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Updated: 19 February 2026
Talogy (formerly Cubiks) is a well-known test provider that aims to measure one's cognitive abilities and behavior to determine suitability for different positions and organizations. The Cubiks assessment process can be fast-paced and competitive, making preparation essential.
Kemi, Talogy Tests Expert at JobTestPrep
On this page, you'll find free Cubiks practice tests covering the Logiks assessments and PAPI personality test. Each section includes a brief overview of the test structure, time limit, and key challenges, followed by sample questions that'll help you experience the style and difficulty of a real Cubiks online assessment.
Many employers use Cubiks assessments (now part of Talogy) to evaluate cognitive ability and workplace behavior. Depending on the role, you may be required to complete one or more of the following:
This page provides free Cubiks practice questions for both Logiks and PAPI, giving you a clear understanding of test structure, timing, and question style before taking a live Cubiks online assessment.
For full preparation, you can access dedicated PrepPacks for Logiks (Intermediate), Logiks (Advanced), and PAPI, or choose our All-Inclusive Cubiks PrepPack for comprehensive coverage of ability tests, personality assessments, and situational judgment components.
Check out all of our expert-created Cubiks preparation packages that'll get you confident for test day.
Candidates taking the Logiks General Intermediate assessment have 12 minutes to complete 50 questions divided into three timed sections. Each section lasts 4 minutes.
The questions themselves are not overly complex, and the real challenge of the Cubiks Logiks test is completing each section accurately within the strict time limit. Success depends on working quickly, staying focused, and avoiding unnecessary calculations or overthinking.
Abstract reasoning questions on the Cubiks Logiks test measure your ability to identify patterns, rules, and logical relationships using shapes and visual sequences rather than words or numbers.
These questions assess how quickly you can recognize visual patterns and apply logical rules under tight time constraints.
Try the Logiks General (Intermediate) Abstract Reasoning practice questions below:
1. Which shape should come next in the series?
The answer is 1.
The white circle rotates one step counterclockwise between diagrams, while the plus symbol rotates one step clockwise.
2. Which shape should come next in the series?
The answer is 4.
The arrow rotates 45 degrees clockwise between the first and second diagrams, and 90 degrees clockwise between the second and third diagrams.
For each subsequent diagram in the series, an additional 45 degrees is added to the arrow’s rotation.
Therefore, the arrow should rotate 180 degrees clockwise between the last diagram and the missing diagram.
3. Which shape should come next in the series?
The answer is 5.
The black square moves counterclockwise along the corners of the larger square. The white circle alternates between the top-left and bottom-right corners.
Note: In the second diagram, the square is hidden by the circle due to overlap.
⭐️ Golden Tip: To succeed in the Abstract Reasoning section of the Cubiks Logiks Intermediate test, train yourself to quickly spot recurring visual patterns and transformations. Start with basic elements and work up to complex patterns to sharpen your rule-deciphering skills. Practicing these strategies will help you uncover the logic efficiently and choose the correct answers more quickly. For more tips and extensive practice, see our Logiks General Intermediate PrepPack.
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Numerical reasoning questions on the Cubiks Logiks test ask you to interpret data from tables, charts, or graphs, and perform calculations under tight time constraints. Both speed and accuracy are crucial.
Try the Logiks General (Intermediate) Numerical Reasoning practice questions below:
4. Which number comes next in the sequence?
0.1 , 0.4 , 0.9 , 1.6, 2.5 , __
A. 2.9
B. 3.4
C. 3.6
D. 4.3
E. 4.9
The correct answer is C: 3.6
There are two ways to approach this series:
1. Interval method: The difference between terms increases by 0.2 at each step:
2.5 + (0.9 + 0.2) = 2.5 + 1.1 = 3.6
2. Numerator pattern: Look at the series as fractions
0.1, 0.4, 0.9, 1.6, 2.5, 3.6
12/10, 22/10, 32/10, 42/10, 52/10, 62/10
The numerators follow the squares of natural numbers starting with 1, increasing by 1 each step.
