Logical Reasoning
Try a short logic puzzle. Write down each fact before drawing a conclusion, and check whether the answer follows from every clue.
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25 of 36 answers correct
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109Estimated IQ
Your attempt, at a glance
Your leading area: Pattern Recognition
You answered 25 of 36 questions correctly. Your highest accuracy was in Pattern Recognition. These results describe this attempt, rather than your abilities in every setting.
This is an informal quiz estimate, not a standardized IQ assessment. The scoring scale has not been validated against a representative population. Age and time do not affect the score. Small category samples limit what can be inferred. About the scoring
IQ Distribution
Where you stand
See where your estimated score falls within the broader IQ distribution.
IQ 109 · Top 27%
Estimated percentile
Four ways to think
Your category breakdown
Accuracy within this quiz. The counts matter as much as the percentages.
Logical Reasoning8 / 12 · 67%
Following rules, testing assumptions, and connecting clues.
Numerical Reasoning7 / 10 · 70%
Working with quantities, number patterns, and arithmetic.
Pattern Recognition8 / 10 · 80%
Noticing how shapes, positions, and visual features relate.
Verbal Reasoning2 / 4 · 50%
Interpreting wording, relationships, and verbal clues.
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Results by difficulty
How you did on the question groups, from Easy to Extreme.
Easy8 / 10 · 80%
10 questions in this group.
Medium11 / 14 · 79%
14 questions in this group.
Difficult6 / 11 · 55%
11 questions in this group.
Extreme0 / 1 · 0%
One question only; a single answer changes this percentage completely.
Difficulty labels are editorial groupings, not calibrated population measures.
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What to explore next
Start with Verbal Reasoning, where you had the most room to improve on this attempt. These activities offer practice with the question types; they don’t promise a change in IQ.
Numerical Reasoning
Practice ratios, percentages, and number sequences. Estimate the answer first, then calculate it and compare the two.
Pattern Recognition
Try a new visual sequence. Track shape, position, size, and shading separately, then look for the rule connecting them.
Verbal Reasoning
Practice word analogies and short deduction problems. Restate the relationship in your own words before choosing an answer.
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This records that
Alex
completed the 36-question IQ quiz
Estimated IQ: 109
September 1, 2026
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