IQ Test

[D_Barbi_Queue]

http://www.iqtest.com/prep.html

You do have to sign up with your email address and they email your score to you. I did it a couple months ago and haven't been bugged by them since.

...we compare an adult's objective results to the objective results of other adults, and determine how intelligent each test taker is compared to all other test takers, instead of comparing test takers to an arbitrary age related standard.

 

[Pappy]

Thank you for taking the IQ Test at www.IQTest.com.

We are confirming that your IQ Test score was: 149


Intelligence Interval Cognitive Designation
40 - 55 Severely challenged (Less than 1% of test takers)
55 - 70 Challenged (2.3% of test takers)
70 - 85 Below average
85 - 115 Average (68% of test takers)
115 - 130 Above average
130 - 145 Gifted (2.3% of test takers)
145 - 160 Genius (Less than 1% of test takers)
160+ Extraordinary genius


TAG, I think this was too easy, fun, but way too easy.

 

[D_Barbi_Queue]

my thoughts too. I scored 139. I've always been considered "gifted" and have been in the top 10ish percent of my class, but I don't think my real IQ is 139.

 

[Dr Rock]

We are confirming that your IQ Test score was: 155

oh good. anyone know of any $40K/a jobs taking IQ tests?

 

[ashlar]

Originally posted by Dr Rock@May 17 2005, 11:59 AM
We are confirming that your IQ Test score was: 155

oh good. anyone know of any $40K/a jobs taking IQ tests?

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You should know by now they don't give good jobs to intelligent people. They give them to idiots. It's called job security. The person doing the hireing is most certainly not going to hire someone who could easily take away his/her job.

 

[major_7]

We are confirming that your IQ Test score was: 130

 

[BruceSter]

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[prepstudinsc]

Originally posted by ashlar@May 17 2005, 01:06 PM
You should know by now they don't give good jobs to intelligent people. They give them to idiots. It's called job security. The person doing the hireing is most certainly not going to hire someone who could easily take away his/her job.

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That's called the DMV.

 

[Dr. Dilznick]

Most online IQ tests are worthless (this one doesn't look any different).

If you guys want to try a free, fairly accurate test, try The International High IQ Society website.

 

[Dr Rock]

Originally posted by Dr. Dilznick@May 17 2005, 07:18 PM
If you guys want to try a free, fairly accurate test, try The International High IQ Society website.

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Your score is:
160

well, so much for that. I was expecting it to unmask me as the imbecile I am, and instead it regurgitates an almost identical score to the other one and proclaims me "profoundly gifted" << ---&#62; insert obligatory dick joke hurr hurr >> what I wanna know is if I&#39;m so "gifted" and can fold up retarded origami shapes with my brain and so on then how come I still can&#39;t open a carton of milk or orange juice without spilling the fucker? now riddle me THAT, international high iq club

 

[Dr. Dilznick]

Originally posted by Dr Rock


Your score is:
160

well, so much for that. I was expecting it to unmask me as the imbecile I am, and instead it regurgitates an almost identical score to the other one and proclaims me "profoundly gifted" << ---&#62; insert obligatory dick joke hurr hurr >> what I wanna know is if I&#39;m so "gifted" and can fold up retarded origami shapes with my brain and so on then how come I still can&#39;t open a carton of milk or orange juice without spilling the fucker? now riddle me THAT, international high iq club

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Which one did you take? Have you tried the the test for exceptional intelligence? (probably more accurate in your case.)

 

[Pecker]

146

So why does trying to remember all of my grandchildren&#39;s ages give me a headache?

 

[13788]

ravenously: 157 on this test, similar results on the HIQ society test.

I would mention what my therapist told me I scored on a test when I was 5, but I probably wouldn&#39;t be believed anyway. Being the smartest guy around used to be important to me, but it&#39;s not anymore

 

[jay_too]

Damn, I must have landed in Lake Woebegone where are the children are above average.

jay

 

[yaoifun]

Grrr it wants me to pay for it, and i havent gotten my reults yet. Ill post them when i get them

 

[jonb]

My Stanford-Binet is 134, if that helps.

 

[steve319]

Originally posted by ravenously@May 17 2005, 06:57 PM
Being the smartest guy around used to be important to me, but it&#39;s not anymore

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Good for you. Sounds like a healthy development.

We don&#39;t have to talk about the pitfalls of using the IQ as an accurate measure of anything that substantive, do we? Us of the traditional IQ tools as a means of measuring potential intelligence is a tricky and unreliable practice. (But it can be argued that we need some sort of scale for practical purposes. It&#39;s a necessary part of the screening for learning disabilities accomodations for standardized testing and such.)

Anyway, not to rain on the fun parade&#33; You always post the best links, TAG&#33;

 

[Pappy]

Originally posted by Dr. Dilznick@May 17 2005, 02:18 PM
Most online IQ tests are worthless (this one doesn&#39;t look any different).

If you guys want to try a free, fairly accurate test, try The International High IQ Society website.

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Your score is: 142

Doc D., this one was easy too.

 

[Dr. Dilznick]

Originally posted by Pappy+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Pappy)</div><div class='quotemain'>


Your score is: 142

Doc D., this one was easy too.

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Which "one"? The website contains 5 different IQ tests.


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We don&#39;t have to talk about the pitfalls of using the IQ as an accurate measure of anything that substantive, do we? Us of the traditional IQ tools as a means of measuring potential intelligence is a tricky and unreliable practice. (But it can be argued that we need some sort of scale for practical purposes. It&#39;s a necessary part of the screening for learning disabilities accomodations for standardized testing and such.)

Anyway, not to rain on the fun parade&#33; You always post the best links, TAG&#33;

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[/quote]
I think you took what I was saying out of context. I don&#39;t think IQ tests are an accurate measure of anything, but they have a purpose in themselves and are useful tools, and as far as that goes, online versions aren&#39;t very accurate (when dealing with spatial reasoning and pattern recognition especially).

 

[steve319]

Originally posted by Dr. Dilznick@May 18 2005, 12:40 AM
I think you took what I was saying out of context.

I apologize, Dr. Dilznick. I wasn&#39;t responding to what anyone in particular said, exactly--just soapboxing about IQ as a concept or measurement in general. I agree that the tests have their uses and don&#39;t do as much harm as they used to (as long as you fit the demographic and test well and...)

Sorry if you felt I was attacking your view. I suspect we have very similar opinions on the issue.

Is it just me, or am I coming across as WAY too serious tonight? The sprinkling of smiley faces just isn&#39;t cutting the acidity enough, is it?

I&#39;ll keep working on it.