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What Is the Wonderlic?
The Wonderlic is a family of assessments developed by Wonderlic, Inc. For almost 100 years, Wonderlic has been offering a wide variety of tests and surveys that test cognitive ability, knowledge and skills, personality, integrity, and a number of other traits.
While Wonderlic may be best known as the test offered to those aspiring to play in the National Football League, Wonderlic offers products used by many different types of employers in virtually every type of industry.
The most common reason you’ll take a Wonderlic test is as part of a job application. Employers use Wonderlic assessments to predict on-the-job performance by measuring cognitive ability, personality traits, and motivational fit. Academic programs (particularly nursing schools) may also require Wonderlic scores for admissions.
Wonderlic Tests
Wonderlic Select
Wonderlic Select (formerly known as Wonscore) is Wonderlic’s flagship pre-employment assessment. It combines cognitive ability, personality, and motivation assessments into one package.
Depending on the employer and the role, you may be asked to complete one, two, or all three assessments. The full assessment typically takes about 35 minutes to complete.
Wonderlic Cognitive Ability Test
Whether you’re taking it as part of Wonderlic Select or as a standalone assessment, the cognitive ability test contains 50 multiple-choice questions and a time limit of 12 minutes.
The test covers verbal ability, numerical ability, logic and spatial reasoning, and general knowledge.
Wonderlic Scholastic Level Exam (SLE)
The Wonderlic Scholastic Level exam is used by colleges and academic programs as an admissions assessment. It uses the same format as the Cognitive Ability Test: 50 questions in 12 minutes.
This measures the same general areas as the cognitive ability test (verbal, numerical, logic, and general knowledge) but is used in an academic context rather than for employment.
Wonderlic Basic Skills Test
The Wonderlic Basic Skills test is different from the cognitive ability test. It assesses practical verbal and quantitative skills to determine whether yoe’re ready for a specific position or academic program.
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FAQs
What does a Wonderlic test measure?
The Wonderlic test measures cognitive ability, personality traits, and motivational fit.
What kind of test is the Wonderlic?
The Wonderlic is a cognitive ability test used by employers to evaluate the problem-solving skills and learning potential of job candidates.
What questions are on the Wonderlic test?
The Wonderlic Cognitive Ability Test consists of 50 multiple-choice questions covering verbal reasoning, basic math, logic, and general knowledge.
Are you allowed to use a calculator on the Wonderlic?
Calculators are not allowed on the Wonderlic exam. The test is designed to be taken without one and requires that the taker study aptly beforehand.
What is a good score on the Wonderlic?
For each answer you get correct on the test, you get one point added to your score. The average score for the test is 20, but a good score will depend on the profession of the taker.
What is on the Wonderlic Basic Skills test?
The Wonderlic Basic Skills test will test you on basic verbal and quantitative skills with a time limit of 20 minutes for each section.
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