pymetrics games / Arrows
pymetrics Arrows practice
Five arrows flash. Blue or black: answer the middle arrow. Red: answer the outer arrows.
One full free game, then a pymetrics pass ($4.99 for 30 days, paid once) for unlimited practice. No official rules or clear recording are public. We built it from what candidates and other practice sites consistently report; treat it as a feel for the format.
How Arrows works
- Each set has five arrows in a row.
- Blue or black arrows: press the direction the middle arrow points.
- Red arrows: press the direction the outer arrows point.
- Use the left and right arrow keys. Practice has 135 sets, as candidates report.
Time and scoring
About 4 minutes. Accuracy and speed, especially when the middle and outer arrows disagree and when the colour rule changes. pymetrics does not mark answers right or wrong overall: it builds a profile of traits and compares it with people who do well in the role. How that turns into a decision is not public. Our result shows practice measures only.
Tips
- Check the colour first, every time, before you look at directions.
- Rest your fingers on both arrow keys so you never have to look down.
- It is long; keep a steady pace instead of rushing early.
Questions
Is it a flanker task?
Yes, with a colour rule on top: the colour tells you whether the middle or the outer arrows count.