FBI Intelligence Analyst Phase I Practice Test

What's Included

• 11 verbal reasoning practice tests
• 6 word analogies
• 1 nonsense word test
• 3 figural analogies tests
• 14 next in series tests
• 1 full personality test
• 50 single trait drills
• 2 personality guides
• Money back guarantee – see terms and conditions

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FBI Intelligence Analyst Test:

While the Intelligence Analyst FBI Test includes three phases, JobTestPrep only offers phase I preparation at this time. However, to give you an idea of what the entire exam will look like, here is a very brief overview before we dive into phase I.

Phase I (90 minutes).

1. Analytical Thinking Skills – ATS-1 (40 questions, 35 minutes) 
2. Analytical Thinking Skills – ATS-2 (25 questions, 30 minutes).  
3. Personal Experiences Inventory – PEI. (160 questions, 25 minutes). 

 

Phase II (90 minutes). 

This section includes real simulations to assess your ability to review intelligence and prepare reports by presenting you with materials similar to what you will see on the job.

 

Phase III (60 minutes). 

This last phase of the test will be a paneled interview that will aim to asses your soft skills, including organizing and planning, oral communication, interpersonal skills, along with analytical thinking. Note that the interviews will be recorded and the panels will be comprised of three senior-level Intelligence Analysts.

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FBI Intelligence Analyst Phase I Test Prep

Now that we have presented an overview of the entire exam, let’s get a more in-depth look at Phase I.

 

ATS-1:

In this portion of the test, you will be presented with 9 passages which contain facts that are all technically true. Following each passage, you will read four or five sentences and have to determine if they are true to the facts contained with the passage.  You will have to choose between true, false, and indeterminable. It is crucial that you strictly stick to the information presented in front of you and not allow outside knowledge to impact your answer.

 

ATS-2:  

This next segment takes your analytical reasoning skills to the next level by reducing your ability to rely on reading and verbal comprehension to answer questions. The 25 questions will be very novel including pictures, basic words, and nonsensical words; it is your job to find relationships and or complete patterns. While preparing focus on analogies and processing, integrating, and manipulating information.  

 

PEI:

To best perform as an Intelligence Analyst, it is important to have the right personal characteristics and tendencies. The questions will vary from school experiences to arguments you may have had with colleagues. While there is no right or wrong answer, think carefully which answer most accurately fits your description.

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FBI Intelligence Analyst Phase I Test Sample Questions:

 

Sample Question 1

 

 

 

Sample Question 2 

 

Text:

Admired university lecturers that benefit from a good reputation amongst students tend to concentrate on core subjects and have a carefully planned and an inflexible developmental trajectory while their teaching methods and class requirements continuously adapt to contemporary themes. Distinguished lecturers differentiate between invulnerable resources and transient themes. They blend topical substances into their long-established course material but will never eliminate a focal topic due to low current relevance. Having both the experience to concentrate on the essence and the motivation to stimulate students is what makes these lecturers successful.

The argument in Question:

Expansive lecturing experience is a strong motivator for successful lecturers.

Choose whether the argument above is True, False, or you Cannot Say.