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🎓 IQ-Style Test

Verbal, Logic & Spatial Reasoning Challenge
⚡ Quick Start
Two sections: Verbal & Logic (letter series, number series, analogies) and Visual & Spatial (matrix reasoning, mental rotation, cube folding) — take one or both
Untimed — expect roughly 15–20 minutes for the Full Test, or 8–10 minutes per section
Get an IQ-style score per section (the Full Test score is the average of both), plus a six-skill breakdown showing where you're strongest
⚠️This is an IQ-style score, not a real IQ measurement — no online test can provide that.
More in the detailed instructions below.
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SIX QUESTION TYPES · TWO SECTIONS · ONE IQ-STYLE SCORE
Question 1 of 24Letter SeriesCorrect: 0
Which letter comes next?

Your Result

IQ-Style Score
100
on this test's 80–150 scale
Skill Breakdown
Reminder: this is an IQ-style score on this test's own scale, not a clinical IQ measurement — no online test can provide that. The Full Test score is simply the average of your two section scores. Alertness, familiarity with puzzle types, and practice all move the number, so treat it as a snapshot of today's performance.
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📖 Detailed Instructions

What this is: An IQ-style challenge built from six classic question types drawn from real IQ and aptitude testing, organized into two sections you can take separately or together.

The two sections:

Scoring, fully transparent: Each section's number of correct answers maps to an IQ-style scale from 80 to 150 — 6 of 12 correct scores exactly 100, lower results are compressed into a gentler 80–97 range, and higher results spread out so a perfect section earns 150. The Full Test score is the average of your two section scores. On professionally normed IQ tests, composites are not simple averages — but this test defines its own scale, and this is the rule it uses. It is an estimate of your performance on IQ-style questions, not a clinical measurement.

How to take it:

After the test: Your skill breakdown shows accuracy on each of the six question types, names your strongest and weakest, and links each skill to a related practice page on the site.