5. The temperature on Monday was (-6)°C, Tuesday was 2°C and Wednesday was 7°C. What was the average temperature over the three days?
A. 1°C
B. -1°C
C. 0°C
D. -2°C
E. 2°C
The correct answer is A: 1°C
To calculate the average temperature, add the temperatures over the three days and divide by 3. Remember that temperatures below zero are treated as negative numbers:
[(-6) + 2 + 7] ÷ 3 = (3) ÷ 3 = 1°C.
So, the average temperature per day is 1°C.
6. Which sign completes the equation?
-3 ‒ 15 = -6 ? 3
A. +
B. -
C. :
D. x
The correct answer is D: x
We are solving:
-3 ‒ 15 = -6 ? 3
-18 = -6 ? 3
Using trial and error, the correct operation is multiplication:
−18 = −6 × 3
So the missing operation is x.
⭐️ Golden Tip: The biggest challenge in Cubiks Numerical Reasoning questions is the tight time limit. Using quick-solving techniques helps you answer accurately and efficiently. You can find many more useful tips and practice hundreds of questions in our Logiks General Intermediate PrepPack.
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Verbal reasoning questions on the Cubiks Logiks test assess your ability to understand written information and make logical conclusions based solely on the text provided. Careful reading and avoiding assumptions are essential.
Try the Logiks General (Intermediate) Verbal Reasoning practice questions below:
7. Pick out the word that is the exception:
A. Beep
B. Noisy
C. Thud
D. Click
E. Clatter
The correct answer is B: Noisy
“Noisy” is the only adjective, describing the quality of producing disruptive or loud sound. The other words are all nouns, representing different types of noise.
8. If the two statements are true, what is the most logical conclusion?
Some of Josh’s shoes are blue.
None of Josh’s shoes are green.
A. All of Josh's shoes are not green
B. Some of Josh's shoes are green
C. None of Josh's shoes are black
D. None of the above
The correct answer is A: All of Josh's shoes are not green
(A) is correct because it restates the second statement: If “None of Josh’s shoes are green,” then “All of Josh’s shoes are not green.”
Thus, (A) is the correct choice.
9. Fog is to Clarity as Crowd is to:
A. Person
B. Pounds
C. Privacy
D. Population
E. Gang
The correct answer is C: Privacy
Just as there is a lack of clarity in a fog, there is a lack of privacy in a crowd.
⭐️ Golden Tip: For Cubiks Logiks Intermediate verbal reasoning, pay close attention to subtle details and language nuances. Train yourself to extract key information efficiently and consider the broader context to identify the most accurate answer. You can find more solving tips in our Logiks General Intermediate PrepPack and practice with hundreds of questions and tests.
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Candidates taking the Cubiks Logiks General Advanced test have 20 minutes to answer 30 questions across three sections, each with its own time allocation:
The Advanced test is more challenging than the Intermediate version, with longer, more complex questions that may require interdisciplinary reasoning. Time management, accuracy, and careful analysis are essential.
Advanced abstract reasoning questions often involve several rules changing simultaneously, requiring flexible thinking and strong pattern recognition skills.
Try the Logiks General Advanced Abstract Reasoning practice questions below:
1. Which shape should come next in the series?
The correct answer is 2.
The three objects in this question follow different movement patterns.
Recognizing the plus sign’s movement alone is enough to eliminate all options except 2.
2. Which shape should come next in the series?
The correct answer is 2.
Every object in this question - the plus sign and the four lightning bolts - rotates 45° clockwise at each step.
You can eliminate answers (1), (4), and (5) by observing the plus sign alone.
To quickly differentiate between (2) and (3), compare the lightning bolts to the fifth frame: The two lightning bolts at the bottom in answer (3) match those in the fifth frame, so (3) is not correct.
3. Which shape should come next in the series?
The correct answer is 5.
At first, it may look like a new black square is added at each step, but the fourth and fifth frames show a three-square black “snake” moving clockwise around the frame’s edge.
