Romero was a bit surprised to learn that, to be considered for a supervisory position at Lowell Fine Dining Inc., he would need to take a(n) ________ test to measure his intellectual abilities, including verbal comprehension and numerical aptitude.
A. personality
B. performance
C. integrity
D. aptitude
E. cognitive ability
Answer: E
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