PZ Cussons Job Test Past Questions and Answers study pack

This study pack, (PZ Cussons Job Test Past Questions and Answers), will help you prepare faster for your best performance in the job selection aptitude test.
To perform your best, a crucial part of your preparation tactics, is to practice questions that are most similar to what you will find on your actual test. Solving these will help you understand the exam pattern, know the level of difficulty and ultimately help you create your best preparation strategy.

About PZ Cussons Past Questions Format

PZ Cussons Job Test comprises of

• Quantitative/Numerical reasoning,
• Verbal reasoning

Your speed and accuracy in answering the questions is key to your success in PZ Cussons Job Aptitude Test.

Accessing Your Study pack:

PZ Cussons Job Test Past Questions and Answers pack is  in .PDF format and opens with any PDF reader of your choice, on Phones and Computers

Support

If you need support on your study materials or just to ask us a question, You can chat with a Teststreams support agent using the live chat link below, or send us a quick in-mail.

How to buy:

To get this pack, You can either;

1. Pay with ATM Card (online): Click the “BUY NOW” button below.

2. Or Pay via Bank Transfer:

Using either your Bank mobile App, USSD, or cash deposit to our account:

What to do After payment:

Now, complete your order by sending a text or email containing your NAME, EMAIL and STUDY PACK payed for, to the following addresses:

SMS to Phone number: 09054281818

Email to sales [at] teststreams.com

How to Access your downloads:

There are two options available to download your study packs

Download from Account: Login to your Teststreams account at www.teststreams.com/my-account
Download from email. Simply open your email Inbox or Promotions folder to download.

If you need further support, send an email to [email protected] or Call 09054281818 / 09096701000.

Ready to buy this pack now?

Click the “BUY NOW” button below.

Sample of PZ Cussons Job Test Past Questions and Answers

4. Conversions
   (i). Changing Decimals to Percents
   To change decimals to percents:
5. Move the decimal point two places to the right.
6. Insert a percent sign.
   .75 = 75% .05 = 5%
   (ii). Changing Percents to Decimals
   To change percents to decimals:
7. Eliminate the percent sign.
8. Move the decimal point two places to the left. (Sometimes adding zeros will be
   necessary.)
   75% = .75 5% = .05
   23% = .23 .2% = .002
   (iii). Changing Fractions to Percents
   To change a fraction to a percent:
9. Multiply by 100.
10. Insert a percent sign.
    1⁄2 = (1⁄2) × 100 = 100⁄2 = 50%
    2⁄5 = (2⁄5) × 100 = 200⁄5 = 40%

Page 9 of 95 myjobtests.com
(iv). Changing Percents to Fractions
To change percents to fractions:

1. Divide the percent by 100.
2. Eliminate the percent sign.
3. Reduce if necessary.
   60% = 60⁄100 = 3⁄5 13% = 13⁄100
   (v). Changing Fractions to Decimals
   To change a fraction to a decimal, simply do what the operation says. In other words,
   13⁄20 means 13 divided by 20. So do just that (insert decimal points and zeros
   accordingly):
   .65 .625
   20 √ 13.00 = .65 8 √5.00 = .625
   Changing Decimals to Fractions
   To change a decimal to a fraction:
4. Move the decimal point two places to the right.
5. Put that number over 100.
6. Reduce if necessary.
   .65 = 65⁄100 = 13⁄20
   .05 = 5⁄100 = 1⁄20
   .75 = 75⁄100 = 3⁄4
   Page 10 of 95 myjobtests.com
   Summary:
   Read it: .8
   Write it: 8⁄10
   Reduce it: 4⁄5
   Page 11 of 95 myjobtests.com
7. Percentages
   Finding Percent of a Number
   To determine percent of a number, change the percent to a fraction or decimal
   (whichever is easier for you) and multiply. Remember, the word “of” means multiply.
   What is 20% of 80?
   (20⁄100) × 80 = 1600⁄100 = 16 or .20 × 80 = 16.00 = 16
   What is 12% of 50?
   (12⁄100) × 50 = 600⁄100 = 6 or .12 × 50 = 6.00 = 6
   What is 1⁄2% of 18?
   ½ /100 × 18 = (1/200) × 18 = 18/200 = 9/100 or .005 × 18 = .09
   Other Applications of Percent
   Turn the question word-for-word into an equation. For “what” substitute the letter x;
   for “is” substitute an equal sign; for “of” substitute a multiplication sign.
   Change percents to decimals or fractions, whichever you find easier. Then solve the
   equation.
   For example;
   18 is what percent of 90?
   18 = x (90)
   18/90 = x
   1/5 = x
   20% = x
   1 2
   Page 12 of 95 myjobtests.com
   Percentage Increase or Decrease
   To find the percentage change (increase or decrease), use this formula:
   Change/ Starting point × 100 = Percentage change
   For example:
   What is the percentage decrease of a $500 item on sale for $400?
   Change: 500 − 400 = 100
   Change/ Starting point × 100 = 100 × 100 = 5
   500
   1 × 100 = 20% decrease
   What is the percentage increase of Jon’s salary if it went from $150 a month to
   $200 a month?
   Change: 200 − 150 = 50
   Change/Starting point × 100 = 50 / 150 × 100 = 1/3 × 100
   = 331⁄3 % increase

