Online MoCA Test

Welcome to the online simulation of the Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA), a tool for detecting cognitive impairment. While the online interactive version of the MoCA test below aims to simulate the structure and content of the official assessment, please note that this can only serve as a preliminary self-assessment rather than a diagnosis. The accuracy of cognitive testing can vary based on numerous factors, including the testing environment and personal health conditions. An in-person evaluation by a qualified healthcare professional is essential for an official assessment. You can use this tool as an informative first step in understanding cognitive health, and consider discussing your results with a healthcare professional for a full evaluation.

Important Notes (!)

• The test below is best taken on a desktop/laptop device.
• A score will be provided at the end of the test.
• The test below can be administered by anyone who understands and follows the instructions, however, only a health professional with expertise in the cognitive field may interpret the results.
• The reset button in the bottom-left hand of the test restarts the current question.
• In order to fully re-start the test, simply re-fresh the webpage.
• All text inputs are case insensitive. You can use upper and lowercase as desired, as casing is ignored when answers are evaluated.
• For help, comments or questions, please reach out to cindy@slaksy.com.

Initial Objective

Please draw a line going from a number to a letter in ascending order. Begin at point (1) and draw a line from (1) then to (A) then to (2) and so on. You will end at point (E) The first two steps are already drawn as example, so you can continue from point (2).