what types of math questions are on the Canadian forces aptitude test?

Answer 1

VERY basic ones.

i took the test about 20 years ago for basic enlisted grunt.

the hardest question was to figur out the volume of a trench that was 18"x24"x12' long.

Another involved counting (or multiplying) seven rows of nine dots arranged in a parallelagram shape.

The biggest worry is to not freak out if you get stuck on a question, just move on.

If you have grade 6 or better math skills, you can ace the test, you can pass it with far less than that. But the more educated you are, the better a soldier you will be. Trust me.

Moral: you do not to be Stephen Hawking to fire weapons!

Good Luck!

Answer 2

All of the questions are multiple choice, and most are patterns like this example taken from the recruiting website.

b) What number comes next in the following series? 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11,

(A) 12 (B) 10 (C) 13 (D) 9

ANSWER: The correct answer is (C).

There are quite a few questions and you only have a minute to figure out each one, but you aren't penalized for wrong answers so it's better to guess than leave it blank.

Answer 3

They probably ask questions like how to have proper form when riding a horse, and if you can wash your bright red coat with whites without the whites turning pink.