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Thirty puzzles of five kinds: number and letter series, figure series, odd one out, analogies and matrices. Each one hides a rule, sometimes two. They start easy and get harder. You have 20 minutes, about 40 seconds a question, so keep moving and skip anything slow. You can go back to any question before you finish. Your score out of 30 appears as soon as you finish.

30 QUESTIONS

20′ MINUTES

5 DOMAINS

4.8 RATING

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Pattern Recognition

4, 9, 7, 12, 10, 15, ... What number comes next?

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Spatial Orientation

Which frame comes next in this series?

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Visual Perception

Five of these six figures follow the same rule. Which one is the odd one out?

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Analytical Thinking

The first figure changes into the second. Make the same change to the third figure. Which figure belongs in the box?

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Abstract Reasoning

Each row of this grid follows the same rule. Which figure belongs in the empty square?

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Pattern Recognition

AZ, CX, EV, GT, ... Which pair comes next?

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Spatial Orientation

Which circle comes next in this series?

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Visual Perception

Five of these six figures follow the same rule. Which one is the odd one out?

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Analytical Thinking

The first figure changes into the second. Make the same change to the third figure. Which figure belongs in the box?

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Abstract Reasoning

In each row, the third figure is made from the first two in the same way. Which figure belongs in the empty square?

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Pattern Recognition

1, 30, 3, 26, 9, 22, 27, ... Two series are mixed together here. What number comes next?

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Spatial Orientation

The orange side and the dot each move by their own rule. Which hexagon comes next?

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Visual Perception

Five of these six figures follow the same rule. Which one is the odd one out?

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Analytical Thinking

The first figure changes into the second. Make the same change to the third figure. Which figure belongs in the box?

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Abstract Reasoning

In each row, the third figure is made from the first two in the same way. Which figure belongs in the empty square?

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Pattern Recognition

M, N, L, O, K, P, ... Which letter comes next?

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Spatial Orientation

Each coloured square moves along its own diagonal and turns back at the ends. Which board comes next?

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Visual Perception

Five of these six figures follow the same rule. Which one is the odd one out?

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Analytical Thinking

The first figure changes into the second. Make the same change to the third figure. Which figure belongs in the box?

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Abstract Reasoning

Work out the rules of this grid. Which figure belongs in the empty square?

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Spatial Orientation

The shape, its colour and the dot each change by their own rule. Which frame comes next?

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Pattern Recognition

1, B, 2, C, 4, E, 8, I, 16, ... Which letter comes next?

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Analytical Thinking

The first figure changes into the second. Make the same change to the third figure. Which figure belongs in the box?

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Abstract Reasoning

Each row of this grid follows the same rule. Which figure belongs in the empty square?

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Spatial Orientation

Which arrow comes next in this series?

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Visual Perception

Five of these six figures follow the same rule. Which one is the odd one out?

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Pattern Recognition

10, 12, 15, 20, 27, 38, ... What number comes next?

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Analytical Thinking

The first figure changes into the second. Make the same change to the third figure. Which figure belongs in the box?

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Visual Perception

Five of these six figures follow the same rule. Which one is the odd one out?

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Abstract Reasoning

Work out the rules of this grid. Which figure belongs in the empty square?

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