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Aon Switch Challenge practice

Four shapes go into a machine and come out in a new order. Pick the four-digit code, out of three, that did it.

One full free game, then a Aon pass ($4.99 for 30 days, paid once) for unlimited practice. Built from Aon's own candidate practice sheet for this challenge and the screenshots in Aon's P&G case study. Screens, shapes and colours are ours.

How Switch Challenge works

• The top row holds four shapes, the bottom row the same shapes reordered. Between them sit three codes such as 2 1 4 3.
• Each digit says which top shape lands in that place: 2 1 4 3 puts the second shape first, the first second, the fourth third and the third last. 1 2 3 4 would change nothing.
• Harder items add a fixed code you do not choose. Apply it first, then pick the second code that finishes the job.
• There is no set number of items: a new one appears as soon as you answer, until the clock runs out.

Time and scoring

6 minutes. Aon says the challenge adapts: right answers bring harder items, misses easier ones. It does not publish how this becomes your score. Practice moves one level up for a right answer and one down for a miss.

Tips

• Work from the bottom row: for its first shape, find where it sat on top. That gives the first digit, and often rules out two codes at once.
• With two code rows, write the middle order down in your head (or on paper) before comparing.
• Speed matters, but a miss also lowers the next item's difficulty, so do not guess blindly.

Questions

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