DAY 1 – Summer Holiday Group 3 Year 4 Thinking Skills Trial Test

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Question 1 of 35

1. Question
Five people were eating oranges. Anna finished before Ben, but behind Chris. Dennise finished before Emma, but behind Ben.

What was the finishing order?
- A. Anna, Ben, Chris, Dennise, Emma
- B. Ben, Chris, Anna, Emma, Dennise
- C. Chris, Anna, Ben, Dennise, Emma
- D. Anna, Emma, Chris, Dennise, Ben
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Question 2 of 35

2. Question
Greg is about to go to school. From Greg’s house, he has to walk 10 metres east, 5 metres south, and then 3 metres west.

Which of the following is true based on the statement above?
- A. The school is to the west of his house.
- B. The school is to the northeast of his house.
- C. The school is to the southeast of his house.
- D. The school is to the south of his house
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Question 3 of 35

3. Question
Mich and Karen decided to play tennis against each other. They bet $1 on each game they played. Mich won three bets and Karen won $5.

How many games did they play?
- A. 8
- B. 9
- C. 10
- D. 11
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Question 4 of 35

4. Question
Statements:

All cups are blue.

All blue are black.

No black is pink.

Conclusions:

I. No cup is pink

II. Some black are blue.

Given all statements true, which of the following conclusions follow?
- A. Conclusion I only
- B. Conclusion II only
- C. Both conclusions I and II
- D. Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II
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Question 5 of 35

5. Question

Martin owns a food truck in Melbourne. One evening, five customers returned to his truck complaining that they had been experiencing extreme stomach pains and vomiting after eating the sandwich he prepared.

Courses of Action:

I. Ensure the customers that the sandwiches are not the reason why they’re experiencing extreme stomach pains and vomiting. Suggest to them that they should go to the hospital.

II. Acknowledge the complaints of the customers and have the sandwiches tested to see if it is the reason why the customers are complaining.

Which of the following courses of action logically follows?

A. I only
B. II only
C. Both I and II
D. Neither I nor II

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Question 6 of 35

6. Question
People of different races, religions, abilities, and interests populate large cities. In major cities, there is an abundance of theatres, music, and dance performances. People living in big cities are more versatile than those in small cities.

Which of the following statements, if true, best strengthens the above argument?
- A. The communities in smaller cities are more resilient than the big ones.
- B. Heavy traffic is dominant in major cities.
- C. People living in big cities are capable of doing more as they are more exposed to a variety of activities than those in small cities.
- D. People may or may not want to live in larger cities.
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Question 7 of 35

7. Question
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Question 8 of 35

8. Question
Mark wants to buy a dog and has a list of the top four breeds he is considering. However, he can’t decide which breed to choose. Therefore, he asked his friends to rate the breeds on his list on a scale of 1 to 100.

DOG BREED Claire June Sam Keith

Shih Tzu 4 7 40 15

Bulldog 25 18 40 3

German Shepherd 44 18 40 64

Poodle 44 57 40 18

Whose pie chart is being represented?
- A. Claire
- B. June
- C. Sam
- D. Keith
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Question 9 of 35

9. Question
An amusement park would be set up in Nelly’s neighbourhood for the month of December. Admission tickets are needed to enter the park. Nelly wants to go on the following dates of December: 17,18,19,20,21,25 and 27.

The prices of the tickets are as follows:

Pass for 1 day Pass for 3 days Pass for 5 days

$3 $7 $10

How much is the cheapest valid combination Nelly could use?
- A. $20
- B. $15
- C. $16
- D. $21
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Question 10 of 35

10. Question
Logic Games:

Andy has 53 SOCKS in his drawer: 21 identical blue, 15 identical black and 17 identical red. The lights are out and he is completely in the dark.

How many socks must he take out to make 100 percent certain he has at least one pair of black socks?
- A. 15
- B. 23
- C. 36
- D. 40
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Question 11 of 35

11. Question
Some cakes are sweets. Some sweets are chocolates.

Conclusions:

I. Some chocolates are cakes

II. No cake is chocolate.

If the information in the box is true, which of the following conclusions follows?
- A. Conclusion I only
- B. Conclusion II only
- C. Both conclusions I and II
- D. Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II
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Question 12 of 35

12. Question
The final exam for grade 5 students of Meteor Elementary School was conducted last December 15, 2022. Shown in the table below are the number of students who took the exam and the number of students who passed the examination from each section.

