• Classification skills - Provides us with the ability to organize a collection of items by finding similarities and differences between them.

• Spatial skills - The perceptual and cognitive abilities associated with the visualization and orientation of objects in space.

• Logical reasoning - Provides us with the ability to make deductions that lead to rational conclusions.

• Pattern Recognition – Provides us with the ability to create order out of chaos.

• General knowledge - A very good indicator of crystallized intelligence i.e. mental skills acquired through education and experience.

Verbal, mathematical skills, computational speed, short term memory and visual apprehension are the other major aspects of your intelligence which are fully examined in this test.

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IQ tests which display statistics provide a great way of comparing your skills to other people's.

Over 3 million people have taken this test online and their scores have been compiled into the overall statistics. When you receive your score you can compare it to the average score. Your percentile will let you know exactly how you scored compared to everyone else.

Test instructions

• The test can be taken only once per computer terminal.
  If you do not complete the test the first time you will not be allowed to take the test again.
• If you are sure that you do not know the
  answer choose the option "I don't know."
• This is a timed test and it is scored automatically after 15 minutes. The test usually takes between 10 and 15 minutes to complete.
• There are 30 multiple choice questions. Some questions are more difficult than others and are worth more points.

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