Try a mix of abilities
Move between language, numerical problems, logic, and spatial tasks across one 30-minute examination.
Based on assessments developed by professional psychologists and psychometricians.
Put your verbal, numerical, and spatial reasoning to work. Start with the General Reasoning Test, an 80-question test that brings different kinds of thinking into one timed assessment.
Percentile score is free. Full reports cost a small fee.
More than a single type of puzzle
Work with words, numbers, and shapes, then see where your result falls on the test’s scoring scale.
Move between language, numerical problems, logic, and spatial tasks across one 30-minute examination.
Finish the test to receive a free percentile range. Your preview is available before you decide whether to purchase a report.
The optional full report includes your test scores and recorded results, dashboard access, an email copy, and a print-friendly view.
From first question to result
Choose a quiet place where you can concentrate for the full test.
Check the format and directions before you begin. The timer starts when you start the assessment.
Answer at your own pace within the 30-minute limit. You can return to earlier questions while time remains.
Complete the test to see your free percentile band, with the option to unlock your full report.
Psychometric roots
Psychometrics Archive brings together public-domain assessments with roots in professional psychology, education, and cognitive research. Each test has a story, a format, and a distinct approach to measuring ability.
The General Reasoning Test is our Otis Gamma-style archive edition. Its compact mix of reasoning tasks follows the tradition of group mental-ability testing developed by psychologist Arthur S. Otis.
Before you begin
You can take the General Reasoning Test and see the percentile band for your result. The optional full report adds your test scores and recorded results, with dashboard access, an email copy, and printing.
The General Reasoning Test has 80 questions and a 30-minute time limit. Allow a little extra time to read the instructions before starting.
Yes. Starting again after a completed test creates a new attempt. Your previous report stays separate, so a new attempt does not replace it.
Your next challenge
80 questions. 30 minutes. A fresh look at your reasoning.
Percentile score is free. Full reports cost a small fee.
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