SECTION TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS TOTAL NUMBER OF PASSERS

Daffodil 45 39

Rose 50 48

Sunflower 45 30

Cattleya 50 35

How many sections had more than 90% passing rate?
- A. 1 section
- B. 2 sections
- C. 3 sections
- D. None
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Question 13 of 35

13. Question
Five groups in a bowling tournament received up to 115 points in each game. The results for the first 3 games are shown in the table below:

GROUP NAME GAME 1 GAME 2 GAME 3

Alpha 115 112 100

Bravo 101 97 89

Charlie 100 112 105

Delta 96 107 113

Echo 78 115 99

One group will definitely win the tournament outright if they score enough points in game 4.

What is the minimum score that this group needs to guarantee the win?
- A. 115
- B. 100
- C. 110
- D. 106
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Question 14 of 35

14. Question
Consider the following statements:
- People who like jive like dancing.
- People who like singing like music.
- Only those who do not like music do not like dancing.
If these are all true, which of the following conclusions must be true?
- A. People who like singing also like dancing.
- B. People who do not like dancing might like singing.
- C. People who like jive might like music.
- D. People who like singing do not like dancing.
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Question 15 of 35

15. Question
Lisa used the binary number system of coding to send a message to her friend Aira.

If the message “AIRCRAFT” is written as

1000001 1001001 1010010 1000011 1010010 1000001 1000110 1010100

What is the code for TRAFFIC?
- A. 1010100 1010010 1000001 1000110 1000110 1001001 1000011
- B. 1110100 1100001 1110010 1100110 1100110 1101001 1100011
- C. 1110100 1110010 1100001 1100011 1100110 1101001 1110100
- D. 1110100 1110010 1100001 1100011 1100110 1110100 1101001
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Question 16 of 35

16. Question
All cars are things. No things are light.

Conclusions:

I. No cars are light.

II. At least some things are cars.

If the statements in the box are true, which of the following conclusions follow?
- A. Conclusion I only
- B. Conclusion II only
- C. Both conclusions I and II
- D. Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II
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Question 17 of 35

17. Question
In each of the following questions, two statements numbered I and II are given. There may be a cause-and-effect relationship between the two statements. These two statements may be the effect of the same cause or independent causes. These statements may be independent causes or effects without having any relationship.

Statements:

I. Kevin is highly active in his academic studies and was even the top of his class from Term 1 to Term 3. However, Kevin’s grades went down by 30% during Term 4.

II. Kevin got caught up in online games for the duration of Term 4.

Which of the following must be true?
- A. Statement I is the cause and statement II is its effect.
- B. Statement II is the cause and statement I is its effect.
- C. Both statements I and II are independent causes.
- D. Both statements I and II are effects of independent causes.
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Question 18 of 35

18. Question
- A. Shane accused her grandmother of the same thing to deflect the criticism away from her.
- B. Shane criticised the place where her grandmother grew up to prove her point.
- C. Shane thinks that sneaking out is a good thing because her grandmother did it before too.
- D. Shane believes that her grandmother is the reason why she is also sneaking out of the house.
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Question 19 of 35

19. Question
Bea owns a mini mart. Each week, she has a special offer on some of the products that she sells. She advertises these offers by comparing her prices to one of the other mini marts. Each week, the comparison is based on the ingredients for a certain dish or dessert.

This week, the comparison will be based on a delicacy called Mango Float. The ingredients and their prices at the other mini marts are shown in the table below.

Item Other Mini Marts

Fresh Ripe Mangoes $2.75

Condensed Milk $1.25

All Purpose Cream $1.50

Crackers $1.00

One of each item is needed to make the Mango Float. Bea wants to advertise that it is 10% cheaper to buy all the ingredients for a Mango Float from her mini mart. She decided that she would sell the condensed milk for $1.15, the all-purpose cream for $1.25, and the crackers for $0.75.

