IQ TEST Mensa France Association

[sprinkles]

Votre QI a été mesuré à133, ce qui équivaut au 98,6e centile



I'm fairly sure I completely missed #33 and #35, but I believe I may have gotten #34 correct. I spent a good amount of time trying to figure out the mechanism but realized that the commutative property might apply.

The second row and third row have two images in common, only flipped across the line. I figured, given there didn't seem to be any evidence of subtraction in neither the first nor second row, and since there are 3 items in both the second and third row (a blank space), that the middle image of the second row (the one that isn't shared with the third row) must also be on the third row and flipped. Of the answer choices, there is one choice that is the middle image of the second row flipped across the line.

I'm not entirely sure if I got it correct, but it felt somewhat right.

I think that's the right one. I tried different ones and lost a point.

I got up to 130 now because I realized I was missing one of the earlier answers.

 

[Crabs]

120. i'm a slow test taker and always end up running out of time or guessing on the last few questions. i don't understand why these tests are timed. the clock creates a sense of urgency that distracts from my concentration. to me, it would make more sense to answer all of the questions in their entirety, then have your score adjusted accordingly for time. it's not uncommon for me to spend an inordinate amount of time on questions that i'm stuck on, at the expense of others that i know the answers to which are at the end of the test. therefore, the order in which they appear ends up being a crucial factor. and randomly guessing on questions, whether correctly or incorrectly, is not an accurate indication of one's intelligence.

in other words, i think i'm smarter than i really am.

i like this test better: IQ test

 

[Cosm]

My browser promised English, but Lied! So I got 123.

 

[sprinkles]

120. i'm a slow test taker and always end up running out of time or guessing on the last few questions. i don't understand why these tests are timed. the clock creates a sense of urgency that distracts from my concentration. to me, it would make more sense to answer all of the questions in their entirety, then have your score adjusted accordingly for time. it's not uncommon for me to spend an inordinate amount of time on questions that i'm stuck on, at the expense of others that i know the answers to which are at the end of the test. therefore, the order in which they appear ends up being a crucial factor. and randomly guessing on questions, whether correctly or incorrectly, is not an accurate indication of one's intelligence.

in other words, i think i'm smarter than i really am.

i like this test better: IQ test

I like that one better too. I got 130 on it.

 

[chubber]

Votre QI a été mesuré à115, ce qui équivaut au 84,1e centile

What does that percentile even mean? (I ran out of time too)

I feel like a box of bricks

edit: ok so it looks like I'll have to join the Milwaukee Project

 

[Riva]

Subscribed so that I could take the test later.

I wonder what the French sentences mean?

'Hey asshole you so dumb you obviously no Frenchman!!!'

 

[Poki]

i got 91 i'll retake it later but fucking people ugh come in and like what the fuck are you doing in the closet? get your shit and leave. and i was like oh i'll just wait til their gone!!! no cuz of that fucking timer. so i don't know if it's a legit score so i'll retake it

So you take tests in the closet?

 

[prplchknz]

So you take tests in the closet?

No my roommate was in the closet i don't think there's room for me in there. So much shit even though he has the biggest room and closet all his shit is in there

 

[Stephano]

I didn't notice there was a countdown, lol, so I ran out of time around question 28 or so and got 123. I scored 135 the second time around.
The test definitely works, though, my real IQ is probably between 128-130. I got something like that on a proffesional one I took as a eleven year old.

 

[prplchknz]

120. i'm a slow test taker and always end up running out of time or guessing on the last few questions. i don't understand why these tests are timed. the clock creates a sense of urgency that distracts from my concentration. to me, it would make more sense to answer all of the questions in their entirety, then have your score adjusted accordingly for time. it's not uncommon for me to spend an inordinate amount of time on questions that i'm stuck on, at the expense of others that i know the answers to which are at the end of the test. therefore, the order in which they appear ends up being a crucial factor. and randomly guessing on questions, whether correctly or incorrectly, is not an accurate indication of one's intelligence.

in other words, i think i'm smarter than i really am.

i like this test better: IQ test

got 97, and yes i know these don't mean anything. but if it's all spatial relations i suck at those.

 

[sprinkles]

Votre QI a été mesuré à115, ce qui équivaut au 84,1e centile

What does that percentile even mean? (I ran out of time too)

I feel like a box of bricks

edit: ok so it looks like I'll have to join the Milwaukee Project

Percentile is basically the percent of observed scores below yours (IQ is 'normed' against the scores of another set of people)

Note that this doesn't mean you're smarter than 84% of people. However 84% is still pretty good (above average)


The thing about IQ is that it is normed against other peoples scores so it is not an absolute indicator. People's IQ rise and fall over time too and simply not being prepared can have a large impact on tests. A percentile is used because the number 115 doesn't mean a whole lot in itself because different tests can produce different scores and the number 115 could be fairly arbitrary. The percentile is actually the important number (and is the only thing that MENSA for example accepts. They don't care if you scored 200 if you can't show them your percentile)

The fact that percentile is what matters also makes very high IQs sort of not really calculable (there's almost nobody to measure against up there near the 200 range)

 

[Olm the Water King]

131

On the other one, I get 133.

 

[starvingautist]

130. Not bad innit

 

[Poki]

Nothing about this test, but why do they put word questions in IQ test. How many words can you make with the following letters. I fail to see how this tests IQ, more like knowledge of words.

 

[baccheion]

128 (138 ignoring time limit).

 

[Southern Kross]

I'm really slow, so I took it twice:

1st: 128
2nd: 135

 

[baccheion]

Votre QI a été mesuré à133, ce qui équivaut au 98,6e centile



I'm fairly sure I completely missed #33 and #35, but I believe I may have gotten #34 correct. I spent a good amount of time trying to figure out the mechanism but realized that the commutative property might apply.

The second row and third row have two images in common, only flipped across the line. I figured, given there didn't seem to be any evidence of subtraction in neither the first nor second row, and since there are 3 items in both the second and third row (a blank space), that the middle image of the second row (the one that isn't shared with the third row) must also be on the third row and flipped. Of the answer choices, there is one choice that is the middle image of the second row flipped across the line.

I'm not entirely sure if I got it correct, but it felt somewhat right.

This is what it seems the last 6 are:

30. Layer the top over the middle. Any filled in (black) portion that overlaps cancels out (become white).
31. Layer the top over the middle. Any portion that overlaps cancels out.
32. Rotate middle 45 degrees counter clockwise, then layer over left. On each side, if the outside lines overlap, then they cancel out.
33. Each row has to have something with 1 angle (circle, for example), 2 angles (u, for example), and 3 angles (triangle, for example).
34. Bottom row has the same pieces as the middle row, just flipped along the horizontal axis.
35. Flip the top along the horizontal axis, then layer over the middle. If two lines of the same type overlap, then they cancel out. The last option isn't the answer, as 2 dashes would cancel each other out.

 

[Frosty]

Votre QI a été mesuré à130, ce qui équivaut au 97,7e centile

Since there was that whole IQ thread I'm going to make everyone suffer through me taking a crap load of these tests.

Eh not that surprised, not that I am super smart or anything but I have always been alright at stuff like that.

 

[Yama]

I got 100 / 50th percentile.

Well, at least I'm average, I guess.

 

[Interpol]

130.

For those of you who believe that IQ type tests such as these mean nothing, then what does it mean when the same person scores roughly the same score on a variety of different IQ tests, all with different types of questions? If it isn't measuring intelligence, what exactly is it measuring?