Try 24 original questions one at a time, without a timer. Pause, skip and return. Get a full reasoning review, not a measured IQ or an ADHD diagnosis.
24 items
No time limit
Full result free
Practice, not a measured IQ
Untimed · one question at a time · refresh clears progress
For adults aged 18 and over. You do not need an ADHD diagnosis to try it.
A practice example (not scored)
One card costs $3. With no fee or discount, how much do two cards cost?
Show the answer
$6. Multiply $3 by two cards. $3 would pay for one, $5 would add two instead of multiplying, and $9 would pay for three.
Published by MyTestAtlas (who makes it). Not medically or clinically reviewed. Updated 30 September 2026.
How this test works
What this assessment measures
If you are looking for an IQ test for ADHD, this is an untimed reasoning practice set designed to reduce distractions: one question per screen, short instructions, optional breaks and a full review. Six questions each cover visual patterns, logical relations, quantitative relations and verbal relations. It reports correct, answered and skipped counts within this set. It is not a standardized IQ test and does not assess ADHD.
What this test looks at
visual patterns · 6 items
logical relations · 6 items
quantitative relations · 6 items
verbal relations · 6 items
Time
No time limit
Items
24
Result
correct, answered and skipped counts; every answer explained
Source
Original MyTestAtlas items
This is original practice. Its reliability, validity and fairness as an assessment have not been established. Six questions in each area are too few to establish an ability profile outside this set. English knowledge, screen access, education, sleep, interruptions and previous practice can all affect answers. No representative norm sample or ADHD-specific comparison group has been collected, so there is no IQ score, percentile or clinical cut-off.
Scoring happens in this browser tab: answers and result text are not sent as analytics properties or written to browser storage. If you are signed in, Save this result stores the scored result, never your answers, under your account.
Your progress
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Your place and answers stay in this tab. There is no timer. Refreshing or closing the page clears them.
Review
You answered every item
Calculate the result now, or go back and change your answers.
Every question, your answer and why the right one is rightWhat this score is and isn’t
A high or low count here cannot tell you whether you have ADHD, and it cannot confirm or rule out a learning difficulty. Language and access demands differ across the four areas. Use the explanations for practice, not a comparison with other people.
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Why this route is different
You can stop to think, take a break or revisit a skipped question without a clock changing your result. Every question has a worked answer and an explanation of the alternatives. The four areas are reported separately as counts, so a short set cannot turn into a population ranking or a diagnosis.
A small next step
Choose one missed question and explain its rule in your own words, then try a related practice set. If you need a measured IQ or support with attention difficulties, ask a qualified professional about an assessment rather than treating this result as evidence of ability or a diagnosis.
It is a transparent original reasoning practice set. It does not measure IQ. Making an IQ claim would require representative norms and evidence about reliability, validity, fairness and the conditions of administration. We have not collected that evidence for this set.
Can ADHD be diagnosed from an IQ test?
This test cannot diagnose ADHD. An adult evaluation includes history, symptoms and impairment across settings and considers other explanations. A cognitive assessment may be one part of that evaluation, but its result is not an ADHD diagnosis.
How is the result calculated?
One correct answer adds one to the count. Wrong and skipped questions do not add a point. The result shows correct out of all 24, answered and skipped, plus the same counts for each six-question area. No time, difficulty weighting, population comparison or IQ conversion is applied.
Can I pause or change an answer?
Yes. Pause at any question, or stay on the break screen between parts as long as you like. Resume keeps your current place. Back lets you change an answer, and the review lets you return to skipped questions before calculating.
Do answers survive a refresh?
No. Your answers and progress stay in the memory of this page. Refreshing or closing it clears them. There is no advertising or session replay on this test; stage events contain only allowed run facts, never your answers or score.
What should I use if I want an ADHD screener?
The separate six-question ASRS v1.1 screener asks about symptoms and follows its authors' scoring. That is a different question from reasoning practice, and even a screening result is not a diagnosis.
Source and method boundary
These items and their scoring are original to MyTestAtlas. This practice set has 24 questions with worked explanations. The result counts correct, answered and skipped questions in this set, including six in each of four areas. It does not measure IQ or assess ADHD and uses no population norms or diagnostic cut-off. Reliability, validity and fairness have not been established for this practice set.