The missing frame should continue this pattern, with the “snake” one step forward, as shown in answer (5).
⭐️ Golden Tip: Abstract Reasoning on the Logiks Advanced Cubiks test is more challenging than on the Intermediate level. With the same number of questions but higher complexity, managing your time wisely is crucial to answer all questions accurately. For expert strategies and timed practice, see our Logiks General Advanced PrepPack.
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Advanced numerical reasoning questions typically involve larger datasets or multi-step calculations, making quick and accurate problem-solving essential.
The below sample questions for the Logiks Numerical (Advanced) free test are based on the following:
Using the table above, answer the Logiks General (Advanced) Numerical Reasoning practice questions below:
4. Which sector had the lowest unemployment in absolute values in 2006 in the UK and Australia combined?
A. Healthcare
B. Tourism & Hospitality
C. IT
D. Education
E. Construction
F. Other
The answer is E: Construction
To determine which sector had the lowest combined unemployment in 2006 for the UK and Australia, add the unemployment figures for each sector:
The smallest total is 105,000 in Construction, making it the sector with the lowest combined unemployment.
You can also reference the unemployment percentages to confirm the trend if needed.
5. Which sector had the greatest ratio of Australian to UK unemployment in 2006?
A. Healthcare
B. Tourism & Hospitality
C. IT
D. Education
E. Construction
F. Other
The answer is D: Education
The fastest way to approach this question is to examine the data before doing detailed calculations. The question asks for the ratio of Australian to UK unemployment, so sectors with a high Australian number and a smaller UK number will have the largest ratio.
We can immediately rule out Healthcare, Tourism & Hospitality, and Construction, as the UK unemployment is higher than Australia’s in these sectors.
This leaves IT and Education, where Australia has higher unemployment than the UK. Calculating the ratios:
The Education sector has the higher ratio, making it the correct answer.
6. Which sector had a ratio of the number of UK to Australian unemployment of approximately 3:1?
A. Healthcare
B. Tourism & Hospitality
C. IT
D. Education
E. Construction
F. Other
The correct answer is E: Construction
At a glance, the only two sectors with a UK-to-Australia ratio close to 3:1 are Construction and Other.
Calculating the exact ratios:
The Construction sector has an approximate 3:1 UK-to-Australia ratio.
⭐️ Golden Tip: Success in the Numerical Reasoning section of Cubiks Logiks Advanced depends on quickly interpreting data and extracting key information from complex tables, charts, and graphs. Practice breaking down information into manageable parts and sharpen your mental math for faster calculations. Focus on accurate analysis to navigate the fast-paced questions with confidence. For more practice and expert tips, see our Logiks General Advanced PrepPack.
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Advanced verbal reasoning questions usually feature longer passages and more nuanced answer choices, assessing both comprehension and attention to detail.
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 leukemia, and one has died. The development of leukemia 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 leukemia.
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:
7. Which one of the following statements best summarizes the main point of the passage?
A. While children with ADA-SCID are invariably suitable for gene therapy, parents of children with X-linked SCID should consider treating their children with this potentially dangerous procedure.
B. Gene therapy is problematic for children with X-linked SCID since they may develop leukemia.
C. Gene therapy is the best method for treating SCID, though it may cause patients to develop leukemia.
D. While gene therapy has potentially harmful results for some SCID patients, it has shown promising results in treating most SCID patients.
The correct answer is D: While gene therapy has potentially harmful results for some SCID patients, it has shown promising results in treating most SCID patients.
Option D is correct because the passage emphasizes gene therapy as a treatment for SCID, noting that 88% of children who received it had their immune systems restored.
It also mentions that some children treated for the X-linked form of the disease “have developed leukemia, and one has died,” while none of the children with ADA-SCID developed leukemia.
The passage concludes with medical researchers stating that gene therapy “is still a better alternative than most conventional treatments for X-linked SCID.”
Option A is incorrect because, although the passage mentions that a quarter of X-linked SCID patients developed leukemia, it emphasizes that gene therapy’s success “surpasses” other treatments and is “a better alternative than most conventional treatments.”
