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WIN Practice Test

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Book a Trip travel agency advertises a three-day and four-night stay in Maui for $1,749.

If this is a savings of $120, what was the original price?

a)

$1,899

b)

$1,869

c)

$1,726

d)

$1,629

2.

As a volunteer you are painting a local Habitat for Humanity house. One gallon of paint covers 300 square feet. How many gallons of paint do you need to cover 1,200 square feet?

a)

3,600 gallons

b)

1,200 gallons

c)

4 gallons

d)

3 gallons

3.

You are constructing picnic tables that require 18 1/4 feet of lumber each. How many feet of lumber will you use to construct 7 picnic tables?

a)

127 3/4

b)

25 1/4

c)

11 1/4

d)

2 2/3

4.

You always work at least forty hours a week and you get paid $8.25 per hour plus double-time for overtime. Your supervisor offers you a different job. He wants to put you on a straight salary of $330 per week. If you are only considering how much money you will make, which is the better job and why?

a)

The hourly rate job because it is a higher weekly salary.

b)

The hourly rate job because it pays extra for overtime.

c)

The salaried job because it is a higher weekly salary.

d)

The salaried job because there is no overtime.

5.

For your cellular phone service you pay a monthly service charge of $12.50 plus phone calls. The charge for calls made during peak hours (7 a.m. to 7 p.m.) is $.50 per call and the charge for calls made during off peak hours is $.30 per call. During the month of June you made 14 calls after 7 p.m. and 43 calls during regular business hours. How much is the phone bill for June?

a)

$19.90

b)

$32.40

c)

$36.50

d)

$38.20

6.

In the passage, what is the meaning of the term sick leave?

a)

time off from work due to illness

b)

earned vacation time

c)

additional work days

d)

paid doctor's visits

7.

According to the memo, what time will delivery workers leave Smithville with packages?

a)

1:00 pm

b)

2:00 pm

c)

3:00 pm

d)

4:00 pm

8.

According to the Ritco memo, how should packages for delivery be marked?

a)

with clearly written information

b)

with the name of the recipient

c)

with the work address of the recipient

d)

all of the above

9.

According to the passage, what is a possible effect of a snow storm?

a)

early pick up

b)

delayed pick up

c)

cancelled service

d)

no change in service

10.

What is the main purpose of the "Greenland Memorial Hospital" memo?

a)

inform employees who to call in case of bus route changes

b)

inform employees about potential bus route and schedule changes

c)

inform bus drivers about changes in the bus stops

d)

inform bus drivers to stay home on federal holidays and during bad weather

11.

What is the best title for the vertical axis of the graph?

a)

Number sold

b)

Employees

c)

Dollars

d)

Average Cost

12.

What is the main purpose of the pie graph?

a)

to show how much money corporate sources contributes

b)

to compare how much money the different sources contributed

c)

to display the number of gifts that were contributed

d)

to encourage more In-kind contributions

13.

Molly's daily calorie intake is 1,900 calories. Molly chooses to limit her daily calories from fat to 15%. How many grams of fat is Molly allowed per day?

a)

63g

b)

53g

c)

25g

d)

31g

14.

What region represented in this graph reached the highest sales?

a)

Northwest

b)

Northeast

c)

Southwest

d)

Southeast

15.

What is the shrink-swell potential for 81% sand and 19% clay soil?

a)

moderate

b)

low or low to moderate

c)

high

d)

moderate or moderate to high

16.

You have been late to work three times this week due to morning traffic. Your boss threatened to suspend you if the tardiness continues.

Read the following possible actions and decide which is the BEST way to handle the situation:

a)

Explain to your boss that it is not your fault that traffic is bad.

b)

Ask your boss to change your work hours so you can avoid traffic.

c)

Leave earlier so you can avoid the morning traffic.

d)

Continue as usual and hope that you do not get in trouble.

17.

You have been late to work three times this week due to morning traffic. Your boss threatened to suspend you if the tardiness continues.

