I know that these kind of tests never give an exact result, but I just want to know how you're doing. Only one try, and be honest. IQtest.dk
I fucking hate IQ tests. I always feel like a complete dumbass, even if I know they're fake. I got 96. I fail at everything.
O.K, so let me just throw this out there for you two: I was actually tested by the state five years ago, and my IQ was measured around 130. I only mention this because I didn't even bother to finish this stupid quiz, so you both got farther than me. So don't feel dumb; the "test" is just for fun anyways.
I actually took the full test because I had to reset all of our old phones to give to relatives so I had some down time. I got a 115. I would say it may be around my actual IQ score. Never been actually tested, but I always figured I'd be around 100-110. That said, this only tests pattern recognition, I think, and is not even close to being done under the proper conditions needed to be considered an actual IQ test. That said, even a high IQ score is not an indicator of success in life.
I did a past self-examination of tests (essentially me taking every IQ test on the internet and averaging them together). In that little experiment my scores were anything from 120-144. Therefore my 'actual' IQ is probably in the mid-130's. Though I will say I haven't officially been tested. I didn't do this one because I got bored midway through and gave up. Haha.
I hate IQ tests. I also have a foggy mind right now. I bet I'd score 70 or 80 right now. I took a real IQ test when my mind was super foggy and it was 87. I nearly had a heart attack when I saw my IQ.
Nah. I've gotten high scores in the past, but I disapprove of such tests. They only tell some people they're better or worse than others based on a poorly measured narrow form of intelligence.
I just hate how it focuses on pattern recognition. I ain't looking to be a brain surgeon or anything but I'm horrible with patterns and numbers. I've had serious problems with it since I was a kid to the point where I'm going in to screen for learning disorders.