Practice Questions

Visual-spatial intelligence is the ability to create, retrieve and transform images such as visualization of objects and their shapes. This ability is critical for designing and redesigning structures or objects by visualizing them in your mind, and then turning them …

Memory Practice 1 – LettersMemory Quiz 2 – Phone NumbersMemory Quiz #3 – WordsQuick Tips on Improving your Memory Repeat information out loud: Saying it out loud reinforces it and makes recall easier. Use mnemonic devices: Mnemonic devices such as …

Main areas on the test: Arithmetic reasoning – Word problems where you are asked to find a missing variable. Logical reasoning – Several statements are given and you are asked to choose the statement that is a valid conclusion, given …

1. 767 9th Avenue A) 302 – 757 9th Avenue B) 650 – 900 9th Avenue C) 760 – 367 9th Avenue D) 767 – 800 9th Avenue 2. 3146 King George Hwy A) 3000 – 3200 King George Heights …

Folding questions are a type of visual-spatial reasoning question used in cognitive and intelligence tests, and pre-employment test such as the CFAT, Canada Post GAT and the CCAT tests. For these questions, you have to mentally manipulate a two-dimensional object …

CSC has approximately 7,800 employees, and approximately 15,000 offenders in federal custody.  Correctional officers monitor and supervise inmates in penitentiaries. The Canadian Corrections Officer test is a requirement to work for at Correctional Service of Canada (CSC).  This is a …

The Canadian Cognitive Abilities Test is a cognitive test often used for admissions to gifted programs throughout Canada. It is aimed at evaluating the cognitive abilities of students in K-12 grades.  The test is the Canadian version of the CogAT …