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- 20 questions from a real IQ test. Test your IQ with these questions and see if you can answer them alright. The questions are about spelling, word and sayings, mathematics, series and patterns and spatial awareness. Please leave in the comments, how many questions you answered right.
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Your "IQ" test needs the help of someone with a higher IQ. Some of the questions give the wrong letters for the associated answers.
IQ tests require “no previous knowledge “ and questions about grammar and knowledge of the meaning of traditional sayings disqualify this “test “ from being an IQ test. Call it something else or delete it.
I got a very disappointing 13 right answers . The question is, how do you translate this into an actual measurement of IQ ?
I think probably the person who abandons this fiasco of a "test" after 4 or 5 questions is the most intelligent of us all .
I abandoned after the first question.... am i the smartest of them all ?
+ david ireland Definitely! Move over Einstein, *you* are an absolute GENIUS :-) .
+SuperEmittThank you for your reply . Yes, I know I got 65% (equivaent to 130/200 etc.) correct but since measurements of IQ are *not* expressed as percentages how can I get an idea of what it would be otherwise ? I took many standard IQ tests in the past - tests that lasted for up to one and a half hours - and the highest score I achieved was 128 . Do people's IQ's decline with age ? I am heading for 60 so maybe I am losing my touch just a little bit, lol ?
+SuperEmitt Thank you for those words of encouragement. I *do* feel somewhat better about myself as a result, lol. You too, take care and keep giggling :-) .
Dude - several answers are purposely incorrect.
The folding cube answers depend on whether you fold them inward or outward. You can be right & judged wrong.
THATS WHAT I SAIDD!!!!!
No, that's not quite right. Folding them inwards would result in the patterns being on the inside of the cube, leaving the outside presumably blank. Though it's possible the other sides aren't blank but instead have their own patterns, giving us a cube of unknown design and making all the answers equally viable. But maybe not. Who knows?
Outward is always the standard way to format a cube and the left side or longer end of the net (“blue paint version of the cube”) is always going to be the top of the cube going down
If the images were translucent and you could see the colours from either side of the diagrams, then no matter if you folded the sides upwards or downwards you're going to have the exact same result. Everything will be exactly opposite either way.
Did anyone else notice that the answer for question 4 was B, but when they showed the answer, they switched the letter to A, but with B's original answer?
Lono Kahiwa
Lono Kahiwa Yes, l noticed at once.
actually come to think of it yes
That is the one i'm STILL trying to figure out...I've had sleepless nights doing so, my wife's left me, my business has folded and i still can't fathom it out.
3 questions similar. Idiot who made this idiot test.
15/20! It doesn't even tell you your IQ when you finish!
Ye , exactly
I got 17 right, those unfolded cube questions at the end really threw me. For the question that was 4852/4 × 3 = the order of Operations (P.E.M.D.A.S.) is applicable. The quiz's answer of 3639 IS correct. The rule is:
1st - Parentheses
2nd - Exponents
3rd - Multiply or Divide
(solve from left to right)
4th- Addition or Subtraction (solve from left to right)
Because the 2 processes in this equation are multiplication and division, both processes are on the third level of the PEMDAS order of operations, Then the equation must be solved from left to right, with the division part done first and the multiplication part done second.
It would look this:
4852/4 × 3 = a
(4852/4) × 3 = a
(1213) × 3 = a
3639 = a
answer is 3639.
rhinoceros | rīˈnäs(ə)rəs |
noun (plural same or rhinoceroses)
Interesting quiz, I missed five, but luckily hastily guessed correctly on several as the time ran out..lol
Din’t read all of the comments, so it’s possible someone already pointed this out. The IQ test was originally designed as a method of predicting the likelihood of a child continuing past grade school and succeeding at the University level. As such, the larger the vocabulary that child has, the more proficient in math at that age, and the more flexible the child’s thought processes were (such as the spatial perception questions), the more likely that child would continue to learn and succeed in the diverse courses at the University level. Comparisons of IQ between two individuals are only valid if they received the same exposure to information and challenges. I got all 20. I also had good teachers.
(bill m) Awesome comment. That'll end the debate... if they read the dang thing!
I had good teachers, too. DoD. You?
