Wonderlic Select practice test
Wonderlic Select is the current name for the assessment (Wonderlic’s FAQ says “formerly Wonscore”). It has three sections. Two — personality and motivation — are untimed and have no right answers to practise. The third is the 50-question, 12-minute cognitive section, and that is what runs below.
Wonderlic Select
50 questions. 12 minutes.
That is 14.4 seconds a question. The clock starts when you press the button and submits the test when it runs out. You will not be told whether an answer was right until the end — that is the point of a timed run.
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Frequently asked
- What is in Wonderlic Select?
- Three sections, per Wonderlic’s candidate FAQ: a timed cognitive ability section (50 questions, 12 minutes), a personality section (150 items, untimed, about 15 minutes), and a motivational interests section (58 items, untimed). Most people finish the whole assessment in about 35 minutes.
- Is Wonderlic Select different from “the Wonderlic test”?
- The timed cognitive section is the same 50-in-12 shape people have always meant by “the Wonderlic”. What Select adds is the two untimed sections and a combined score that Wonderlic weights differently for different jobs.
- Can I practise the personality and motivation sections?
- There is nothing to practise: they have no correct answers. Wonderlic’s sample page describes the motivation section as ranking activities you would prefer, in sets of three, and the personality section as 150 statements to agree or disagree with. Answer them honestly and spend your preparation time on the timed section.
Practise one type at a time
Untimed sets with the explanation right after each answer — where the timed run tells you what is going wrong, these are where you fix it.
Sources
Every figure on this page comes from one of the documents below, with the date it was read. Requirements change; if a source has moved on since that date, the source is right and this page is out of date.
- Wonderlic — Wonderlic Select Test: Frequently Asked Questions from Candidates (Christopher Rosati, 2 October 2025) Read August 25, 2026
- Wonderlic — Wonderlic Sample Questions (30 July 2024) Read August 25, 2026
- Wonderlic — Cognitive Ability Test for Hiring (Wonderlic Select product page) Read August 25, 2026
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