What each kind of test measures, and how it is scored
One page per kind of assessment, written for the person deciding whether to use one rather than for the person sitting it. Each carries worked sample items with the weight on every option and the reason it earns that weight — the part of a scoring key that is normally invisible from outside.
Numerical reasoning test
Speeded form or power form, five worked items with the working, and what each wrong answer diagnoses.
See the worked keyVerbal reasoning test
Reasoning from text or English proficiency — two tests under one label, five worked True/False/Cannot Say items, and why a lower cut score is the wrong fix.
See the worked keyLogical reasoning test
Three constructs sold under one name, five worked items spanning all of them, and the competency tag that tells you which one you actually bought.
See the worked keyAbstract reasoning test
Three forms reporting into one band, the culture-fair claim checked against the two papers it is usually hung on, and five worked items with every distractor diagnosed.
See the worked keyLooking for the tests themselves?
These pages explain how a method works. The catalogue lists the forms you can actually run, with lengths, levels and what each one reports.