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Wonderlic SLEC Test Prep Study Guide featuring 50 practice questions with answers and detailed rationales. This comprehensive practice workbook is designed to help students strengthen the reasoning, vocabulary, mathematical and problem-solving skills commonly tested in Wonderlic-style assessments. The 42-page study guide includes practice questions covering: • Numerical Reasoning • Verbal Reasoning • Logical Reasoning • Vocabulary • Verbal Analogies • Number Series • Visual & Spatial Reasoning • Visual & Graph Reasoning • Pattern Recognition • General Knowledge • Dates & Ordering • Attention to Detail Each question is followed by the correct answer and an explanation or rationale, helping you understand how to approach different question types instead of simply memorising answers.

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Practice Set: Questions 1–50

VERBAL REASONING




1. The words GAWKY and MALADROIT have ____ meanings.

A. Similar
B. Contradictory
C. Unrelated


Correct answer: A. Similar

Why: Gawky means awkward, clumsy, or ungainly. Maladroit means clumsy, awkward, or unskillful.
The meanings are similar.



NUMERICAL REASONING




2. A set of 4 eggs costs $2.75. How much will 12 eggs cost at the same rate?

A. $8.45
B. $8.25
C. $7.95
D. $11.00
E. $11.75


Correct answer: B. $8.25

Why: Twelve eggs is three groups of four. Multiply $2.75 × 3 = $8.25.




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3. Emma and Anna went to the market to buy 25 fruits. Emma bought apples for $2 each, and
Anna bought oranges for $3 each. Their combined total was $60. How many oranges did Anna
buy?

A. 5
B. 10
C. 15
D. 20
E. 25


Correct answer: B. 10

Why: Let x be oranges and 25 − x be apples. Then 3x + 2(25 − x) = 60. So x + 50 = 60, giving x = 10



4. What is the next number in the series?
83, 121, 159, 197, 235, ____

A. 253
B. 263
C. 273
D. 283
Your answer: ____________________

Correct answer: C. 273

Why: Each term increases by 38. Therefore, 235 + 38 = 273.




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