I don't think it's an IQ test at all. Language and math skills relate to what you've learned in school. IQ tests innate intelligence which has nothing to do with English vocabulary knowledge. I got 15 correct...can I go on past high school? LOL
Congratulations!
bill m l
bill m
8 of 20 right...only gives you 10 seconds to answer...but this is what a standard IQ test looks like. I say it's "spot on" Thank you!
Question 10 has two identical answers, A&D. Question 15 asks for the sum but there's no addition involved.
I was thinking it was some sort of trick to figure out.
Not sure what they were asking.
They're not identical. D has the little line at the end. Look closer
@@gjs512 I was more referring to question 15. It ask for the sum, which is another word for addition, but it's a division and multiplication problem.
I'm assuming in question 10, that not everyone has the screen resolution to see the little line.
When they asked for the sum they wanted you to imagine the two images overlayed.
@@gjs512 I saw that and none of the ones above had that line so I chose A.
This was terrible! Wrong answers on several questions. Also, no way to score at the end. Click bait!!! 😠
You should have jotted down your answers as you went along, that's what I did.
I agree
Ok so maybe my wrong answers weren't wrong after all. I do better on general knowledge.
@@davidkent8606 f
True for example the plural for octopus is octopodes
This is the biggest click bait I have ever seen. I noticed you have given the wrong answers to several...purposely. Now I am writing this. So I guess you win.
+Sam L plus the last question answer is WRONG cuz they don't want anyone get 20/20 tbh
The answer to 20 is correct. The vertical columns are added to get the bottom row. Still clickbait, but an amusing timewaster. Not an IQ test.
I liked the video
I got 18 right!
@@garrywhite5585 and it adds left to right
Jem Clarke Nails it Right here!!! Exactly accurate. Once upon a Time I too was a misguided Latin-Greek mixer!!!!😂🤣 Glad it was early on so I did not waste my time.
Van Halens song teacher ……" I brought my pencil ! "
" a rolling stone gathers no moss" is open to interpretation. Someone who is mobile remains agile, gathers no rust, for example.
actually it is more along the lines of, you need to keep advancing or you will stagnate and die.
plus the answer they gave was "B" then turned around and said the answer was "A"
That was actually one of the correct answers.
a lot of things on iq test is open to interpretation. that's part of the test to make sure you choose what the masses would choose... the most logical answer but not always the 100% correct answer.
this is not the point. It is what does that phrases means, not if it is true
About 7 years ago I received a very unwelcomed brain injury from being struck by a hit and run driver...I basically had to learn a lot of shit all over again...cognitive stuff was awful, memory, balance, you name it....after about 3 years a psychologist administered a clinical IQ test...close to four hours, with a 10 minute break half way through...it was crazy, you had to listen to and retell stories, monster math stuff had to be done in your head, crazy vocabulary words, matching shapes and puzzles...I am a high school graduate...maybe #40 or so out of a class of 450...got a hockey scholarship to a decent college, I had a high C, low B average, so it wasn't an academic ride, I could really play hockey, but went to Vietnam instead, by orders of you know who....I thought I blew up the IQ test, I was 55 at the time, but I scored a 131, ranked as if I had completed graduate school...WTF !!! 6 points shy of getting into Mensa, or what ever that smart club is called...I have been running into traffic ever since, trying to get a better grade...the doc said sometimes parts of the brain open up from head trauma...I got all of these answers and had to pause now and then, but I thought the after affects of that head injury was going to be devastating....you never know...
Several years ago I also suffered some head trauma, no medical aftermath luckily, but I seem to be more reactive & also now and then some previously unclear things seem obvious to me now (my profession is sort of scientist).
Your IQ should not increase or decrease from education. Your IQ stays relatively the same your whole life - or at least it should, if you're tested properly. Having a high IQ doesn't mean you will be successful. In fact, many very intelligent people aren't successful because their intelligence makes them lazy, and they are often introverts that don't excel in social settings. They have proven time and time again that discipline and self control, especially as a child, is the number one marker of a person who will succeed.
One dude i know has an I.Q. of 143 and drinks, hangs around drinkers and gets beaten up regularly by other drinkers. It's because they cannot keep up with him(mentally and quick thinking-wise and after a while he obviously becomes bored with their lack of intelligence and starts to take the piss. THEY then get bored of HIM...and just knock him sideways, proving that after all these years, he may be pretty damned intelligent but not smart enough to realise, he has zero TACT...and obviously regularly pays the price for it.
