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Aptitudes Rating Our Aptitudes

Verbal Written Expression Public Speaking Understanding Written and Spoken Language Reading Comprehension

Numerical Mathematical Accuracy Solving Word Problems Data Interpretation Working with Mathematical Formulas

Clerical Finding/Understanding Written Information Sorting/Classifying Proofreading Recording numerical data

Manual Dexterity Hand/Eye Coordination Reaction Time Small Motor Skills/Manipulation Range of Mobility

Mechanical Reasoning Knowledge of Tools/Usage Understanding of Wheels/Gears/Pulleys Understanding Height/Weight/Shape/ Volume/Balance Efficient Work Process

Spatial Visualization Visualization of: Geometric Forms 3-D Objects in 2-D Patterns 3-D Object’s Hidden Surfaces