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1.HowmanymoreBarrelsofGasolinethanDieselwereproducedlastyear?
A.500,000
B.3,000,000
C.5,000,000
D.300,000,000
E.500,000,000
Answer:
B
2.WhatwasthetotalproductionofGasolineandKerosenecombined（inbarrels）?
A.288,000
B.480,000
C.26.4million
D.28.8million
E.48million
Answer:
D
3.IfthetotalincomegeneratedfromGasolineforAERwas$408million,howmuchwouldbethecostforabarrelofgasoline?
A.＄16
B.＄18
C.＄20
D.＄22
E.＄24
Answer:
C
1.TakingtheUSandSouthEastAsiatogether,whatproportionofthetotalnumberoffulltimestaffdotheyemploy?
A.58.1%
B.62.4%
C.65.0%
D.66.3%
E.69.4%
Answer：
E
2.If,nextyear,thecostsforfulltimestaffgoupby10%,butthoseforparttimestaffgoupby8%,whatincreaseinthetotalemploymentcostwouldthatrepresentoverthisyear’stotal?
A.$4,536,000
B.$6,536,000
C.$10,464,000
D.$12,736,000
E.$14,536,000
Answer：
B
3.Lastyear,theEuroperegionhadonlyfour-fifthsofthenumberoffulltimestaffithasnowandonlythree-quartersofthenumberofparttimestaffithasnow.Whatwasthetotalnumberofstaff,fulltimeandparttime,employedinthisregionlastyear?
A.200
B.208
C.212
D.218
E.224
Answer:
D
4.Overall,whatistheaveragecostofeachfulltimememberofstaffemployedacrossthewholecompany?
A.$19,332
B.$21,539
C.$23,597
D.$24,205
E.Noneofthese
5.Inwhichoneofthefollowingregionsdoparttimestaffrepresentlessthan8%ofthetotalemployed?
A.US
B.SouthEastAsia
C.Europe
D.China
E.MiddleEast
5.Nextyear,itisplannedtotransfer200fulltimejobsfromtheUStotheUK.Assumingtheindividualstaffcostsforeachregionremainunchanged,whatcostsavingwouldthatgenerate?
Answer:
$602,299
6.Approximately,whatproportionofthetotalstaffcostsdoestheemploymentofparttimestaffmakeup?
Answer:
4.9%
1.Whichsectorhasshownthegreatestproportionalimprovementinsafetyoverthelast5years?
A.Agriculture
B.Energy
C.Manufacturing
D.Construction
E.Services
Answer：
B
2.Howmanymoremajorinjuriesarelikelytooccurnowinagroupof1millionconstructionemployeescomparedtoagroupof1millionManufacturingemployees?
A.994
B.1006
C.1060
D.2120
E.3499
Answer：
B
3.ApproximatelyhowmanypeoplewereemployedinAgriculture5yearsago?
A.251,446
B.314,290
C.589,590
D.759,510
E.828,450
Answer：
B
4.AsapercentageoftheManufacturingrate,howmuchgreateristheaccidentrateforAgriculturethanManufacturing（useToday’sfigures）?
A.12.1%
B.28.8%
C.34.6%
D.40.4%
E.48.8%
Answer：
D
5.Assumingthenumberofpeopleinself-employmentdoublesoverthenext5years,butthemajorinjuryrateonlyfallsby10%,howmanymajorinjurieswilltheself-employedbeexpectedtohavein5yearstime?
A.1716
B.2122
C.2245
D.2404
E.2825
Answer：
C
6.Overthenext5years,safetyintheServicessectorisexpectedtoimprovebyonlyhalftherateithasshownoverthepast5years.Whatwillbetheexpectedmajorinjuryrate,per100,000employees,5yearsfromnow?
A.43.3
B.45.1
C.45.8
D.48.2
E.48.5
Answer：
D
1.AmotoristcommutesintheMorningPeakPeriod,6kmthroughtheInnerZoneand20kmthroughtheOuterZone.Howmuchdidtheiraveragejourneyincreasefrom1987to1999（tothenearestminute）?
A.4minutes
B.6minutes
C.8minutes
D.10minutes
E.12minutes
Answer:
B
2.IntheEveningPeakPeriodin1991,whatwouldbetheaveragespeedofacarmakingajourneyacrosstheentirecity?
A.27.6kph
B.28.0kph
C.28.4kph
D.29.2kph
E.Cannotsay
Answer：
E
3.In1999,amotoristcommutesintheMorningPeakPeriod,10kmthroughtheInnerZoneand8kmthroughtheOuterZone.Onaverage,howlongwillthistake（tothenearestminute）?
A.37minutes
B.40minutes
C.42minutes
D.44minutes
E.Noneofthese
Answer：
B
4.In1995ifadriverdrovetowork40kilometersintheMorningPeakPeriodthroughInnerZone,andthenhomeagainintheEveningPeakPeriod,approximatelywhatpercentageoftheirdaywouldbespentinthecar?
A.6%
B.8.5%
C.10%
D.12.5%
E.14.5%
Answer：
D
1.Sinceissue,byhowmanymorepercenthavesharesinFirstoilincreasedinvaluecomparedtosharesinDirtar?
A.381/3%
B.391/3%
C.401/3%
D.411/3%
E.421/3%
Answer：
B
2.Assumingthatthenumberofshareshasnotchanged,whichcompanyhasseenthegreatestincreaseinMarketCapitalization（in￡million）sinceshareswereissued（useLatestSharePrice）
A.Dirtar
B.Skanol
C.Firstoil
D.Benzol
E.Cannotsay
Answer：
C
3.Ifyousold200,000sharesinSkanol,approximatelywhatpercentageofDirtarsharescouldyoubuy（useLatestSharePrices）?
