Numerical reasoning practice tests
Free numerical reasoning practice for ages 7 to adult: number sequences, missing numbers, number rules and data questions, with worked explanations.
These are practice puzzles, not an IQ test. A real IQ test is standardised and given by a qualified psychologist.
Scores are shown simply as the number right out of the number of questions (for example, 18 out of 25), with an explanation for every question. We never give an IQ number, a percentile or a label, and we never compare you with other people.
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The tests
About these tests
Numerical reasoning is about spotting how numbers are linked: what comes next, which number is missing, what rule turns one number into another. Answers are checked by computer programs, and every test is reviewed by an independent AI checker that didn't write it. Spot a mistake? Use the Report button.
How to use these tests
- Each test picks 20–25 questions at random from a bank of 40 or more, so you can try again and get a different set. There is no time limit unless you choose one. Children aged 7–8 may like an adult to read the questions with them. Use the explanations at the end to learn the rule behind each puzzle.
Plan the teaching
Use these tests for practice at home or in class. Plan lessons with the free Lesson Plan Maker.
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