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  1. P&G conducts 'after-action reviews' after major projects. What is the PRIMARY purpose of this practice?

    Answer: To capture lessons learned and improve future performance

    After-action reviews are a structured learning tool to identify what worked, what didn't, and how to improve.

  2. An invoice shows: Item A: 3 units × $24.50 = $73.50; Item B: 5 units × $12.00 = $60.00; Total = $134.50. What error, if any, is present?

    Answer: The grand total is incorrect

    $73.50 + $60.00 = $133.50, not $134.50, so the grand total is overstated by $1.00.

  3. A shape series: The inner shape gains one side each step. Step 1: inner triangle (3 sides). Step 3: inner pentagon (5 sides). What is Step 5?

    Answer: Heptagon

    The inner shape gains one side per step: Step 1=3, Step 3=5, Step 5=7 (heptagon).

  4. A product's price increased by 10% in Year 1 and decreased by 10% in Year 2. What is the net effect on the original price?

    Answer: 1% decrease

    A 10% increase then 10% decrease yields a 1% net decrease: 1.10 × 0.90 = 0.99.

  5. Identify the statement that logically follows: "Procter and Gamble has introduced several new products this year. As a result, the company has ______."

    Answer: Increased its market share

    Introducing new products is a common strategy for companies to expand their offerings and appeal to a wider customer base. When successful, these new products lead to increased sales and a larger share of the market. Therefore, a direct and logical consequence of introducing several new products is an increase in market share, assuming the products are well-received.

  6. A pattern rotates a cross shape by 45° each step. After 4 steps starting from 0°, what angle has it reached?

    Answer: 180°

    4 steps × 45° per step = 180° total rotation.

  7. In a survey of 2,000 US consumers, 68% said they trust P&G brands. What is the 95% confidence interval margin of error (approx.)?

    Answer: ±2%

    Margin of error ≈ 1/√n = 1/√2000 ≈ 2.2%, which rounds to approximately ±2%.

  8. In a 3×3 matrix, each row's shapes increase in number by 1. Row 1 has 1 shape, Row 2 has 2. The shape in Row 3, Column 3 should be the ___ shape in Row 3.

    Answer: 3rd

    Row 3 has 3 shapes across its 3 columns, so Column 3 contains the 3rd shape.

  9. A production report states: Machine A: 1,240 units; Machine B: 987 units; Machine C: 1,103 units; Total: 3,320 units. Is the total accurate?

    Answer: No, the total should be 3,330 units

    1,240 + 987 + 1,103 = 3,330, so the stated total of 3,320 units is understated by 10 units.

  10. Each row shifts the pattern one step: Row 1: ○●○, Row 2: ●○●, Row 3: ○●○. What does Row 4 look like?

    Answer: ●○●

    The pattern alternates between ○●○ (odd rows) and ●○● (even rows), so Row 4 is ●○●.

  11. A product's sales increased by 20% in January and then decreased by 10% in February. If the initial sales in December were $10,000, what were the sales in February?

    Answer: $9,800

    The cost per unit is calculated by dividing the total cost of production by the total number of units produced. In this case, dividing the total cost of $7,500 by 500 units directly yields a cost of $15 per unit. This simple division provides the average cost associated with manufacturing each individual product.

  12. You discover that a marketing campaign your team launched contains a factual error about a product ingredient. The campaign is live. What do you do FIRST?

    Answer: Immediately notify your manager and the legal/regulatory team

    Promptly escalating a consumer-facing error to relevant teams limits reputational and legal risk.

  13. Your team is behind on a critical product launch deadline. A colleague suggests cutting quality checks to save time. What is the BEST response?

    Answer: Propose a prioritized checklist to maintain key quality standards while recovering time

    Proposing a prioritized checklist balances P&G's commitment to quality with business urgency.

  14. Identify the next figure in the sequence: ⬜ ➞ ◻ ➞ ◯ ➞ ◻ ➞ ◯ ➞ ?

    Answer: ◻

    The sequence follows a repeating pattern of three distinct shapes: an empty square (⬜), a filled square (◻), and a circle (◯). After the initial empty square, the pattern becomes ◻ ➞ ◯ ➞ ◻ ➞ ◯. Following this established alternation, the next figure after the circle should be the filled square (◻), continuing the cycle.

  15. You are given two high-priority tasks by different managers due at the same time. What should you do?

    Answer: Discuss the conflict with both managers to negotiate priority and deadlines

    Transparently negotiating priorities with both managers ensures resources are allocated where most needed.

  16. A colleague from another culture communicates very differently than you do. Which behavior BEST reflects P&G's diversity and inclusion values?

    Answer: Adapt your communication style and actively seek to understand their perspective

    Adapting to and learning from different communication styles reflects inclusion and cross-cultural competence.

  17. P&G describes itself as a 'meritocracy.' How is this BEST reflected in talent decisions?

    Answer: Advancement is tied to demonstrated performance and potential, not relationships

    A meritocracy ties advancement to measurable performance and demonstrated potential.

  18. P&G's Q1 revenue was $18B and Q2 revenue was $19.8B. What was the percentage increase from Q1 to Q2?

    Answer: 10%

    (19.8 − 18) ÷ 18 × 100 = 1.8 ÷ 18 × 100 = 10%.

  19. Each row contains: 1 shaded shape, 2 unshaded shapes, 3 shaded shapes. If this pattern continues, how many shaded shapes are in row 4?

    Answer: 4

    The number of shaded shapes increases by 1 each row (1, 2, 3...) so row 4 has 4 shaded shapes.

  20. A scatter plot shows a strong positive correlation between P&G's advertising spend and brand recognition scores. What does this indicate?

    Answer: Higher ad spend is associated with higher recognition, but causation is not proven

    A positive correlation indicates association, not causation, between the two variables.