How to Pass Attention to Details Assessment Test

Attention to detail assessments play a crucial role in the hiring process by helping employers identify candidates who possess the necessary skills to excel in roles that demand precision, accuracy, and thoroughness.

Attention to detail tests are often used as predictors of accuracy in job performance, especially in roles where precision and thoroughness are critical, such as administrative positions, data entry, quality control, and finance.

These tests provide employers with an objective way to evaluate a candidate's ability to notice errors, inconsistencies, or discrepancies in various tasks and documents, ranging from proofreading text to analyzing data sets.

Attention to detail assessments come in various formats, including multiple-choice questions, data analysis exercises, proofreading tasks, and situational judgment scenarios, allowing employers to assess different aspects of attention to detail skills.

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[gabrielarizag.decastro]

00:05:33
Difference between the sums of the first and second rows:
15 - 9 = 6

Difference between the sums of the fourth and fifth rows:
18 - 24 = -6

Since the pattern alternates between adding and subtracting 6, it's reasonable to assume that the difference between the sums of the third row and either the second or fourth row should be 6.

If we add 6 to the sum of the second row:
15 + 6 = 21

If we subtract 6 from the sum of the fourth row:
24 - 6 = 18

The sum of the third row is 16. So, the missing number would be the difference between 21 and 16, which is:
21 - 16 = 5.

Based on this analysis, the missing number is indeed 5 (Option b).

[papelsengupta]

5:30 - It's 8
Because the in first row, (4+2)=6=6÷2= 3(middle number yellow coloured area)
Likewise, in the 2nd row,
(5+3+1+1)=10=10÷2=5 (middle number yellow coloured area )

So in the 3rd row,
(6+1+2+3+3+1)=16= 16÷2= 8( the missing number)
Option D)8 is correct

If by applying the above process you can easily calculate the last two rows also

4th row,
(7+2+4+3)=16=16÷2=8
5th row,
(9+3)=12=12÷2=6

So the Answer is 8(option D)

Thank you.. 😊

[stevebrizzle]

10:35 why is he asking this question again? He's already explained the answer.

[johndoe-lmji]

What’s the missing number in the middle

[edwardpellerin]

Special question time stamp 10:30 to find the missing number on the last pyramid is solved by dividing the top number by the middle number and then subtracting the bottom-left number. 100/5=20 -16=4 therefore the answer is B: 4. Verified by 16+4=20 x5=100, 6+3=9 x4=36

[kaybouie]

this helped me to understand some questions, thank you.

[SaurabhSingh-povg]

12*3 = 36 not 39 you have mentioned wrong approach to solve the question containing ( 3, 12, 42 and 129)

[nowayjackson]

The horse, tiger, lion and zebra: three of those animals have a mane and one does not. I understand the answer for wild vs domesticated but there are wild horses all over the world. Just pointing that out. I get that the horse is the only one that has been historically domesticated. I've seen domesticated zebras.

Then, the problem with 12-42-129 & x3 then +3 is incorrect. 129 x 3 + 3 = 390. You have it listed as (129 x 3) + 3 = 387. The answer is actually 393 based on your equation listed. Please tell me if I'm wrong about this one and how. Thanks.

[customcontentwriters]

PEMDAS why did we subtract before the addition?

[awesomesauce]

Question time stamp 8:31 390 is the only answer that is divisible by 3.

[tinyefuzagordon]

(12 * 3) + 3 = 36 + 3 = 39. This made the pattern unrealistic because we do not have 39 on the diagram. I was confused how you came up with 42!

[awesomesauce]

"count the dollar sign" The answer should be B) 7 as the 'S' sign on the pot does not have a vertical line going straight through it.

[sidnteixeira]

Great job mate, just became an subscribe,

[MathMule]

For question 5:22 it's very simple. The colors do not provide any value during the question: For the first row 4+2=6/2=3 so you add up the digits on the left side of that row then sum that with the sum of the digits from the right side then divide by 2. so 9+7/2=8 so D.

[bobafett]

At 8:00, the tiger is the only animal that doesn't have a mane. Whereas I have seen domesticated zebras on farms. Therefore, your answer is false.

[pizzaguyaz]

Add two bottom numbers then multiply by middle number to get the top number. Ans: 4

[Lwilight]

For the animals i thought it would be the tiger since all exist in Africa except for Tigers. Cheers.

[stevebrizzle]

There's an error at 9:43: (12x3)+3 is 39, not 42!! Oh, the irony of making a mistake in a video telling us how to pass an attention to details test! 🤣

[lloydlandersz]

added bottom 2 numbers and the answer multified by middle number

[amandagriffin]

7:07 what a stupid question because there are multiple answers possible.