1. NUMBER SERIES DRILL
   Look at this series: 2, 1, (1/2), (1/4) … What number should come next?
   A. (1/3)
   B. (1/8)
   C. (2/8)
   D. (1/16)
   Answer: Option B
   Explanation:
   This is a simple division series; each number is one-half of the previous
   number.
   In other terms to say, the number is divided by 2 successively to get the next
   result.
   4/2 = 2
   2/2 = 1
   1/2 = 1/2
   (1/2)/2 = 1/4
   (1/4)/2 = 1/8 and so on.
   Page 15 of 95 myjobtests.com
   Look at this series: 7, 10, 8, 11, 9, 12… What number should come next?
   A. 7
   B. 10
   C. 12
   D. 13
   Answer: Option B
   Explanation:
   This is a simple alternating addition and subtraction series. In the first pattern,
   3 is added; in the second, 2 is subtracted.
   Look at this series: 36, 34, 30, 28, and 24, What number should come next?
   A. 20
   B. 22
   C. 23
   D. 26
   Answer: Option B
   Explanation:
   This is an alternating number subtraction series. First, 2 is subtracted, then 4,
   then 2, and so on.
   Page 16 of 95 myjobtests.com
   Look at this series: 22, 21, 23, 22, 24, 23,… What number should come next?
   A. 22
   B. 24
   C. 25
   D. 26
   Answer: Option C
   Explanation:
   In this simple alternating subtraction and addition series; 1 is subtracted, then
   2 is added, and so on.

12. Two trains, 200 and 160 meters long take a minute to cross each other while
    traveling in the same direction and take only 10 seconds when they cross in opposite
    directions. What are the speeds at which the trains are traveling?
    A. 21 m/s; 15 m/s
    B. 30 m/s; 24 m/s
    C. 18 m/s; 27 m/s
    D. 15 m/s; 24 m/s
13. An express train traveling at 72 km/hr speed crosses a goods train traveling at 45
    km/hr speed in the opposite direction in half a minute. Alternatively, if the express train
    were to overtake the goods train, how long will it take to accomplish the task. Assume
    that the trains continue to travel at the same respective speeds as mentioned in case
    1.
    A. Cannot be determined
    B. 30 seconds
    C. 150 seconds
    D. 130 seconds
14. A train travels at an average speed of 90 km/hr without any stoppages. However,
    its average speed decrease to 60km/hr on account of stoppages. On an average, how
    many minutes per hour does the train stop?
    A. 12 minutes
    B. 18 minutes
    C. 24 minutes
    D. 20 minutes
15. Two trains A and B start simultaneously from stations X and Y towards each other
    respectively. After meeting at a point between X and Y, train A reaches station Y in 9
    hours and train B reaches station X in 4 hours from the time they have met each other.
    If the speed of train A is 36 km/hr, what is the speed of train B?
    A. 24 km/hr
    B. 54 km/hr