Equalture-style: explanation and free practice

Online test

Game-based (Equalture). Used by e.g. Albert Heijn.

Language

English

Duration

± 12 minutes

Watch the tiles light up, then tap them in the same order.

Tip: Turn the sequence into a shape or route (“corner, middle, down”) instead of remembering separate positions. Click calmly: one wrong click costs the whole sequence.

Blue number: is it odd or even? Orange number: is it lower or higher than 5?

Tip: Look at the colour first and say the rule to yourself (“even?” or “higher?”). Switching costs time; that is normal. Do not dwell on a mistake, the next one is already coming.

Find the missing element in the pattern. Work quickly.

Tip: Shape and colour can each have their own rhythm (e.g. shape repeats every 3, colour every 2). Find the rhythm per property and combine.