Thank you for registering for the Master Builders Apprenticeship Aptitude Test. This test is used to help us evaluate your ability to undertake the classroom based learning component of your apprenticeship. Before you begin, make sure you have a calculator and some working out paper and a pen handy.
You will have 30 minutes to complete this test. You must answer all questions without any assistance.
The questions we ask are equivalent to Year 10 standard English and Maths.
If you score below 75% you will be given the opportunity to re-take the test one additional time.
You must receive a pass mark of 75% or above to be considered for a carpentry apprenticeship however, if you score below 75%, you may still be considered for other apprenticeships or traineeships opportunities in the building and construction industry.
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Thank you for completing the Master Builders Apprenticeship Aptitude Test. You have scored below the pass mark of 75%. If this was your first attempt, you are able to restart the test and try again with a different set of questions.
If this is your second attempt, we will however keep your details on file and contact you if a suitable opportunity for an alternative apprenticeship or traineeship in the building and construction industry becomes available. If you would like to speak to a Master Builders Staff Member about your results, please contact us on 02 85863533.
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Question 1 of 32
1. Question
Solve the following equation
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957 + 393 + 463 =
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Question 2 of 32
2. Question
Solve the following equation
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606 + 965 + 479 + 939 =
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Question 3 of 32
3. Question
Convert: Write the number in the space
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196 cm = m
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Question 4 of 32
4. Question
Convert: Write the number in the space
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7.4 m = mm
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Question 5 of 32
5. Question
Convert: Write the number in the space
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0.9 cm = mm
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Question 6 of 32
6. Question
Calculate to 2 decimal places, don’t include ‘$’ in answer
7-pack of tiles for $68.25 – Cost for 5 packs?
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Question 7 of 32
7. Question
Calculate to 2 decimal places, don’t include ‘$’ in answer
$2.48 per metre of timber. Cost for 6 metres?
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Question 8 of 32
8. Question
Answer correct to two decimal places where necessary – Calculator may be used
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88 ÷ 40 =
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Question 9 of 32
9. Question
Answer correct to two decimal places where necessary – Calculator may be used
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326 ÷ 8 =
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Question 10 of 32
10. Question
Answer correct to two decimal places where necessary – Calculator may be used
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610 ÷ 90 =
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Question 11 of 32
11. Question
Solve the following
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The area of a rectangle is 36 cm2, and one of its sides is 4cm.
The perimeter is cm
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Question 12 of 32
12. Question
Write the answers in the space provided
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Phil is drawing a circle
- What is the diameter?
- What is the circumference (to two decimal places)? (Use 3.14 for pi)
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Question 13 of 32
13. Question
Solve the following
A builder reads the number 3000 for the height of a wall on a house plan.
What is this measurement with the correct units?
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Question 14 of 32
14. Question
Solve the following
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What is 4/5 minus 3/10?. Give answer as a proper fraction (eg. 13/20)
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Question 15 of 32
15. Question
Which digit is incorrect in this subtraction?
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The incorrect digit is
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Question 16 of 32
16. Question
Choose the correct answer
Lulu reduces a 5.4m length of timber by a quarter. How much remains?
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Question 17 of 32
17. Question
Choose the correct answer
A ceiling is 4.8m high. What will be the height of the new ceiling when Samantha lowers it by three eighths?
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Question 18 of 32
18. Question
Fill in the spaces to make the answers correct
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3 × = 39
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Question 19 of 32
19. Question
Fill in the spaces to make the answers correct
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× 4 = 48
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Question 20 of 32
20. Question
Fill in the spaces to make the answers correct
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× 4 = 60
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Question 21 of 32
21. Question
Write your answer to the following
25% of 16.8
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Question 22 of 32
22. Question
Write your answer to the following
58% of 21.5
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Question 23 of 32
23. Question
Write each ratio three ways: using “to”, with a colon, and as a fraction.
Devon completed 5 pull-ups and 27 sit-ups at the gym. What is the ratio of the number of pull-ups to the number of sit-ups Devon completed?
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to
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Question 24 of 32
24. Question
Write each ratio three ways: using “to”, with a colon, and as a fraction.
There are 133 students at pre-apprenticeship course, and 49 of them have an iPhone. What is the ratio of the number of students who have an iPhone to the total number of students?
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to
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Question 25 of 32
25. Question
Write each ratio three ways: using “to”, with a colon, and as a fraction.
Jessie made 25 boxes, and she sold 14 of them at a craft fair last weekend. What is the ratio of the number of boxes Jessie still has to sell to the total number of boxes made?
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Question 26 of 32
26. Question
Find and correct the six misspelt words in the following passage. List the corrected words in the order they appear.
Being successfull at whatever trade you choose to follow always starts with good training. This usualy involves a pre-apprenticeship program, followed by a 4-year apprenticeship. During your training, you can expect to learn a variety of skills, such as reading and intepreting plans and drawings, determinning dimensions and instalation procedures as well as the materials required to compleet the construction.
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Question 27 of 32
27. Question
Find and correct the seven misspelt words in the following passage. List the corrected words in the order they appear.
An apprentice has to be physicaly fit. Plumbers often squeeze into cramped spaces. Carpenters frequently work at hieghts, and sometimes deal with extreme tempratures. You don’t need to be an athlete to do well in the building trade, but a good level of physical fitness will be a huge assett. You’ll need to be comfertable bending, lifting, crowching, climbing ladders, and balansing. You’ll be on your feet most of the day, so the fitter you are, the easier it will be to keep up and complete tasks efficiently.
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Question 28 of 32
28. Question
Solve the following equation
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986 – 228 =
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Question 29 of 32
29. Question
Solve the following equation
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5134 – 2834 =
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Question 30 of 32
30. Question
What unit of measurement would be used for measuring the area of a floor ?
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Question 31 of 32
31. Question
What unit of measurement would be used for measuring a bag of sand?
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Question 32 of 32
32. Question
What unit of measurement would be used for measuring the temperature in Norwest?
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