Analytical Reasoning Test Practice

To pass an Analytical Reasoning Test, practice regularly with a variety of logic puzzles and problem-solving exercises to sharpen your critical thinking skills. Focus on understanding and identifying patterns, relationships, and logical sequences within the questions. Additionally, manage your time effectively during the test by quickly identifying the easiest questions to tackle first and returning to more challenging ones later.

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[evelynzlon]

Yeah the answer is B. The final calculations are easy but first you have to identify the pattern. I've done a lot of these tests lately. I'm a lot faster at mentally eliminating nonexistent patterns. I don't dwell on them. Instead you need to recognize a pattern, any pattern, even if it's inexact at first. In this case the numbers in the middle row are larger than the numbers flanking them in the first and last rows. You can learn how to master these IQ tests. For what purpose I don't know. But it's a skill that can be taught.

[javzanorlomtseleinamsan]

In the column 1
11 to 25, add 14
In the column 2
17 to 33, add 16
In the column 3
28 to 46, add 18
So ?=18