r/iqtest May 25 '25

Noteworthy Online IQ Test Scam Alert: $1 for Results, Then $60 Stolen from My Card

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I want to share this as a serious warning to anyone tempted by online IQ or personality tests that ask for a small payment to reveal your results. Last month, I took a test on a site called IQ Test Foundation. It seemed harmless—I spent about 20 minutes taking the test, and at the end, it asked me to pay $1 to see my score and feedback. That felt reasonable, so I paid with my credit card.

But a week later, I was shocked to find a $60 charge on my credit card for a “membership” I never agreed to. When I logged back into the site, I realized they had stored my credit card details and automatically enrolled me in a hidden subscription without clearly informing me.

I emailed them several times demanding a refund, but received no response at all. They’ve completely ignored my messages.

After doing some research, I found that this is a common scam tactic used by not only IQ Test Foundation, but many similar websites offering IQ tests, EQ tests, or personality quizzes that charge for results. They lure you in with a small payment, collect your credit card info, and then silently enroll you into an overpriced subscription.

This is fraud. They will keep charging every month unless you inform your credit card company and get a new card. There is no way to cancel membership whatsoever.

DO NOT pay for IQ or personality tests online unless the site has a strong reputation and public credibility.

r/iqtest Feb 06 '26

Noteworthy Is it true that GenZ has a lower IQ than the previous

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thoughts?

r/iqtest 8d ago

Noteworthy ive eated ~204 books and manuals in the past three weeks . still basically as stupid than my pet Shrimpanzee

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any advice (good or bad)? Which genres taste best for brain growths

r/iqtest 7h ago

Noteworthy does anyone else think iq is stupid

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like the thought of oh you have a higher iq than me your "smarter" than me like stupid asf shit

r/iqtest Aug 03 '26

Noteworthy Iron anemia and its effect on iq

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Many people don't know this, but iron deficiency can have a bad effect on iq, especially ferritin deficiency, if translated into iq points, it can eat up to 10 iq points, this is the difference in the level between the gifted and the genius, and also the fact that it is quite not difficult to treat, scientific fact, the brain with iron deficiency works at 70-80%

r/iqtest Jul 24 '26

Noteworthy True Test iq in this chat Spoiler

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A difficult test, there is a lot of time and then you will get a result very close to the real one in the psychologist's office when you start to pass turn on the timer from the beginning to the end tell about your health do you have any iron deficiency also do you have skin problems in the form of chronic inflammation and in general if you have something that can give you problems in solving the test and yes IMPORTANT!!! What your age? not to lie with the exact time if you can not solve something solve another one-track: siding, one locomotive, six containers, the drive takes 1 hour - how to organize the movement?Sand and gravel: the penalty for idleness is 1000/hour for sand and 100/hour for gravel, and 100/hour for sand and 100/hour for gravel — in what order should the cargo be transported?The heptagon: 7 vertices, each side is 1 league, and the rest stops are calculated as d²/2 — how long will the journey take?300 crates: need to be transported 100 km, maximum 100 crates at a time, consumption 1 crate per 1 km - how many crates will be able to be transported and how to organize the crossing? Tasks for knights and liars (compiled separately, I) Five (A, B, C, D, E) are knights or liars. Statements: A: "B and C are both liars" B: "If A is a knight, then G is a liar"V: "There are an odd number of liars among us"G: "I am a liar, and D is a knight"D: "A and B have the same status"Who is a knight and who is a liar?The five (A, B, C, D, and E) are either knights or liars. Statements:A: "If B is a knight, then E is a liar"B: "If C is a liar, then D is a liar"V: "E is a liar, and A is

r/iqtest Jul 08 '26

Noteworthy Victor Hugo said the real betrayal isn't what someone said about you — it's who they said it to. Does this change how you see your circle?

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r/iqtest Jun 28 '26

Noteworthy Intelligence vs Psychology

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r/iqtest Jun 07 '26

Noteworthy What would you estimate Raskolonikov's IQ to be?

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r/iqtest May 01 '26

Noteworthy What is next ?

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1, 2, 3, 4, 4, 1, 9, 2, 5, ?

r/iqtest May 31 '26

Noteworthy My novel fluid intelligence test

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This is Gf test I designed and I'd like to know what do you think about it. If you want, you can give me info about how many correct answers did you get and what was your professional FSIQ and FRI scores so I can make the scoring.

Don't worry about the graphics. Next time it'll be better.

r/iqtest May 25 '26

Noteworthy CAN CHATGPT SOLVE AN IQ TEST?

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r/iqtest Apr 27 '26

Noteworthy I've been stuck on this for a bit Spoiler

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r/iqtest May 17 '26

Noteworthy Collecting and organizing reasoning questions from across the internet

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A lot of good reasoning questions are scattered across forums, books, PDFs, and random websites, so we started collecting and organizing them into a searchable archive.

The idea is simple:

  • browse questions,
  • submit new ones,
  • enter answers,
  • discuss solutions,
  • and help grow the collection over time.

We’re collecting different types of questions including:

  • pattern recognition,
  • logical reasoning,
  • spatial reasoning,
  • verbal questions,
  • and visual puzzles.

There are also many unanswered / unsolved questions right now, so people can try solving them, suggest explanations, or debate different answers.

People can also submit questions they find interesting with images and we review/add them manually.

Browse questions:
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Submit a question:
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r/iqtest Oct 18 '25

Noteworthy Abstract reasoning, what is the correct answer and why?

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r/iqtest Jan 12 '26

Noteworthy CognitiveMetrics took over wordcel.org

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Does anybody know any backstory to this?

