Free Talogy Cubiks Online Test Practice: Logiks Sample Questions (2026)

The Talogy Cubiks assessments are used to evaluate cognitive ability and workplace behaviour.

While Talogy offers several Cubiks-based tools, the core assessments fall into two main categories, ability tests and personality questionnaires:

• Logiks General: There are two versions of the Logiks General tests - Logiks General (Intermediate) and Logiks General (Advanced). Both are cognitive ability tests that measure abstract, numerical, and verbal reasoning under time pressure, though the number of questions, timing, and difficulty differ.
• P.A.P.I. (Personality and Preference Inventory): Cubiks also offers multiple PAPI assessments, with PAPI3+ and PAPI-I being the most widely used. These personality questionnaires explore work styles, motivations, and behavioural preferences.

This free Cubiks practice page focuses specifically on the Logiks General aptitude tests, and includes free Cubiks Logiks practice questions for both the Intermediate and Advanced levels: 

For more comprehensive preparation, we also offer full prep packages for Logiks General (Intermediate), Logiks General (Advanced), and PAPI, as well as an All-Inclusive Cubiks PrepPack that combines all three assessments with an additional situational judgement test (SJT) component and in-depth preparation guides.

The questions in the Logiks General (Intermediate) test are not overly complex, but the strict time limits make it challenging.

In the real Logiks General (Intermediate) assessment, candidates have 12 minutes to answer 50 questions, split across three sections of 4 minutes each. 

• Verbal Reasoning: 24 questions
• Numerical Reasoning: 16 questions
• Abstract Reasoning: 10 questions

Because all sections share the same short time limit, success depends on working quickly while maintaining accuracy. Practising each section individually is one of the most effective ways to build speed, confidence, and familiarity with the question formats.

The sample questions below are untimed, but we do include timed simulations in our PrepPack.

Intermediate verbal reasoning questions are short and word-based, such as finding the odd word out, drawing a conclusion from logical statements, and completing analogies. Careful reading and avoiding assumptions are key.

Try the Logiks General (Intermediate) verbal reasoning practice questions below:

⭐️ Golden Tip: In Logiks Intermediate verbal reasoning, focus on key details and subtle language cues. Extract the essential information efficiently and consider the overall context to choose the most accurate answer. You have about 10 seconds per verbal question, so decide quickly.

Intermediate numerical reasoning questions are short and calculation-based, such as number sequences, word problems, and finding a missing operation. Accuracy and speed are equally important.

Try the Logiks General (Intermediate) numerical reasoning practice questions below:

⭐️ Golden Tip: In the Logiks Intermediate numerical reasoning section, time pressure is the main challenge and you only have about 15 seconds per question. Learn quick-solving techniques, like eliminating obviously wrong answers first, to speed up your calculations.

Abstract reasoning questions assess your ability to identify patterns, rules, and logical relationships using shapes and diagrams rather than words or numbers.

These questions test how quickly you can recognise visual logic and adapt to changing patterns.

Try the Logiks General (Intermediate) abstract reasoning practice questions below:

⭐️ Golden Tip: In the Logiks Intermediate abstract reasoning section, you have about 24 seconds per question, so focus on spotting recurring visual patterns and rules quickly. Track one element at a time and rule out answers as you go.

The Logiks General (Advanced) test is more challenging than the Intermediate version, with longer passages, larger data sets, and more complex questions.

In the actual test, candidates have 20 minutes to answer 30 questions, split across three sections:

• Verbal Reasoning: 12 questions in 8 minutes
• Numerical Reasoning: 8 questions in 8 minutes
• Abstract Reasoning: 10 questions in 4 minutes

Talogy also offers standalone Logiks (Advanced) tests that measure a single ability: Verbal (36 questions in 25 minutes), Numerical (20 questions in 25 minutes), and Abstract (30 questions in 15 minutes). 

Our sample questions below are untimed, but full timed simulations are included in our PrepPack materials.

The Advanced test places greater emphasis on complex problem-solving and interdisciplinary reasoning. Practising each section individually helps improve speed, accuracy, and confidence, giving you the best chance of performing well under the stricter time constraints.

Advanced verbal reasoning questions typically include longer passages and more nuanced answer options, testing precision as well as comprehension.

The below sample questions for the Logiks (Advanced) verbal reasoning practice test are based on the following piece of text:

Studies show that 88% of children treated with gene therapy - treating diseases by correcting a patient's faulty genes - for severe combined immune deficiency, or SCID, have had their immune systems restored.

The best treatment for this rare disease is a bone marrow transplant from an immunologically matched sibling. When no matched donor is available, unmatched donors, such as parents, are recruited; these transplants are only around 70% successful. The success of gene therapy surpasses the success of these unmatched donor transplants.

These overall impressive success rates are countered by another study's findings that a quarter of the subjects in Europe who have received gene therapy for a form of the disease that is linked to the X-chromosome have developed leukaemia, and one has died. The development of leukaemia is thought to have been induced by a component in the modified virus the researchers used to insert the correct gene into the children's cells. As for the 30 children worldwide, who have been treated with gene therapy for another form of SCID, marked by a deficiency in the enzyme adenosine deaminase (ADA), none has developed leukaemia.

The study's medical researchers maintain that gene therapy is still a better alternative than most conventional treatments for X-linked SCID because 19 of the 20 children who have received gene therapy for X-linked SCID are still alive.

Using the information in the text above, answer the Logiks General (Advanced) verbal reasoning practice questions below:

⭐️ Golden Tip: Logiks Advanced verbal questions test your ability to analyse complex text and gives you around 40 seconds per question. Break passages into key points and focus on extracting relevant information to choose the most accurate answers. Judge every option against the passage only. Wrong answers often overstate.

Numerical questions at the advanced level usually involve larger datasets or multi-step calculations, making time-efficient problem-solving essential.

The below sample questions for the Logiks (Advanced) numerical reasoning practice round are based on the following dataset: 

Using the table above, answer the Logiks General (Advanced) numerical reasoning practice questions below:

⭐️ Golden Tip: Logiks Advanced numerical questions focus on interpreting complex tables, charts, and graphs. Break data into manageable parts and practise mental math ahead of time to build the skills required to solve problems quickly and accurately.

Advanced abstract reasoning questions often involve multiple rules changing at once, requiring flexible thinking and strong pattern recognition.

Try the Logiks General (Advanced) abstract reasoning practice questions below:

⭐️ Golden Tip: Logiks Advanced abstract reasoning is tougher and time pressure is greater as you have under 30 seconds per question. Focus on recognising patterns quickly and manage your time carefully so you'll have the chance to attempt all questions.

Cubiks Logiks tests are strictly timed, with seconds rather than minutes per question, so time spent working out an unfamiliar question format is time you don’t have.

Practising Cubiks-style questions helps you improve speed without sacrificing accuracy, recognise common reasoning patterns, manage time more effectively across sections, and feel more confident on test day.

Free practice questions are an excellent starting point before attempting full-length test simulations, which let you practise against the real section time limits.

Our expert-created PrepPacks will give you all the tools you need to ace your Cubiks assessment. You can also check out our guide to better understanding Talogy test scores to become more familiar with what success would look like for you.