Free EIAT Practice Test Questions
Numerical Reasoning (Math) Sample Questions
The EIAT math section has 25-35 questions on Basic math, Fractions, and Decimals. You will not be allowed to use a calculator, meaning your math skills will need to be on point.
1. Elevator Industry Aptitude Test Practice Sample Question #1 (Basic Math).
5732 x 0.001 = ?
A. 573.2
B. 57.32
C. 5.732
D. 0.5732
E. 0.05732
Answer:
A quick and simple trick to follow - the decimal point moves an equal amount of places on each side of the product in the opposite direction:
5732 x 0.001 =
= 573.2 x 0.01
= 57.32 x 0.1
= 5.732 x 1
= 5.732 - The answer is C.
2. Elevator Industry Aptitude Test Practice Sample Question #2 (Basic Math)
142 x 37 = ?
A. 3,742
B. 5,180
C. 5,254
D. 2,744
E. 4,211
Answer:
A straightforward calculation is going to take quite a lot of time here. So, let's use shortcut methods instead.
2 x 7 = 14 → The last digit is 4.
Therefore, the answer should be either C (5,244) or D (2,744).
Now, let’s combine this method with the “first digit method”.
In our case:
1(00) x 3(0) = 3(000) = 3,000
Since 142 x 37 > 100 x 30, the result should be larger than 3,000 → C (5,254)
3. Elevator Industry Aptitude Test Practice Sample Question #3 (Fractions and Decimals)
0.55 - 2/10 = ?
A. 3/10
B. 7/20
C. 35/55
D. 53/100
E. 2/5
Answer:
0.55 - 2/10 = 55/100 - 20/100
= 35/100
Simplify by dividing 35/100 by 5
= 7/20 - The answer is B.
4. Elevator Industry Aptitude Test Practice Sample Question #4 (Fractions and Decimals)
13/4 x 26/7 = ?
A. 2.87
B. 3.25
C. 3.28
D. 4.5
E. 5
Answer:
This is a classic question for the estimation method.
13/4 x 26/7 ~ 1.75 x 3 = 5.25
Since 26/7 < 3, the final result will be a little less than 5.25, namely 5.
This final result may surprise you at first glance, but you may calculate this and see it for yourself.
To fully master such methods, you must be practiced and experienced with them.
💡Tip: Under time pressure, as illustrated in question 1, it's advisable to use shortcuts when working without a calculator. For instance, when handling decimals and fractions, it's simpler to convert them to whole numbers for easier calculations. Afterward, return the decimal point to its original position to obtain the correct answer.
The EIAT Test Practice Pack is full of calculation tips and solving shortcuts specifically designed to address the challenges of the numerical reasoning section of the test and elevate the numerical abilities you will need as an elevator mechanic. With more than 70 Numerical Reasoning Questions, You are sure to improve your skills and be on your way to passing the test.
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Mechanical Aptitude Practice Questions
Mechanical Aptitude - Gears
5. In which direction will the swings tilt?
A. A – Up; B – Down
B. A – Down; B – Up
C. Both Up
D. Both Down
Answer:
In order to determine in which direction the swings tilt, we will need to determine the rotation direction of each gear that comes in contact with the swing. They are marked in the picture below as gears A and B.
Counting the gears from the red gear to gear A, we see there are 8 gears. Therefore, the red gear and gear A rotate in the same direction – counterclockwise. That rotation will cause the right arm of swing A to tilt downwards (blue arrow), and therefore the opposite side will tilt upwards.
In the same manner, there are 7 gears between the red gear and gear B, and therefore it will rotate in the opposite direction – clockwise. That will tilt the right arm of the swing upwards, causing the left side to tilt downwards. Therefore, the correct answer is A.
Mechanical Aptitude- Force and Torque
6. Which cyclist has to pedal harder in order to go up the ramp?
A. a
B. b
C. The same
Answer:
In this question, we are asked which rider would need to pedal harder in order to climb the ramp.
We can see that though the ramps are of different lengths, the height of the logs in both cases is the same. For this reason, we should understand that the shorter ramp will be steeper. As is known from daily life, it is harder to pedal up a steeper incline.
Since in Figure B, the length is shorter and the incline is greater, it would be harder to pedal up the ramp. Therefore, choice B is the correct answer.
Mechanical Aptitude - Wheels and Pulleys
7. Which tractor has to drive farther in order to bring the boat to shore?
A. 1
B. 2
C. The same
Answer:
Tractor 2 will drive in a straight horizontal heading, in the same direction as the boat is from the shore. This is the shortest line possible.
Tractor 1 will also drive in a horizontal line, but as it is tied to the boat diagonally it will therefore pull the boat over a larger distance. However, tractor 1 will have to apply less force due to the mechanical help from the rock (the same as in a movable pulley).
Mechanical Aptitude - Cogwheels
8. Which way will the bottom cogwheel rotate?
A. a
B. b
C. c
Answer:
When contact is made between the rack (toothed belt) and the cogwheels, a conversion from a linear velocity to an angular velocity occurs. The location of the point of contact is critical.
The point of contact between the red cogwheel and the rack is in the lower part of the red cogwheel. The counterclockwise angular velocity induces a linear velocity to the right.
