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TestGorilla practice questions helps candidates prepare with original Heycademy tests, clear explanations and practical review steps. Use your employer invitation as the source of truth, then log in to the Heycademy app when you are ready to practise.
When you are ready to practise, you can log in to the Heycademy app and continue with timed questions, explanations and focused review.
TestGorilla practice questions: what candidates should practise first
Use this page to move from reading into active Heycademy practice, review explanations and prepare for the assessment format shown in your invitation.
| Area | What to practise | Useful method |
|---|---|---|
| Problem solving | Priorities, constraints and simple operations | Write what the question is asking before choosing an answer. |
| Critical thinking | Evidence, assumptions and conclusions | Separate stated facts from what merely feels likely. |
| Numerical reasoning | Percentages, ratios, tables and rates | Identify the base value before calculating. |
| Attention to detail | Text or visual differences | Compare in short chunks instead of scanning randomly. |
| Communication judgement | Workplace or customer scenarios | Choose calm, professional and useful responses. |
| Role-specific tasks | Coding, language, support or job skills | Practise the underlying skill, not leaked questions. |
Important: TestGorilla assessments are configured by individual employers, so exact test combinations, timing, monitoring and question formats can vary. Use your invitation and on-screen instructions as the source of truth.
Before answering, identify whether the item asks for the best answer, the incorrect item, the next step or the strongest conclusion.
Decide whether you are solving a number, logic, detail, communication or role-specific task. The method depends on the skill.
After each mistake, identify the trap: wrong base value, missed keyword, unsupported assumption, rushed comparison or poor tone. Write it down before the next set.
Once the method is clear, practise with a timer so the real assessment feels familiar rather than sudden. Keep the timer strict, review calmly afterwards, and repeat the weakest skill first next time before adding harder mixed drills.
How to Use Practice Questions
Practice questions should train method, not memory. After each question, ask what skill was tested and what mistake the wrong answer was designed to attract.
The examples below are original and are not official TestGorilla questions. Use them to practise habits you can transfer to the real assessment.
Keep a short mistake log while practising. Write the question type, the error pattern and the rule you will use next time. This makes improvement visible instead of vague, and it gives you something concrete to review before test day.
Choose your plan
Practice with confidence
Select the plan that matches your preparation goals.
Problem-Solving Example
A team has 48 tickets. They close one quarter in the morning and 12 more after lunch. How many remain? Answer: 24.
Method: calculate one quarter of 48 as 12, subtract 12 and 12 from 48, then check that the question asks for remaining tickets.
Use this point as a mini-checklist during practice. If you miss an item, decide whether the cause was the instruction, the method, the timer or the review habit, then adjust the next set instead of simply repeating the same mistake.
Review habit
After answering, write why the correct option is stronger and what trap the wrong option used.
How to think: This builds a repeatable method instead of relying on memory.
Numerical Reasoning Example
A product rises from 80 to 100. What is the percentage increase? Answer: 25 percent.
Method: the increase is 20 and the original value is 80, so 20 divided by 80 is 0.25. Many candidates incorrectly divide by the final value.
Use this point as a mini-checklist during practice. If you miss an item, decide whether the cause was the instruction, the method, the timer or the review habit, then adjust the next set instead of simply repeating the same mistake.
Critical Thinking Example
A report says customer complaints fell after a new script was introduced. Can you conclude the script caused the drop? Answer: not with certainty.
Method: the timing supports a possible link, but you need to rule out other causes before claiming proof.
After reading this section, pause and name the exact behaviour you want to improve: pace, accuracy, evidence checking, detail comparison or communication judgement. A specific target makes the next practice set more useful because you know what success should look like before you begin.
Review habit
After answering, write why the correct option is stronger and what trap the wrong option used.
How to think: This builds a repeatable method instead of relying on memory.
Attention to Detail Example
Compare HX-1749-B and HX-1479-B. Are they identical? Answer: no.
Method: compare in chunks. The middle digits 1749 and 1479 are different even though the prefix and suffix match.
Keep a short mistake log while practising. Write the question type, the error pattern and the rule you will use next time. This makes improvement visible instead of vague, and it gives you something concrete to review before test day.
Review habit
After answering, write why the correct option is stronger and what trap the wrong option used.
How to think: This builds a repeatable method instead of relying on memory.
Communication Judgement Example
A customer is frustrated because an update is late. The best first response acknowledges the delay, gives the current status and explains the next step.
Method: choose the answer that is calm, useful and accountable. Avoid responses that blame others, overpromise or ignore the concern.
