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dougz · Joined: 19 Jun 2009 Posts: 3

How does this test work?

If I get stumped on an answer, is it best to just fill in any answer and move on, or try to answer each and every question correctly?

Billyh · Joined: 17 Mar 2009 Posts: 73

In a wonderlic it is best to answer as many questions as possible. I don't believe you lose any marks for incorrect answers. They get harder as you go and I think there were 50 questions.
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ATS: Pass
Local App: In
Pre-Back: Pass
LFI: Pass
ECI: Pass
Deferred
OPP App: In
Paperwork: Waiting
LFI: Scheduled

dougz · Joined: 19 Jun 2009 Posts: 3

Hmm..

I just finished one, finally (found that for the timer to work I have to use IE)..

I didn't make it through all 66 questions, but it marked how many correct answers I had out of the ones I DID answer..

So yeah, I guess it's best just to put any old answer down for ones that are going to take too long to do, with no guarantee you'll get it right anyways..

Billyh · Joined: 17 Mar 2009 Posts: 73

Are you certain that was Wonderlic?

They are standardized and have 50 questions.... twelve minutes to complete.

When mine was marked they just counted the correct answers... it didn't matter how many I answered. The score was based on the number correct, not the number correct as a percentage of what I answered.

Maybe it's a modified one?
_________________
ATS: Pass
Local App: In
Pre-Back: Pass
LFI: Pass
ECI: Pass
Deferred
OPP App: In
Paperwork: Waiting
LFI: Scheduled

dougz · Joined: 19 Jun 2009 Posts: 3

Yup..

BC test, Wonderlic..

66 questions..