Therefore, the passage does not suggest that parents should hesitate or decide whether to choose gene therapy. The first half of this option regarding ADA-SCID is accurate, but the second half includes misleading information, so this choice can be eliminated.
Option B is incorrect because, while it is true that some X-linked SCID patients developed leukemia, the passage does not focus on gene therapy as inherently problematic.
Instead, it highlights that, despite potential risks, gene therapy is still a better alternative to conventional treatments. The main point is broader than the treatment being dangerous, so this option can be eliminated.
Option C is incorrect because it claims that gene therapy is the best method for treating SCID. The passage clarifies that the best treatment for this rare disease is a bone marrow transplant from a matched sibling.
Gene therapy is described as “a better alternative than most conventional treatments” and superior to unmatched donor transplants, but this does not support the claim that it is the best overall treatment.
8. Which one of the following assumptions is definitely made in the passage?
A. X-linked SCID is a more severe form of SCID than ADA-SCID
B. Siblings are often immunologically matched
C. SCID can be a fatal disease
D. Bone marrow transplants are preferable to gene therapy in most cases
The correct answer is C: SCID can be a fatal disease.
Option C is correct because, according to the passage, medical researchers recommend gene therapy for X-linked SCID “because 19 of the 20 children who have received gene therapy for X-linked SCID are still alive.” It can be inferred that researchers are recommending parents of X-linked SCID patients consider gene therapy based on their study, in which only one patient died.
Although the treatment has been shown to cause leukemia in some patients, researchers still recommend it because survival chances are relatively high. This implies that without the treatment, the disease may be fatal.
Option A is incorrect because the passage does not indicate that X-linked SCID is a more severe form of SCID than ADA-SCID. The only comparison between the two forms of SCID concerns the development of leukemia in response to gene therapy. T
he fact that only X-linked SCID patients developed leukemia does not mean X-linked SCID is inherently more severe. There is insufficient information to make this assumption.
Option B is incorrect because, while the passage states that the best treatment for SCID is a bone marrow transplant “from an immunologically matched sibling,” it does not suggest that siblings are often immunologically matched. The statement only identifies the ideal donor type, not its frequency.
Option D is incorrect because bone marrow transplants are described as “the best treatment” only when the donor is an immunologically matched sibling. Transplants from unmatched donors are “only around 70% successful,” while “gene therapy surpasses the success of these unmatched donor transplants.”
Since the passage provides no information on how often matched versus unmatched donor transplants occur, we cannot assume that bone marrow transplants are preferable to gene therapy in most cases.
⭐️ Golden Tip: In the Verbal Reasoning section of Cubiks Logiks Advanced, focus on honing your text analysis skills. Cubiks tests your ability to extract meaningful insights from complex passages, so practice breaking down intricate text into clear elements. This will improve your accuracy in selecting contextually correct answers. You can sharpen this skill further with our comprehensive Logiks General Advanced PrepPack.
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The Cubiks PAPI (Personality and Preference Inventory) is a widely used workplace personality assessment. It helps employers understand your typical behavior at work, your motivations, and how well your style fits a particular role or company culture.
The two main PAPI formats used in recruitment are:
Success in both formats depends on answering consistently, focusing on traits relevant to the role, and demonstrating a work style aligned with what the employer is looking for.
Now that you know how the PAPI tests work, you can try some free PAPI practice questions below. You’ll need to rate each statement on a scale from 1 (Strongly Disagree) to 7 (Strongly Agree). In the explanation section, you’ll also find tips on how to answer strategically to highlight key strengths.
1. I am a calm and unstressed individual.
When responding to this statement, consider whether agreeing with it highlights a positive quality for the trait being assessed.
In this case, the statement reflects a sense of calm, which is valued in leadership or general roles.
Therefore, it carries a positive connotation and should be rated as either ‘Agree’ or ‘Strongly Agree.’
