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Meet the ability tests — measure how you think
Logic, numbers, reasoning, reading — a suite of tests that measure the thinking skills behind study and work is now on Grader.
Not just personality and taste — sometimes you want to see how you think, too. Answering that, Grader now includes a suite of ability-measurement tests.
What's in the suite
Each test measures a different facet of thinking.
- Logical reasoning (overall) — a balanced look at your logic
- Numerical reasoning — quantities, ratios, reading charts
- Deductive reasoning — drawing conclusions from premises
- Pattern recognition — spotting the rules
- Verbal reasoning — grasping relationships between words
- Critical thinking — questioning and weighing assumptions
- Reading comprehension (inference) — finding the point and the implied meaning
Each test is 16–20 questions, with results on a 5-level scale. Try Vol.1 to warm up, then Vol.2 once you're comfortable.
A score is a snapshot of where you are
What matters isn't the score itself, but knowing which skills are strong and where there's room to grow.
As prep for aptitude tests, or a way to notice your own thinking habits. Relax, and try one first.
Start with the logical reasoning (overall) test.