This compiled list contains
tests of all types, some of which were written by the best
authors I've met and some were taken from popular websites.
A few serve as entrance exams for several of the existing high
IQ societies while others are tongue-in-cheek quizzes
which should be taken with a grain of salt. The important
thing to remember is this: if you want an accurate
assessment of your intelligence, find a professional
psychologist who can administer a supervised IQ test. Some
of these tests are more accurate than others having
undergone rigorous statistical work and most will give you a
rough estimate of where you fall but to be absolutely sure,
you need to consult a professional. There are simply too
many methods for cheating on web-based IQ tests that tend to
taint the norming process.
Oracle
Exam - This fifteen-item test consists of
problems roughly measuring general knowledge and cognitive
ability. There is a twenty minute time limit and no
discussion with others or use of reference materials is
allowed. All calculations must be performed mentally.
Tests
by Thomas Allen Smith Jr.
Carolina
Intelligence Test - This test is designed for your
amusement only. There is no time limit and you may use any
means possible to find the answers (except by discussing the
problems with others). A grading scale along with the
answers is provided on a separate
page. Good luck!
Enigmus Analogies Test(NOW AUTOMATED AT
ALLIQTESTS.COM)- The following verbal analogies will
quiz your intelligence.
Enigmus
Analogies Test Part II
- Comprised of the expired daily analogies posted at
Enigmadness.com, the Enigmus Analogies Test (or EAT) Part II
differs from the multiple choice format of its predecessor. Oracle
Exam (automated) - This fifteen-item test consists of
problems roughly measuring general knowledge and cognitive
ability. There is a twenty minute time limit and no
discussion with others or use of reference materials is
allowed. All calculations must be performed mentally.
The Nachbar-Smith Test for Eclectic Reasoning Abilities
(automated) - An self-grading IQ test written by Thomas
Allen Smith Jr. and Paul Nachbar.
The
Enigmus Riddle Exam - This test consists of thirty
riddles which are designed to test your verbal intelligence.
You may use reference materials and there is no time limit.
However, you may not discuss the questions with others.
The Raven Quiz - This test is for your amusement only.
In it you are furnished with 15 riddles, and the answers all
have a common thread: they contain the word
"ever." The word may appear outright or may be
scrambled. Nevertheless, it is there.
The Test You Really Should Try - This test was
originally designed as a prototype for a high IQ entrance
exam. Unfortunately, due to the level of difficulty and the
esoteric nature of some of the questions I have decided to
retire this endeavor and offer the test as a power test
exercise. The answers are provided on a separate page.
Tests
by William F. Bultas
12
Minute IQ Test - This test will measure your abilities
in a number of areas under timed conditions, without placing
significant emphasis on cultural knowledge.
6
Minute Multi-Mental Test - This test measures your
ability to see relationships between words and concepts
under timed conditions, without placing significant emphasis
on cultural knowledge.
7
Minute Semi-Culture Fair Test - This test will measure
your abilities in a number of areas under timed conditions,
without placing significant emphasis on cultural knowledge.
9
Minute Association Test - This test measures your
ability to see relationships between words and concepts
under timed conditions, without placing significant emphasis
on cultural knowledge.
Chimera
Analogies Test - This 50 question untimed multiple
choice verbal test will measure your verbal reasoning
skills, vocabulary size, and knowledge.
Culture
Fair IQ Test (Visual-Spatial) - This test consists of 30
visual-spatial problems. Although fluency in English is
necessary to understand the instructions for several of the
problems, emphasis on vocabulary and knowledge is very low.
Difficult
Analogies Test - This 40 question untimed multiple
choice verbal test will measure your verbal reasoning
skills, vocabulary size, and knowledge.
General
Intelligence Test - This 25 question untimed test is
designed to measure your general intelligence.
Math,
Language & Logic Test - This 21 question untimed
test is designed to measure your general intelligence.
Mathematical
and Logical IQ Test - This 21 question untimed test is
designed to measure your mathematical abilities and
knowledge as well as your logical aptitude. Although fluency
in English is necessary, the emphasis of the test is not on
vocabulary or cultural knowledge, perhaps making this a good
test for those who do use English as their primary language.
An understanding of the fundamentals of algebra will prove
helpful on this test.
Quintessential
IQ Test - This 25 question untimed test is designed to
measure your general intelligence. Emphasis is on
visual-spatial and verbal abilities.
Very
Difficult Analogies Test - This 36 question untimed
multiple choice verbal test will measure your verbal
reasoning skills, vocabulary size, and knowledge
Xavier Jouve, Ph.D., Maria Faverio, Michael Woodley, Ph.D.,
Karin Lindgren & James Watterson, Ph.D. (2003)
This psychometric tool is a computerized culture based
cognitive abilities battery. The test-taking is currently
free and automatically done!
A score of 141 or greater on this test is eligible to join
the Cerebrals Society!
Figure
Design Test [20 questions]
Xavier Jouve, Ph.D. & Gilles Bernard (2004)
From an idea of Xavier Jouve Ph.D., this test is an original
and very powerfull computer adaptation done by Gilles
Bernard of the well-known Kohs' Block Design test type. It
gathers 20 visual coloured figures that must be reproduced
by the test-taker. The FD test chielfy measures the
visualisation factor which is one of the main traits into
the factorial structure of general cognitive abilities. It
also gives an indication of perceptual speed and short-term
memory along with other experimental modalities.
Test
of Inductive Reasoning (TRI) [54 questions]
Xavier Jouve, Ph.D. (2003)
This professional test is a computerized nonverbal
intelligence test designed to assess one's eductive ability.
It is prepared with figurative items. With excellent
reliability coefficients, the TRI as shown very high
correlation coefficients with both the SAT I sum of scaled
scores, and the SAT I Mathematical reasoning test scaled
score. It also very highly correlates with traditional
intelligence tests as the WAIS-III or the SIT-R. Thanks to
the nonverbal nature of its items, this test is suitable for
testing persons without cultural bias.
Laurent
Dubois (2001) Power-Scale [154 questions]
Laurent Dubois (2001)
Requisites : logic, imagination, shrewdness, minimal general
knowledge, and a very good sense of observation. These tests
are accepted as admission tests in several high iq
societies.
Sigma
Test IV- This is the only test accepted for admission to
Sigma Society VI. It is also accepted for admission to all
the other segments of Sigma Society.
