Percentage Comparison Multiple Choice Questions with Answers – PDF Download

MCQ 1: If Peter earns $3500/month and spends $3000 while Paul earns $3800/month and spends $2900 then out of Peter and Paul, the one who spent more (in percentages and names) is:

1. Peter with 85.714%
2. Paul with 86.31%
3. Paul with 76.31%
4. Peter with 89%

MCQ 2: Ana is a school teacher and earns $4000/month and Chris is a retail store manager and earns $6000/month. If Ana gives $3000 in annual charity function of orphanage and Chris gives $3500 in the same function then the one who gave more money in charity is:

1. Ana gave 7.5% of her income in charity
2. Chris gave 4% of her income in charity
3. Ana gave 6.25% of her income in charity
4. Chris gave 7% of her income in charity

MCQ 3: Out of the 15% of 200 and the 200% of 15, the result is:

1. 15% of 200 is higher
2. same
3. 200% of 15 is higher
4. none of the above

MCQ 4: Christopher has baked 300 cookies and sold 210 cookies, Peter has baked 400 cookies and sold 320 cookies while Jennifer has baked 450 cookies and sold 380 cookies. Out of Christopher, Peter and Jennifer, the one who has sold more cookies (with name and percentage) is:

1. Christopher with 70% sold cookies
2. Peter with 80% sold cookies
3. Jennifer with 84% sold cookies
4. Peter with 85% sold cookies

MCQ 5: In State Christmas fair, 35000 pupil participated from City A whose total population is 120 000 while 25000 pupil took part from City B whose population is 150 000. The percentage of pupil who took part in fair from each city is:

1. city A 12% and city B 15%
2. city A 28% and city B 34%
3. city A 29.167% and city B 16.67%
4. city A 32% and city B 15%