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Your estimated IQ

114

90% range 107–121 · higher than about 82% of people · 20 of 30 correct

7085100115130145You · 114

Gold: your 90% range on the population curve (average 100).

In a room of 100 people, you would outscore about 82.

Scored against 416 adults who took Geniuses Club tests under time limits. Estimated from an unproctored online test; not a clinical assessment. Method

Your thinking style: Relational, abstract thinker

Your strongest section was Figural analogies. Famous minds known for this kind of thinking:

Each of them answers questions on their own page: ask them how they think.

A match by reasoning style, not an IQ comparison.

Your sections

Matrix reasoning

6 / 10 correct

Number sequences

5 / 8 correct

Figural analogies

5 / 6 correct

Mental rotation

4 / 6 correct

Your certificate

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Your detailed IQ report.

Where your points came from, where the next ones are, and a seven-day plan to win them.

20 / 30 correct

You answered 20 of 30 questions correctly. Your estimated IQ, range and percentile are at the top of this page; this report shows where those points came from and where the next ones are.

Pattern matrices: 6 of 10 correct. This is your most improvable section, so six of your twelve new exercises use this format.

The four sections differ in length and difficulty, so compare each section with itself over time, not with the others.

20-minute setting · 1,020 seconds. Time reported by the browser; conditions were not supervised.

Pattern matrices

6 / 10 correct

Number sequences

5 / 8 correct

Figural analogies

5 / 6 correct

Mental rotation

4 / 6 correct

Three worked reviews from your test

Question 1 · Matrix reasoning

Selected from the questions you missed. Your answer: C. The correct answer is B.

Which figure completes the grid?

A
B
C
D
E
F

The number of shapes stays the same across each row and changes between rows. The shape stays the same down each column and changes between columns. Combine the attributes to obtain 3 hollow squares, size 1 of 4. Compare all four attributes, not only the shape.

Question 4 · Mental rotation

Selected from the questions you missed. Your answer: A. The correct answer is F.

Which figure is the one above, rotated?

A
B
C
D
E
F

Rotate the original figure 270 degrees clockwise (3 quarter-turns). Rotation preserves the arrangement of the squares; a reflection reverses it. The matching option is F.

Question 7 · Matrix reasoning

Selected from the questions you missed. Your answer: A. The correct answer is F.

Which figure completes the grid?

A
B
C
D
E
F

The number of shapes takes each of its three values once in every row and once in every column. The fill stays the same down each column and changes between columns. Combine the attributes to obtain 3 solid hexagons, size 4 of 4. Compare all four attributes, not only the shape.

Your seven-day practice plan

Day 1 · Review the evidence · 10 min

Rework the three selected questions. State each rule before looking at the explanation.

Day 2 · Practice pattern matrices · 10 min

Work without a timer. Explain why the other options fail. P1, P6, P7.

Day 3 · Switch reasoning types · 10 min

Compare the rule in each problem. Check the solutions only after choosing. P2, P3, P4.

Day 4 · Repeat the process, not the answer · 10 min

Use the remaining priority problems. Describe one error you avoided. P10, P11, P12.

Day 5 · Use the remaining domains · 10 min

Complete the remaining fresh problems and review the worked solutions. P5, P8, P9.

Day 6 · Build an error checklist · 10 min

Group mistakes by missed rule, premature choice or calculation. Redo difficult examples without the answer key.

Day 7 · Reflect on the strategy · 10 min

Write a short solving checklist and choose a future practice goal. Repeated items are familiar practice, not evidence of a higher IQ.

Twelve fresh practice exercises

New puzzles, not repeats of your test. Six train your most improvable format; two train each of the others.

P1 · Matrix reasoning

Which figure completes the grid?

A
B
C
D
E
F

Choose an answer before opening the solution.

P2 · Number sequences

Which number comes next?

292, 307, 322, 337, 352, ?
A355
B343
C367
D308
E331
F307

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P3 · Mental rotation

Which figure is the one above, rotated?

A
B
C
D
E
F

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P4 · Figural analogies

The first figure changes into the second. Apply the same change to the third.

A
B
C
D
E
F

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P5 · Mental rotation

Which figure is the one above, rotated?

A
B
C
D
E
F

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P6 · Matrix reasoning

Which figure completes the grid?

A
B
C
D
E
F

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P7 · Matrix reasoning

Which figure completes the grid?

A
B
C
D
E
F

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P8 · Figural analogies

The first figure changes into the second. Apply the same change to the third.

A
B
C
D
E
F

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P9 · Number sequences

Which number comes next?

7, 29, 13, 36, 19, ?
A-39
B43
C-80
D2
E84
F42

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P10 · Matrix reasoning

Which figure completes the grid?

A
B
C
D
E
F

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P11 · Matrix reasoning

Which figure completes the grid?

A
B
C
D
E
F

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P12 · Matrix reasoning

Which figure completes the grid?

A
B
C
D
E
F

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Certificate of Achievement

Completed the Geniuses Club 30-question timed reasoning test. Estimated IQ from an unproctored online test; not a clinical assessment, qualification or admission credential.

20 / 30 correct · 2026-10-20

This is an educational review of one unsupervised reasoning exercise. It is not a validated IQ measurement, clinical assessment, diagnosis or Mensa admission document. Domain counts describe this run, not stable abilities. Practice can improve familiarity; it does not establish a change in intelligence.

Instrument version: standard-reasoning-20261114-v2. Methodology and limitations.

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