Canada GCT2-314 Test - Full Course PrepPack (2025)



Master the Canada General Competency Test Level 2 (GCT2-314) with Confidence
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Improve Your Chances of Passing the Assessment With Our 50 Practice Tests, Containing Over 600 Questions

  • 10 Vocabulary Tests
  • 18 Figural Relations Tests
  • 11 Number and Letter Series Tests
  • 8 Numerical Problems Tests
  • 3 Analytical Reasoning Tests
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Canada GCT2-314 Test - Full Course PrepPack (2025)

GCT2-314 Sample Questions, Answers & Explanations

To help you get a better understanding of the Canada Post Assessment Test, we have gathered some sample questions and answers, including explanations, to give you an opportunity to practice and prepare for the test and interview.

 

Question type 1: Vocabulary

Since the climate in Siberia is so extreme, although this region accounts for most of Russia's land, it is ________ populated and is home to ___________ a third of the country's population.

 

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The correct answer is sparsely .. less than.

The word 'although' indicates that the sentence contains a contrast, so we need to find the answer choice which will create a surprising statement. If Siberia takes up most of Russia's territory, it would be logical if its population matched this percentage. But since Siberia's climate is so extreme, we can expect the population to be less than that.

When looking at the first missing word, we need to find a word that would make the sentence say that the population in Siberia is relatively small.
The word 'densely' does not make sense here.
The word 'coldly' also isn't relevant and doesn't describe a population.
The word 'sparsely' means thinly scattered, so it is a good option.
The words 'diversely' - which means made up of different ethnicities and background, and 'reliably' - which means accurately, are not related to the subject.

Therefore, we have only one good answer choice: sparsely .. less than.

Question type 2: Figural relations

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The arrow moves clockwise 45 degrees between the first and second diagrams. Between the second and third diagrams the arrow moves 90 degrees. To each diagram in the series an additional 45 degrees are added to the movement of the arrow. Therefore the arrow should move 180 degrees between the last diagram in the series and the missing diagram.

Question type 3: Number and letter series

Please choose one correct answer: 
143 | 275 | 198 | 176 | 242 | ?

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The correct answer is 2.

In each term, the middle digit is the sum of the other two:
143 -> 1+3 =4
275 -> 2+5 = 7
198 -> 1+8 = 9
176 -> 1+6 = 7
242 -> 2+2 = 4
The only option that follows this pattern is:
253 -> 2+3 = 5.

Note that other numbers can also be viable answers (such as 154, 374, elc.) but are not included in the answer choices.

Question type 4: Numerical Problems

Jack and Jill have 44 cookies together. Jack has three times more cookies than Jill, how many cookies does he have?

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If Jack has 3 times more cookies than Jill, we can build the following equation letting Jill be X and Jack be 3X:

3X+X=44

4X=44

X=11  

3X=33

Therefore, Jack has 33 cookies.

Question type 5: Analytical reasoning

Three travelers - John, Kate and Lenny - came back from three trips to the following countries: Mauritania, Nepal, Oman, Peru and Qatar. The countries each of them visited must be consistent with the following rules and conditions:

  • Each country was traveled by at least one of the travelers.
  • Each traveler took only one trip, during which he or she traveled to only two or three different countries.
  • Only one traveler traveled to Qatar.
  • Every traveler who traveled to Mauritania also traveled to Nepal.
  • A traveler who traveled to Qatar did not travel to Peru.
  • John traveled to all the countries Kate traveled to.

If Kate traveled to three countries, then which one of the following must be true?

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The correct answer here is the only answer that is necessarily true. This means that the four wrong answer choices are either impossible, or plausible but not mandatory.

If Kate traveled to three countries, it means that John traveled to exactly the same countries - no more (traveling to 4 countries violates the rules) and no less (K → J).
Kate, and therefore John, cannot travel to Qatar (note derivatives), so Lenny must have traveled to Qatar. Because whoever traveled to Qatar cannot travel to Peru, it must be Kate and John who traveled to Peru.
The correct answer is (A).

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