The General Intelligence Test (TIU) is one of the selection stages to become a Candidate for Civil Servants (CPNS). This test aims to measure cognitive abilities, such as verbal, numerical, and spatial abilities, as well as logic and deduction abilities.
TIU consists of several types of questions, including:
About Verbal Ability
Questions of this type test verbal ability, namely the ability to understand and analyze words. This question includes synonyms, antonyms, analogies, meaning relationships, and so on.
About Numerical Ability
This type of problem tests numerical ability, namely the ability to understand and analyze numbers. This problem includes arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and so on.
Spatial Ability Problem
Questions of this type test spatial abilities, namely the ability to understand and manipulate images or geometric shapes. This problem includes predicting patterns, drawing, manipulating shapes, and so on.
Problem of Logic and Deduction Ability
This type of problem tests logic and deduction abilities, namely the ability to understand and analyze logical patterns. This problem includes a series of numbers, pictures, or words that must be sorted or linked in a logical pattern.
TIU consists of several types of questions, including:
About Verbal Ability
Questions of this type test verbal ability, namely the ability to understand and analyze words. This question includes synonyms, antonyms, analogies, meaning relationships, and so on.
About Numerical Ability
This type of problem tests numerical ability, namely the ability to understand and analyze numbers. This problem includes arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and so on.
Spatial Ability Problem
Questions of this type test spatial abilities, namely the ability to understand and manipulate images or geometric shapes. This problem includes predicting patterns, drawing, manipulating shapes, and so on.
Problem of Logic and Deduction Ability
This type of problem tests logic and deduction abilities, namely the ability to understand and analyze logical patterns. This problem includes a series of numbers, pictures, or words that must be sorted or linked in a logical pattern.
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