Numerical · Inductive · Deductive
SHL Verify Interactive G+ practice
Practice numerical data, visual patterns and rule-based logic in one sitting. Take on 24 tasks with a single 36-minute clock, or learn through six untimed tasks with worked feedback.
Before you start
- Read the information for each task carefully. Calculate from the data, look for the visual rule, or combine the stated facts without adding assumptions.
- Use the labeled chart, pattern or logic controls to build your answer. Then select Submit answer. Only submitted answers count.
- Submit a complete answer to move forward. Our timed practice has no skip or back button.
- The 36-minute clock runs continuously, including background tabs and reloads. There is no pause or separate time limit for each question.
When time ends, an unsubmitted selection is recorded as unanswered. Your answers and explanations appear after you finish.
Each sitting uses a fixed, balanced editorial mix of numerical, inductive and deductive tasks: eight per subject in timed practice and two per subject in learning practice. It does not reproduce SHL’s adaptive selection, official difficulty calibration or scoring.
Three free worked examples
Start with an introductory example from each reasoning area. These original practice examples require no account and do not use a practice attempt. They are independent preparation materials, not official SHL questions.
Numerical reasoningTurn a table into percentages.
Support requests resolved
Three support teams track the requests they received this week. The resolved column counts only requests from that same week.
| Team | Requests received | Requests resolved |
|---|---|---|
| Maple | 160 | 120 |
| Birch | 250 | 150 |
| Cedar | 180 | 144 |
Set each bar to the percentage of received requests that the team resolved.
Requests resolved (%)
Drag the chart handles, move the sliders, or enter exact values below. Use whole numbers.
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Inductive reasoningFind a rule and continue a sequence.
Continue a letter–number pattern
The first three nodes are connected. Find the changes in their letters and numbers, then extend the path through each remaining node once.
The sequence begins
- D4
- G9
- J14
- → ?
Continue from the fixed starting nodes. Connect each remaining node once in the order that follows the rule.
Continue the path D4 → G9 → J14.
Connect the sequence
Select the next node to draw a connection. You can also drag from the highlighted endpoint to the next node. With a keyboard, Tab to a node and press Enter or Space.
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Deductive reasoningCombine rules to arrange a schedule.
Arrange four collection times
Luis, Nia, Omar and Priya each collect one package. The available times are 9:00 am, 10:00 am, 11:00 am and 12:00 pm. Each time is used by exactly one person.
Rules to satisfy
- Nia collects at 12:00 pm.
- Luis collects in the time slot immediately before Priya.
- Omar collects later than Priya.
Assign a collection time to each person using all three rules.
Your order
- 9:00 amUnassigned
- 10:00 amUnassigned
- 11:00 amUnassigned
- 12:00 pmUnassigned
Use each position once. Choosing an occupied position swaps those two placements. You can change your answer before submitting.
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