Before you begin the test, here is some information about our online equivalency test that will make things easier for you and will help you to pass your test more easily.

Our online equivalency test consists of a total of 100 simple and easy multiple choice questions. These questions are prepared by the educational experts at Belford University . This test will not require you to produce facts from memory, but rather you will be tested on your thought process. Our tests cover the questions from different areas of interests and you will find all types of analytical, quantitative and logical questions when you attempt the test for your desired degree program.

It is not necessary to take the complete test at a single session. At any stage of the test, you can leave and save the test to be completed later. To pass this test it is necessary that your average score is 70 or better. At the end of the test we will give you the option to view the correct answers along with your attempted right/wrong answers. You can take the test as many times as you want! All multiple choice questions are worth the same amount, and there is no penalty for guessing.

Sample Questions:
To give you an idea below are the sample questions of each section along with their answers.

Sample Questions

1. What is the shape of a molecule of NH3 ? Trigonal planar Pyramidal Tetrahedral Trigonal bipyramidal 2.   A deep-sea research module has a volume of 150 m3 . If ocean water has an average density of 1025 kg/m3 , what will be the buoyant force on the module when it is completely submerged in the water? (Note: The acceleration due to gravity is 9.8 m/ s2 .) 9.8 N 60 N 1 x 103 N 1.5 x 106 N 3. Small companies offer a new employee more responsibility, and there health benefits are generous. What correction should be made to this sentence? change companies to companys change responsibility to responsibility change there to their change are to is no correction is necessary 4.   Regional K-Mart stores are selling a specific shirt for $9.99. This method was selected because store managers believe that customers react better to these types of prices. This type of pricing may be categorized as: price leveling price discrimination odd-even pricing prestige pricing bait pricing 5.   A bicycle shop is planning on increasing the price of one of the bicycles it sells. The bicycle shop would hope that the price of substitute goods would decrease the price of complement goods would increase the good is an inferior good the price of complement goods would decrease the demand for the good is elastic

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