Example Quiz – Easy Sequences Introduction Welcome to our Example Easy Sequences training tool. After applying to trading firms, you often face a sequences test. These tests are considerably harder than this Easy-mode, but this tool will help you initiate your preparations. Ensure you can complete the easy sequences flawlessly before advancing to the medium- and hard level. The goal of the test is to achieve the highest score possible. The scoring mechanism is as follows: 1 point for each good answer -1 point for each wrong answer 0 points if skipped Answers will be presented in multiple-choice format. You have the option to skip any question, and doing so will not result in point deductions. Each correct answer earns you one point, while each incorrect answer deducts one point. Guessing is discouraged, as it can adversely affect your final score. You aren't obliged to answer every question, allowing for some to be skipped. For instance, if you answer 11 out of 13 questions, with 10 being correct, your score would be 10 - 1 = 9. During Sequences tests at trading firms, the use of calculators is prohibited. Thus, we advise you to practice without one. Even if you take the test online, there's a possibility that they might ask you to retake it at the office during a subsequent interview stage. Although you can't use calculators, pen and paper are allowed in the actual tests. We recommend using them since some questions can be challenging without jotting down notes. Press the button below to start a 12.5-minute test consisting of 13 questions. Sign up to get full access, to exercise with 26 questions in 25 minutes, which mimics the length of the real sequences tests. Example Test Statistics Below you find an example with dummy data of what your quiz statistics would look like. Sign up to track your own scores! Settings Duration: 12.5 minutes - 13 questions 25 minutes - 26 questions Back to Course Generating Test... Time left: 0 Question Skip Back Skipped: Restart Back to Course x Sign up now! Check out your results below! Try Again Back to Course Sign up now! Try Again Back to Course