Logic and general knowledge
Tests with no profession attached: logic, attention to detail, digital hygiene and the history of the internet. People take them for fun — which is the best way to meet us.
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Digital hygiene: passwords, 2FA, phishing and backups
Eight questions on the basics: password managers, the second factor, what a phishing email looks like, open Wi-Fi, updates, app permissions and what to do after a breach. For anyone who handles other people's data and access.
- Questions in the test
- 8 questions
- Time limit
- 8 min
Logic puzzles: a warm-up in reasoning
Eight puzzles: a number sequence, nine coins and a balance, two unmarked jugs, a truth-teller and a liar, counting options, speed and testing an inference. No long arithmetic, only reasoning.
- Questions in the test
- 8 questions
- Time limit
- 8 min
Attention to detail: finding the mismatch in data
Ten checking tasks: two almost identical strings, a link with a lookalike domain, a total that does not match the line items, a 30 February date, and a table with two miscalculated rows. It tests the habit of reading to the end, not general knowledge.
- Questions in the test
- 10 questions
- Time limit
- 10 min
The history of the internet and the web: from ARPANET to the mobile browser
Ten questions on how the web reached its present shape: ARPANET moving to TCP/IP, the first browser at CERN, Mosaic and the browser wars, the dot-coms, PageRank and the mobile web. Dates are asked by year, never by day.
- Questions in the test
- 10 questions
- Time limit
- 10 min