Read the following possible actions and decide which is the WORST way to handle the situation:

a)

Explain to your boss that it is not your fault that traffic is bad.

b)

Ask your boss to change your work hours so you can avoid traffic.

c)

Leave earlier so you can avoid the morning traffic.

d)

Continue as usual and hope that you do not get in trouble.

18.

Office policy states that food may not be kept in the refrigerator overnight. You have planned a party for the office secretary and need to store food overnight. How should you handle this situation?

Read the following possible actions and decide which is the BEST way to handle the situation.

a)

Ignore office policy this once. It is a special occasion.

b)

Explain to your boss the need to store food overnight and ask for permission.

c)

Hide the food in the back of the refrigerator and hope that nobody notices.

d)

Cancel the party because food cannot be kept overnight.

19.

Office policy states that food may not be kept in the refrigerator overnight. You have planned a party for the office secretary and need to store food overnight. How should you handle this situation?

Read the following possible actions and decide which is the WORST way to handle the situation.

a)

Ignore office policy this once. It is a special occasion.

b)

Explain to your boss the need to store food overnight and ask for permission.

c)

Hide the food in the back of the refrigerator and hope that nobody notices.

d)

Cancel the party because food cannot be kept overnight.

20.

You have noticed that a co-worker has been coming in late and leaving early every day. You are working on a project together and this is impacting your ability to complete the project on time. How should you handle this situation?

Read the following possible actions and decide which is the BEST way to handle the situation.

a)

Tell your co-worker what time the workday begins and ends and demand he arrive on time.

b)

Explain your concern to your co-worker and ask that he make an effort to arrive on time and stay through the end of the work day.

c)

Ignore the situation because your supervisor should handle it.

d)

Tell your supervisor that your co-worker isn't doing his part on the project.

21.

You have noticed that a co-worker has been coming in late and leaving early every day. You are working on a project together and this is impacting your ability to complete the project on time. How should you handle this situation?

Read the following possible actions and decide which is the WORST way to handle the situation.

a)

Tell your co-worker what time the workday begins and ends and demand he arrive on time.

b)

Explain your concern to your co-worker and ask that he make an effort to arrive on time and stay through the end of the work day.

c)

Ignore the situation because your supervisor should handle it.

d)

Tell your supervisor that your co-worker isn't doing his part on the project.

22.

The company where you work has just started a new dress code policy. This policy states that all shirts must be heavily starched. Many employees are concerned about the increase in costs for wearing starched shirts from the dry cleaners. How should you handle this situation?

Read the following possible actions and decide which is the BEST way to handle the situation.

a)

Make a pact with your co-workers to boycott wearing starched shirts.

b)

Tell your supervisor the dress code policy is uncalled for and costs too much money.

c)

Wear the same starched shirt all week as a statement about the high laundry costs.

d)

Work with your co-workers and supervisor to develop a more cost-efficient dress code policy.

23.

The company where you work has just started a new dress code policy. This policy states that all shirts must be heavily starched. Many employees are concerned about the increase in costs for wearing starched shirts from the dry cleaners. How should you handle this situation?

Read the following possible actions and decide which is the WORST way to handle the situation.

a)

Make a pact with your co-workers to boycott wearing starched shirts.

b)

Tell your supervisor the dress code policy is uncalled for and costs too much money.

c)

Wear the same starched shirt all week as a statement about the high laundry costs.

d)

Work with your co-workers and supervisor to develop a more cost-efficient dress code policy.

24.

In the restroom, you overhear two co-workers gossiping about you.

Read the following possible actions and decide which is the BEST way to handle the situation.

a)

Ask the co-workers to please stop talking about you behind your back.

b)

Gossip about the two co-workers to someone else.

c)

Tell your supervisor that your co-workers were gossiping about you.

d)

Ignore the situation and hope it doesn't happen again.

25.

In the restroom, you overhear two co-workers gossiping about you.

Read the following possible actions and decide which is the WORST way to handle the situation.

a)

Ask the co-workers to please stop talking about you behind your back.

b)

Gossip about the two co-workers to someone else.

c)

Tell your supervisor that your co-workers were gossiping about you.

d)

Ignore the situation and hope it doesn't happen again.