Watson Glaser practice test

Watson Glaser practice test

10 questions in 7½ minutes

Answers are marked when you finish.

Learn the five rules

Questions people ask

How long is the real Watson Glaser test?

Usually 40 questions in 30 minutes, in five parts.

Is there a pass mark?

Employers compare your score with a group of other candidates and set their own cut-off.

Do I lose marks for a wrong answer?

No. Answer every question.

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How we work this out

What it does

Ten questions, two from each part, at the pace of the real test.

Ten original questions: two each of inference, assumptions, deduction, interpretation and arguments.

Method

  1. Each question is keyed under the published rule for its part.
  2. Every key was solved again, blind, by an independent solver.
  3. The clock gives 45 seconds a question, the average pace of the real test.

Independent practice for the Watson Glaser critical thinking test. Not affiliated with Pearson TalentLens or any employer. Built by Cambridge students.

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