🔍 Logical Reasoning
11 sets · 110 questionsDeductive ReasoningInductive ReasoningProblem Sensitivity
Follow an argument to its conclusion and tell a strong reason from a weak one.
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100 sets · 10 questions each · 15 minutes per set · 70% pass mark
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Reasoning
Work through a situation step by step and pick the answer that follows from the facts.
🧩 Problem Solving
14 sets · 140 questionsProblem SensitivityInformation Ordering
Sort out a messy on-the-job situation and choose the next step that makes sense.
View sets →🤝 Situational Judgment
14 sets · 140 questionsProblem Sensitivity
Decide what to do when a resident, a coworker, or a supervisor puts you on the spot.
View sets →Reading & Writing
Read carefully, catch what a passage really says, and choose the words that say it best.
📖 Reading Comprehension
11 sets · 110 questionsWritten Comprehension
Read a short passage and answer questions about what it says — and what it means.
View sets →🔤 Vocabulary
10 sets · 100 questionsWritten ComprehensionWritten Expression
Pin down what a word means and pick the one that fits the sentence best.
View sets →Numerical
Arithmetic and number problems like the ones that show up across city exams.
🔢 Mathematics
11 sets · 110 questionsNumber FacilityMathematical Reasoning
Percentages, ratios, and word problems — the arithmetic that keeps showing up on exams.
View sets →📊 Accounting
4 sets · 40 questionsNumber Facility
Debits and credits, the accounting equation, and budget math for fiscal titles.
View sets →Spatial & Visual
Reading maps, picturing layouts, and spotting how shapes and spaces fit together.
🧭 Spatial Orientation & Visualization
4 sets · 40 questionsSpatial OrientationVisualization
Read a street grid, follow directions, and picture how shapes look after a turn, a fold, or a move.
View sets →Memory
Take in details, hold them in mind, and recall them accurately when asked.
🧠 Memory and Observation
11 sets · 110 questionsMemorization
Study a scene, remember the details, and spot what changed — the same noticing skills behind reading maps and layouts.
View sets →Administrative & Clerical
The careful office work every city job depends on: checking, sorting, and spotting errors.
🗂️ Clerical Skills
10 sets · 100 questionsAttention to Detail
Filing, alphabetizing, and checking names and numbers — catch the one detail that is off.
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