Relax...these tests aren't that hard.  If you can't pass this blind, you probably don't belong in the business anyway.  From what I hear, it's composed of some fairly basic math and common sense type questions.

thanks... I always panic... I have been in the business 10 years, on domestic and international side and I have one of my lic. but I hate tests... and even more ones I have no clue about.

Granted... I am better in the sales and I usually can refer the business or get advise from bloomberg... hahahaha

thanks... any tips?

As long as they don't make him spell "does".

You'll do fine. These are the sorts of tests they use to screen  persons while making sure they have a "reason" to have done so.

Whomitmayconcern: I hope your company doesn’t make you take a grammar test because the period in “does” goes inside the quotations – like this “does.”

[quote=derekgaddy]Whomitmayconcern: I hope your company doesn’t make you take a grammar test because the period in “does” goes inside the quotations – like this “does.”[/quote]

NO derek.  Get your facts straight.  In the context used by whomit, the period goes OUTSIDE the quotes because the quotation marks are not used to signify that you are quoting someone else, but to place emphasis on the word “does”.

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thanks… any tips?

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[quote=derekgaddy]Whomitmayconcern: I hope your company doesn’t make you take a grammar test because the period in “does” goes inside the quotations – like this “does.”[/quote]

NO derek.  Get your facts straight.  In the context used by whomit, the period goes OUTSIDE the quotes because the quotation marks are not used to signify that you are quoting someone else, but to place emphasis on the word “does”.
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Sorry, but Derek was absolutely correct.  Periods ALWAYS go inside quotations.  There are no exceptions to this rule.  Context only matters in the placement of question marks.