🧠 CCAT-Style Practice Test

How to use:

• Choose Set A, B, C, or D, then press Start — the 15-minute countdown begins immediately.
• Choose one of five answers to lock it in and move to the next question. You cannot go back.
• The test contains 50 questions covering verbal, math & logic, and spatial reasoning.
• There is no penalty for wrong answers, so guess and keep moving if you are unsure.
• The test ends when you answer question 50 or the 15-minute timer runs out — whichever comes first.

Question types you'll see:

• Verbal: vocabulary, opposites, analogies, sentence completion, and word relationships.
• Math & Logic: arithmetic, ratios, percentages, number patterns, word problems, and logical deduction.
• Spatial Reasoning: visual sequences, rotations, direction changes, and shape-pattern questions.

How scoring works:

• Your raw score is the number of correct answers out of 50. Wrong and unanswered questions do not add points.
• Your results also show how you performed in each of the three question categories.
• This practice test does not generate an official CCAT score or percentile. Criteria currently reports that the average CCAT test taker gets about 24 questions correct, but this independent question bank is not normed to Criteria's proprietary test.

Tips for a better score:

• Pace matters: 15 minutes for 50 questions is an average of 18 seconds per question.
• Do not use a calculator. Use mental math and move on quickly when a problem is taking too long.
• There is no penalty for guessing, so choose an answer rather than spending too long on one item.
• For spatial questions, look for one simple change at a time: rotation, direction, position, fill, or shape order.

About this practice test: this is an independent practice tool built in the general style of the CCAT format used in hiring. It is not the official CCAT, does not contain official questions, and the results are practice scores rather than Criteria scores.