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Maven Securities Sequences Test

30 sequence questions · 6 minutes

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About Maven Sequences

The Maven Securities Sequences Test assesses your ability to identify patterns and logical relationships in numerical and letter sequences. The test consists of 30 multiple choice questions in six minutes, giving you an average of just 12 seconds per question. Each question presents a sequence with one missing term and five possible answers.

Questions range from arithmetic and geometric progressions to more complex patterns involving alternating operations, second differences, interleaved sequences and letter relationships. To perform well, you need to recognise the underlying rule quickly, check that it applies consistently and identify the missing term. Speed and pattern recognition are essential, particularly as questions become more complex.

What questions can you expect?

Question typePattern skills
NumericalArithmetic and geometric progressions, second differences, interleaving, alternating operations, recurrences and special number sequences.
LettersConstant or growing alphabet steps and paired letter sequences.

Scoring benchmarks

ScorePerformance
25–30Competitive
19–24Strong
11–18Developing
0–10Keep practising

Estimated EverythingQuant practice benchmarks, not official Maven cutoffs.

Frequently asked questions

What is the format of this Maven Sequences practice test?

Answer 30 number and letter sequence questions in six minutes. Each question has five choices and asks for the next term. The timer covers the whole test.

How should I prepare?

Practise arithmetic and geometric progressions, differences, alternating operations, interleaved sequences and alphabet patterns. Review the worked solutions after each attempt, then practise recognising the rules more quickly.

What does Premium include?

Free practice provides one complete fixed test. Premium provides fresh randomised tests with the same 30 question format and six minute time limit.

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