Of course, part of his problem may just be.............................. ALCOHOL and where he hangs out.
I'm so happy to hear that you are doing so well after all you have gone through. Often, our perceptions of our own capabilities are the result of others' judgements of us and all it takes is someone to tell us we are not stupid. I had teachers telling me my capabilities showed I should follow my dream and go to college to become a teacher. I was in all the gifted classes throughout elementary and junior high because I scored around 145 on the IQ test in fourth grade. But when I was in high school an outside agency (Protestant Welfare Services) took the top 3 kids in the school and offered them a little bit of money every month for "cultural enrichment". The catch was they wanted to test us and do career counseling with us. I felt very awkward when I went to take the test and did poorly. As a result, they sat down with me and told me I wasn't college material. I would have to work too hard to try and keep up and I would be lucky to get C's. They said I wasn't smart enough to be a teacher, or a journalist, or a lawyer, as I had said I dreamed of being. I would be much better as a secretary or a file clerk. I went back to my teachers and told them everyone had been lying to me all my life telling me I was gifted. The teachers were very angry and held a meeting telling us not to pay attention to what the people said. They knew their students better than a one time test. But it was so devastataing to me that it took me 6 years before I went to college and if I ever got a C I would have jumped off a building. At the beginning of every class I thought is this the teacher who will find out I don't belong in college. I never got a C. Graduated cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa. Wasn't till many years later when I was telling me older sister about that and she said they did the same thing to her. So I learned not to let the numbers on a test predict anything. It took many years for me to have confidence in my own abilities.
To many of these answers are incorrect. Look them up.
Agreed, especially the ones with the cube!
Number 8 You gave the right answer, but the wrong letter.
@@athegriz6657 bruh thats what you call
smart
Correct , 19 th one
@@jangelderloos2211 yes
#20 got me, but I think I figured it out. Look at the puzzle from top to bottom in rows. Row 1. The first square plus the second square equals the bottom bottom square. Row 3, first plus second, equals the bottom square. Row two first square plus answer c is the only one that would match the bottom square. I think this is right. Can anyone prove me wrong?
I refuse to let everyone know how low my IQ really is.
legend
This test will not reveal your IQ.
Don't be silly. People can guess, can't they?
When is an IQ test a spelling test
I think that you got the meaning of "A rolling stone gathers no moss" backwards. Rather than advising inactivity, it suggest that someone who is active and always moving stays fit and alert. "Gathering moss" is a negative here, not a positive.
I'm afraid that my overall score suffered on the cube folding problems. I've always been bad at those.
yes you're right
without stopping the video 14 right answer. it's little difficult for me cause English is my 2nd language
Interesting that so many commenters have decried the validity of the questions. Turns out they ARE valid. One (the question with the lines and dots) had double-right answers or duplicates in the possibilities. That's poor form.
None-the-less, the geometric fold-the-box questions are hard. Maybe not so hard for a young facile mind, but not easy for a 60 year old's!
20-of-20, I'm happy to report.
It helped to have grown up in the 1960s when "octopi" was the standard plural for octopus.
At least as taught in Catholic Grade School.
LOL. Latin lords a-leaping!
Lol. Yeah sure they fucking are.
(Robert) That lines and dots question, if you look a little closer, did have a teeny difference in the answers: there's a small, alternating, vertical line at the far right of the lines in the question and it's reflected in the answers. (One of each of those "double-right" answers has it.)
It's not a real IQ test. Some of the questions are, like the folded boxes...but questions that involve math skills and English grammar...those are NOT IQ questions which test innate intelligence, not what you learned in school.
If there is one area of psychology (or sociology) which has been more studied, I don't know what that would be. IQ testing has a huge, long, detailed and MUCH debated history of discourse and self-censoring.
The "problem" is that the only things that can be tested with static IQ tests is recognition of the "language of patterns". For instance, a box with 1 ball, then 3 balls, then 1 stick, then a blank ... what fits in it?" (without words, just pictures) is still asking the subject to interpret the language-of-patterns presented by the pictoral "problem". Culture -- education, lack of it, society around you, experience, nervousness, concentration, and yes IQ -- are all involved with whether the subject will "get it" and then induce the expected answer in response.
