Aon gapChallenge: Deductive-logical Reasoning

The Aon gapChallenge (previously known as cut-e scales lst) test is a deductive logic test that measures a candidate’s ability to identify and apply rules based on grids containing shapes. The test lasts 6 minutes and includes 10 exercises, giving approximately 36 seconds per question.

Introducing the test

In this Aon test, inductive-logical exercises contain a grid with different shapes within it. Each shape appears only once per row and per column. One of the cells in the grid contains a question mark. Your task is to analyze the grid in order to identify the shape behind the question mark.

Online Practice Tests – Aon gapChallenge

Prepare for the Aon (cut-e) scales lst deductive logic test with one or more online practice tests designed in the style of the official assessment.

Includes:

  • 1 or 3 practice tests for the scales lst
  • Each practice test includes 10 questions to complete in 6 minutes
  • Format faithful to the real test’s interface and instructions
  • Exercises based on grids of shapes to complete using deductive logic

What’s included in this prep package:

  • 100% online training platform
  • Timed practice under real test conditions
  • Up to 10 attempts per practice test
  • Completed grids included in your test report
  • Detailed test report with statistics
  • Secure payment

Presentation of the Test

In the Aon (cut-e) deductive logical thinking test (scales lst), each exercise presents a grid filled with different shapes. Each shape appears only once per row and once per column. One cell in the grid contains a question mark (?), representing the missing shape.

Your task is to analyze the grid and determine the rule that governs the arrangement of shapes in order to identify which shape should replace the question mark. Depending on the difficulty, the grids may contain four or five rows and columns.

The exercises are adaptive: if you answer the simpler ones correctly, the following questions become more challenging. For each grid, you are offered four or five possible shapes, and you must select the one that correctly completes the grid.

The official test lasts 6 minutes and includes 10 exercises, giving you about 36 seconds per grid. You are free to navigate back and forth between the different exercises at any point during the test.