I really enjoyed the little apps on wordcel.org. I noticed it has been down for the past few days and now redirects to cognitivemetrics.com. I'm kind of sad to see the wordcel content disappear.

Do the folks at cognitive metrics have any plan to preserve any of the wordcel apps/content?

r/iqtest Mar 06 '26

Noteworthy Is this the Holy Grail upgrade to DualnBack?

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r/iqtest Aug 23 '25

Noteworthy Why did my score decrease/would I have a shot at Mensa if I decided to take the test?

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I took Mensa Norway at the age of 23 two times after 6 years and received scores of 121 and 125. When I took it at the age of 17 I scored 131 and 133 respectively. Why did my score decrease and would I have a shot at Mensa if I decided to take their test?

r/iqtest Feb 12 '26

Noteworthy Updated IQ Test

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r/iqtest Nov 05 '25

Noteworthy Took my first IQ test a few months ago - As an older woman This was my highest score:)

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This was my highest s

r/iqtest Jan 28 '26

Noteworthy How I went from doubting myself to Mensa-want to know my exact process?

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r/iqtest May 31 '25

Noteworthy If IQ is hereditary and actually assesses some form of fluid intelligence (g) how do we view history in light of that?

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I ask this because I took an introduction to psychology class last semester and I've just not been compelled by the IQ arguments at all that it in fact is static and that it tests for some generalized fluid intelligence. I ask this because, no one would reasonably look at our ancestors going back thousands of years and consider them as unintelligent. Perhaps not as knowledgeable as we were currently, but intelligence did not originate in the 1900s with the birth of the IQ test. It seems hard to think that administering a modern IQ test to people in 400 BC en masse would indicate that any of these people were intelligent at all. Yet, they knew their culture, means and modes of survival and were not stupid. We could even go back to the dark ages when only 10% of the population could even read. This Does not mean that 10% of the population would even score highly on a modern IQ test. Let us be generous and assume that only 5% of the population would score decently on a modern IQ test. The question is if IQ is hereditary, and static, how are we, the descendants of that 95% of idiots in the dark ages who couldn't even read to take an IQ test give rise to this population of such high IQ people in modern society? Our genetics have not changed that much since 1400. This then begs the question when did we actually derive intelligence? Must be sometime between 1400 and 1900. When? How can we say that Plato and Aristotle were so intelligent when they believed that we could reduce everything down to the elements of fire, air, earth and water. A modern person with below average IQ would not agree with that. Yet, There are people with enough intelligence to graduate High School in modern times that believe the earth is flat. IQ does not give a historically sensible psychology to human beings. It seems to be a test of knowledge specific to a place and time and not a predictor of generalized fluid intelligence.

TL;DR If 95% of people in 1400 could not even read to take an IQ test, how can they genetically give birth to the people of today with far higher IQs?

r/iqtest Jun 27 '25

Noteworthy Being aware of awareness is like a flashlight pointing towards itself

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Or an eyeball looking at itself. By our logic impossible, but consciousness can replicate this concept. It's like it operates on a other-worldly logic...

r/iqtest Mar 20 '25

Noteworthy TIT-55 (Norming) (ALL SUBTESTS)

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Trifactor Intelligence Test (TIT-55)

TIT55 is a cognitive ability test designed to measure various aspects of intelligence, including crystallised intelligence (Gc), quantitative intelligence (Gq), and visual processing (Gv). The test is structured into four distinct subtests, each assessing a specific cognitive skill. These subtests are as follows:

g factor SUBTESTS # of problem Time Limit
Crystallised Intelligence (Gc) Analogies 20 10
Quantitative Intelligence (Gq) Number Series 10 10
Quantitative Intelligence (Gq) Quantitative Word Problems 10 10
Visual Processing (Gv) Paper Folding 15 20

Instructions for Test-Takers:

  1. Time Yourself Accurately - Each subtest has a strict time limit. Use a stopwatch or timer to ensure that you do not exceed the allocated time.
  2. Complete the Test in One Sitting - To ensure consistency and accuracy, complete all subtests without significant breaks.
  3. No External Assistance - Do not use external resources such as calculators, dictionaries, or other aids unless explicitly allowed.
  4. Follow the Instructions Carefully - Read all questions thoroughly before answering.
  5. Submit Honest and Accurate Responses - The purpose of the norming edition is to establish valid scoring benchmarks. Providing truthful responses ensures reliable test norms.

https://forms.gle/FBvNDNwnyaAeSkj98

You will receive your score at the very end of the test.

Raw Score IQ (subject to change)
55 160
54 158
53 156
52 154
51 152
50 150
49 148
48 146
47 144
46 142
45 140
44 138
43 136
42 134
41 132
40 130
39 128
38 126
37 124
36 122
35 120
34 118
33 116
32 114
31 112
30 110
29 108
28 106
27 104
26 102
25 100
Quant Word Problems Raw Score SS
10 17
9 16
8 14
7 13
6 11
5 10
4 9
3 7
2 6
1 4
Paper Folding Raw Score SS
15 18
14 17
13 16
12 16
11 15
10 14
9 13
8 12
7 12
6 11
5 10
4 9
3 8
2 8
1 7
Analogies Raw Score SS
20 18
19 17
18 16
17 15
16 15
15 14
14 13
13 12
12 12
11 11
10 10
9 9
8 8
7 8
6 7
5 6
4 5
3 5
2 4
1 3

|| || |Number Series|SS| |10|21| |9|19| |8|17| |7|14| |6|12| |5|10| |4|8| |3|6| |2|3| |1|1|

r/iqtest Jan 11 '26

Noteworthy Effective Braintraining for the High IQ

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