At what price should she sell the fresh ripe mango?
- A. $2.45
- B. $3.80
- C. $2.00
- D. $3.00
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Question 20 of 35

20. Question
Burt and his friends are going to the amusement park. Before leaving their house, Burt’s mother gave him nine tokens. Burt wants to participate in 6 different booths: 2 booths require 12 tokens each, 3 booths require 4 tokens each, and the one other booth requires 5 tokens each. Burt will buy the exact number of tokens that he needs to be able to participate in all the booths he wants. The prices of the tokens are shown below.

PROMO NUMBER OF TOKENS PRICE

COMBO 1 1 $1

COMBO 2 5 $3.50

COMBO 3 20 $11

How much would Burt spend for all the tokens he needs if he wants to avail the least number of combos?
- A. $21
- B. $22
- C. $20
- D. $23
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Question 21 of 35

21. Question
- A. The Avengers
- B. Avengers: Age of Ultron
- C. Avengers: Infinity War
- D. Avengers: Endgame
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Question 22 of 35

22. Question
Ellise wants to buy 20 Blackpink concert tickets. Four shops sell the tickets she wants for $7.50. These shops recently issued promos for their tickets since it is near christmas. The prices are then changed in accord to the promos listed below:

SHOP PROMO

SHOP A 20% off on the first two items

SHOP B Buy 3, get 2 free

SHOP C Regular Price

SHOP D 20% off on the total bill

Ellise wants to buy all the tickets from one store and spend as little as possible.

Which shop should Ellise buy the tickets from?
- A. Shop A
- B. Shop B
- C. Shop C
- D. Shop D
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Question 23 of 35

23. Question
Statements:

All squares are shapes.

No shape is a colour.

Conclusions:

I. No square is a colour.

II. At least some shapes are square.

Given all statements true, which of the following conclusions follow?
- A. Conclusion I only
- B. Conclusion II only
- C. Both conclusions I and II
- D. Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II
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Question 24 of 35

24. Question
- A. Daniel used confusion to shift Emelda’s attention away from the topic being discussed.
- B. Daniel criticised Emelda instead of focusing on her argument.
- C. Daniel focused on two extreme options even though there are lots of other options.
- D. Daniel argues that his proposition is true because Emelda has not proven it false.
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Question 25 of 35

25. Question
The education of elementary and highschool students on the topic of waste management lends support to the movement toward sustainable resource management as well as the establishment of environmental laws pertaining to the protection of natural resources. Education and information campaigns should be increased by environmental organisations in order to pique the interest of the students and encourage their participation in the process of making changes.

Which of the following best strengthens the argument above?
- A. Climate change is an irreversible issue that needs more laws for the good of the earth.
- B. Waste management efforts are increased through school-based interventions.
- C. Students should seek an intermediate course of action from society.
- D. Waste management can be improved through increased public participation.
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Question 26 of 35

26. Question
- A. Kevin made an incorrect conclusion about the reason why Samantha was not at school.
- B. Kevin focused on two extreme options about Samantha’s whereabouts.
- C. Kevin used the opinion of Samantha’s sister to support his claim about where Samantha was.
- D. Kevin used a word to mislead Joe towards a false conclusion about Samantha.
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Question 27 of 35

27. Question
Sam was instructed by his mother to buy ingredients for macaroni in the supermarket. For him to reach the supermarket, Sam needs to ride his bicycle 5 km west, 4 km north and 2 km east.

Which of the following is true based on the statement above?
- A. The supermarket is to the northwest of their house.
- B. The supermarket is to the northeast of their house.
- C. The supermarket is to the east of their house.
- D. The supermarket is to the south of their house.
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Question 28 of 35

28. Question
A class of 35 students were asked to choose their favourite teacher. The result are as follows:

Sir Marcus 7

Ms. Carla 14

Mrs. Steph 4

Sir Ian 10

No other teachers were chosen.

