What do you guys get on this IQ test?

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I came in lower on this one (timed) than on others. How'd you do?

I'm crap at those kind of tests . I got 8/60 which falls in the 3rd to 5th percentile , which is about 72-75.

I took a good 30% hit on it also --- from my typical 130s down to 100s.

I got 133 on this test. I don't know what I got on IQ tests as a child but it was probably very high. This did seem like a test that I would be very good at. One particular activity which seems to demonstrate the limitations of my mind is chess. I have never found anyone who is as poor a player as me. I suppose it has to do with seeing the big picture, forming strategies. Anyone else here find chess difficult?

My father briefly tried to teach chess to me, but I can grasp it as much as I can grasp advanced rocket science . I've never been good at thinking x steps ahead.

Open psychometrics FSIQ vocab part 154

Verbal linguistic test (available at Psychology today) 154


That contrasts with non-verbal/spatial scores of - Mensa Hungary 73
JCTI 77
HRS MAT adaptive 73
JCTI timed 40
Mensa Romania 74
Mensa Sweden 85
MyIQ 65
Open psychometrics FSIQ (spatial part) 83
Printable IQ test Open psychometrics 72
TRI 52 67

I do. In my youth I thought I was awesome at it, b/c... well, I was a bit "optimistic" and didn't understand my disparate skills (and lack thereof). Then I met my NT husband and I discovered that I was not awesome and perhaps not even good. I stopped playing.

@firemonkey, which link was the 154? Are you accepting and/or frustrated by your spiky profile? (as I come to terms with my verbal limitations)

https://openpsychometrics.org/tests/FSIQ/1.php
https://www.psychologytoday.com/gb/test ... gence-test You can get a few results for free but have to pay about $7 for the full results .

Re the spiky profile : For me it's frustrating that signs of a learning difficulty were never picked up on . I think that was par for the course,though, for someone of average or above intelligence who was at school from the early 60s to mid 70s .

I do know that when it comes to everyday tasks people have , by and large , expected me to be more capable than I actually am . They often don't see beyond the verbal ability.

It does taking interacting with me for a longer period of time , in a less verbally based setting, to notice my weaknesses .

That could also have been picked up on ,the gap between verbal and non-verbal skills, by cognitive tests. I get the impression that such testing happens more frequently in the USA than UK.

I took the 1st one again and scored within 3 pts of what I did last time: same verbal (121), +8 spatial, -4 working memory.

The 2nd one I hadn't done. Vocabulary 113 - much lower than my spatial, but apparently still good. What's "funny" is that I know from experience that as a fast learning I can "artificially" increase it. In my youth I was scoring horrendously low on verbal and so "studied" vocabulary lists for a bit and was Top score. Then over the years I've lost it. If I wanted to (I tell myself) I could study again and bring it up. So much to do in life! I tell myself I've "replaced" it with other languages. Although perhaps linguists would say there is room for all of it.

Easy test for you all . You'll all get 150 or more on it .


http://en.mega-iq.com/iqtest/mega-iq/

I.Q. is just a drop of water in an ocean of creativities. This test only uses signs, the name said is inductive reasoning.

I had an IQ test as a kid, it came back 60 something.

Yep, just: 152.
I bet one could put in a false email address to "register".

https://www.brainzilla.com/iq-tests/iqzilla-2/

I got 113 (20 correct answers out of 38. if I remember well).

In Wechsler IQ test I had PIQ 104 and VIQ 126, FSIQ 118 (V 2016).