Home Depot Reasoning Flashcards
7 cards from real Home Depot Assessment practice questions. Tap to flip, then mark Knew It or Still Learning — missed cards come back until you master them.
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A board is 12 feet long and must be cut into pieces of 3 feet each. How many pieces result?
Answer: 4
12 divided by 3 equals 4 pieces.
If 5 associates can stock an aisle in 2 hours, how long would 10 associates take at the same rate?
Answer: 1 hour
Doubling the workers halves the time, so 1 hour.
Which word best completes the analogy: Hammer is to nail as wrench is to ___?
Answer: Bolt
A wrench tightens a bolt just as a hammer drives a nail.
A register starts with $200 in cash. After $350 in cash sales and $80 in cash refunds, how much cash is in the drawer?
Answer: $470
$200 plus $350 minus $80 equals $470.
Complete the sequence: 100, 90, 81, 73, ___
Answer: 66
The amount subtracted decreases by one each step: 10, 9, 8, 7, so 73 minus 7 equals 66.
A customer buys 3 items at $9.99 each. Approximately what is the total before tax?
Answer: $27
3 times $9.99 equals $29.97, which rounds to about $30.
If every returned item must be inspected, and an item was not inspected, what can be concluded?
Answer: The item was not returned
Since all returns are inspected, a non-inspected item cannot be a return.