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I.Q. Test Frequently Asked Questions

What does my score mean? How does this IQ test relate to other intelligence tests?

Your score is designed to follow the natural bell curve seen in most IQ tests. Therefore, half of all test-takers should find their scores to be within the 80-120 range, which is an average intelligence. 121-150 is above average, and any person scoring above 150 is considered to possess a genius-level intelligence. Our IQ Test is not designed to directly mimic the Binet or other intelligence tests, but instead to accurately plot your intelligence within the natural distribution of test-takers.


I took this test randomly and scored higher than my original score! Your test must not be accurate?

Our test is designed to be taken truthfully and honestly. If those criteria are met, we believe a person's IQ and specific intelligences can be rated and useful information about one's self may be revealed.

The possibility of blindly selecting answers reveals a weakness in the nature of online testing. It says nothing about the effectiveness of our test, however. We utilize many different factors to create a score, one of them is the time it takes a person to complete the test. If you simply click "True" or "False" without regard to the question, your score will receive a bonus for a quick exam. Also, since the test is a True/False test, you should get near 50% correct by simply guessing.

Honestly taking the test may reveal a lower score than random guessing, but this does not mean the user is less intelligent than random guesses--many of the questions are designed to mislead the test-taker, and the quick test time will only further skew true results.


I had relatively high scores in most or all of my individual intelligences, yet my overall score was low. How come?

Remember, the overall test is timed, and the overall score is a function of the amount of time it takes you to complete the test. The 12 distinct intelligence scores are not timed individually, so the comparison to others is made on an absolute level, without regard to the time it takes to complete the test.

Therefore, a low overall score can result when one or two of your individual scores is low, or when the time to complete the test is high.

Please contact us with any other questions.


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