.

Well done.

Question 14.

Which ropes are not needed to support the load on the crane?

A, ropes A and B.

B, ropes A and C.

C, ropes B and C.

Or D, ropes A, B, and C.

It is very important that you read the question carefully.

Which ropes are not needed to support the load on the crane?

Here is your 10-second timer.

Again, if you get this correct, I will be very impressed.

Well done.

Try one more before we move on to the to a different type of

aptitude test question.

Question 15.

If cog E turns clockwise, which way will cog A turn?

Now, clockwise is the same direction that the hands on a clock would turn.

Anti-clockwise or counter-clockwise is the alternate direction.

So, if cog E turns clockwise, which way will cog A turn?

Answer A, clockwise?

Or answer B, anti-clockwise or counter-clockwise?

Here is your timer.

Tell me your answer in the comments.

Again, you are making tremendous progress.

Let's now move on and try a different type of aptitude test question.

Question 16.

These are percentages.

They feature all the time during aptitude tests.

Make sure you learn how to answer them.

Question 16 states, "What is 15% of 240?"

Is it A, 34, B, 36, C, 38, or D, 40?

Now, let me teach you a quick mental method

that you can do in your mind.

Step one, we have to find 10% of 240.

So, all we have to do is divide 240 by 10 to get 24.

That's 10%.

Step two, we find 5% of 240, which of course is half of 10%,

12.

And step three, add them both together. 24 + 12 is 15%, which equals 36.

So, your answer, 15% of 240 is 36.

You would choose answer option B.

Okay.

Now, it's your turn to try some more practice questions.

Please put your answers to questions 17, 18, 19,

and 20 in the comments below the video for marking.

Thank you very much indeed.

Here we go.

Question 17, what is 40% of 400?

A, 240, B, 220, C, 200, or D, 160.

Here is your timer.

Please tell me your answer.

Well done.

Question number 18.

Here we go.

What is 15% of 500?

A, 75, B, 100, C, 150, and D, 175.

Use the same method

that I just taught you to calculate your answer in your head.

Here is your timer.

Well done.

Don't forget, lots of practice equals higher scores.

Question 19, what is 25% of 880?

A, 200, B, 220, C, 240, or D, 260.

Here is your timer.

Tremendous work.

Question number 20.

Try one more.

What is 95% of 300?

A, 295, B, 290, C, 285, or D, 280.

Here is your timer.

Brilliant.

Well done.

You are making fantastic progress.

Let's now move on and try a different type of aptitude test question.

Question 21, a product costs $120 and is increased by 30%.

What is the new price?

Let me give you a step-by-step fast mental method.

Step one, we have to find 30% of $120. 10% of 120 is of

course 12,

because we calculate that by using 120 divided by 10.

That equals 12.

Step two, 30% of 120 equals 12 * 3, which is of course 36.

So, step two, all we have to do is add the increase to the

original price,

because the question states a product costs $120 and is increased by 30%.

So, $120 + $36, which is the 30%, equals $156.

Okay.

Now, it's your turn to try some more aptitude practice test questions.

Please put your answers to questions 22, 23, 24,

and 25 in the comments below the video for marking.

Thank you very much.

A product costs $210 and is increased by 40%.

What is the new price?

A, $292, B, $293, C, $294, or D, $285.

Here is your 12-second timer.

Brilliant.

Well done.

Question 23.

A product costs $550 and is reduced by 20%.

Reduced.

Read the question.

What is the new price?

$440, $430, $420, or $410.

Here is your 12-second timer.

Again, lots of practice equals higher scores.

Question 24.

A gym membership costs $300 and is increased by 15%.

What is the new price?

$340, $345, $350, or $355.

Here is your timer.

Please tell me your answer.

Great work.

Well done.

Let's move on to one more before we move on to a different type

of aptitude test.

A laptop costs $1,200 and is discounted by 25%.

What is the new price?

$300, $1,000, $990, or $900.

Read the question.

The laptop is discounted by 25%.

Here is your timer.

Brilliant.

Fantastic progress.

Now, let's move on to a different type of numerical aptitude test question.

Again, these come up all the time during aptitude tests, ratios.

Question 26.

The ratio of men to women in a team is three to two.

If there are 30 people in total, how many are women?

Let me give you a step-by-step fast mental method you can use in your

head.

Step one, add the ratio numbers.

The ratio numbers are three to two.

Add them together.

So, 3 + 2 equals five parts.

Now, step two, divide the total by the number of parts.

The total is 30 divided by the number of parts, which is five,

equals six people per part.

Okay.

Step three, that means women equals two parts,

because it says the ratio of men to women in a team is three

to two.

So, women equals two parts. 2 * 6, because there's six people per part,

equals 12.

The answer, 12 women.

If you need to watch this part again,

make sure you do so before tackling the following questions.

So, now it's your turn to try some more aptitude practice questions.

Please put your answers to questions 27, 28, 29,

and 30 in the comments below the video for marking.

Thank you very much indeed.

Question 27.

The ratio of boys to girls in a class is four to three.

If there are 35 students in total, how many are girls?

A, 30, B, 20, C, 15, or D, 11.

Here is your timer.

I am only giving you 12 seconds, but if you need longer,

just pause the video.

Well done.

Question 28.

