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Tell us if you can travel to or from the US freely.  Is it a Regular Passport, Official Passport, Diplomatic Passport, or Passport Card.  Also the type of visa and if you are allowed to work inside the United States.

Are you on probation, parole, or in treatment, your probation or parole officer or treatment provider for sexual misconduct that resulted in court action against you? Are you registered as a sex offender?  Please Explain.

Do you partake in Marijuna or Recreational Cocaine? If so what is your favorite strain and why? If you were to take a drug test, what would you pop-positive for?

If your manager here at our company asked you to wear a dog shock collar for 3 days and let each employee pass it around randomly for your entire shift and breaks, including home time for those days, are you a team player enough to comply with doing it? If not why? and are you motivated by money or chocolate chip cookies enough to be bribed into the task and what is your limit.  *Fun fact: Our staff shock collar has a 9 mile effective use.

19=8, 6=3, 70=7, 412=17, 8=5, 4=4, 1=3, 60=5, 15=7, 16=?, 17=?

Throughout your answer please focus on the experiences and skills that are going to be most relevant for the hiring manager when they’re thinking about the position and this company. And ultimately, don’t be afraid to relax a little bit, tell stories and anecdotes—the hiring manager already has your resume, so they also want to know a little more about you.

If you have any great stories that make you fun to work with, let us know. Also let us know about anything you don’t like or can’t stand so we can be thoughtful about such issues.

Describe the connection between Sigmond Freuds “Mother theories” and Frederic Auguste Bartholdi’s sculptures of the Statue of Liberties and which Statue in the collection was placed in a spot the Sigmond would have connected with child sexual abuse?

In Japan, because of lack of horizontal space, Cows are cloned and raised in tall vertical buildings. The cloning process creates perfect copies of the cows and according to some makes them superior since the original DNA was a prize winning one.

When these new breed of cows interact, would you conclude that they have a better chance of getting along in cow social circles because of their DNA matching, or because of this they will feel resentment and hatred for each other because of their likeness?

On a side note, extra points for talking about the likelihood of cows being jealous because of the shapes of spots each might have, each wishing they had each others unique spots?

At the beginning of the 1990s, the country that had the most camels was in major civil wars. Then in modern history, camels migrated in numbers to the second country which may or may not have resulted in civil war breaking out in that country.

Describe your thoughts on if indeed camels had anything to do with these two coincidences, or if there is something about camels specifically that when interacting with humans cause aggressing and anger resulting in acts of war.

Google more pictures of this for better angles and detail if needed.

Google more pictures of this for better angles and detail if needed.

A bulldog with a yellow hat and a Pink and Blue haired poodle like to bury their owner’s shoes in the backyard. The bulldog buries 5 shoes per hour for 5 hours. The poodle buries shoes for 2 hours, and buries 9 more shoes in total than the bulldog.

So Know that John ate four apples per hour and tossed them into the yard and the bulldog was distracted and ate an apple in an hour and 15 minutes and the poodle took two hours to eat the next apple, both being distracted from the task to bury shoes during the time they are eating the apples. At the beginning of John eating the apples he had 6 trees worth of apples, each tree gave him 1 whicker basket and four ice buckets of apples.  the whicker baskets hold 2.7 times more apples than the ice buckets and the ice buckets hold enough apples that John could eat for 22 days strait without any distraction.

Take 1000 and add 40 to it. Now add another 997. Now add 32.675 and multiply it by pie cubed. Add another 1000, now add 22.6% of the apple count after 4 hours. Now add another 1000 and subtract 10 for each bite John had to take in the first 32 hours of eating apples.  Use this total for another part of this test, it will be considered ABCD, not in that order. The Value of A is not Equal to B, C, or D.  EF is equal to the number of elements on the periodic table of elements.

Jill was showing her class of 12 kids about spiders and dropped the jar with the arachnoid specimens. There were 44 spiders, six of which were missing one or more legs, that escaped and the 6 kids who were not afraid of spiders caught 14.6% of them and put them back into the jar.  Now the remaining spiders went out the window and 1/12th of them died instantly from the rats on the front lawn, the remaining made it over to Johns house and started eating his apples from his whicker basket. each spider eats 1/200th of an apple per day.

Now the family of rats that ate the spiders numbered 6 times less than the spiders that escaped had parents. Each rat had 44 fleas and they went to visit the Bulldog and Poodle.  They gave the doggies 12/17th of the flea population they had which caused the Bulldog to stop eating for 5 second every 15 minutes to scratch his collar and the Poodle stopped eating for 20 seconds every 10 minutes from scratching.

