Long-form reasoning tests
Take a 36-item IQ-style test or six domain tests—matrices, logic, verbal, numerical, spatial, and pattern reasoning—scored as raw accuracy with every answer shown.
An IQ test here is a long set of original reasoning items with an answer key you can inspect afterwards. It can tell you which kinds of problems you solved and which rule families tripped you up in this sitting. It cannot tell you an IQ, a percentile, or how you compare with other adults, because that needs a controlled administration and a norm sample this site does not have.
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IQ · 20 min
Thirty-six original items across figure matrices, number series, verbal analogies, and spatial rotation. You get raw accuracy by domain and difficulty tier, then every answer with its rule family—never an invented IQ number.
IQ · 12 min
Twenty generated figure problems—grids, series, and odd-one-out—scored as accuracy by rule family with no population comparison.
IQ · 12 min
Twenty original syllogism, conditional, and ordering problems. The result shows accuracy by inference type and lists every conclusion beside the one that follows.
IQ · 10 min
Twenty original analogy, classification, and sentence-completion items. Accuracy is reported by relation type, not as a verbal IQ.
IQ · 12 min
Twenty original series, ratio, word-problem, and table-reading items, every answer shown afterwards. Accuracy by operation family, no numerical IQ.
IQ · 10 min
Twenty generated rotation, mirror-image, and dot-pattern problems drawn from asymmetric figures. Accuracy by transformation, no timing, no spatial IQ.
IQ · 8 min
Fifteen letter, number, and figure patterns. See which pattern families you recognised, with every answer and its family shown afterwards.
Look for a pattern worth testing in real life. Do not use a result to diagnose yourself, prove intelligence, or make a hiring decision. Each route links its source and scoring method.