Aon scales cls practice: Inductive-logical Thinking
Six marked grids of letters and digits fall into two sets. Work out what each set shares, then assign four more grids. 12 tasks in 12 minutes.
View your results and progressWhich set does each unmarked grid belong to?
Marked grids
Orange bar: set A. Blue bar: set B.
Assign each grid to orange (A) or blue (B)
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Which set does each unmarked grid belong to?
Marked grids
Orange bar: set A. Blue bar: set B.
Assign each grid to orange (A) or blue (B)
scales cls timed test
12 tasks on a 12-minute clock. Assign all four grids to move on, then review both rules and every grid.
Which set does each unmarked grid belong to?
Marked grids
Orange bar: set A. Blue bar: set B.
Assign each grid to orange (A) or blue (B)
scales cls learning drill
Six tasks with no clock. After each answer you see both sets’ rules and why each grid belongs where it does.
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Work out what the orange grids share and what the blue grids share. Assign each unmarked grid to a set, then check your answer. This example is free and does not use a practice attempt.
Marked grids
Orange bar: set A. Blue bar: set B.
Assign each grid to orange (A) or blue (B)
About Aon scales cls
Aon lists scales cls as its Inductive-logical Thinking test: 12 tasks in 12 minutes. Each task shows six 3×3 grids of letters and digits. Three carry an orange bar (set A) and three a blue bar (set B). You work out what each set has in common and assign four unmarked grids to orange or blue. See Aon’s candidate page.
Wrong answers count against your score. A task counts as right only when all four grids are in the right set, so take the minute each task allows.
Rule types in our tasks
- A character sits in a fixed cell
- A character appears an exact number of times
- A character appears anywhere in the grid
- A digit or a letter sits in a fixed cell
- A row contains a character
- A column contains a character
Every task is original, generated fresh for each sitting and checked by a validator for a single correct answer.
Questions about scales cls practice
What is Aon scales cls?
scales cls is Aon’s Inductive-logical Thinking test. Each task shows six grids of letters and digits in two marked sets and four unmarked grids. You assign each unmarked grid to the set whose rule it follows. Aon gives 12 tasks in 12 minutes.
How is scales cls scored?
Wrong answers count against your score: our results show a net score of correct tasks minus wrong tasks. A task counts as right only when all four grids are in the right set, and the review shows which grids were right.
What kind of rules come up?
Rules are about characters and where they sit: a 7 in the center, the letter K exactly twice, a digit in the top-left cell, a row that contains a given character. No grid follows both sets’ rules.
How should I pace it?
Twelve minutes for twelve tasks is one minute each, the slowest pace of the Aon ability tests. Check one candidate rule against all three grids of a set before testing it on the unmarked grids.
Can I return to an earlier task?
Not in our timed test: all four grids need a set before you move on, and a finished task stays closed. Within a task you can change an assignment as often as you like.
What is free, and which pass covers this practice?
The example on this page is free with no account and does not use an attempt. Each practice card shows your account’s access before you start. One Aon Practice Test pass covers the scales ix, clx and cls timed tests, their learning drills and the full practice test. Saved reviews stay free.
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