The point of contact between the grey cogwheel and the rack is in the grey cogwheel's upper part. The linear velocity to the right (determined by the rack) induces an angular velocity in a clockwise direction. The process can be exemplified by the blue arrows, which show where each part of the wheel is moving under the rotation conditions:
Remember the physical principle: When converting the linear velocity of a rack to the angular velocity, “translate” the rotation into arrows and follow the directions.
The correct answer is A.
💡Tip: The mechanical reasoning questions in the Elevator Aptitude Test are often worded in a way that can be confusing and ambiguous, making even simple questions challenging. Therefore, it's crucial to base your answers on mechanical principles rather than relying on intuition.
Take question #6 as an example. One might think that answer A is correct because riding a bike for 15 feet seems more challenging than 12 feet. However, the primary focus of this question is actually on understanding the concept of slope.
The JobTestPrep EIAT PrepPack includes practice tests that simulate the actual EIAT test rules and intentions and can help you avoid these pitfalls.
Verbal Reasoning Sample Questions
The Elevator Aptitude Test Verbal Reasoning section has 25-35 questions on vocabulary, sentence completion, and reading comprehension.
Sentence Completion
9. "Since each person is ___________, collaborating as a team can bring __________ results."
A. talent … better
B. unique … superior
C. identical … inferior
D. different … continuous
Answer:
Since every person is unique (special), collaborating (working together) as a team can bring superior (better) results.
The first pair of words is not a good match because "talent" is a noun while the sentence calls for an adjective describing the person.
The third pair is incorrect because all people are not identical.
The fourth pair is incorrect because the adjective "continuous" does not make sense in the context of the sentence.
The last pair is incorrect because the word "diversity" is a noun and not an adjective.
Therefore, the correct answer is B - unique ... superior.
Sentence Completion
10. "The boy was filled with _______ when he saw that his sister broke his favorite toy."
A. Wrath
B. Joy
C. Confusion
D. Doubt
E. Ambition
Answer:
The correct answer is A - wrath, which means anger.
According to the sentence, the boy’s sister broke his favorite toy. We can therefore assume that the boy was filled with a negative emotion. Wrath is a negative emotion, and it fits the context of the sentence.
In case we do not know the word wrath, we can eliminate joy and ambition, which are both positive words. Confusion is not necessarily a negative emotion, and does not fit the sentence as much as wrath. Doubt means uncertainty, which is can also be marked as incorrect.
Grammar & Spelling
11. "Touch ID is ____ quite an elegant solution to an ever more ____ problem."
A. actually, singnificant
B. actully, signifikant
C. achtually, sigmificant
D. actually, significant
E. None of these
Answer:
The correct answer is D. Touch ID is actually quite an elegant solution to an ever more significant problem.
Incorrect Answers:
B and C can be eliminated because of the misspelling of 'actually'.
A has 'significant' misspelled.
Sentence Completion
12. "____ say this is causing ____ damage to the population".
A. experts, profound
B. Experts, profound
C. Expert, profaund
D. Excerpts, profount
E. None of these
Answer:
Experts say this is causing profound damage to the population.
💡Tip: In the verbal reasoning section, if you're unsure about the correct answer for a sentence completion question, it's helpful to use the process of elimination.
Take question 9 as an example: Answer A 'talent… better' can be ruled out due to grammatical errors, while answer C 'Identical… Inferior' can be dismissed because it doesn't make logical sense. The bottom line, begin by assessing the grammar of each option and then determine if its logic aligns with the question.
You can find more tips and strategies to solve verbal reasoning questions in the JobTestPrep EIAT preparation. The verbal section includes a total of 5 practice tests and 90 detailed questions, answers, and explanations.
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EIAT Tools Practice Questions
The EIAT has a separate tool assessment that's not part of the main EIAT score. This tool assessment will be given immediately after the aptitude test. It contains questions about the names and uses of tools like diagonal cutters, tape measures, and lineman's pliers, as well as topics on meter reading. Your performance on this tool assessment will influence your interview score.
13. Which of the items above is used for determining whether an item is horizontal?
A. 2
B. 4
C. 1
D. 5
Answer:
The object presented in image 1 is a level. A level is a device designed to indicate whether an object is horizontal or vertical. It consists of a vial filled with a liquid that leaves an air bubble; the vial slightly curves upwards so that the bubble naturally rests in the middle, the highest point. When the device is slightly inclined, the bubble shifts to the side and away from the marked center.
The tool presented in image 4 is a square, which measures whether an object has a right angle but Isn't able to test whether it is leveled.
The tool presented in image 5 is a C-clamp, which is used for holding objects in place.
The object presented in image 2 is a wrench, which is used for tightening and loosening bolts.
The level is the only device that incorporates a gravity-dependent feature: the air bubble, which changes its position in the tube according to the highest point.
The correct answer is (C).
Auto and Shop
14. A "Phillips" and a "flathead" refer to types of what tool?
A. Wrenches
B. Pliers
C. Screwdrivers
D. Hammers
Answer:
These are types of screwdriver heads. Phillips has a cross shape, while flathead is a straight line.
The correct answer is C.
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Step 1: You start with a full EIAT diagnostic test that examines your current solving ability and provides a clear picture of your current strengths and weaknesses.
Step 2: After that, you undertake practice tests provided in the mechanical, verbal, and numerical sections. The idea is that you tailor your study strategy based on your diagnostic scores beginning with areas needing the most improvement and gradually moving to more difficult subjects.
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