Caliper Assessment Caliper Assessment Abstract Reasoning and Numerical Skills Questions and Answers

Question 1

In a Caliper abstract reasoning question, you see the pattern: 2, 6, 18, 54, ___. What comes next?

Accepted Answer

162

Answer

Each term is multiplied by 3, so 54 × 3 = 162.

Question 2

A Caliper numerical reasoning question states: If a project costs $4,800 and is split equally among 6 team members, then increased by 15%, what is each member's new share?

Accepted Answer

$920

Answer

Each share is $800; a 15% increase gives $800 × 1.15 = $920.

Question 3

Which shape logically completes the pattern where each row contains a circle, triangle, and square in rotating sizes (small, medium, large)?

Accepted Answer

Large square

Answer

The missing shape must be a large square to complete the size rotation in that row.

Question 4

In Caliper numerical reasoning: A salesperson earns a 12% commission on $25,000 in sales. How much commission does she earn?

Accepted Answer

$3,000

Answer

$25,000 × 0.12 = $3,000 commission.

Question 5

On the Caliper Assessment, abstract reasoning tasks measure which cognitive ability?

Accepted Answer

The ability to identify patterns and relationships in non-verbal information

Answer

Abstract reasoning on the Caliper measures the capacity to find patterns and logical relationships in shapes or sequences without relying on language.

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Caliper Assessment Caliper Assessment Abstract Reasoning and Numerical Skills Questions and Answers