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A short logic puzzle between tasks: two minutes, and you can see what level you reached.
Also known as: complete the sequence, number sequence puzzles, number patterns
Look at how the numbers change and pick the next one from four options. A round lasts two minutes, and three correct answers in a row move you up a level. You can play 10 minutes a day without signing up.
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The exercise works on pattern finding and mental math: you need to spot the rule from a few numbers, check it across the whole series and work out the next one. On higher levels the rule gets trickier: two sequences run interleaved, or adding alternates with multiplying.
In your account the trainer has the same name: “Number Sequences”. Once you sign up, every round is saved: you see your score, correct answers, mistakes and the highest level reached, and a 30-day chart shows how your results change.
Spot the rule from five or six numbers.
Make sure the rule works for the whole series, not just two neighboring numbers.
You have to calculate the next number: the options are spaced by the same step.
The rule changes from task to task: adding, subtracting, multiplying.
Press “Start”. A row of five or six numbers appears with a question mark at the end.
Look at how the numbers change: by how much they grow or shrink, or how many times over.
Pick the next number from four options. If you’re wrong, we show the correct answer.
Three correct answers in a row move you up a level; a mistake moves you down one.
Each correct answer earns as many points as your current level. After two minutes you’ll see your score, mistakes and highest level.
Pick the number that continues the series. Without signing up you get 10 minutes of play a day.
Number Sequences
Find the pattern and continue the number sequence. Three correct answers in a row and the puzzles get harder.
Free play left today without signing up: 10 min
“Continue the sequence” tasks have long been used in logic tests and math lessons. The trainer has six types of sequences: a constant step up, a constant step down, two sequences interleaved, multiplying by 2 or 3, a step that grows by one each time, and “add” alternating with “multiply by 2”.
A similar search for the rule, only with shapes, is in the Patterns trainer. For pure mental math, try Quick Math.
A short logic puzzle between tasks: two minutes, and you can see what level you reached.
The trainer isn’t in the “Kids” collection: higher levels need multiplication and series with a changing step. A good fit for schoolchildren who are confident with multiplication.
Included in the “60+” collection. You pick the answer from four options, there’s nothing to type, and the level only goes up after three correct answers in a row. 60+ set
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Question 1 of 4
All four options are spaced by the same step, and the correct one can be in any position. So you can’t guess the answer by its position: you have to work it out.
We show the correct number, and your level drops by one. That way the tasks don’t run too far ahead while a rule is still giving you trouble.
Each correct answer earns as many points as your current level: 1 on the first, 6 on the sixth. Mistakes don’t take points away.
No, you can play 10 minutes a day right away. A free account lets you keep playing, save your results, track your progress and unlock the daily workout.
Yes, the trainer runs in the browser on phones, tablets and computers. There’s nothing to install.
Free sign-up: round history, a chart by skill and a daily workout of 5 exercises. No credit card needed.
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