Abstract reasoning tests show a series of figures
arranged in a pattern or sequence and you are required to identify
the missing figure or the next in the sequence. Abstract reasoning
tests are always multiple-choice and have a strict time limit.
Because they don't rely on a knowledge of either English or math
they are believed to be the best indicator of general intelligence
and your ability to learn new things quickly.
Example Abstract Reasoning Test Questions
1) Which figure completes the series?
2) Which figure completes the statement?
3) Which figure is the odd one out?
4) Which figure completes the series?
5) Which figure belongs in neither group?
6) Which figure is next in the series?
7) Which figure completes the grid?
The answers to these questions are given at the bottom of the
page.
Abstract reasoning tests are of particular value when the job
involves dealing with abstract ideas or concepts. However, because
they also provide the best measure of your general intellectual
ability you will usually find some questions of this type
whichever particular tests you are given.
These tests are used to select candidates for jobs which involve:
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A degree of problem solving
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Dealing with complex data
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Developing strategies or policies
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Performing tasks where initiative is
required
Abstract
Reasoning assesses your ability to understand complex concepts and
assimilate new information outside of your previous experience.
The questions consist of items which require you to recognize
patterns and similarities between shapes and figures. As a measure
of reasoning, it is independent of educational and cultural
background and can be used to provide an indication of
intellectual potential.
These types of question are very commonly used in graduate and
managerial selection.
There are four sample question papers available to download, each
contain 25 questions and has a suggested time limit of 20 minutes.
The questions are presented in Letter/A4 format for easy printing
and self-marking.
Download
Abstract Reasoning Test - Practice Test 1
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Home Page Answer to Abstract
Reasoning Questions
| 1) |
A |
| 2) |
B |
| 3) |
C |
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4) |
D |
| 5) |
C |
| 6) |
B |
| 7) |
B |
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