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Criteria Cognitive Aptitude Test · 50 questions · 15 minutes

You have 18 seconds.

That’s the budget per question on the CCAT. A good pace starts with knowing which questions to answer and which to leave. Practice recognizing a route, making a decision, and moving on.

Try the sample. Its clock starts when the question comes into view.

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“Skipping is a decision, not a failure.”
Q 01 · public sampleAa Word relationships
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Math, Verbal, Logic and Spatial

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a full test with forward-only pacing

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that reads your attempts and remembers its advice

What we measure

A right answer matters.
So does knowing when to move on.

Every drill records three decisions per question, not one. Practice your answers and the judgment that keeps you moving.

R

Did you see a route?

Press R the moment you know the method. Recognition time, measured apart from solving time, helps show where your seconds go.

S

Did you decide to leave?

A skip is a recorded decision, not a blank. On a forward-only test, leaving a slow question can give you time for one you know.

2.71

Correct per active minute

Accuracy divided by the time you actually spent. Track your pace by family, with a clear verdict: Improving, Slipping, Mixed, Holding steady.

Illustrative metric

Spend your seconds where they count

A plan for test day, and a
coach who checks you kept it.

Your personal skip map

Per family: accuracy, decision time and correct per minute, then a verdict you can carry into the room.

Illustrative example
Word relationshipsQuick win
RatesConsider moving on
Tile matricesSpeed opportunity
FractionsDrill the method

Your coach read your test

Illustrative debrief · not your results
↗ Improving
Last time I said leave Rates after 12 seconds. You did, four times, and reached question 50. You gave yourself more chances to find a quick win.

Fix first: Fractions (3 wrong, 24 s median). Averages are now a quick win; protect them.

Practice with your coach

Debriefs and coaching sessions are kept. Your next session can build on how the last advice played out.

An honest simulation

The first time it feels like test day shouldn’t be test day.

Practice with plain answer rows, a clock, no pause and no back. Afterwards, your coach reads your attempts and writes you a debrief.

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Question 12 / 50 · exampleTime remaining 11:42

If 3 workers finish a job in 8 hours, how many hours would 4 workers take?

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Practice across the CCAT’s four domains.

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± Math

Algebra & word equations, Averages, Fractions, Rates, Mental arithmetic

Aa Verbal

Word relationships, Antonyms, Sentence completion, Odd one out

∴ Logic

If–then reasoning, Syllogisms, Number series

◇ Spatial

Tile matrices, Rotations, Mirror images, Exact-match pairs, Figures

Pricing

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Recognize the pattern. Choose your battles. Keep moving.

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