Lol one ones intelligence is not measured on numbers or letters I did this because I was bored and had nothing better to do and have to say testing on patterns is nice but doesn’t measure other aspects of the brain and I got 106 lol I guessed on the last like 12 and still got an average score I’m good with patterns but again don’t take this seriously everyone you are not measured on numbers you are measured on your actions and capabilities to perform certain things that you enjoy doing 😁everyone is intelligent in their own way!?!! Also props to the maker it was good but could use more arias of study like vocabulary, patterns, math, and etc other than that was a very good test..

Dear Readers,I downloaded this app out of curiosity. At first impression it seemed like a well-structured app. I clicked “create profile,” (It does require your age, name, and then eventually, your email address.) After clicking “take test” the app navigates to a web page. I was puzzled that an app would take one to a website. 20 minutes are given to answer 20 questions. The questions themselves, and the format seemed well constructed. There are several different categories, including: math, spatial reasoning, and problem solving. Instructions at the beginning of the test, explain that “If you get stuck, you can skip that question and come back to it later,” however, when I did skip a question, the test never did return. When I had completed the test, I was asked again for my name, and also for my email address before viewing my results. However, Instead, I was directed to choose a payment plan as a condition of receiving my test results. I chose not to pay the requested fee, but now the app designers have my personal information, and I am rather disappointed. I would recommend finding a different app. Thank you, and have a wonderful day.

I have Dyslexia and at age 24 my IQ was estimated at 152 or greater, because I answered every test question correctly. I was recovering from a 104 degree fever at Kessler Air Force Base hospital . I mostly took one week classes instead of two weeks classes and I graduated at the top of my class with a 94 grade average. The other 29 students had 18 months. My new title was Electric Digital Processing Repairman That allowed me to pick the 770th Radar Squadron at Fort Meade. The day after I arrived, I contacted Capital Radio Engineering Institute in Washington D. C. They sent someone to interview me. He explained that it was not practical to attend classes, but he could use the GI Bill to allow me to take correspondence courses and I could get degree if I completed all 100 courses. By the time I completed 60 courses two years had gone by and I was allowed to take Computer Technician Exam and I missed only two questions because I was not allowed time to complete the exam. When the results came back, I had the highest score in the history of the 770th Radar Squadron and I was promoted to Staff Sergeant.

At first, had an issue with having to re-enter my DOB. Second, the instructions said that the test was in sections with 8-15 questions per section with instructions before each section which could be used to pause the test. However, the test only appeared to be one section with a continuous timer. Basically, you’re assessed on how many questions you can answer correctly with in 30 minutes. No sections, no pauses. Third, the lowest I’ve ever tested on valid IQ test is a 110 which I scored with out trying due to not being told I was taking an IQ test. For most IQ test (including those given by psychiatrists and psychologist,) I normally score between 110 and 140. However, with this one, I only scored 107. It could be accurate, but being as it conflicts severely with the IQ test given by both other test aps and professionals, I’m going to guess that its not that accurate. Perhaps, it needs work. Perhaps, I needed more sleep.