A non-verbal, image-based reasoning test. No language skills or general knowledge needed – only logic, observation and pattern recognition.
20questions per attempt
100questions in the bank
5difficulty levels
~20 minsuggested time
What kind of test is this?
This is a fluid reasoning test in the spirit of classic matrix-style tests (such as Raven's Progressive Matrices). Fluid reasoning is the ability to solve new problems, spot rules and think abstractly – independent of what you have learned at school. Every question is an image (or a sequence of images) that follows a hidden rule. Your job is to find the rule and pick the answer that fits.
How it works
Each time you press Start, 20 questions are drawn at random from the bank of 100, so every attempt is different.
The 20 questions are balanced: 4 questions from each of the 5 difficulty levels, shown from easiest to hardest.
Six question types: matrix reasoning, number series, odd one out, mental rotation, sequence logic (moving dots) and figure analogies.
Choose one answer per question, then press Next. You can also use the keys 1–6 and Enter. There is no time limit and no penalty for guessing.
At the end you get your estimated IQ, percentile, a breakdown by question type and a review of your answers.
What the questions look like
How the score is calculated
Harder questions are worth more points (level 1 = 1 point … level 5 = 5 points). Your weighted score is converted to an IQ estimate on the usual scale (average 100, standard deviation 15), reported between 70 and 145.
Please note: this is an entertainment and self-assessment tool, not a standardised, clinically validated test. A 20-question test cannot measure intelligence precisely – treat the result as a rough indication (roughly ±10 points or more). For a formal assessment, consult a qualified psychologist.