Verbal: analogies, opposites, word meaning, completing a sentence and the word that does not belong.
Numerical: quick arithmetic, fractions and percents, and short word problems, all without a calculator.
Logic: what must be true from two statements, ordering puzzles, codes and spotting the entry that differs.
Spatial and patterns: number and letter series, directions and turns, clocks and shapes.
Answer at the real pace
At an even pace each question gets 14.4 seconds. Untimed, most of these look easy; the test is hard because of the clock. Once you can answer them, practice them timed.
Try 8 questions
Question 1Multiple choice
PILOT is to PLANE as CAPTAIN is to ___.
Question 2Multiple choice
Which word best completes the sentence? 'Although the test was hard, most students ___ it.'
Question 3Multiple choice
Shipping costs $6 plus $1.50 for each pound. What does it cost to ship a 9-pound box?
Question 4Multiple choice
A paint mix uses 2 parts blue to 5 parts yellow. How many quarts of blue go with 15 quarts of yellow?
Question 5Multiple choice
At one factory: Everyone on the night shift wears a blue badge. Some people who wear blue badges are drivers. Which statement must be true?
Question 6Multiple choice
In a code, each vowel becomes the next vowel in the list A, E, I, O, U, and U becomes A. Consonants stay the same. How is BREAD written?
Question 7Multiple choice
What number comes next? 4, 9, 7, 12, 10, 15, ?
Question 8Multiple choice
At 6:30, what is the smaller angle between the hands of a clock, in degrees?