Data Interpretation: A Year of Quarterly Product Sales Quiz — 5 Free Questions

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GreenLeaf Organics sells three products -- Herbal Tea, Cold-Pressed Oil, and Honey -- across the four quarters of its financial year. The company's internal sales report records the number of units sold, in hundreds, for each product in each quarter, as follows. All figures below represent units sold in hundreds, so a figure of 40 for Herbal Tea in Quarter 1 means 4,000 units were actually sold that quarter.

Quarter 1: Herbal Tea 40, Cold-Pressed Oil 25, Honey 30. Quarter 2: Herbal Tea 50, Cold-Pressed Oil 30, Honey 35. Quarter 3: Herbal Tea 45, Cold-Pressed Oil 35, Honey 40. Quarter 4: Herbal Tea 65, Cold-Pressed Oil 30, Honey 45.

The company's management is now reviewing this table ahead of its annual planning meeting, in order to understand how each product performed both across the year as a whole and relative to the other two products in any given quarter.

Question 1

What is the average quarterly sales (in hundreds) of Honey across the four quarters?

Question 2

What percentage of the grand total annual sales does Herbal Tea represent? (nearest whole number)

Question 3

What percentage of the grand total annual sales does Cold-Pressed Oil represent? (nearest whole number)

Question 4

What is the combined total sales (in hundreds) of Herbal Tea and Honey in Quarter 3?

Question 5

What is the total number of units (in hundreds) of Herbal Tea sold across all four quarters?

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About Data Interpretation: A Year of Quarterly Product Sales

CLAT's Quantitative Techniques section pairs a short data-rich scenario with several straightforward numeric questions -- here, a data interpretation table applied to a single invented company's sales record, so every answer can be worked out from the figures given, without any outside knowledge.

This quiz is built around one sales report: three products' unit sales across four quarters of a financial year, fully laid out up front. Every question below is answered using that same table -- nothing new is introduced question to question.

The twenty-four questions move through the kind of angles CLAT actually tests: individual and total figures, quarterly and annual comparisons, percentages of the overall total, ratios between products, averages, and a multi-statement combination question.

Only five of the twenty-four questions are shown on any single attempt, so replaying this quiz brings a genuinely different mix of angles on the same sales table rather than the same five memorised by rote.