The information was compiled to construct a pie chart. However, one of the colours was missing. As a result, this pie chart was made.
- A. Sir Marcus
- B. Ms. Carla
- C. Mrs. Steph
- D. Sir Ian
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Question 29 of 35

29. Question
Some dogs are family. Some friends are dogs.

Conclusions:

I. No family is a friend.

II. At least some families are dogs.

If the statements in the box are true, which of the following conclusions follow?
- A. Conclusion I only
- B. Conclusion II only
- C. Both conclusions I and II
- D. Neither conclusion I nor conclusion II
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Question 30 of 35

30. Question
Cathy used the binary number system of coding to send a message to her friend Mona.

If the message “HYPOTHESIS” is written as

1001000 1011001 1010000 1001111 1010100 1001000 1000101 1010011 1001001 1010011

What is the code for ISOTYPE?
- A. 1001001 1010011 1001111 1010100 1011001 1010000 1000101
- B. 1001001 1010011 1001111 1010100 1010000 1000101 1011001
- C. 1001001 1010011 1001001 1010100 1010000 1000101 1011001
- D. 1001111 1010011 1001001 1010100 1010000 1000101 1011001
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Question 31 of 35

31. Question
Micah needs to buy some skincare products because she noticed that her face is starting to break out. She needs 1 bottle of toner, 1 bottle of moisturiser, 2 bottles of facial foam, and 8 sachets of pimple patch. There are four shops that she can choose from. The shops and prices of the products are listed on the table below.

ITEM SHOP A SHOP B SHOP C SHOP D

Bottle of Toner $7.50 $9 $12 $10

Bottle of Moisturiser $10 $9 $14 $7

Bottle of Facial Foam $8 $10 $9 $9

Sachet of Pimple Patch $4 $3 $4 $3

Micah wants to buy from the cheapest shop because she doesn’t want to spend too much money on skincare products.

How much would she only have to pay if she uses her 10% discount card?
- A. $62.80
- B. $53.10
- C. $50.50
- D. $69.10
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Question 32 of 35

32. Question
Mary wants her dinner in a restaurant in their anniversary promo. She wanted to experience all of their expensive dishes. The services offered in the restaurant are as follows:

MENU PRICE AMOUNT PAID

Lemon Chicken $50 $48

Guava Pulled Pork $75 $70

Eye Fillet $39 $33.15

Shaved Duck Breast $58 –

The total amount she paid was $194.65.

How many percent off was the Shaved Duck Breast?
- A. 25%
- B. 18%
- C. 30%
- D. 12%
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Question 33 of 35

33. Question
Statements:

All soda is water. Some soda is cold.

Conclusions:

I. Some water is cold.

II. No soda is cold

Given all statements true, which of the following conclusions follow?
- A. Conclusion I only
- B. Conclusion II only
- C. Both conclusions I and II
- D. Either conclusion I or conclusion II
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Question 34 of 35

34. Question
- A. 7777
- B. 1221
- C. 1111
- D. 6666
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Question 35 of 35

35. Question
Mara wants to purchase a new phone. The phones available are iphone 13, iphone 14, iphone 14 pro and iphone 13 pro max. There are twice as many iphone 13 as iphone 14.

If she picks a phone without looking, the probabilities are:
- The probability that it is an iphone 14 is 0.11
- The probability that it is an iphone 14 pro is 0.35.
What is the probability that Chiara picks iphone 13 pro max?
- A. 0.33
- B. 0.34
- C. 0.32
- D. 0.31
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DOG BREED	Claire	June	Sam	Keith
Shih Tzu	4	7	40	15
Bulldog	25	18	40	3
German Shepherd	44	18	40	64
Poodle	44	57	40	18

Pass for 1 day	Pass for 3 days	Pass for 5 days
$3	$7	$10

SECTION	TOTAL NUMBER OF STUDENTS	TOTAL NUMBER OF PASSERS
Daffodil	45	39
Rose	50	48
Sunflower	45	30
Cattleya	50	35

GROUP NAME	GAME 1	GAME 2	GAME 3
Alpha	115	112	100
Bravo	101	97	89
Charlie	100	112	105
Delta	96	107	113
Echo	78	115	99