Do not treat this as theory only. Pick one relevant skill family, answer a few original questions and review why the weaker options were tempting. That is the part that transfers to the real assessment, especially when the employer’s exact test mix is not known.
Review habit
After answering, write why the correct option is stronger and what trap the wrong option used.
How to think: This builds a repeatable method instead of relying on memory.
How to Review Your Answers
Create a mistake log with three columns: question type, mistake pattern and repair rule. Keep the rule short enough to remember during the real assessment.
Examples include: check original base, compare middle characters, avoid unsupported conclusions, read the final sentence twice.
Do not treat this as theory only. Pick one relevant skill family, answer a few original questions and review why the weaker options were tempting. That is the part that transfers to the real assessment, especially when the employer’s exact test mix is not known.
Move From Untimed to Timed Practice
Begin untimed so you can learn the method. When your explanations are consistent, move to timed sets to practise pace and decision-making.
Timed practice should feel a little uncomfortable. That is the point: it trains you to keep moving without abandoning accuracy.
Make this practical by completing a short original drill, reviewing the explanation and writing one repair rule before moving on. That turns reading into a skill you can use under time pressure, and it stops preparation from becoming passive scrolling through advice.
Related TestGorilla Guides
Use these guides when you want to focus on one part of your preparation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is every TestGorilla assessment the same?
No. Employers configure assessments from tests and custom questions, so your exact sections, timing and monitoring can vary.
Can I practise with official live TestGorilla questions?
No. TestGorilla candidate guidance says previews of official questions and answers are not provided. Use original practice to build the skill.
What should I practise first?
Start with a short mixed diagnostic, then practise the weakest area: numerical reasoning, critical thinking, attention to detail, communication judgement or role-specific tasks.
Can TestGorilla use a camera or microphone?
It can if the employer enables those settings. Follow the equipment and integrity instructions shown in your invitation and assessment screen.
Is Heycademy affiliated with TestGorilla?
No. Heycademy is an independent preparation resource and is not endorsed by TestGorilla.
Where can I continue practising?
Supporting guides include a link to the Heycademy app. You can use it for timed practice, explanations and focused review.
Continue in the Heycademy App
When you are ready to practise rather than just read, log in to the Heycademy app and continue with timed sets, explanations and review.
Use the app after this guide to turn your preparation into active practice. Reading helps you understand the assessment; practice helps you build speed and accuracy.
Do not treat this as theory only. Pick one relevant skill family, answer a few original questions and review why the weaker options were tempting. That is the part that transfers to the real assessment, especially when the employer’s exact test mix is not known.
Final Preparation Note
Use official TestGorilla and employer instructions as the source of truth for your real assessment. Heycademy is not affiliated with or endorsed by TestGorilla.
This page uses original examples and preparation guidance. It does not reproduce official, live or competitor questions.
Do not treat this as theory only. Pick one relevant skill family, answer a few original questions and review why the weaker options were tempting. That is the part that transfers to the real assessment, especially when the employer’s exact test mix is not known.
Sample assessment questions
TestGorilla Assessment
Prepare for your TestGorilla assessment with realistic practice tests covering the most commonly used hiring assessments, including Problem Solving, Numerical Reasoning, Critical Thinking, Abstract Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, Working with Data, Attention to Detail, Spatial Reasoning, and Situational Judgement. Practice under timed conditions, improve your performance with detailed explanations, and build confidence before your pre-employment assessment.
Section 1
Numerical Reasoning
Percentages, ratios, tables, charts, and business maths.
A company's monthly sales increased from $150,000 to $195,000 over 6 months. What was the average monthly percentage increase in sales, assuming it increased at a constant rate?
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Correct answer: 4.5%
Using compound growth formula: Final = Initial × (1 + r)^6 → 195,000 = 150,000 × (1 + r)^6 → (1 + r)^6 = 1.3 → 1 + r = 1.3^(1/6) ≈ 1.043 → r ≈ 4.3%.
A company's annual report shows the following data (in $000): Revenue: 1,200; Cost of Goods Sold: 720; Operating Expenses: 300; Interest Expense: 60; Tax Rate: 30%. What is the company's net profit after tax?
Calculate Net Profit = (Revenue – COGS – Operating Expenses – Interest) × (1 – Tax Rate)
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Correct answer: $84,000
Profit before tax = 1,200,000 – 720,000 – 300,000 – 60,000 = 120,000. Net profit = 120,000 × (1 – 0.3) = 84,000. Correction: The correct net profit is 84,000, so option A is correct.
Using the Economic Order Quantity (EOQ) formula EOQ = sqrt((2 × Demand × Ordering Cost) / Holding Cost), where annual demand is 10,000 units, what is the EOQ?
