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Qiyas / ETEC (Saudi Arabia)Extended Practice

GAT Quantitative & Verbal Aptitude

Senior High 8 questions
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What gat quantitative & verbal aptitude means

Quantitative and verbal reasoning practice for the Qiyas General Aptitude Test (GAT).

Worked example

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Question

If 5 pens cost 20 riyals, how much do 8 pens cost?

  • 28 riyals
  • 30 riyals
  • 32 riyals
  • 40 riyals
Answer: 32 riyals

Working: Each pen costs 4 riyals; 8 × 4 = 32 riyals.

Curriculum and exam alignment

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Related skills

Other Extended Practice skills in Qiyas / ETEC (Saudi Arabia), at the same point in the course.

Other Qiyas / ETEC (Saudi Arabia) topics

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Exams that assess gat quantitative & verbal aptitude

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