IQ · 26 min
Free IQ test: 36 questions
Try 36 matrix, number, word and spatial puzzles. See your results and every answer explained.
IQ and reasoning tests
Choose a quick or full IQ test, or practise logic, words, numbers, spatial puzzles and patterns.
9 tests · 8–55 min · 15–92 questions · free
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IQ · 26 min
Try 36 matrix, number, word and spatial puzzles. See your results and every answer explained.
IQ · 55 min
Solve 72 timed word, number, spatial and matrix puzzles, with up to 20 bonus questions and a full answer review.
IQ · 25 min
Free practice in the Mensa Norway IQ test format: 35 matrix puzzles against a 25-minute clock, then the rule behind every grid. Unofficial, not by Mensa.
IQ · 12 min
Complete grids, continue series and spot the odd figure. Review the rule behind each answer.
IQ · 12 min
Work through short arguments, conditions and ordering problems. See which conclusions follow and why.
IQ · 10 min
Find word relationships, classify ideas and complete sentences, with explanations for every answer.
IQ · 12 min
Practise number sequences, ratios, word problems and reading tables. Review your answers by skill.
IQ · 10 min
Rotate 3D block figures, recognise mirror images and follow dot patterns, with worked explanations.
IQ · 8 min
Find the next step in letter, number and figure patterns, then check the reasoning.
For kids · ages 5 to 11
Odd one out, what comes next, grids and mirrors in three levels, with the rule explained after every answer. No ads and no sign-up.
Practise with hints: a nudge, the rule, then the full working. IQ test practice questions with hints
Grids: Matrix reasoning test with hints
Sequences: Number sequence test with hints
Patterns: Pattern recognition test with hints
Pick by the time you have and what you want back. With about 25 minutes, the free IQ test gives 36 questions across word, number, spatial and matrix reasoning and an IQ-style practice range. The full-scale IQ test is the long form, 72 questions and a bonus part, for one uninterrupted sitting. To rehearse the Mensa Norway format, the independent practice test runs 35 matrix puzzles on a 25-minute clock.
Want one skill only? The abstract, logical, numerical, spatial, verbal and pattern tests each take eight to twelve minutes and explain every answer. No online test can give a clinical IQ, as how results work explains. For children aged 5 to 11, use the picture puzzles for children with a parent or teacher.
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