It's UK-centric: It will prompt you for your location (UK sites only, so pick your favorite region) and salary (in pounds), and some of the questions involve metric measurements. Standard Spider Disclaimer: 1) "real" IQ tests are much, much longer and much more involved than these web tests, and are scored by psychologists trained to interpret ambiguous answers -- the results from the website's test may not be your "actual" IQ... 2)"Actual" IQ is a fluid concept. No one even agrees on one definition of intelligence. But, hey, we'll be able to compare ourselves to each other! These are my results: IQ -- 133 Language -- 12/12 Memory -- 12/12 Logic -- 22/22 Numbers -- 8/12 Perception -- 10/12 |
(The problem is, of course, the charts don't show sample size and standard deviation, so we can't tell if these differences in groups are statistically significant.) |
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Language 12/12 Memory 10/12 Logic 16/22 Numbers 7/12 Perception 4/12 Damn. Some questions i just need 5 more seconds. |
much better 124 language 11/12 memory 12/12 logic 17/22 numbers 10/12 perception 10/12 |
Don't worry about your first lower score -- because the online tests are so short, each question is worth more, so if you miss one, your score is lowered considerably. I know my "real" IQ, and it's higher than my online score, so your "real" IQ is probably higher than yours too. (The *first* one -- taking the test again is cheating, little goose!) |
is fairness an indicator of intelligence? i see opportunism as a sign of intelligence, no? |
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100 Language 9/12 Memory 10/12 Logic 18/22 Numbers 5/12 Perception 9/12 I know that I would score higher on Language, memory, numbers and perception with a couple of seconds longer, but hey, they put that time limit there for a reason, I guess, so why bother trying again? |
Language 11/12 Memory 12/12 Logic 21/22 Numbers 7/12 Perception 9/12 |
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