Free NYC Special Officer (Health + Hospitals) practice test
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Below is a live deductive reasoning drill. When you want the full picture, the 12-question diagnostic covers all 6 ability areas and tells you which one is costing you rank.
What exam 7329 actually tests
The notice names 6 ability areas and defines each one. Every area below has its own drill, built for this exam rather than adapted from another.
Deductive Reasoning
Take a rule you are given and apply it to a specific case, then judge whether the answer actually follows. The wrong options are usually the ones that break one clause of the rule.
Information Ordering
Put steps, numbers, names or procedures into the order a stated rule demands. The rule is always supplied — the work is following it exactly.
Problem Sensitivity
Notice that something is wrong, or about to go wrong, before it is pointed out — and name both the whole problem and its parts.
Time Sharing
Work two sources at once — a roster and a log, a list and a screen — and answer what neither of them says on its own. The shifting is the skill, not the reading.
Written Comprehension
Understand what a sentence or paragraph actually says — policies, regulations, signage — and answer from the text rather than from assumption.
Written Expression
Choose the wording that another person will read the way you meant it. Grammar, clarity and precision in reports, in multiple-choice form.
Find your weakest area in 6 minutes
12 questions across all 6 areas, no signup. The report names the area costing you the most rank.
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