This test has had pre-filled numbers in some of the text areas before you click in to type them. Multiplying these numbers together will give you the value of EF minus 4 and Scott’s shoe size.

When the mailman came at 3:05 to deliver a large package he tossed the Rats a four pound Steak he got from Jill, they were able to be distracted from their events 3/16th of the time and the Rats ate 3/42nds of the spiders legs in the process. The mailman took 2% of the fleas and 5/14ths of the rats with him when he left to go back to Jills house for an affair.

Now, in the back of the school there were two giraffes with 299 scarfs.  They were fighting on how to split the scarfs evenly.  They could not cut them because they were crocheted and it would cause them to unravel so they decided to donate one to John because they knew he would be in the hospital because of his allergies to apples. While John was in the hospital he devoted his time there to glueing the spiders he found with missing legs with toothpicks.  He used as many toothpicks at toenails the Giraffes had minus the combined inches of the two dogs tails. They also decided it was best to sell the scarves they could not wear around their long 42 foot necks, so they sold 63% of the scarfs they had left on ebay. They put those scarfs in a pile and listed them for $2.66 each in a bulk sale.

EF times the inches in the Giraffes scarfs they squared is the number of lines it takes to write Jills Husbands name in Japanese if he was a wordsmith, which he is not, but he can read at a 8th grade level when he is drunk.

Things really unfolded when the bid was won by two mummies escaping from the museum and needed to buy them to replace the bandages that were on their bodies that came unraveled.  The first Mummy was 7 feet 3 inches tall and the second was 4 foot 11 inches and both weighed 3x more than the Giraffe, minus the Bulldog, 14% of the fleas, 9/10ths of the rats that got to eat the spiders, and John’s 2 socks combined. Each scarf would cover 4.9 square feet of mummy body so they donated the rest to the mailman’s wife to keep warm after he left her.

What was Jill’s husband’s name, How many legs did the all the spiders have by the end of the story, and how tall was Scott without his shoes on?

Step 1: Take the words from the question, and write it down as an equation – 6/n x 5/(n-1) = 1/3

Step 2: Multiply the 6 by the 5 and the n by the n-1. That gives you: 30/(n^2 – n) = 1/3

Step 3: Multiply the top-left by bottom-right and top-right by bottom-left

Step 4: Subtract 90 from both sides, leading to your answer n^2 – n – 90 = 0

You should create a table of four columns with the months at the top and the dates Cheryl gives after.

“You can rule out some of the options. For Albert to have known the answer, he would have to have May and June as that is when 19 or 18 occur.”

The number 14 is the only one in both months but Bernard is now sure of the birth date. This means Bernard knows it is July 16.

1×2=16

2×4=12

3×8=a+6

4×16=b-12

5×32=a+b-45

6×64= ______

What is the product of the GPS Longitude & Latitude of Oscars Pizza shop off 7th and Spring Street in Los Angeles California on the last day it was still in business and the Meridian +7 time zone of the arrival of spring minus the prospect of the speed of a grasshopper fleeing a bird?

3 x 4 + (9 / 6) + 34 x 4 x 2 / 8 – 103 =

1. By moving matches 17 times, not repeating the same two moves within a 4 moves, what is the lowest number you could make, using all the matches for numbers in your end product?

2. By moving only 3 matches to a new position, breaking 9 matches and rearranging the broken one’s however you wish, what is the longest word you could make with the matches and sticks.

3. If you were to burn only one match at a time, 6 1/2 minutes apart, how far of a distance would the smoke have to travel in order to show the rotation of the earth’s speed in a visual mater.

4. Taking the middle 6 matches, where could you place them back in the given area to give you the scientific notation for oscolate pyrodioxide.

1. With Careful observations, how many colors of Jelly Beans are in the jar?

2. Of those colors, how many are pms color 142c?

3. What is the ratio of Orange to Yellow Jelly Beans vs Red to Blue vs the sum of the one’s that use red in their color formula?

4. How fast would an Owl take to lick the color off each of the green Jelly Beans if it took 6.5 licks per Jelly Bean?

5. How many Jelly Beans would be in the jar if the jar were to be 19 feet 6.5 inches tall and had a circumference equal to a World War two Army Helmet?

6. What would be mathematically the maximum Jelly beans you could arrange to fit into a 2x2x4.5 inch box?

7. How much room would you save in the same box, but twice the size, if you were to wipe the logo off each Jelly Bean?

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