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4 t(n1)=t(n1)+s:
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2 u-store+n1:
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1 w(addr)-n1:
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1 the means are lawful.][[Petty laws breed great crimes.][[The reasons of the strongest are often the best.][[A good horse should seldom be spurred.][[Law is the tyrant of man.][[The end justifies the means.][[The arguments of the strongest carry the most weight.][[Power passes to the best from the inferior.][[When the cat's away the mice will play.][[A bird is known by its feathers.][[You cannot change human nature.][[Once a gentleman, always a gentleman.][[Like father, like son.][[Far from eye, far from heart.][[A man's character is revealed by his speech.][[Necessity will teach a stupid man to be wise.][[Dogs bark as they are reared.][[An old dog cannot change his way of barking.][[An occasion lost cannot be redeemed.][[People strive to give to him who already has.][[Easy come, easy go.][[What will be, will be.][[No pleasure without pain.][[To be poor and content is to be rich and rich enough.][[Life is a battle.][[Every day should be passed as if it were to be our last.][[No day passes without some grief.
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1 competent co-workers.][[Fun and relaxation with co-workers.][[Competition.][[Demands of clients or patients.][[Demands of supervisors.][[Intellectual challenge.][[Variety of activities required.][[Chance to improve skills.][[Chance to do research.][[Physical fatigue.][[Pressure on job.][[Hours.][[Opportunuity to use learned skills.][[Opportunity to use aptitudes and abilities.][[Opportunity to use education.][[Fulfilment of personal needs.][[Feeling of achievement.][[Feeling of being needed.][[Feeling of accomplishment.][[Full credit for work done.][[Thanks from those you benefit.][[Recognition from your supervisors.][[Recognition from your peers.][[Personal satisfaction of job well done.][[Chance to see results of work.][[Chance to follow job through to its conclusion.][[Chance to evaluate own work.][[Chance to evaluate work of others.][[Opportunity to use initiative.][[Freedom to make decisions.][[Personal autonomy.][[Freedom to use own judgement.][[Opportunity to do socially significant tasks.][[Opportun
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1 and love beauty and luxury.][Type in your answer.]What number follows logically in this series.]2,3,5,9,17,?]
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1 ]The old saying
1 Tie $30
1 Synthesist.
1 Sweater $70
1 Social Anxiety
1 Select by moving the highlight and pressing RETURN or FIRE.]In the group of words below, which two words are most nearly opposite in meaning?
1 Satisfaction Level.
1 Ring $]Study the four drawings in the top row. Which of the four drawings in the bottom row should appear next in the series?]|00]|01^00]The arrows represent a simple code. What common English word do they spell?]|02]Type in your answer.]In the square below, a rule applies both from top to bottom and from left to right. Find the rule and figure out the missing number. Note: the example and the square below follow different rules:]Example:
1 Right Brain.
1 Raincoat $80
1 Public Self-consciousness
1 Private Self-consciousness
1 Pragmatist
1 Left Brain.
1 How satisfied are you about these aspects of your job?]Your earnings.]@Satisfied.
1 Hat is to head as]@spout
1 General Self-consciousness
1 For the following questions,indicate how much each statement applies to you. Move the cursor to a box andgive a value from 1 (least like you) to 5 (most like you). Z
1 Executive Potential.
1 Example: MAT, linoleum, floor, RUG]@beam
1 Example: HEAVY, large, flat, LIGHT, bright]@punish
1 Earrings $10
1 Created with Ramsoft MakeTZX
1 Chain $6
1 Bracelet $4
1 Blouse $]Which plate in the bottom row belongs next in the series in the top row?]|12]|13^06]]What number logically comes next in this series?]7,12,27,72,?]
1 @silver]Which figure in the lower row should appear next in the series of figures in the upper row?]|07]|08^03]]If a x b=24
1 @perimeter]]If Doris turns either left or right at the stop sign, she will run out of petrol before reaching a garage. She has already gone too far past the last garage to turn around and return to it. She does not see a garage ahead of her. Therefore:]@Doris may run out of petrol.
1 @lid]For the following questions, indicate how much each statement applies to you. Move the cursor to a box and give a value from 1 (least like you) to 5 (most like you).]]@Press RETURN or fire to continue.]]For me, charts or graphs in a book or article are usually:]
1 @lash]]Complete the following analogy by typing one word on the line. (HINT Word ends in 'K'.)]Skull is to brain as shell is to : ]Complete this diagram.]|18]|19^10]]'A stream cannot rise higher than its source' means:]@You decline after achieving your highest level.
1 @hypotenuse
1 @determine]]Figure out the rule that is used to determine the prices below and find the price of the last item.]Watch $46
1 @Your stream of consciousness is highly resourceful.
1 @Your stream of achievement is limited by your background.]Choose the two words that have the same relationship as the two words in the first phrase.]
