Questionnaire - Professional Staffing Solutions

General Assessment Test

I tackle tasks in order of importance

Very Often

Often

Sometimes

Never

Don't Know

Would you describe yourself as indecisive?

Very Often

Often

Sometimes

Never

Don't Know

I prioritize my tasks when I have a lot to get done.

Very Often

Often

Sometimes

Never

Don't Know

Do you think taking home small items (pens, pencils, highlighters, etc.) from work is considered stealing?

Very Often

Often

Sometimes

Never

Don't Know

If an employer asks you about your background (criminal or driving), do you feel like you should keep it a secret or try to hide anything?

Very Often

Often

Sometimes

Never

Don't Know

Preparing for an interview is a waste of time.

Very Often

Often

Sometimes

Never

Don't Know

You should wear appropriate and conservative clothes to any interview.

Very Often

Often

Sometimes

Never

Don't Know

I can estimate how much time it is going to take me to complete a specific task.

Very Often

Often

Sometimes

Never

Don't Know

I am very dominant.

Very Often

Often

Sometimes

Never

Don't Know

When asked for your opinion on your previous boss/supervisor, you should tell the interviewer exactly how you felt about them.

Very Often

Often

Sometimes

Never

Don't Know

What is the sum of 243 + 62 + 854?

1,149

1,049

1,169

1,159

1,059

What is 700 - 403?

1,103

307

303

297

None of the Above

1/3 Divided By 1/2

2/5

1/6

5/8

2/3

7/8

Name the shape whose top, base, and sides are all squares.

Cone

Cube

Cylinder

Rectangle

None of the Above

Which unit of measure would be the best to measure the weight of an apple?

Pound

Ton

Ounce

Centimeter

Milliliter

How many feet are in 2 yards?

3

6

9

12

Express the decimal: 0.60 as a fraction.

4/6

3/5

2/3

6%

60%

What number is in the tenths place in the following: 7.2431

7

2

3

1

4

What is 39 x 43?

1,677

1,357

1,371

1,557

1,227

What is the next number in this series? 1, 6, 11, 16, 21, _____

28

29

23

27

26

.540 / .40

1.35

135

13.5

74

.135

What number is eleven less than a positive seven?

-4

-2

2

-3

3

Select the grammatically correct sentence:

Me and my brother did it.

Give it to my brother or myself at your convenience.

Not one of the neighbors offered their support.

I did it myself.

Select the grammatically correct sentence:

The call was for I, not him.

The call was for me, not him.

The call was for me, not he.

The call was for I, not he.

Select the grammatically correct sentence:

Please lend me your pencil because mine is broken.

Please loan me your pencil since mine is broken.

Please loan me your pencil because mine is broken.

Please lend me your pencil since mine is broken.

Select the grammatically correct sentence:

I get a shower everyday.

I take a shower every day.

Everyday I get a shower.

Every day I get a shower.

All of the sentences are CORRECT except one. Select the sentence with the INCORRECT usage of "principal" or "principle".

He is the principle in the company.

Sugar is the principal crop in Cuba.

Mr. Ellis is the principal at our school.

It is a matter of principle.

Select the grammatically correct sentence:

I feel badly about what happened.

Don't feel bad about what happened.

I feel bad about what happened.

All of the above are correct.

All of the above are incorrect.

Select the sentence with the CORRECT PUNCTUATION:

I went with Cathy, the one with the red hair to the dance, last night.

I, went with Cathy, the one with the red hair to the dance last night.

I, went with Cathy, the one with the red hair, to the dance last night.

I went with Cathy, the one with the red hair, to the dance last night.

Select the Best Definition or Application for the word: Unanimous

Everybody

Not Favorable

Agreed upon by a majority

Agreed upon by all

Select the Best Definition or Application for the word: Migrate

To leave

Fly south

To move from one place to another

Birds do it

Select the Best Definition or Application for the word: Conceal

To deceive

To dispose of

To hide

To close up

Select the Best Definition or Application for the word: Courageous

Strong

Not afraid

Daring

Good

Select the Best Definition or Application for the word: Strenuous

Work

Very tiring

Painful for your muscles

Physically demanding

Select the Best Definition or Application for the word: Boast

To exaggerate

Lie about

To brag

Conceited

Select the Best Definition or Application for the word: Absorb

To soak up

To gather

To fill up

To dry up

To acquire

Select the Best Definition or Application for the word: Precise

Specific

Efficient

Right

Exact

Select the Best Definition or Application for the word: Compassion

Tolerance

Sorrow

Pressure

Care

Empathy

Select the Best Definition or Application for the word: Enormous

Heavy

Gigantic

Overweight

Powerful

An Act is to a Play as...

a Rhyme is to a Verse.

a Penny is to a Dollar.

a Chapter is to a Book.

an Actor is to a Movie.

a Note is to a Musical Score.

A Wood Pile is to Logs as...

a Brick is to a Wall.

a Fire is to a Fireplace.

Lumber is to a House.

Gravel is to a Driveway.

a Bouquet is to Flowers.

Strength is to Weakness as...

a Circle is to a Triangle.

Happy is to sad.

Morning is to Evening.

a Boat is to Water

Rigid is to Flexible.

Tom has not been stopped or cited for a traffic violation in his 24-year driving career. Which of the following is the most logical conclusion regarding this statement?

Tom never speeds or breaks the law.

Tom must drive on roads with little traffic.

Tom doesn't drive much.

Tom may speed and break the law, but has never been caught.

Tom is an excellent driver.

Mary drives a red SUV and is married to Bill. John is Bill's cousin and drives a blue pickup truck. Mark is Bill's neighbor and Mary's brother and owns his own company. What logical conclusion can you draw from this information?

Mark makes more money than Bill or John.

John's father is Mary's 2nd cousin.

Mary, Bill, John and Mark drive trucks.

Bill drives an SUV.

Mary lives next door to her brother.

There are ten houses in the 1200 block of East Elm Street. Seven of the houses are painted white and one is blue. The third house from the corner is not white and has a swimming pool. Nine of the houses have a two-car garage, while one has a three-car garage. Which of the following conclusions can you logically draw from this information?

There are 21 vehicles on this block.

Only one house has a swimming pool.

The blue house is next door to a white house.

The third house from the corner is painted blue.

None of these conclusions can be logically drawn from this information.