AQ Test

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Gender: Male

Your score: 37
0 - 10 = low
11 - 22 = average (most women score about 15 and most men score about 17)
23 - 31 = above average
32 - 50 is very high (most people with Asperger Syndrome or high-functioning autism score about 35)
50 is maximum

AQ: 46 of 50

Aspie score: 196 of 200
Neurotypical score: 5 of 200

I always score through the roof on these things.
I'm not only merely autistic, I'm really most sincerely autistic (stolen from the Wizard of Oz).
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Your score: 42

(Again... interesting, I do seem to get a generally stable score.)

20 (though a few questions could have nudged it higher or lower). Near the edge of average I see, that's how I currently feel about myself anyway.

My score is 29 now, although it would probably go higher again if I were to dare to venture among my NT peers.

Previously I scored 30. Took it again this morning and got 35

42. I seem to score high on these things.

I have undergone this test multiple times and my previous score was 48. Took it again with much cogitation and my score now is 49, and in accordance with the test's conclusions the only "autistic" trait I don't exhibit is "remembering other people's phone numbers." Why would I be infatuated with the idea of reciting phone numbers from other people, quite intrusive I must say.
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Diagnosed with "Classical" Asperger's syndrome in 1998 (Clinical psychologist).
Alexithymia Questionnaire Score: 158/185
Ritvo Autism Asperger Diagnostic Scale-Revised (RAADS-R): 231/240
Aspie score: 186 out of 200
Neurotypical (non-autistic) score: 12 out of 200
EQ: 9/50

Okay, the linked one is down, so I used this one.

http://aq.server8.org/

I got a 29, my not--quite-girlfriend who insists she is not autistic but I definitely wouldn't call her NT got a 42. *whistle*

I'm a very, very high functioning Aspie.
But my score is a solid 46!
How? Because I learned NT skills. I'm a different man than I was twenty years ago. When I was twenty years old I had no friends. Now at age 44 I have scores of them. What about 44 years ago when I was a baby and toddler? I've read the baby book my mom kept. I was a classic Aspie. I even loved to stick my finger in the electric socket again and again when I was one year old, and I remember doing that and what my pajamas looked like. When my parents found me doing this they were horrified.
So, do I struggle even now, or am I "cured"? Hahahaha. No one is cured! Every day, I use scripts, I have an amazing mask, and boy am I exhausted all the time. But I am no longer alone, and so it's all been worth it!
As for the AQ test? I think it's pure genius.