How to Pass Data Interpretation Tests by Mike Bryon

Author:Mike Bryon
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Kogan Page Publishers

Test 3

This test comprises 30 questions and you are allowed 40 minutes in which to complete it. There are six sets of data and each is followed by five questions.

All questions are multiple choice. You are required to select one of the suggested answers labelled A–D as the correct answer and record its corresponding letter of the alphabet in the answer box.

To do well in this test you will have to avoid spending too long on any one of these questions and work quickly and hard. You will also have to sustain a high level of concentration over the full 40 minutes.

Use as much scrap or scratch paper as you like, but you should be able to answer these questions without a calculator. Work without interruption.

Do not turn over the page until you are ready to begin.

Data set 1: Dollar millionaires

These are people with a net wealth of more than $1 million, excluding the value of primary residence and consumables. The number of millionaires around the world reached 10¼ million last year, up 6 per cent from a year ago. Most of the newcomers were from China, India and Brazil. There are reportedly over 80,000 dollar millionaires in India (the second-fastest growth in the world behind Singapore). China has surpassed France and now stands fifth around the world for the number of its residents who qualify. China is reported to have about 427,000, more than France’s 400,000.

The lowest per capita income

Per capita income means how much every individual would receive in monetary terms if their country’s yearly income was to be divided equally among everyone living there.

Per capita income 2009

Mozambique

$81

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