I'd like to see you guys do the same test under the same circumstances. I'm willing to bet only Nonstopdrivel does well.

I had to take one before being admitted to college. After 16 questions, I had 13 right. I wanted to know how many I got right total, but they said once they hit 13, they stop because that's the bare min.

"Zero2Cool" wrote:

I'm going to go and say that I'd get more than 10. Even if the test is in English.

Just look at the benchmarks. At 10, you're litterate. I like my odds. Even at the combine.

"Rockmolder" wrote:

"Rockmolder" wrote:

"Zero2Cool" wrote:

I'd like to see you guys do the same test under the same circumstances. I'm willing to bet only Nonstopdrivel does well.

I had to take one before being admitted to college. After 16 questions, I had 13 right. I wanted to know how many I got right total, but they said once they hit 13, they stop because that's the bare min.

"Zero2Cool" wrote:

I honestly think a lot of guys simply don't take the test that seriously. They are scoring worse than the theoretical score one should guess from random guessing.

"Nonstopdrivel" wrote:

Similar to other standardized tests, the Wonderlic Test presents its questions in an open response and multiple choice format with increasing difficulty. For example, a simple question may ask a participant to observe a set of words, and select one that is irrelevant to the others. In addition, the test may require one to solve a word problem by utilizing various algebraic and geometric techniques.[9]