How to Pass Critical Thinking Assessment Test: Questions and Answers

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A critical thinking assessment test evaluates a candidate's ability to analyze information, make reasoned judgments, and solve problems logically. Regular practice is essential for these tests as it enhances one's analytical skills, improves the ability to think clearly under pressure, and increases familiarity with the test format.

Excelling in a critical thinking assessment showcases to employers that the candidate possesses strong decision-making capabilities and problem-solving skills, significantly boosting their chances of getting hired.
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I just recently took a critical thinking exam and flunked. This video is very helpful. Finally get to understand how its done. Thank you so much!

glenncbanez

I got the right answer for #1 using a completely different method. I related the numbers to each other and found the differences.
example
15-11= (top) 4;
(right) 21 ;
(bottom) 9;
(left) 8.
then I saw the difference between the middle numbers & recognized their on opposite sides.
22-13 = (top) 9; 13-5= (right) 8.
so if you flip 21 to left,
and 4 to bottom

you will be left with 1.

DGonz-

For question 1, I utilized a diagonal approach. Initially, I added the first two numbers in the sequence, which resulted in a sum of 15 + 22 = 37. Subsequently, I performed subtraction with the third number, deducting 5 from the previous total, which yielded the correct answer, 37 - 5 = 22. This method allowed me to determine the value of the fourth number effectively.

adrianhelerea

6:13 it could've been 56 too, bcuz if we take a look of it from the bottom left side and keep moving to the top we see that:
5+2=7
then the numbers are multiplied by 2,
7X2= 14
14X2= 28
therefore, 28X2 = 56

AfiaZahin-zh

For question 1: I did the difference between opposite numbers for larger square which is 4 and 9 so I figured the difference for the smaller square should also be 4 and 9. And I got 1 as the answer too.

olaseindeloveth

I also come up with the same answer 0 however I have a different pattern. I add numbers with the same color like 1+2+4 = 7, 5+3+0=8, and 2+3+4=9 which makes it an arithmetic sequence

keylialano

I solved question 1 by another way
15+22 = 37, 32+5=37
13+11=24, 23+?=would be 24 so ans would be 1(24-23)

mehakjesrani

i did the first one differently and came to the same answer: 1. how did I do it? notice the difference between the top two numbers accross from each other. you should see 15 and 11. -4 is what gets you from 15 to 11. now look at the bottom 2 numbers. you should see 23 and 32. going clockwise, to get from 32 to 23 you need -9. keep these two numbers in mind, -4 and -9. now, notice that in the smaller box, also going clockwise, in order to get from 5 to 1 you need -4. heres how i figured out the puzzle. directly opposite from -4 in the smaller box was -4 in the bigger box. both 1 and 5, and 15 and 11, both as pairs, needed a negative four. then i noticed the 22 and 13. just like 32 and 23 needed a -9, the 22 and 13 did as well, but like the -4, it was going in an opposite direction as the smaller box. so -9 was like a mirror to -9 on the opposite side. this method works the same using +21 and -8 on the veritcle ends of both squares, just switch directions and you'll see that 23 and 15 reach a difference of 8, and on the opposite end of the smaller square, 13 and 5 also give us 8. 21 is the difference between 11 and 32, and on the opposite end of the smaller square, 21 can only be the difference of 22 bam. 1. thats how i knew A was the answer. hope this helped!

promisesimmons

I solved all except the one with these 3 collums.
But I had much more time to solve it than 5 up to 10 seconds.
This is hard but I hope with more experience I will be able to feel much comfitable with it and finally pass a test for MBA.

jayce

Sir is this enough about crictical thinking or should need to do more ljke that

hskiller.

1:55, add top left corners that is 15+22 = 37, top right corners 11+13 =24, bottom right corners 5+32 = 37, then bottom left corners 23+?=24. Answer: 1

pjpreddy

I loved this!! ❤ I didn’t even know that I was so good with pattern identification!! 🎉

jenniferross

I already was subscribed. Your content is amazing and I am using it to train for an upcoming IQ test.

zxtremedemon

Sum off all the first and second coulum and then separate the third one, once you've done it proceed on subtracting the third coloumn by the sum of the 1st and 2nd coloumn

vincentbolos