LANTITE Numeracy Practice Questions 1-10

First questions from the LANTITE Numeracy Practice test. Let me know if you have any queries or further questions you want me to look at.
Edit : My Answer to Question 6 is wrong. $15 per hour/part of an hour means that from 9.30am to 12noon is 3 x $15 = $45
The key words there is 'part of an hour' as soon as it goes over 2 hours, it will charge you 3 hours worth.
0:00 Question 1
1:24 Question 2
2:52 Question 3
4:47 Question 4
9:48 Question 5
11:21 Question 6 (should be $45)
12:33 Question 7
14:52 Question 8
15:44 Question 9
19:46 Question 10
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[@larajane7954]

fantastic - I am seeing that I do not read the entire question sometimes... hearing you talk us through it has shown me this! :)

[@danielgteaching1377]

It happens to everybody, even some of my answers as some viewers have corrected me on. If you know what you're doing for most questions you should be ok to pass LANTITE.

[@elizabethrose8275]

thank you :)

[@morsaltuber8296]

Thanks! Very helpful ❤️❤️

[@danielgteaching1377]

You're welcome. Let me know if there's any questions you would like me to do or if you you need further clarity with any.

[@katiebombardieri7533]

Should the answer to 12:16 be $45 because it's $15 for each hour or part of an hour?

[@brentontuckey2675]

i was thinking the same thing! Hopefully, Daniel comes back with an answer

[@joshuahancock7125]

I knew it 😂

[@danielgteaching1377]

You are 100% right I had overcomplicated it.

[@danielgteaching1377]

Sorry for taking so long to respond, I sometimes don't get notifications for comments, not really sure why.

[@pabitrabhattarai2263]

Yes that’s what i was thinking because it says part of an hour.

[@sunnyday2391]

Hi Daniel, can you tutor me for my lantite test I want to take near the end of this year? Can I email you?

[@danielgteaching1377]

Sure, [e-mail]

[@bokaizeng9695]

Why it is not 48 weeks in a year？

[@danielgteaching1377]

It would be 48 weeks in a year if every month was exactly 4 weeks each (28 days). As most months have 30 or 31 days, these extra days add up.. So each season (e.g. summer, winter etc) is 13 weeks each, and 4 seasons of 13 weeks is 52 weeks.
It is also common knowledge that in the gregorian calendar (the calendar that westerners use) we have 365 days (or 366 days in a leap year). This is because the earth takes about 365.25 days to revolve around the sun (365 and one quarter). This explains why every 4 years we give February an extra day.
If you divide 365 by 7, you will get just over 52.