Even the testing "technology" has a "language of expectation" issue. Whereas a bright but totally uneducated girl in the Namib desert might correctly guess "3 sticks" if balls and sticks were placed on the ground in front of her, looking at a piece of paper having balls and sticks ... is quite a leap. And in boxes? What's that about?
As I started to say, "the problem" is that competent IQ testing must at many levels make some assumptions about what the "language of testing" allows in its minimum subset. Does it require the subjects to conjure answers, then fill in little oval dots on a scoring form? That requires abstracting that the "number" of the question corresponds to the "number" on the scoring form. And that one shouldn't circle the answer, but fill in the dot. And so on.
Its like the ballots in 3rd world countries: one might be allowed just to circle line drawn pictures of the candidates instead of reading their names. As so many of the public is functionally illiterate. Proud to vote, but without the skills to read the forms.
IQ testing is exactly beset with the same "socioeconomic bias". But if one is testing people hoping to enter college ... at least in most parts of the world, there is an expectation that the candidate will have the skills to read, to manipulate paper, to hold a pen, to fill in little dots, to abstract question numbers and dot lists, and so on. Because if one's prior education wasn't sufficient to accomplish that... well... college isn't a likely option.
"How many questions did you answered right?" - this sums up this BS perfectly. Whoever created this has a low double-digit IQ at best.
I only just wrote this same comment a few minutes ago. Sorry if I didn't read yours. I've been scrolling down to see how few people enjoyed this alleged IQ test.
I honestly got all 20 correct. #20 was indeed the most challenging, took me 4-5 minutes. I didn't time myself, but had it been a requirement, I would have gotten very few before the 'youtube hourglass' displayed the answer. I wish you had said beforehand if indeed it was a timed test or not.
I hit subscribe, looking forward to more puzzles
The best thing about this quiz is the music!
This is not IQ test this is call english test
If had more than just English
It's definitely a test of knowledge, not intelligence.
Melanie, your IQ (Intelligence Quotient) is an indication of your problem solving ability, knowledge questions in the tests are more geared towards how much you know ie what sort of educational level you function at.
salman ahmed, I agree. Intelligence tests suppose to test your ability to learn and not recall facts. Questions 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and a few others are examples to make that assessment.
Of which I can tell you failed miserably.
NOT ONE OF THOSE QUESTIONS HAS ANYTHING TO DO
I. Q.
THEY ARE MEMORY QUESTIONS.! !!!
The math questions and spacial relationship questions have nothing to do with memory but are about your ability to reason and knowledge of math.
Are you kidding?
I probably shouldn't be driving a car or handing kitchen utensils, with this level of brain power.
I just got 15 right. Reasonable I.Q., I guess. Thank you!
'After few seconds answer will disappear' , wrong phrase
I got them all correct!!! I'm a genius.
Yeah, but what does your wife say, standing over your shoulder prompting you?
SORRY but this is not an IQ test. It is a memorization test based on whether you recall how you were told something should be. An IQ test presents you with a choice that is unique to you and challenges your ability to think through it. Knowing what is correct in a spelling Bee is not the same as understanding spacial units or comprehending complex patterns you have never come upon before.
A child may recall how to spell Mississippi yet not be able to find their way out of a maze. Memorization is one thing. Intelligence quotient is another.
This isn't a IQ test this is a English exam....
I have to laugh at the people who said it was too easy and they got all of them right, because some of the answers given were wrong! Perhaps that was the point of the video.
😂😂
A silly teaser:
What is the plural of WHATACLOTAMUS?
Answer: WHATACLOTAMI 🤗
John Cooney hilarious thanks 😊
It would be nice to have an explanation of questions like #9. The progression in that one suggests that the little circle should be hollow, not filled. It was Hollow, Hollow, Hollow, Solid, then back to Hollow, so two more Hollows should follow before another Solid.