A company orders 10,000 units of a product at $15 per unit. The holding cost per unit per year is $2, and the ordering cost per order is $500.
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Correct answer: 2,236 units
EOQ = sqrt((2 × 10,000 × 500) / 2) = sqrt(5,000,000) ≈ 2,236 units.
Section 2
Verbal Reasoning
Reading comprehension, inference, statements, and arguments.
A manager states that employees who work overtime are more productive. What assumption underlies this statement?
The manager believes overtime work correlates with higher productivity.
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Correct answer: Working longer hours directly increases productivity.
The assumption is that longer working hours (overtime) lead to increased productivity, which may not always be true.
What assumption underlies the argument that increasing the minimum wage will reduce poverty?
The argument states that raising the minimum wage will provide low-income workers with more money, which will reduce poverty levels.
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Correct answer: Employers will not reduce employment levels in response to higher wages.
The argument assumes that employers will not cut jobs or reduce hours when wages increase; otherwise, the intended poverty reduction might not occur.
A policy mandates that all employees must complete a cybersecurity training course annually. Which assumption is this policy based on?
The policy aims to reduce cybersecurity risks through training.
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Correct answer: Regular training will reduce the likelihood of security breaches.
The policy assumes that annual training effectively lowers security risks; if training does not impact behavior, the policy would be ineffective.
Section 3
Logical Reasoning
Patterns, sequences, arrangements, and abstract logic.
If all employees who work on Project X must attend the Monday meeting, and John does not attend the Monday meeting, what can be concluded about John?
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Correct answer: John does not work on Project X
Since all employees working on Project X must attend the Monday meeting, and John does not attend, John cannot be working on Project X.
Given the symbols: '^' means 'and', 'v' means 'or', and '~' means 'not', which of the following is the negation of the statement 'P ^ Q'?
Apply the negation to the conjunction using symbolic logic rules.
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Correct answer: ~P v ~Q
The negation of 'P and Q' is 'not P or not Q' by De Morgan's law, which is '~P v ~Q'.
If the symbol '@' means 'implies', and the statement 'A @ B' is false only when A is true and B is false, what is the truth value of 'X @ Y' if X is false and Y is false?
Symbol '@' means logical implication: true unless true implies false.
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Correct answer: true
Implication is false only when the antecedent (X) is true and the consequent (Y) is false. Here X is false, so 'X @ Y' is true regardless of Y's value. Hence, option A is correct.
Section 4
Data Checking
An employee attendance report shows John Doe clocked in at 9:00 AM and clocked out at 5:00 PM on March 15. The system log shows a logout time of 4:45 PM for John Doe on the same day. What is the most accurate conclusion?
Attendance Report:
Employee: John Doe
Date: March 15
Clock-in: 9:00 AM
Clock-out: 5:00 PM
System Log:
User: John Doe
Logout Time: 4:45 PM
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Correct answer: Both records are correct; John Doe logged out early but stayed on premises.
The system logout time is earlier than the attendance clock-out time, indicating the attendance report likely has an error or was not updated to reflect the actual logout time.
A software system processes employee records where each record must have a unique Employee ID and a valid email address. Given the following records, which entry contains an error?
Employee Records:
1. ID: E12345, Email: john.doe@example.com
2. ID: E12346, Email: jane.smith@example.com
3. ID: E12345, Email: mike.jones@example.com
4. ID: E12347, Email: lisa.brown@company
Note: Valid emails must contain '@' and a domain suffix.
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Correct answer: Record 3 has a duplicate Employee ID
Record 3 duplicates the Employee ID E12345 already used in Record 1, violating the uniqueness requirement. Additionally, Record 4's email is invalid because it lacks a proper domain suffix after '@'. However, the question asks for the entry containing an error, and the duplicate ID in Record 3 is the primary error.
A purchase order lists the following items and quantities: 15 units of Product A at $12.50 each, 10 units of Product B at $20.00 each, and 5 units of Product C at $7.80 each. The total amount on the invoice is stated as $517.50. Which value is incorrect?
Purchase Order:
– Product A: 15 units @ $12.50
– Product B: 10 units @ $20.00
– Product C: 5 units @ $7.80
Invoice total: $517.50
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Correct answer: The total invoice amount
Calculating the total: (15 x 12.50) + (10 x 20.00) + (5 x 7.80) = 187.50 + 200 + 39 = 426.50. The invoice total of $517.50 is incorrect and does not match the sum of the line items.
Section 5
Data Interpretation
Select the correct answer based on the information shown in the graph.
