Verbal Reasoning Quiz
11 analogies, opposites and deductions. Kept separate and unscored, because a word puzzle cannot mean the same thing in 13 languages.
A practice set of word-based reasoning. It prints how many you got right and nothing more.
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Questions people ask
How is my score calculated?
Correct answers are adjusted for guessing and converted to the IQ scale (mean 100, standard deviation 15). Until 200 people have taken our tests, you are compared with a provisional norm. After that, the difficulty of every kind of question is measured on real test-takers and your score is placed on that measured scale. You always see a 90% range, not just one number.
How accurate is an online IQ test?
It is an estimate. An unsupervised test cannot control conditions, and retaking any IQ test raises scores by about 5 points on average (Scharfen, Peters and Holling, 2018). Only a test administered by a licensed psychologist produces a diagnostic score.
