Trail Making Test

Connect circles in order as fast as you can. Part A: numbers 1–25. Part B: alternate numbers and letters (1→A→2→B→…→13).

Trail Making is a timed visuomotor task. Part A is mostly speed; Part B adds set switching between numbers and letters. The B−A gap is often used as a rough index of switching cost — track it over time, not as a clinical cutoff.

FAQ
What does Trail Making measure?
Visual scanning, motor speed, and (in Part B) cognitive flexibility / task switching.
Is this a medical test?
This is a self-assessment game, not a medical diagnosis. Talk to a clinician if you have clinical concerns.
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