Right, SALMAN AHMED! A real IQ test is only accurate and real, if it is NOT dependent upon a specific language. (You just have to understand the language to the degree to understand the instructions)
But it seems to be to hard to understand for "some" people who are not aware of the fact that the Dollar is not the only currency and that 22 times more other people think differently that the 300 Million US Americans - which 80% of them think nothing at all - they just watch TV.... Nice try in this Video and most of the questions are really very good IQ testing. Made 14 ... and lost all the questions about ENGLISH related problems. But this doe not count if English is not your mother tongue . Still enjoyed it! Thanks
again true dat
This test is bogus. Question number four's answer reveal is incorrect
All those stinkin' Cubes make this a test for Engineers with some StUpid "what's the plural of" thrown-in, aye Dopenheimer? lol
from a Scientific American article on Recognizing Spatial Intelligence... "Spatial ability, defined by a capacity for mentally generating, rotating, and transforming visual images, is one of the three specific cognitive abilities most important for developing expertise in learning and work settings." ... but in the immortal words of Judge Smails, "well, the world needs ditch diggers, too."
dont worry the plural for octopus one is bullshit none of them were the correct Plural octopodes is the plural for octopus because octopus is a greek word
The thing about these tests is: once you get to know the patterns of problems, you could ACE any of them instantly.
I find those "folding the unfolded" questions ambiguously constructed. Unless you specify folding either up or down, you will arrive at different answers depending on the way you abstractly fold those boxes.
This is NOT an IQ test. It is a general knowledge test.
So what it's still a good video
Fine if you want a General Knowledge test. However if you fancied testing your IQ as claimed, it failed.
your moms a general knowledge test
Really. That's an 'Intelligent' reply......
oldponytail Yea I've had several IQ tests and these types of questions were not in them. Except for the leopard spots question
What do I do with my scores.
There’s supposed to be a scoreboard at da end of the video
In the unfolded cube tests, there is in fact, more then 1 answer, because you will get a different pattern if you are folding it inwards (towards you) or outwards (away from you). It can also be said, when the unfolded pattern is shown, it is flat and laid out at a right angle, but once folded, most are viewed sideways, so with that said, ALL answers could be correct, because once it is folded, it can be placed at different angles, then the angle that is shown for the answer. Turn it right, left, up or down, and all options given are correct!
But, as always, that's just my opinion! :)))
Yes Lono, that troubled me, I missed that one, since when does moss represent prosperity, I thought it was about rust. I got 17/20. Maybe the rolling stone is a psyche question. Haha
Yeah, me too on that one...the answer didn't really seem to work.
Is this IQ test or grammar test...
IQ test requires feedback of your results and they don't provide it. Perhaps they're purpose is to collect data for free from those that take the test expecting results.
(Pamela) Yeah, that seems to be the consensus here. It is odd they didn't provide any scale for our scores. This may just be some data mining scheme. It likely isn't phishing, though.
Based on other tests and scales, we can estimate how well we did:
18 to 20-- Genius/140+
15 to 17-- Brainiac/130-139
12 to 14-- Plenty Smart/120-129
9 to 11-- Average
8 or less--Below Average (Hit the Books More)
Exact scores would be really great. I mean, especially for those in the 140+ category. Can they say they have a 180 IQ? 220 for a perfect score? Or just 140?
Maybe, if we write to the author(s) for a scale to calculate results, we'll have more concrete answers.
I already tried that, she was going to get back to me after she asked her boss what my inquiry _(Please inform the many who watched your video, how to score their results . . . as it pertains to their IQ?)_ meant. . . ?
*After reading the video's "MORE INFO" column, it was pretty clear, the uploader was quite short in the IQ department themselves.*
She finally replied: _"like, what do you mean? Me not under strand why you harass my intelligence question video, it only there for the smartist of us, cleerlie you not 1 of us."_
Then my temp email was simultaneously flooded with links to Al Gore for president sites.
What did you mean by "Perhaps they're purpose..." You do realize that is "Perhaps they are purpose..." don't you? My guess is that you would text, "When your at the store..."
Hey! i needed more time... anyway i only got 11!! Glad i don't take this to heart..thanks anyway
Same
I didn't bother to take the test. After the joke of a first question, I knew it would be a waste of time. The standard plural of rhinceros is rhinceros just as the plural of deer is deer and the plural of fish is fish. Both rhinoceri and rhinceroses are nonstandard plurals and both were shown both in the multiple choice. If they can't get the first answer right, why would I waste my time?