2. I regularly stay until the end when at parties to help clean.
When answering this statement, consider whether agreeing highlights a positive quality for the trait.
Here, the statement reflects a friendly, approachable, and open demeanor. These traits are valued in leadership or general roles.
Therefore, this carries a positive implication and should be rated as either ‘Agree’ or ‘Strongly Agree.’
3. I am more comfortable working with data than with people.
When responding to this statement, it’s important to consider whether agreement reflects a positive trait.
In this case, the statement conveys a sense of distance and lack of collaboration, which are unfavorable qualities for leadership or general roles.
Since the focus is on interpersonal and leadership traits rather than technical skills, this would be negatively indicated, so the statement should be rated ‘Disagree’ or ‘Strongly Disagree.’
⭐️ Golden Tip: On the Cubiks PAPI test, consider whether agreeing with a statement reflects a positive trait. For example, a statement showing distance or unapproachability signals weaker teamwork or interpersonal skills. Since the test focuses on leadership and interpersonal abilities rather than technical skills, statements with a negative implication for interpersonal sensitivity should be answered 'Disagree' or 'Strongly Disagree.' For more tips, see our Cubiks PAPI PrepPack.
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Cubiks tests reward familiarity and preparation. Even strong candidates can struggle if they haven’t experienced the question formats or the intense time pressure of the Logiks assessments.
Practicing with Cubiks-style questions helps you boost speed without sacrificing accuracy, spot common reasoning patterns, manage time across sections, and approach test day with confidence. Starting with resources like a Cubiks practice test is a great way to get comfortable.
For complete preparation, our expert-designed PrepPacks provide full-length Logiks test practice, insight into the PAPI personality dimensions, and all the strategies you need to excel.
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You can practice for a Cubiks assessment by working through sample questions in verbal, numerical, and abstract reasoning. Start with small sets to understand the formats, then progress to timed Cubiks practice tests. Regular practice improves familiarity, speed, accuracy, and confidence for test day.
To prepare for a Cubiks Logiks test, focus on reasoning skills under time pressure. Begin with untimed questions to recognize patterns, then use timed Logiks test practice sets. Free resources like Logiks General (Advanced) practice questions and Cubiks numerical (advanced) free tests help you build speed, accuracy, and test-day confidence.
For abstract reasoning, train yourself to spot visual patterns, sequences, and transformations quickly. Start with simple shapes, then move to complex arrangements. Timed Cubiks Logiks test practice helps you identify rules efficiently and improves accuracy for the Logiks abstract sections.
Enhance numerical reasoning by practicing mental math, using shortcuts, and quickly interpreting tables, charts, and graphs. Practicing with Cubiks numerical (advanced) free test questions allows you to balance speed and accuracy and complete all questions within the time limit.
Carefully read passages, paying attention to key terms and subtle distinctions. Practice identifying main ideas, conclusions, and supporting details. Timed Cubiks test practice improves reading speed without sacrificing comprehension, while learning to eliminate obviously incorrect answers first boosts accuracy.
Consistent practice is key. Short daily sessions of 20 - 30 minutes are more effective than occasional long sessions. Daily practice reinforces strategies, strengthens familiarity with Cubiks Logiks tests, and reduces test-day anxiety.
Yes. Realistic Cubiks practice tests, like the ones we offer at JobTestPrep, match the structure, timing, and difficulty of actual assessments. Practicing in realistic conditions helps fine-tune speed, accuracy, and time management.
Absolutely. Familiarity with the Cubiks Logiks test format, timing, and common patterns significantly improves performance. Consistent practice builds problem-solving strategies, increases confidence, and reduces mistakes caused by misreading or rushing.
Record your scores, accuracy, and time for each Cubiks online assessment practice set. Identify the question types that challenge you most and focus future practice on those areas. Tracking progress highlights improvements and remaining weaknesses.
Avoid rushing through questions, neglecting weaker areas, and practicing only untimed exercises. Time management under pressure is crucial. Review mistakes from each Cubiks Logiks test practice session and adjust your strategy for better results.
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