A.1.4%
B.1.6%
C.14%
D.16%
E.Noneofthese
Answer：
B
4.Assumingthatthenumberofshareshasnotchanged,byapproximatelyhowmuchhastheMarketCapitalisationofSkanoldecreasedsincetheHighestSharePrice?
A.￡0.23million
B.￡0.27million
C.￡2.3million
D.￡2.6million
E.￡2.7million
Answer：
E
5.Ifyouboughtandsold75,000Firstoilshares,whatisthegreatestamountofprofityoucouldhavemade?
（assumenoprofitreductionduetocommissions,taxetc.）
A.￡37,750
B.￡38,750
C.￡39,250
D.￡39,750
E.Noneofthese
Answer：
E
6.WhichcompanyhadthehighestMarketCapitalisationatissue?
A.Dirtar
B.Skanol
C.Firstoil
D.Benzol
E.Cannotsay
Answer：
A
1.Iftherearetwiceasmanycontractsin2003astherewerein2002buteachisonluworth2/3rdsofa2002contract,whatistheminimumpercentageofcontractsthatCompanyCwillneedtowintoensurethatitsincomedoesnotgodown?
A.12.75%
B.13.25%
C.15.5%
D.17.00%
E.23.25%
Answer:
A
2.Ifeachofthe200contractsinyear2000wasworth￡14,400andCompanyCmadea20%profitoneachcontract,howmuchprofitdidCompanyCmakein2000?
A.￡43,400
B.￡54,500
C.￡58,840
D.￡64,600
E.￡86,400
Answer:
E
3.BasedonthepatternofresultsforCompaniesAandBfortheyears1997to2002,whatpercentageofthe450contractsavailablein2003isCompanyAlikelytowinifCompanyBwins36contracts（assumingeachcontractisofequalvalue）?
A.6%
B.8%
C.10%
D.12%
E.14%
Answer:
C
4.Ifthereweresevencompaniesintheindustryin1998,whatwastheaveragepercentageofcontractswonbyeachofthefournotshownonthegraph?
A.7%
B.12.75%
C.15%
D.17.5%
E.Cannotsay
Answer:
D
5.IfCompanyA’sshareofcontractswonstaysatits2002levelandCompanyC’ssharecontinuestogrowatthesamerateitdidfrom1999to2002,inwhatyearwouldCompanyCwintwiceasmanycontractsasCompanyA?
A.2007
B.2008
C.2009
D.2010
E.2011
Answer:
C
6.IfCompaniesAandChadjoinedtogetherin1998andasaresultwononlu75%ofthecontractsin1999thattheyactuallywonasseparatecompanies,howmuchmoneywouldtheyhavelostin1999fromjoiningtogetherif350contractswereawardedtotheindustrythatyearandeachcontractwasworth￡14,300?
A.￡190,400
B.￡240,000
C.￡300,300
D.￡900,900
E.￡916,000
Answer：
C
7.Eachcontractin1998wasworth$12500andcompanyAhadanincomeof$250,000.Howmanycontractswerethereintotalin1998?
Answer：
250
1.ByhowmuchdothevalueoftheholdingsintheUSandLatinAmericaexceedthatofthevalueofalltheotherholdingscombined?
A.$3.24million
B.$3.36million
C.$6.72million
D.$19.2million
E.$20.8million
Answer:
B
2.IfthetotalFundincreasesby15%nextyear,buttheUSholdingiscutby$8millionfromitscurrentlevel,whatpercentageofthetotalFundwouldtheUSholdingsrepresent?
A.36.7%
B.39.8%
C.40.9%
D.44.6%
E.45.0%
3.Overthelast3years,theaverageincreaseintheUSholdinghasbeen8%perannum.WhatwasthevalueoftheUSholding3yearsago?
A.$55.99million
B.$62.68million
C.$70.20million
D.$71.45million
E.$Noneofthese
Answer：
B
4.Forthenexttwoyears,thevalueoftheholdingsintheUKandGermanyareexpectedtobeincreasedby20%perannumbutthevalueoftheotherholdingsareexpectedtobeincreasedby12%perannum.WhatistheexpectedtotalvalueoftheFundintwoyearstime?
A.$177million
B.$190.3million
C.$203.9million
D.$210.7million
E.$215.7million
Answer：
E
5.TheFundManagerplanstomove5%ofthevalueoftheUSholdingintoLatinAmerica.WhatproportionofthetotalFundwilltheinvestmentinLatinAmericathenrepresent?
A.7.34%
B.8.95%
C.11.63%
D.13.99%
E.15.00%
Answer：
A
1.Agroupofonethousandmen,aged23-29,eachdrive10,000milesperyear.Howmanyaccidentsaretherelikelytobeinthisgroup?
A.96
B.124
C.960
D.1810
E.9600
Answer：
A
2.Howmanymoreaccidentsinayearwillagroupofathousand18-yearoldmanbelikelytohavecomparedwithagroupthousand18-yearoldwomen?
A.13
B.52
C.67
D.126
E.199
Answer：
D
3.Intermsofmilesdriven,forwhichagerangeistheproportionaldifferencebetweenthenumberofaccidentsformenandwomenthesmallest?
A.30-39
B.40-49
C.50-59
D.60-69
E.70&over
Answer：
E
4.Intermsofaccidentsperyear,towhatextentdowomenaged30-39havefeweraccidentsthatwomenaged23-29?
A.15%less
B.17%less
C.19%less
D.21%less
E.Noneofthese
Answer：
D
5.Intermsofmilesdriven,andcomparedtothepreviousagerange,whichagerangeforwom
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