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IQ test
A playful IQ test: matrices, logic and an estimate of your score.
Viberankly's IQ test plays like a game but draws on real reasoning tests: Raven-style matrices, logical sequences and spatial exercises. There are no vocabulary questions, so the test is the same in every language.
- Format
- 15 questions
- Duration
- ≈ 4 min
- Languages
- French, English, Spanish
- Price
- Free, no sign-up
How it works
Three levels
The 15 questions are split into three levels of five: easy, medium, then hard, with several rules to combine.
Five types of exercise
Matrices, logical sequences, spatial rotation, odd one out and symbol balances. An “I don't know” button keeps you from getting stuck.
Your score on the curve
You get an estimated IQ, a range, your rank in the population and a profile based on your strongest skill.
Your result
The result is shown on a bell curve: a score, a range (for example between 112 and 124) and a percentile (“more logical than 78% of the population”). Your profile depends on your best exercise: “Architect mind” for matrices, “Detective's eye” for the odd one out…
IQ test: frequently asked questions
Is this IQ test reliable?
It's an estimate meant for entertainment. Only an assessment by a psychologist, using a standardized test, really measures IQ.
Why are there no vocabulary questions?
Verbal questions depend on language and culture. Visual exercises keep the test identical for everyone.
Is the test timed?
No timer is shown: the time is only measured so it can be shown to you at the end.
Do I have to give my email?
No, the result is shown without sign-up. Afterwards, if you like, you can get a link to keep your score.
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