Defence Aptitude Assessment
Numerical Reasoning
Two timed parts. The first is short calculations. The second reads graphs and tables.
Part 1 · Short calculations
12 questions, 4 minutes.
- Add decimals. Line the decimal points up before you add.
- Add or subtract fractions by writing them over the same denominator first.
- Turn a fraction into a decimal by dividing the top by the bottom. is 0.6.
- Later questions ask for the value of x, or ask you to multiply or divide fractions.
Part 2 · Graphs and tables
15 questions, 11 minutes, across four scenarios.
- A scenario is a line graph, a bar chart, or a table, and it stays up for a few questions. The last two scenarios are tables.
- On a line graph, follow one line to the month you need. The legend shows the colour and the dash.
- On a bar chart, read the scale. It may not start at zero.
- In a table, the distances are filled in and some prices are blank. Journey time is the distance divided by the speed. A departure time is the arrival minus that journey. One price can be half or twice another.
A to E chooses an answer. Enter moves on. You can move back. A blank scores as incorrect.
Unofficial practice. Not affiliated with the Royal Navy or the Royal Air Force.