The ratio of red balls to blue balls in a bag is five to

one.

If there are 24 balls in total, how many are blue?

So, the ratio is five red balls to one blue ball.

Is it A, five, B, six, C, seven, or D, eight?

Here is your timer.

Don't forget, ratio questions feature all the time in aptitude tests.

Try two more.

Question 29.

The ratio of apples to oranges is two to five.

If there are 42 pieces of fruit, how many are apples?

A, four, B, six, C, 12, or D, 21.

Please tell me your answer in the comments.

Super work.

Question 30 before we move on.

The ratio of teachers to students in a school is one to 20.

That means there's one teacher to every 20 students.

If there are 420 people in total, how many are teachers?

A, 42.

B, 40.

C, 21.

Or D, 20.

Here we go, 12 second timer.

Fantastic work.

Let's now move on and try a different type of aptitude test question.

Question 31 states, which two words must be swapped for the sentence to read

correctly?

The sentence currently reads as follows.

The email address on the form was received

and so Sarah never incorrect confirmation of her job interview.

That does not read correctly.

We have to swap around two words for the sentence to read correctly.

I would swap around the word received and incorrect.

And if I do that, this is the sentence.

The email address on the form was incorrect

and so Sarah never received confirmation of her job interview.

These are harder than they look.

Let's see how you get on.

It's your turn now to try some more aptitude practice questions.

Please put your answers to questions 32, 33, 34,

and 35 in the comments below the video.

Here we go.

Question 32.

Which two words must be swapped for the sentence to read correctly?

The mist on his phone failed to go off

and so David woke up late

and alarm his morning meeting.

Which two words would you swap?

A, mist and failed.

B, failed and alarm.

C, mist alarm.

Or D, morning meeting.

Tell me your answer, A, B, C, or D in the comments.

Well done.

These are brilliant practice.

Question 33.

Which two words must be swapped for the sentence to read correctly?

The planned suddenly turned stormy

and so the family decided to cancel their weather picnic in the park.

Which two words would you swap?

A, planned park.

B, family cancel.

C, suddenly stormy.

Or D, planned weather.

Tell me your answer in the comments.

Try two more.

Question 34.

Which two words must be swapped for the sentence to read correctly?

The earth cycles on its axis every day

and so we experience regular rotates of day

and night.

That does not make sense.

Which would you swap?

A, earth and rotates.

B, cycles and rotates.

C, suddenly and stormy.

Or D, axis and night.

Tell me your answer.

One more before we move on.

Question 35.

Which two words must be swapped for the sentence to read correctly?

The Great Wall of China structures thousands of miles across the country

and so it remains one of the most impressive man-made stretches in history.

That does not make sense.

Which two words are you swapping around?

A, structures stretches.

B, country wall.

C, stretches across.

Or D, one in.

Here is your timer.

Brilliant.

Well done.

I am confident you are going to pass your aptitude test.

Let's try some different type of aptitude test questions.

Question 36.

Read the passage below.

Three words have been removed.

Choose the correct order for each missing word.

The passage states, regular blank helps improve physical blank

and reduces the risk of long-term blank problems.

So we are given three answer options, medical, exercise, and health.

And we have to decide which order they fit into that passage.

Regular Here we go.

Regular exercise helps improve physical health

and reduces the risk of long-term medical problems.

So your answer would be one, exercise.

Two, health.

And three, medical.

So now it's your turn to try some more aptitude test questions.

Please put your answers to questions 37, 38, 39,

and 40 in the comments below the video for marking.

Thank you very much.

Here we go.

Read the passage below.

Three words have been removed.

Choose the correct order for each missing word.

Your answer options are, issues, problem solving, and decisions.

Which order are you putting those words?

Here is your timer.

Brilliant.

Question 38.

Read the passage below.

Four words have been removed.

Choose the correct order for each missing word.

Customer blank is vital for blank growth and long-term blank.

Companies that focus on service quality often build stronger blank with their clients.

This is harder than it looks.

Tell me your answer.

Which order are you putting those words?

Here is your timer.

Brilliant.

Well done.

Question 39.

Read the passage below.

Four words have been removed.

Choose the correct order for each missing word.

Recent data shows that the average person spends around blank hours each day using

internet connected blank.

This highlights how central digital blank has become in modern life

and why many experts encourage better screen time blank.

Here are your answer options.

Habits, five, technology, and devices.

Tell me the order you are putting those words in the comment section below

the video.

Well done.

Now this next one is very difficult.

Let's see how you get on.

Read the passage below.

Six words have been removed.

Choose the correct order for each missing word.

Renewable blank has become increasingly blank as nations search for sustainable blank sources.

Technologies such as solar panels and wind turbines generate electricity without producing harmful emissions.

As these blank continue to develop,

they offer a promising solution to blank energy demands

while helping blank the environment for future generations.

So here are your six answer options.

Where are you putting them in the passage?

One to six, tell me in the comments.

You are Sorry, you are making brilliant progress.

Now I have placed the answers to the questions in the top comment below

the video for you.

So make sure you check out the answers,

but don't forget to tell me in the comments as well.

I also now want you to watch this video.

This video, the link to it on YouTube is right there on the end

screen.

Watch it because there's lots more practice questions to help increase your scores.

Have a great day.