Divergent Movie Aptitude Test Novels & Stories

I hoped that he could find comfort in me. "I've got good news and bad news," Kylen said suddenly appearing in front of me. I flinched, pressing my back into the couch. "The director said that you can come back to the academy…but only if you agree to perform an aptitude test," he said slowly, watching me closely to gauge my reaction. "An aptitude test?" He nodded. "To test your natural abilities." I tilted my head to the side. "You mean that they want to know if I'm a witch or a mage," I said, shaking my head with a scoff. "What does it matter if I'm a witch? Don't they allow witches into Elverton?"

He stopped the video immediately the Brigadier walked in and saluted, “Good morning, Brig. Dale.” He saluted back too, “Good morning, Sergeant.” They sat down simultaneously and George informed him, “We are conducting an Aptitude Test for the staff members and it starts at ten zero, zero hours. I will plead for today's lesson to be short." “Aptitude Test! Are you recruiting civilians?” Brig. Dale asked excitedly. “Not at all. It's an internal test.” “I see.” “Why do you ask?” “I have a school-leaver. He would rather not walk elsewhere except with the military.”

"That has to be some mistake. Lilieth, a Luna? She can't even kill a fly!" "Don't be foolish, both of you," she says, turning the letter in her hand and reading the back. I've never seen her this agitated before. Even when she was yelling at Corey, she didn't look like this. "This is an official letter. Why would they make such a mistake? Do you think people in their position make mistakes? You took the aptitude test, Lilieth. Obviously, you passed it!" "Everyone takes the aptitude test," I remind her. "Only, we Omegas never pass it because we're not strong enough. In comparison to the other shifters, we fail each and every time."