During the Wonderlic test, how are the questions typically structured?

The structure of the questions on the Wonderlic test is designed to present them in a random order. This approach allows for a more accurate assessment of a test-taker's cognitive abilities, as it minimizes predictability and prevents test-takers from anticipating the types of questions that will come next. By not adhering to a sequential or topical grouping, the random ordering challenges the test-taker to utilize mental flexibility and a broad range of cognitive skills throughout the duration of the test, rather than relying on a linear progression or thematic familiarity. This method also helps ensure that the assessment measures diverse competencies effectively.