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The BAT test contains 60 verbal, quantitative, logical, and general reasoning questions expected to be answered within 60 minutes. One minute per question. Whether this time will be adequate or not depends on how prepared you are.

The best way to determine your level of preparation is through past questions. That is why we prepared our British American Tobacco BAT Aptitude Tests Past Questions PDF material.

Preparing ahead with this material gives you an insight into the question format, helps you save more time,  and when you come across repeated questions, they become a bonus to you. 

Tips for Passing the BAT Test

• Know the question format.
• Practise past questions repeatedly like you are taking the real test.
• Manage your time wisely. If you are finding a question difficult, move to the next one.
• Read the instructions well and make sure you understand what you’re asked to do.

About the BAT Test Past Questions Quiz

We want you to pass this test in flying colours. That is why we created this quiz for free from several past BAT test questions as a first step in your preparations.

Taking this quiz will show you how prepared you are for the coming test and give you an idea of the complete BAT Test Past Questions and Answers Material. Then, you can judge if you truly need to use it for further preparations. Take this quiz now and start preparing for success!

Renaissance artists have developed art forms other than painting and drawing.

• True
• False
• Cannot Say

Marks Brothers is paying a dividend of $56.25 on each share. How much will PRH receive in dividends?

• $14,280
• $83,363
• $833,625
• $638,725
• $43,875

PRH holds 19% of the total number of shares. The total number of shares is 78,000. So PRH holds 0.19 x 78,000 = 14,820shares. Marks Brothers is paying a dividend of $56.25 on each share. Therefore, for 14,820 shares, PRH will receive 56.25 x 14820 = $833,625

What proportion of the medals won by France are Silver?

• 30%
• 50%
• 20%
• 60%
• 40%

Total medals won by France = 7+16+17 = 40. Total Silver medals = 16. Proportion = 16/40 = 40%

What is the cost of full coverage insurance for a female in her 50s as a percentage of the same insurance for a male in his 30s?

• 56%
• 45%
• 37%
• 69%
• 31%

Female in 50’s with full coverage insurance= 819.73. Male in 30’s with full coverage insurance = 1192.64. Percentage = 819.73 / 1192.64 = 68.7% = 69% Approximately.

The report attests to the urgency of a global consensus on lowering the rate of emissions.

• True
• False
• Cannot Say

How many more females than males are there in the 60 - 69 age category?

• 16 million
• 14 million
• 20 million
• 22 million
• 18 million

Number of females than males in the 60 – 69 category = 208-192 million = 16 million

Which of the following items showed the greatest percentage discount in price for buying in bulk?

• Jackets
• Fire Warden Caps
• Trousers
• Belts
• Rucksacks

From the table, buying in bulk would be purchases of more than 10. Jackets = 4/25 = 0.16 = 16%. Trousers = 3/15 = 0.2 = 20%. Rucksack= 2.5/22 = 1 % Belts = 1/5 = 0.2 = 20%. Fire Warden Caps = 2.5/10 = 0.25 = 25%. From the above, fire warden caps showed the greatest percentage discount.

If the revenue for Car Rental in 2004 was half that for Hotels in 2005 when Holiday Lettings accounted for 5.04m Euros, what was the revenue from Hotels in 2004?

• 1. 26m
• 2.10m
• 0.84m
• 1.05m
• 2.52m

In 2005, holiday lettings were 40% of Total (5.04m). 40% of the total = 5.04m, so total = 504/40(m) = 12.6m. In 2005, hotels = 20% of 12.6m = 2.52m. Revenue for car rental in 2004 is half of 2.52m and 2.52/2 = 1.26m i.e. 12% of 2004's total. 126/12 (m) = 10.5m. So revenue for hotels in 2004 = 20% of 10.5m = 2.10m.

The need for a greater understanding between nations is less today than ever before?

• True
• False
• Cannot Say

The floor of the forest was soft because the forest did not harden it on account of trees

• True
• False
• Cannot Say

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