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25 Question Quick Wonderlic Practice Test

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Our quick sample test is a 25-question multiple-choice test to help you prepare for a Wonderlic test. An official Wonderlic test will contain 50 questions, so this can be a helpful tool as you prepare to take an official test. You will have 6 minutes to answer the 25 questions and you will get one point for every correct answer. There is no penalty for an incorrect answer, so as you practice, be aware of the timer so you can answer as many questions as possible to give yourself the best chance for a high score. When you are ready to begin your Wonderlic practice test, click the "Start" button below.

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What is the next number in the sequence? 3, 7, 15, 31, 63

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Sally wants 3 dozen peanut butter cookies, 4 dozen snickerdoodles, and a dozen chocolate chip cookies. How many cookies will Sally have?

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How many of the pairs of names below are exact duplicates?

Walmer, M.C.Walmer, M.C.
Johnson, S.N.Johnson, S.M.
Grayson, E.F.Grayson, E.F.
Elbers, E.L.Elbers, E.L.
Metiva, F.B.Meteva, F.B.

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Which of the following is not a whole number followed by its square?

5 / 25

Which number comes next in this series?

9933113 2/3

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In the number 10,987.36 which digit represents the tenths space?

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How many exact pairs are there: 5656/5656, 3458/3468, 5239/5239, 8967/8967, 1432/1432

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What number best completes the analogy; 144:12 1369:

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There are 40 grams of sugar in a 12 oz can of Dr Pepper. If your max intake of sugar permitted for the day is 25 grams, how much of the Dr. Pepper can you drink?

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A box of candies contains caramel chocolates and chocolates with nuts.  There are 3 times more caramel chocolates as there are chocolates with nuts. If there are 20 chocolates total, how many are there of each type?

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Which of these numbers is the smallest?

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The volume of an object that is 23 ft wide, 10 ft deep, and 8 ft height is:

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How many of the six pairs of items listed below are exact duplicates?

5581   5518
86887   86887
14443   14443
56789   56798
44332   4432
108526   180526

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Select the word that does not belong

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What is the average of: 14, 17, 22, 27?

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Are the following two words similar, contradictory, or not related?

Beat   Pound

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The 6th month of the year is

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Reduce the fraction 21/49 to its lowest terms.

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Mike had a jar of nickels that had five more nickels than he originally thought. If the total amount of nickels was $4.35, how many nickels did Mike think he had originally?

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There are how many inches in 17.5 feet?

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The 12th letter of the alphabet is:

22 / 25

Choose the word that doesn't belong

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A new phone sells for $250 and a used one sells for $75. How many of each are sold if the sales for the day totals $625?

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A girl is 21 years old and her brother is a third her age. When the girl is 36, what will be the age of her brother?

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A tandem bike means that is has __seats

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Why a 25-Question Test?

This sample test is designed to provide test takers with a similar experience to an official Wonderlic Test. The actual test is 50 questions to be completed in 12 minutes. This 25 question test is scaled down so that the same amount of time is available per question as there is on the actual test.

What is a Wonderlic test? It is a cognitive ability test devised to help gauge the test taker’s cognitive abilities. Most famous for its use by the NFL, the Wonderlic is often used by employers and universities to find the most qualified candidates based on their ability to learn, adapt and solve problems. The most known test is the Cognitive Ability test, which this test is designed to mimic. However, Wonderlic has now developed a number of other tests designed to gauge other elements such as motivation and personality traits.

Follow the link to learn more about the history of Wonderlic testing.