1 @Why the task is worth doing.
1 @Who wants the task done and when.
1 @What is the immediate benefit of doing the task.]]I usually learn the most about how to do something new by:]@Understanding how it is related to other things I know.
1 @What effect it may have on other tasks.
1 @Usually disagree.
1 @Usually agree.
1 @Useful, if they raise questions about the narrative.
1 @Useful, if they clearly display the important facts.
1 @Useful, if supported and explained by the narrative.
1 @Trying to formulate the problem as thoroughly as possible.]]If I were to gather information from neighbours about a community concern, I would prefer to:]@Meet with them individually and ask specific questions.
1 @Try to find the best procedure for solving it.]]Generally speaking, I am most inclined to:]@Find existing methods that work.
1 @Think of a number of opposing ways to solve it.
1 @The good struggle against the best.]]|14]|15^07]]In an IQ test: Celia scored higher than Carol, but Allan scored higher than Celia. Celia outscored Alex, but Allan outscored Carol. Sharon scored lower than Allan:]@Celia scored higher than Alex but lower than Carol.
1 @The Carsons.
1 @Teeth.]]Select the two figures in the following series that represent mirror images of each other.]|17^09]]What is the next number in this series?]21,20,18,15,11,?]]Choose the two words that have the same relation as the two words in the first phrase.Eyelid is to eye as]@window
1 @Streams of knowledge can't come from high sources.
1 @Starting to practise it as soon as possible.
1 @Speculating about what the possible outcomes might be.
1 @Speculate about how dissimilar methods might work together.
1 @Sharon scored higher than Carol.
1 @P is above O.
1 @O is above P.]]In the group of words below, which two words are most similar in meaning?
1 @O is above N.
1 @Not satisfied.
1 @Not applicable.][Financial security.][[Prospects for a comfortable retirement.][[Prospects for future earnings.][[Time for recreation and/or family activities.][[Opportunities for travel.][[Time for travel.][[Community in which you live.][[Your prestige on the job.][[Opportunities for promotion.][[Prestige in your profession.][[Administrative details of job.][[Committee work required.][[Written reports necessary.][[Non-professional aspects of the job.][[Routine activities of the job.][[Time for study in your field.][[Opportunity to advance professionally.][[Opportunity to talk shop.][[Opportunity to direct work of others.][[Opportunity to help in policy making.][[Opportunity to be your own boss.][[Interesting co-workers.][[Intelligent,
1 @None of the above is true.]]Select the two figures in the following series that represent mirror images of each other.]|11^05]]Determine what process was followed in arriving at the prices below and find the price of the last item:]Skirt $50
1 @None of the above is definitely true.]What number follows logically in this series?]9,12,21,48,?]@69
1 @No][You are spontaneous and sometimes jump to conclusions.][[You like to put things in a sequence or order.][[You love to daydream, and your dreams at night are real and very alive.][[You are very logical and you can usually see the motivation behind people's behaviour.][[You like art, music, dance and creative expression.][[You can speak a few words in several languages.][[You don't have a good conception of time.][[You usually have the words to describe your feelings.][[You often make judgements based on your feelings rather than evidence.][[You categorize things easily, and your files are always in perfect order.][[Sometimes you have the feeling you've seen something or been somewhere in another life.][[You like to make sense out of nonsense - you can interpret one person's thoughts to another.][[You often have hunches and you follow your instincts.][[You are objective in your opinions; you try to get the facts before making any decisions.][[You are visual; you get impressions of places in colour and fo
1 @No more or less useful than other material.]]If I were asked to do a research project, I would probably start by:]@Trying to fit the project into a broad perspective.
1 @Nearly always disagree.][A person may be educated beyond his intelligence.][[Too much and too little education hinders the mind.][[It is better to know something about everything than all about one thing.][[He who knows most, believes least.][[It is just as well to be ignorant of many things.][[Money talks.][[The stronger more often wins.][[He who demands does not command.][[An increase of power brings an increase of wealth.][[When the end is lawful
1 @More useful than the narrative, if they are accurate.
1 @Meet informally with key people to get their ideas.
1 @Look for ways to get the problem solved quickly.
1 @Look for ways that others might have solved it.
1 @Listening to differing views about how it is done.
1 @Joe can outlift Sam by more than he can outlift Steve.
1 @Joe can outlift Sam but can't outlift Steve.
1 @Interview them in small groups and ask general questions.
1 @Impossible to tell.]]Wall is to window as face is to]@Skin.
1 @I am Barbara.]]In a row of four houses, the Whites live next to the Carsons but not next to the Reeds. If the Reeds do not live next to the Lanes who are the Lanes's nextdoor neighbours?]@The Whites
1 @Hold an open meeting and ask them to air their views.
1 @Her mother.
