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What is the most difficult I.Q. test that exists?
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Go into any Church of Scientology Org. They have one that gives a pretty good indication of your intelligence. It is a timed test. If I remember correctly there are 75 questions and you only get 20 minutes to complete it. I could be wrong on the time allowed. It was the last I.Q test I would ever subject myself to, simply because of the stress it put me under. 140 was my score.
Just go in for the test and nothing else.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76779445 What concepts was it based around, I seem to do really well with the pattern recognition stuff. Honestly, I've never gotten any of these types of questions wrong... it might take me a minute or two but if only one answer fits, well... Assessments are of two basic types. Some are speed based, i.e. how many questions can you answer correctly in "x" minutes. Others are based on power meaning there is no time limit, you go for as long as you can and stop when you have no clue what you're looking at. The other issue needs addressing is a complex one, you have to define in a useful way what you mean by the term intelligence. Is it mathematics? Verbal reasoning? Logical processes? Musical ability? Artistic skills? If you want a measure of general intellectual intelligence which is what most people refer to when using the phrase "I.Q" you'd have to have a licensed psychologist adminiter the Wechcler Adult Intelligence Scale. The bill, with interpretation, is going to run you $400-$650 depending on where you reside.
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