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Lamar Jackson Wonderlic Test Score

Coming off a stellar career at Louisville, Lamar Jackson will be one of the biggest names headlining the 2018 NFL draft. Jackson racked up many highlights while playing at Louisville, and was awarded many accolades including the Maxwell Award, the Walter Camp Award, and the Heisman Trophy.

One result that Lamar Jackson would like to put behind him is his Wonderlic test score, which was a disappointing 13.

The Wonderlic is a 50 question test that must be completed in 12 minutes. Each question answered correctly accounts for one point. Quarterbacks average a 24 on the test and all position players average a 22.

You can get a sense of how difficult the Wonderlic is by taking our free sample test. Click “Start Test” and the timer will start. You can also view all 2018 NFL draft Wonderlic scores organized by position.

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Our quick sample test is a 25-question multiple-choice test to help you prepare for a Wonderlic test. An official Wonderlic test will contain 50 questions, so this can be a helpful tool as you prepare to take an official test. You will have 6 minutes to answer the 25 questions and you will get one point for every correct answer. There is no penalty for an incorrect answer, so as you practice, be aware of the timer so you can answer as many questions as possible to give yourself the best chance for a high score. When you are ready to begin your Wonderlic practice test, click the "Start" button below.

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Are the following two words similar, contradictory, or not related?

Detest   Despise

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Are the following two words similar, contradictory, or not related?

Aghast   Unsurprised

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How many sides does a septagon have?

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There are how many inches in 17.5 feet?

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A candy maker makes two sizes of candies. Using the smaller size, a full jar will contain 120 pieces of candy. Using the larger candies a jar will contain 80 pieces of candy. The candy maker has a strict rule that no jars will contain a mix of small and large candies. If a store has room for 15 jars and they want 1560 total pieces of candy, how many jars will contain smaller candies?

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If rent is $1238 a month how much will you owe for 6 months?

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If sales tax is 6% and you buy a shirt for $25 how much do you owe?

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The tenth month of the year is:

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Which word does not belong?

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42 x 0 x 6 =

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An oven can cook 3 thin crust pizzas in an hour or 1 deep dish pizza in a hour. If you have one oven, how much time do you need to make 12 thin crust pizzas and 4 deep dish pizzas?

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(15 ÷ 5) x (10 ÷ 2) =

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If the first two statements are true, is the last statement true as well? Marcia only drinks sweet tea in the summer. Marcia has a sweet tea with her dinner. It is summer.

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Rearrange the words to form a complete sentence. Is it true or false? 5 Pentagon A has sides

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A road construction crew is resurfacing the highway between point D and point E. The distance between point D and point E is 93 miles of road. The crew has completed 35 miles. If they work at a pace of 2.9 miles per day, how many more days will it take to finish?

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How many duplicates are there: 3998/3998 2901/2902 3548/3548 9723/9723 4953/4593 6387/6381

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A store owner bought some flower pots for $1,200. The flower pots were sold for $2,700, with a profit of $30 per pot. How many flower pots did she sell?

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Cheesecake is to dessert as _____ is to fruit

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Select the word that does not belong

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What number comes next in the series? 31, 1031, 402, 16, ____

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Reduce the fraction 21/49 to its lowest terms.

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Add 0.45 + 52.12 + 4.1111 + 206 + 0.00029

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A box of candies contains caramel chocolates and chocolates with nuts.  There are 3 times more caramel chocolates as there are chocolates with nuts. If there are 20 chocolates total, how many are there of each type?

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When folded into a solid shape, which corner touches corner "A?"

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The declaration of Independence was signed in:

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QuarterbackWonderlic ScoreCollege
Josh Allen37Wyoming
Josh Rosen29UCLA
Sam Darnold28USC
Baker Mayfield25Oklahoma
Lamar Jackson13Louisville

There are a few other quarterbacks in scouting combine history that also scored a 13 on the Wonderlic. Know any of them?

QuarterbackWonderlic ScoreCollege
Lamar Jackson13Louisville
Rasheed Marshall13West Virginia
Brock Berlin13Miami
Brad Banks13Iowa
Neil O’Donnell13Maryland

So, what is the Wonderlic anyway?

The Wonderlic is a measure of cognitive ability, very similar to an IQ test. The big difference is that the test is made up of only 50 questions that test takers have 12 minutes to complete. That may sound easy, but the average score on the test is designed to be 20 – very much how the IQ test is designed to have an average score of 100.

Questions from the Wonderlic are not necessarily difficult to answer correctly, but the time allotted makes it incredibly difficult to answer all 50 questions in time. Most low Wonderlic scores you see are not due to a person’s inability to get the answer right, but usually due to poor time management.

The short amount of time required to complete the test makes it ideal for many applications where test administrators need a reliable but fast method for evaluating individuals. This makes the Wonderlic ideal for human resources departments at companies looking to identify top level job candidates as well as colleges and universities looking to better assess their incoming students.

More on Lamar Jackson

Lamar Jackson will be one of the star players entering the NFL draft, and his score from the NFL Scouting Combine will certainly be talked about years after the draft.

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