Wonderlic Logic Practice
Updated October 27, 2026
Logic questions on the Wonderlic ask you to reason from facts you’re given: what must be true, which item comes first, which statement follows. The trap is answering from what seems likely instead of what the facts actually prove. Here’s how to stay accurate at speed, then free practice questions.
Tips
- Use only what’s given. If the facts don’t prove it, the answer is “uncertain.”
- Order questions: jot a quick line (A > B > C) instead of holding it in your head.
- “All” and “some”: “All A are B” doesn’t mean all B are A.
- Watch the wording. “Which must be true” is different from “which could be true.”
Free Wonderlic logic practice
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Tom is taller than Ana. Ana is taller than Lee. Who is the shortest?Answer: BTom > Ana > Lee, so Lee is the shortest.
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All roses are flowers. Some flowers fade quickly. Therefore, some roses fade quickly. This conclusion is:Answer: CThe flowers that fade quickly might not include any roses, so the facts don't prove the conclusion. It's uncertain.
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If it rains, the game is canceled. The game was not canceled. Which must be true?Answer: DIf rain always cancels the game, and the game wasn't canceled, it can't have rained.
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A clock shows 3:00. What time will it show 250 minutes later?Answer: C250 minutes is 4 hours and 10 minutes, so 3:00 becomes 7:10.
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Box X is heavier than box Y. Box Z is lighter than box Y. Which box is the heaviest?Answer: AX > Y and Y > Z, so X is the heaviest.
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All managers attend the Monday meeting. Pat attends the Monday meeting. Which is true?Answer: BAll managers attend, but other people may attend too, so attending doesn't prove Pat is a manager.
More practice
Try the math practice and verbal practice.
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