The Test of General Reasoning Ability (TOGRA) is a speeded measure of reasoning ability and problem-solving skills that is designed for use with examinees ages 10 to 75 years and administered individually or in a group setting. It requires 16 minutes for administration and 2-3 minutes for scoring. It yields a General Reasoning Index (GRI), a highly reliable score that reflects overall measurement of the general factor of reasoning and problem-solving skill. The TOGRA consists of items that assess verbal, nonverbal, and quantitative reasoning and problem-solving skills through tasks that are inductive as well as deductive in nature. Can be used in many settings whenever a speeded measure of reasoning ability and problem solving under pressure is considered useful, including in the evaluation of students for giftedness or reasoning skills, athletes, managerial and executive-level staff, or public safety officer candidates.  There are two equivalent alternate forms (Blue and Green) that enable you to retest and monitor progress without worrying about practice effects.