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Correct answer: 1.64% per 100 cycles
Total drop from 0→500 = 100−91.8 = 8.20. Per 100 cycles (5 intervals) = 8.20/5 = 1.64%.
Select the correct answer based on the information shown in the graph.
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Correct answer: 1.27
3-day moving avgs: [90.77, 90.47, 89.97, 89.87, 89.5]. Best(min)=89.50, Worst(max)=90.77. Difference=1.27.
Select the correct answer based on the information shown in the graph.
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Correct answer: 2.21%
Week % changes: [3.53, -1.52, 4.23, 2.58]. Average = 2.21%.
Section 6
Critical Thinking
A report states: "Customer satisfaction increased by 10% last year." A consultant comments: "This clearly shows our service is superior to competitors." Identify the fact and the opinion.
The report provides a percentage increase; the consultant interprets the data.
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Correct answer: The 10% increase is a fact; the consultant's comment is an opinion.
The 10% increase is a measurable fact. The consultant's statement about service superiority is a subjective opinion.
A report states: 'Employee satisfaction increased by 15% after the new benefits were introduced.' Which statement is a fact?
Consider the report's claim about employee satisfaction.
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Correct answer: Employee satisfaction increased by 15%.
The 15% increase is a measurable fact; the other statements express opinions or feelings.
A manager states: "Our customer satisfaction score dropped by 5 points last quarter, which means our service quality is poor." Which part of this statement is an opinion?
Analyze the statement to separate fact from opinion.
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Correct answer: The drop indicates poor service quality.
The drop in score is a factual measurement; interpreting it as 'poor service quality' is a subjective opinion that may require further evidence.
Section 7
Situational Judgment
A new team member seems unsure about their responsibilities and is hesitant to ask questions. What should you do?
Scenario: You notice a new colleague is quiet in meetings and seems unsure about their tasks.
Prompt: What should you do?
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Correct answer: Approach them privately, offer support, and encourage them to ask questions whenever needed.
Supporting new team members and encouraging open communication helps them integrate and perform effectively.
During a project meeting, a team member criticizes your proposal with a direct tone but raises valid points. What should you do?
Scenario: A colleague challenges your idea in a straightforward manner, which may feel confrontational but includes useful feedback.
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Correct answer: Ask them to explain their concerns and discuss how the idea could be improved.
Engaging constructively with feedback, regardless of tone, promotes collaboration and improves outcomes while maintaining professionalism.
You accidentally receive confidential salary information about other employees. What should you do?
Scenario: A file containing sensitive salary data was mistakenly sent to your inbox.
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Correct answer: Delete or close the file, avoid sharing it, and report the accidental access to the appropriate person.
Protecting confidentiality and reporting the incident follows ethical standards and prevents misuse of sensitive information.
Section 8
Reading Comprehension
What is the primary purpose of the passage?
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming customer service by enabling faster response times and personalized interactions. Chatbots and virtual assistants handle routine inquiries, freeing human agents to focus on complex issues. While AI improves efficiency, companies must ensure technology complements rather than replaces human empathy to maintain customer satisfaction.
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Correct answer: To explain how AI enhances customer service efficiency while preserving human empathy.
The passage focuses on how AI improves customer service efficiency but emphasizes the need to maintain human empathy. Option A reflects this purpose, while others misinterpret or do not align with the passage.
What is the primary purpose of the passage?
In recent years, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into healthcare systems has transformed patient care and hospital operations. AI algorithms assist in diagnosing diseases more accurately by analyzing vast datasets, including medical imaging and patient histories. Moreover, AI-driven predictive analytics help hospitals manage resources efficiently, anticipating patient admission rates and optimizing staff allocation. Despite these advancements, ethical concerns about data privacy and algorithmic bias remain significant challenges. Healthcare providers must balance innovation with patient rights to ensure equitable and secure AI applications.
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Correct answer: To highlight both the benefits and challenges of AI in healthcare.
The passage discusses AI's positive impact on healthcare and also addresses ethical challenges, indicating a balanced overview rather than advocating replacement or technical specifics.
What is the main idea of the passage?
Many companies have shifted to hybrid work models to balance employee flexibility with the need for collaboration. While remote work offers benefits such as reduced commuting and increased job satisfaction, it can also create challenges in communication. To overcome these, organizations schedule regular in-person meetings and use digital tools to facilitate teamwork. This approach aims to combine the advantages of remote work with effective collaboration.
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Correct answer: Hybrid work combines flexibility with structured collaboration.
The passage explains that hybrid work balances flexibility and collaboration by combining remote work benefits with scheduled meetings and digital tools. Other options contradict or overstate the passage's content.