1 @Her granddaughter.
1 @Her daughter.
1 @Having someone show me how to do it.
1 @Having been told it would be useful by someone I respect.
1 @Have no particular feelings one way or the other.
1 @Generally uncharacteristic.
1 @Generally characteristic.
1 @Find ways to make existing methods work in a new way.
1 @Figure out how existing methods ought to work.]
1 @False][I never hesitate to go out of my way to help someone in trouble.][[It is sometimes hard for me to go on with my work if I am not encouraged.][[I have never intensely disliked anyone.][[On occasions I have had doubts about my ability to succeed in life.][[I sometimes feel resentful when I don't get my way.][[I am always careful about my manner of dress.][[My table manners at home are as good as when I eat out in a restaurant.][[If I could get into a concert without paying and be sure I was not seen, I would probably do it.][[On a few occasions, I have given up doing something because I thought too little of my ability.][[I like to gossip at times.][[There have been times when I felt like rebelling against people in authority even though I knew they were right.][[No matter whom I'm talking to, I'm always a good listener.][[I can remember pretending I was ill in order to get out of something.][[There have been occasions when I took advantage of someone.][[I'm always willing to admit it when I make a mi
1 @Extremely characteristic.][I'm concerned about my style of doing things.][[Generally, I'm very aware of myself.][[It takes me time to overcome my shyness in new situations.][[I reflect about myself a lot.][[I'm concerned about the way I present myself.][[I'm often the subject of my own fantasies.][[I have trouble working when someone is watching me.][[I constantly scrutinize myself.][[I get embarrassed very easily.][[I'm self-conscious about the way I look.][[I find it hard to talk to strangers.][[I'm generally attentive to my inner feelings.][[I usually worry about making a good impression.][[I'm constantly examining my motives.][[I feel anxious when I speak in front of a large group.][[One of the last things I do before I leave the house is look in the mirror.][[I sometimes have the feeling that I'm off somewhere watching myself.][[I'm concerned what other people think of me.][[I'm alert to changes in my mood.][[I'm usually aware of my appearance.][[I'm aware of the way my mind works when I work through
1 @Equally characteristic and uncharacteristic.
1 @Doris will run out of petrol.
1 @Doris should not have taken this route.]]Find the number that logically completes this series:]1,2,6,12,36,?]Which building in the bottom row logically comes next in the series that is shown in the top row?]|05]|06^02]]M is above N and O. N is above O and below P. Therefore:]@M is not above O and P.
1 @Don't like but can put up with.
1 @Don't invest in a losing proposition.
1 @Don't gamble; think of the future.
1 @Don't borrow to gamble.]]Sam, Fred, Steve and Joe are weightlifters. Joe can outlift Steve and Fred can outlift Joe. Steve can outlift Sam. Therefore:]@Both Sam and Fred can outlift Joe.
1 @Don't accept less than your best.
1 @Discover new and better methods.
1 @Determining whether or not the project should be done.
1 @Deciding if I can do it alone or will need help.
1 @Curiosity to learn more about the specific subject.]]When I approach a technical problem, I am most likely to:]@Try to relate it to a broader problem or theory.
1 @Consider myself fortunate.][Your facial complexion.][[Your appetite.][[Your
1 @Celia outscored Alex by more than she outscored Carol.
1 @Both the Whites and the Carsons.
1 @Both Alex and Allan outscored Celia.
1 @Book]]If Barbara's daughter is my daughter's mother, what am I to Barbara?]@Her grandmother.
1 @Be good to your best enemy.
1 @Ask them to bring me all the relevant information they have.]]When I have a task to do, the first thing I want to know is:]@What the best method is for getting the task done.
1 @Analysing how to do it the best way.]]If I were to be tested or examined, I would prefer:]@Objective, problem-orientated questions on the subject.
1 @An oral-visual presentation covering what I know.
1 @An informal report on how I applied what I have learned.
1 @Am satisfied.
1 @A written report covering the background, theory and method.]]If I read a book outside my field, I am most likely to do so because of:]@An interest in improving my professional knowledge.
1 @A desire to get outside my field for a change.
1 @A desire to extend my general knowledge.
1 @A debate with others who are also being tested.
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1 @824]Complete the top series with one of the figures from below.]|09]|10^04]]'Don't throw good money after bad' means:]@Take your loss and walk away from it.
1 @144]Which one of the diagrams in the bottom row can be turned over or rotated to become the same as the diagram below?]]|16^08]]In the group of words below, choose the two words that are most nearly alike in meaning.]@Tale
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1 dogs.][[Deep water.][[Being with a member of the opposite sex.][[Stinging insects.][[Untimely or early death.][[Losing a job.][[Car accidents.][Select the response which best reflects your feelings.]Your hair.]@Have strong feelings and wish change could somehow be made.
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