GENERAL IQ PRACTICE
General IQ Test
32 original comprehensive questions challenge language, numbers, logic and spatial thinking in 32 minutes.
Test instructions01language understanding 02quantity law 03Logic 04space observation
Get ready and complete four sets of thinking challenges
Choose one answer from four options for each question. You can use the answer sheet to jump to or modify your answers, which will be automatically submitted at the end of the 32 minutes.
This test is an original exercise for daily mental training. It is not a standardized psychological scale and does not use clinical norms. The results are affected by familiarity with the question type, status and environment, and cannot be used for diagnosis, admission or career selection.
current capabilitieslanguage understanding
time left32:00
Answer progress0 / 32
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100Comprehensive reference valueInformal IQ score
Four-dimensional ability observation
Correct rate 0%Your current thinking portrait
The sub-scores only reflect the performance within this original question group and do not represent a fixed upper limit of ability.
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About conventional IQ tests
What does this set of tests mainly observe?
The questions cover four types of abilities: language understanding, quantitative rules, logical reasoning and spatial observation, and are suitable for daily cognitive exercises and self-observation.
Is the composite reference value the true IQ?
no. It is converted from the correct rate of the original question set on this website and has not been calibrated by the representative population norm, nor is it equivalent to the IQ score issued by a professional organization.
How to make the results more meaningful?
Please complete it independently in a quiet environment, do not search for answers, and maintain a normal pace. When you are in poor condition, you can retake the test another day and focus on comparing the changes in items instead of just looking at a number.
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