The DAT (Differential Aptitude Tests) is a challenging test that used by many companies for measuring applicants that apply for variety of roles and positions such as adults looking at a wide range of career and planning options, including some industrial firms.
The tests assess your verbal (Analogies) and numerical abilities as well as your mechanical and spatial reasoning.
The uniqueness of this test is the variety of fields it's covered. Therefore, it is extremely important to practice for the test in advance and arrive as prepared as possible.
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Pearson company crafts dynamic and immersive learning encounters meticulously crafted to make a tangible difference in real-world scenarios. Pearson's Differential Aptitude Tests, offer few kinds of DAT assessments: the DAT for PCA, the DAT 5 and the newest version - DAT Next Generation. This assessments are series of tests designed to measure your abilities in different fields, such as verbal reasoning, numerical reasoning, mechanical reasoning, and space relations. These tests are used by employers to assess their future employees' abilities, and consequently decide which ones are competent and suitable for their offered positions in companies like Gillette, Freshfields, Foley Industries, General Electric, Geico Insurance and more.
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The DAT tests can be administered online, or in a paper-and-pencil format. All of the DAT tests consist exclusively of multiple-choice questions. The assessments are all timed, and range from 12 to 25 minutes each. Each DAT assessment can be used individually, while all of the assessments can be administered as a battery.
The test includes several sections - Verbal Analogies ,Numerical Ability, Abstract Reasoning, Mechanical Reasoning, Space Relations, Language Usage and Spelling.
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This test is hard and combine various fields and you need to score well in all of them. Here you will get full tests with elaborate explanations for each question.
Hurry up and start practicing today! Our prep pack contains all the different subjects that appear in the test such as verbal reasoning, numerical reasoning, mechanical reasoning, and space relations.
Designed to measure your thinking skills and cognitive ability, in the shape of verbal analogies.
Max time: 20 minutes.
Number of questions: 30.
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The correct answer is Refrigerator.
The relation between word A and word B, in this case, is location: word B is found only in word A.
Polar bears are located in the arctic like refrigerators are located in the kitchen.
None of the other options is located in the kitchen, so it is the only possible correct answer. Lamps can theoretically be found in the kitchen, but are also found in other places.
Designed to assess your ability to comprehend and deal with number-related concepts, as well as his understanding of numerical relationships.
Max time: 20 minutes.
Number of questions: 25.
Please choose the correct answer. If none of the options is the correct answer please choose answer choice e, "N".
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The correct answer is -5/9
This question deals with a single variable equation.
When solving a single variable equation, the goal is isolating the variable (usually noted x) in order to find its value.
The way to do that is by gathering all variable expressions of the equation (one or more X-expressions) on one side and all numerical members of the equation on the other side. This is done by using the four operations (+, -, *, /) in the equation, as needed.
Note: Any numerical operation must be applied on both sides of the equation.
In this case, first and foremost, open the brackets, before applying any further operations:
*Notice! (-) sign before brackets is the same as applying (-1)* to what is in the brackets.
-X - 3 = -8 - 10X
To isolate X apply the following operations to both sides of the equation:
1. Add 3
-X - 3 + 3 = -8 - 10X + 3
-X = -5 - 10X
2. Add 10X
-X + 10X = -5 - 10X + 10X
9X = -5
3. Divide by 9
9X/9 = -5/9
X = -5/9
Max time: 15 minutes.
Number of questions: 30.
Choose the correct next shape
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The correct answer is B. Because in this case the power that is on the rafter is larger, therefore, it should break first.
Max time: 20 minutes.
Number of questions: 45.
Please choose in which of the options the rafter will break first:
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The correct answer is B. Because in this case the power that is on the rafter is larger, therefore, it should break first.
Max time: 15 minutes.
Number of questions: 35.
Choose the correct folded shape
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Max time: 12 minutes.
Number of questions: 30.
Choose the sentence that is punctuated correctly:
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Tests one's vocabulary, spelling skills and the ability to identify spelling mistakes.
please choose the word that is misspelled
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We offer the prefect package for acing the test just for you! It includes 6 Verbal reasoning (Analogies) tests for practice, 14 Abstract reasoning tests and 5 Numerical Ability (Algebra) tests.
In addition, working on your language part we offer 2 Error checking exercises, 2 Spelling tests and 2 Punctuation & Capitalization tests.
For the technical part we have 8 Mechanical Reasoning tests and 3 Spatial Reasoning tests.
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Each DAT test has a separate result, which is translated into a percentile rank. In addition to that, each test has its own norm groups. That means that the candidate is NOT assessed in comparison to the entire population, but to his own norm group: people who are in the same "category" as him, according to the test supplier.
Norm groups include categories such as: Hourly/Entry-Level, Managers, Supervisors, 12th Grade Students, Individual Contributors – Bachelor’s Degree or Higher, Skilled Tradespersons, Individual Contributors – Non-degreed, Blue Collar, and more.
Taking the test cost 125$ plus GST
The DAT score ranges from 1 to 30. According to the test prep experts at Kaplan, competitive DAT scores that rank in the top 25% DAT score percentile are 19 to 20 points. So, a top score would be 22 or higher. The average DAT score is 17.
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