What the result can show
How you performed on a compact set with few easy entry items and where your relative strengths lie across its four areas.
High-range follow-up · 30 difficult items · up to 35 minutes
Follow up an initial IQ indication with harder tasks in abstract patterns, deduction, spatial transformation and conceptual relations. Your result includes a separate high-range profile for each area.
This is a non-normed reasoning test, not a determination of giftedness. Giftedness is broader than performance on cognitive puzzles.
Results and meaning
How you performed on a compact set with few easy entry items and where your relative strengths lie across its four areas.
That you are gifted or have a particular IQ. That requires current norms, standardised administration and professional interpretation.
Tracking several rules at once in matrices, codes and sequences.
Separating necessary conclusions from claims that are merely possible or plausible.
Mentally following rotations, views, folds and three-dimensional relations.
Recognising precise relationships between concepts, models and arguments.
No. It is not normed by age or education and is intended as a difficult follow-up to a broad online IQ test.
This site does not use a diagnostic cut-off. Professional intelligence tests often consider scores around 130, together with confidence intervals and the full profile.
Harder items carry more weight. The bounded conversion runs from 80 to 155; answering around chance level comes out near 95. It is a model for this set, not a population norm.
No. The timer limits the session, but careful thinking is not penalised. Scoring uses accuracy and the predetermined difficulty of each item.
It may help you explain your question, but it is not evidence. A psychologist can choose a normed assessment and interpret differences across the profile.