ATSA - Air Traffic Skills Assessment Numerical Memory and Differences Questions and Answers

Question 1

In the ATSA Numerical Memory and Differences section, a sequence of numbers is displayed.
If the number 8 is shown, followed by the number 3, and after you input the correct difference the number 9 appears, what is the next difference you must input?

Accepted Answer

6

Answer

1

Answer

5

Answer

2

Question 2

A candidate is taking the Numerical Memory and Differences test. The first number shown is 4. The second number shown is 9. What is the correct value the candidate should input?

Accepted Answer

5

Answer

3

Answer

13

Answer

4

Question 3

Which of the following describes the primary task in the Numerical Memory and Differences section of the ATSA?

Accepted Answer

Sequentially calculating the positive difference between the last two numbers shown.

Answer

Adding a sequence of single-digit numbers.

Answer

Memorizing a long string of numbers and recalling it later.

Answer

Calculating the running total of a series of numbers.

Question 4

During the Numerical Memory and Differences test, what is a critical error that test-takers must avoid?

Accepted Answer

Calculating the difference between the new number and their previous typed answer.

Answer

Using the standard keyboard numbers instead of the numeric keypad.

Answer

Forgetting the very first number in the entire sequence.

Answer

Calculating the sum instead of the difference.

Question 5

In a given sequence, the numbers 2, 7, and then 1 are shown consecutively. What are the correct two answers you must input in order?

Accepted Answer

5, then 6

Answer

5, then 1

Answer

9, then 6

Answer

5, then 4

Question 6

What is the specific range of the individual numbers that appear on the screen during the Numerical Memory and Differences test?

Accepted Answer

1-9

Answer

0-9

Answer

1-10

Answer

0-10

In the ATSA Numerical Memory and Differences section, a sequence of numbers is displayed.If the number 8 is shown, followed by the number 3, and after you input the correct difference the number 9 appears, what is the next difference you must input?

In the ATSA Numerical Memory and Differences section, a sequence of numbers is displayed.
If the number 8 is shown, followed by the number 3, and after you input the correct difference the number 9 appears, what is the next difference you must input?