GMAT Data Insights Practice Test

Topic 3.1 · Data analysis

Which region had the greatest percent increase in units sold from 2025 to 2026?

Topic 3.1 · Data analysis

Which region had the highest revenue per unit sold in 2026?

Topic 3.1 · Data analysis

How many units were sold in total across the four regions in 2026?

Topic 3.1 · Data analysis

Which of the following statements is supported by the table?

Topic 3.1 · Data analysis

To the nearest 5 percent, what share of total 2026 revenue came from East?

Topic 3.2 · Data analysis

Between which two consecutive months did the number of visitors decrease?

Topic 3.2 · Data analysis

By what percent did monthly visitors increase from January to June?

Topic 3.2 · Data analysis

What was the average number of monthly visitors from January to June, to the nearest thousand?

Topic 3.2 · Data analysis

Which month-to-month change was the largest increase?

Topic 3.2 · Data analysis

If visitors increased from June to July by the same number as from May to June, how many visitors would there be in July?

Topic 3.3 · Data analysis

A company has fixed costs of $5,000 per month. Each unit costs $20 to make and sells for $45.

Select (1) the number of units the company must sell in a month to break even and (2) its profit in a month when it sells 400 units.

Topic 3.3 · Data analysis

Two numbers x and y satisfy x + y = 12 and x − y = 2.

Select the value of (1) x and (2) y.

Topic 3.3 · Data analysis

A train travels 240 kilometers in 3 hours at a constant speed.

At the same speed, select (1) the distance the train travels in 5 hours and (2) the time it takes to travel 400 kilometers.

Topic 3.3 · Data analysis

After a 25% discount, a jacket costs $60. A loyalty card gives a further 10% off the discounted price.

Select (1) the jacket's original price and (2) its price with the loyalty card.

Topic 3.3 · Data analysis

A project must be staffed by Ana or by Ben (or both). If Ben works on the project, Cara must also work on it. Ana is not available.

Select (1) whether Ben must work on the project and (2) whether Cara must work on it.

Topic 3.4 · Data analysis

Source 1 (company travel policy): Hotel stays are reimbursed up to $150 per night in standard cities and up to $220 per night in high-cost cities. Meals are reimbursed up to $60 per day. Flights must be booked at least 14 days ahead unless the employee's manager approves a later booking in writing.

Source 2 (high-cost cities): New York, San Francisco, London, Tokyo.

Source 3 (Priya's expense report): 3 nights in Chicago at $180 per night. Meals: $55 on day 1, $70 on day 2, $48 on day 3. Flight booked 10 days ahead, with written approval from her manager.

How much will Priya be reimbursed for her hotel stay?

Topic 3.4 · Data analysis

Source 1 (company travel policy): Hotel stays are reimbursed up to $150 per night in standard cities and up to $220 per night in high-cost cities. Meals are reimbursed up to $60 per day. Flights must be booked at least 14 days ahead unless the employee's manager approves a later booking in writing.

Source 2 (high-cost cities): New York, San Francisco, London, Tokyo.

Source 3 (Priya's expense report): 3 nights in Chicago at $180 per night. Meals: $55 on day 1, $70 on day 2, $48 on day 3. Flight booked 10 days ahead, with written approval from her manager.

How much will Priya be reimbursed for meals?

Topic 3.4 · Data analysis

Source 1 (company travel policy): Hotel stays are reimbursed up to $150 per night in standard cities and up to $220 per night in high-cost cities. Meals are reimbursed up to $60 per day. Flights must be booked at least 14 days ahead unless the employee's manager approves a later booking in writing.

Source 2 (high-cost cities): New York, San Francisco, London, Tokyo.

Source 3 (Priya's expense report): 3 nights in Chicago at $180 per night. Meals: $55 on day 1, $70 on day 2, $48 on day 3. Flight booked 10 days ahead, with written approval from her manager.

Under the policy, is Priya's flight booking reimbursable?

Topic 3.4 · Data analysis

Source 1 (company travel policy): Hotel stays are reimbursed up to $150 per night in standard cities and up to $220 per night in high-cost cities. Meals are reimbursed up to $60 per day. Flights must be booked at least 14 days ahead unless the employee's manager approves a later booking in writing.

Source 2 (high-cost cities): New York, San Francisco, London, Tokyo.

Source 3 (Priya's expense report): 3 nights in Chicago at $180 per night. Meals: $55 on day 1, $70 on day 2, $48 on day 3. Flight booked 10 days ahead, with written approval from her manager.

If Priya's three nights at $180 had been in San Francisco instead, how much would her hotel reimbursement have been?

Topic 3.4 · Data analysis

Source 1 (company travel policy): Hotel stays are reimbursed up to $150 per night in standard cities and up to $220 per night in high-cost cities. Meals are reimbursed up to $60 per day. Flights must be booked at least 14 days ahead unless the employee's manager approves a later booking in writing.

Source 2 (high-cost cities): New York, San Francisco, London, Tokyo.

Source 3 (Priya's expense report): 3 nights in Chicago at $180 per night. Meals: $55 on day 1, $70 on day 2, $48 on day 3. Flight booked 10 days ahead, with written approval from her manager.

How much of Priya's hotel and meal spending will not be reimbursed?