I've already expressed my dislike for this test, but here are the answers I had. So looking at this, for each one, I will call the top selection #1, then increasing as you go down.
Here goes (19 is the one I def missed the first time around - just plain poor reading skills):
1 3 The red at the top gets inverted inside, and the yellow out - also the shape change - the bottom mirrors that
2 2 The others stand on 4 feet and aren't marsupials
3 4 49 ius next because you are looking at a descending set of squares - 12, 11, 10, 8, and next would be 7 (49)
4 5 It is setting up a contradiction, so to say a negative term followed by a negative term wouldn't follow a contradiction - tempting would be the most positive adjective there - although poetically you could argue noxious, but not on here.
5 2 a hand goes into a sporting glove, and a foot goes into a sporting shoe - an ice skate (looks like hockey specific to me, but what do I know)
6 4 upright triangles go to sideways circles, so upright circles will go to sideways triangles
7 1 you are again looking at squares. 400 is the square of 20, 100 the square of 10, 2500 the square of 50 - the others don't have even squares - but 900 does (30)
8 3 a fallacy is a lie or falsehood, so a argument that is fallacious is false
9 2 the letters rearrange to ENGLAND and that is a country
10 4 Rocket (and now I'm humming Astro Jones) - if you look at the first phrase and the second phrase - they both have "Necor" and only share the translated word "Danger" - so that means Danger. Then if you do the same with the first and last phrase, Buldon is Explosion - so in the first phrase, that only leaves "Rocket" left.
11 2 false. Venn diagram time. Wicks and slicks overlap, and snicks and slicks overlap - but the final point is false because wicks and snicks aren't a definite overlap, just a possible overlap.
12 4 can't tell. You know that Ann is taller than Jill and Kelly - but you don't know by how much or the relation of the other two - so you can't infer their relationship from the data given.
13 2 if he is 4, and his sister is 3 times that age, then she is 12. when he is 12, that is 8 years later, and 12 + 8 = 20.
14 1 while this isn't necessarily grounded in reality, it is another Venn diagram.
15 2 5 - basic math. If one girl caught 4 times as much as the other, then you can do x + 4x = 25, then solve for x - which in this case is Jen, and the answer.
16 3 Inept is someone that is worthless at something - so the opposite is Skillful.
17 3 it went 28 miles in 30 mins - if you want miles per hour, then you need to get the time to an hour, and then adjust the distance accordingly to be the rate of speed… so 30*2 = 60, then 28*2 = 56
18 1 true = more Venn diagrams
19 3 99 - if she is 50th best, then she is in the top 50 (but at the end). If she is 50th worst (the worst being last, the 50th being 49 people away from that) then there will be overlap. It can't be 50 students total because then she would be 50th best and 1st worst. it can't be 75 because she would be 50th worst and then there isn't room to be in the same place for both. 99 allows this with the overlap to be 50th either direction. she is at 50 with 49 people that are better than her, and 49 people worse - so she falls at the 50th worst and 50th best.
20 2 Sandy doesn't start out as fast, but wins. Say the distance between x and y is 60 miles. Then Jack took 2 hours to go x to y, and then 6 hours to get back, for a total of 8 hours. Sandy took 3 hours to go x to y, and 3 hours to get back, for a total of 6 hours. she wins.
not sure how that will format - the server seems to be down for now, so I will do the other 20 when I can get back in