On this page, you’ll see what to expect from the Caliper assessment Visual Analogy questions and learn how to solve them.
Visual analogy questions evaluate your abstract reasoning abilities and are part of the Caliper cognitive test segment (the other segments are the Caliper personality tests).
You’ll find several sample questions below (with full solutions) to help you get a feel for the questions’ format. Then, if you feel you need more practice, we added helpful resources to improve your abilities and boost your chances of acing the test.
Let’s get started.
Caliper Assessment Visual Analogy Questions Overview & Sample Questions
In each question, you’ll see a pair of figures (X and Y) followed by a third, single figure (Z). You are asked to identify the relationship between the pair of figures and then choose a fourth figure that maintains a similar relationship with the third figure.
Try the following three sample questions, which come in three difficulty levels, to start to get the hang of it:
Question #1 (Easy)
Question #2 (Medium)
Question #3 (Hard)
Get More Practice Resources to Help You Prepare for the Test
To sharpen your abilities in solving these question types, we recommend taking as many practice questions as needed until you master them.
Several test prep companies provide practice tests for the Caliper assessment, but we found JobTestPrep’s Caliper test prep as the most accurate and comprehensive one.
It includes six Visual Analogy practice tests and dozens of other tests covering the rest of the cognitive and personality parts. Here’s a screenshot from their practice pack indicating the number of Visual Analogy practice tests:
Get JobTestPrep’s accurate practice to help you pass the Caliper assessment.
Tips for Answering Visual Analogy (Figural Analogy) Questions
- Break down the question into smaller parts and identify the key elements of the analogy.
- Use the process of elimination to narrow down your choices when you are unsure of an answer.
- Familiarize yourself with different types of figural analogy questions so that you can easily identify them when they appear on a test.
- Double-check your work by going back through each step of your reasoning process and making sure it makes sense.
- Take your time and don’t rush through the questions – it is better to get a few questions right than many wrong due to rushing through them too quickly. And remember – the Caliper assessment is untimed!
Prepare for Other Caliper Assessment Questions
Learn how to solve the other questions found on the Caliper cognitive test using these pages on our site: