ATSA Practice Test

Differences  measures an individuals short-term memory. The game will display 2 random numbers from 1-9. 

Enter the difference between the present number and last number shown. The difference between numbers will never exceed 4.

Equations is a test of short term memory and problem solving skills. Variables (A = x, B = x , C = x) will be presented, each for a short amount of time. 

Each variable will then appear with a question mark, answer by recalling what each variable equalled to. In challenging rounds you may have to solve 1-2 equations to find the answer; above, one must know what "C" is in order to find what "B" is equal to.

Visual Relationships tests your ability to detect how planes and other objects on a map are situated relative to each other.

Determine if the red aircraft is to the right or the left of the large aircraft. Then, answer "YES" or "NO" if you agree with the "LEFT" or "RIGHT" statement displayed at the top of the screen. 

An eyeball may appear, and when present, answer based on the position of the small aircraft relative to the eyeball's point of view.

The Air Traffic Scenario game will assess your multitasking abilities. There are 2 games happening at once; Math and Air Traffic Scenario. Your mental agility and prioritizing skills will be tested by having you answer math questions as you try to prevent targets from colliding, Aside from the math, the main goal of the game is to avoid collisions. 

• Note: These tests are timed, each game will go slow-moderate-fast. While practicing for the ATSA, you may adjust and customize each game in our App's setting to fit your learning style.