Canadian Forces Aptitude Test (CFAT) Practice

Numerical reasoning questions are typically found in sections designed to assess your ability to analyze and interpret numerical data. This involves working with graphs, charts, tables, and mathematical problems that require you to apply basic arithmetic or more complex calculations to draw conclusions or make decisions.

The Problem-Solving Ability section is focused on evaluating how well you can approach and resolve quantitative issues and logic-based scenarios, which is where numerical reasoning naturally fits. In contrast, the other sections like Verbal Skills, Spatial Ability, and Leadership Skills do not primarily focus on numerical or quantitative analysis, but rather on evaluating language comprehension, spatial relationships, and interpersonal or organizational competencies, respectively. So, you would be most likely to encounter numerical reasoning questions in the Problem-Solving Ability section.