Number Racer practice
Numerical reasoning · 12 questions · 6 minutes
Test Partnership describes the task as: Only collect the numbers which sum to the target number.
This page plays it at the real length, with questions that adapt to your answers.
- A target number appears, and you get five seconds to plan before the first number falls.
- Rows of number blocks fall toward your car. Move left and right to drive into the blocks you want and avoid the rest.
- Every number you collect is added. The round ends when all numbers have fallen; you are right if your total equals the target. There can be more than one way to get there.
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Try two Number Racer questions now. No account needed.
Only collect the numbers which sum to the target number. The clock starts when you press start.
What Number Racer measures
Number Racer is one of Test Partnership's two numerical reasoning games. Test Partnership lists it at 12 questions in 6 minutes and says it assesses quantitative reasoning, perceptual speed and memory span. Like every MindmetriQ game, it adapts: harder or easier questions follow your answers, with a short time limit on each question.
How this practice version works
Our tracks have three lanes and four to eight rows, with larger numbers and faster rows as you answer correctly. Every row has at least one free lane, so you can always skip a row. We do not show the running total, because you have to track it yourself. Test Partnership publishes the total time but not the limit per question, so we split it evenly. Difficulty runs from level 1 to 5: one step up after a right answer, one step down after a wrong one. Your first full game is free; the results show accuracy, average time and the highest level you reached.
How to do well
Use the five-second planning time to pick a route before anything moves. Keep a running total in your head; the screen does not show it.
Number Racer questions
Does Number Racer show my running total?
Ours does not, so you practice keeping the total in your head while you steer. Plan the whole route during the five seconds before the first number falls.
Is there only one correct route?
No. Several combinations can reach the target, and any of them counts.
Source: Test Partnership, game-based assessments (game names, times, question counts and abilities), and the free demo linked there (instructions).