Sample test questions and answers for the Royal Navy recruiting test. There are four separate parts of the test which you will need to complete and pass in order to move on to the next stage of the application process. These tests will measure your levels of:
• General Reasoning;
• Verbal Ability;
• Numerical Reasoning;
• Mechanical Comprehension.
2. ROYAL NAVY RECRUITING
TEST
There are four separate parts of the test which you will
need to complete and pass in order to move on to the
next stage of the application process. These tests will
measure your levels of:
• General Reasoning;
• Verbal Ability;
• Numerical Reasoning;
4. GENERAL REASONING TEST
On the day of your Royal Navy assessment, you will
have 9 minutes in which to answer the 30 questions
relating to Reasoning.
Let’s take a look at a couple of sample reasoning test
questions for the RN Recruiting Test…
5. Look at how the figure
changes from box 1
to box 2.
Apply the same
changes in order to
get the correct
answer.
6. Q1. Work out which option fits best in the missing
square in order to complete the sequence.
EXPLANATION = as the sequence progresses, the dots move
down one line each time, once the dot reaches the bottom it
goes back to the top.
12. VERBAL ABILITY TEST
Verbal Ability is a test used to assess a candidate’s ability
to recognise relationships between words and sentences.
Typical questions in relation to Verbal Ability include
completing the sentence, rephrasing sentences, grouping
words, word discrepancies and so on.
On the day of your RN assessment, you will have 9
minutes in which to answer 30 questions relating to
Verbal Ability.
13. Q1. Four of the following five sentences have the same meaning.
Which one sentence has a different meaning?
A – Mike spent £180 during his shopping trip.
B – During his shopping trip, Mike spent £180.
C – The shopping trip cost Mike £180.
D – Mike made £180 from his shopping trip.
E – A total of £180 was spent on Mikes shopping trip.
D
14. Q2. The word outside the brackets will only go with three of the words
inside the brackets, in order to form a longer word. Which ONE word will
it NOT go with?
Downout is NOT a word.
15. Q3. Which word does not have a similar
meaning to – result?
TIMER
?
17. NUMERICAL REASONING
TEST
The Numerical Reasoning part of the Royal Navy Recruiting test
is to assess your ability to make accurate calculations using
basic mathematical formulas including:
• Addition;
• Subtraction;
• Multiplication;
• Division;
• Percentages, Decimals and Fractions;
• Algebra;
• Area and Perimeter;
19. Q2. 42 out of 120 hospital patients have leg injuries.
What percentage of patients have leg injuries?
42 / 120 = 35%
20. Q3. The clock below reads 3pm. How many degrees will the small
(hour) hand have turned when the time reaches 8pm?
There’s 360 degrees in a full turn
360 / 12 = 30
Each one hour turn equals 30 degrees
ANSWER = 150 degrees
21. Q4. The clock below reads 3pm. How many degrees will the large
(minute) hand have turned when the time reaches 4pm?
TIMER
?
23. MECHANICAL
COMPREHENSION TEST
The Mechanical Comprehension part of the Royal
Navy Recruiting test is to assess your mechanical and
technical understanding.
These types of questions often relate to:
• Gears and Pulleys
• Springs
• Weights
• Levers
25. Q2. If wheel A rotates clockwise, which of the other wheels
will also rotate clockwise?
A. All of them
B. B, C, E, G and H
C. D and F
D. D, E and F