The background music is irritating as $%@ !!! Cognitive science teaches that the brain can only focus on one one thing at a time. I know, I know... turn the sound off next time. :-(
19, the one with a lot to read needed more time
You could have stopped the video and taken your time. That would have revealed your IQ more than the test.
Welcome, Ms Einstein.
Option a
this is asuper channel very thankyou
I got 20/20. But with an "*" on 2 of them... #4 had the wrong answer associated with the letter choice. I picked "A". Also I believe #18 has 2 right answers (C and D). I chose "D" as a 50/50 shot.
Octopus is a Greek word so octopod would be the plural.
Octopi is Latin which is wrong for a Greek word even if the English use it.
All your answers are wrong.
Your quiz fails you and your so called intelligence. Idiots
I'm smart enough to recognize clickbait or is that clickimusbaitius.
I have 5 good man its not very bad!💯🔥
I got 21 right because because I gave myself an extra credit question and I got that right to
Anyone who didn't immediately mute the bad music flunked the test.
I love the music, thought it was great with a smoooth jazzy vibe to it, made me feel cool and confident again. Even more refreshing than mouthwash.
Love the music too Stan. Wish I new the name of the tune ?
@Mike Frech, *NOTE my COMMENT!
I went the opposite way my friend. I plugged in my 'lectric guiter and soloed my way through to a.. wait what was the question again?
I am a genius and I got none right. This test is bogus.
I got a lot of these right
I may or may not be a genius. This fact has yet to be determined!! lol. I got 15 out of 20 right. I missed #'s 1, 9, 10, 15 & 20. I had to figure out 3 or 4
of them mathmatically or logically (and by pausing the video!!lol) Question #2 totally guessed & got it right. and the remaining 10 or so were pretty
much easy peasy. So half of this so called "IQ TEST" to me, was a drop in the bucket. That means two things:
#1) This is not a valid IQ Test!! It should not have been that easy.
And
#2)Pat Downs, I'm sorry to inform you, but , if you didn't get any of these right, you surely are not a genius. You win some you lose some.
Or in your case, you lose all of them!!
LMAO
(big d) Yeah, I missed #20, too. Just couldn't figure out that pattern! Should've known, though: a previous question had an adding theme to it. Just didn't see the vertical addition at all.... Missed the division/multiplication one in the middle, too, like a dolt. The one that went x/y*z. Without parentheses, I thought multiplications still came first, but i guess in this case, we were supposed to just read and calculate left to right w/o any of those rules. Or maybe, division precedes multiplication in order of importance. Dunno.... The only other one i missed was the "rolling stone gathers no moss" one.
So, 17 out of 20 for me. And, i had to pause quite a few of them (especially the folding boxes) to work them out.
Idiot
Question 4, you changed the answer from b to a. Nice
I guess i am dumb as well for falling to this so called IQ test, correct answer with wrong letter, I am glad that I am not the only one, Publisher.
16. I had to pause, though. I’m not good at speed, clearly.
"How many question did you answered right?" And this person feels somehow qualified to present an "IQ" test? LOL.
Relacks, he probalbly Indian.
@@popdop0074 There are spell checking (you might want to try this) and grammar checking apps which a smart person could use. If you're writing in a language which is not native to you, ask someone to proof your work. Not rocket science.
@@plucas9324 Bro, I was joking. Chill, the humour was based on the fact that I well giving you the information in such a crudely spelt way.
@@popdop0074 Sorry, didn't catch the humor...
@@plucas9324 Serious boi
Love the music.
This isnt even close to what an IQ test looks like, this is a sort of trivia in a sense
Question #15: I thought it was multiply before divide? I had a different answer.
Yes. I was taught multiply, then divide.
A easy way to remember the Rule of Operation is PEMDAS or “Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally.” The first letter of each word begins with the same letter of an arithmetic operation.
Please Parentheses (and other grouping symbols)
Excuse Exponents
My Dear Multiplication and Division (from left to right)
Aunt Sally Addition and Subtraction (from left to right)
Hope that helps ... in other words - it is Multiply before Divide
I remember it as Groups My Dear Aunt Sally: Groups (Parentheses), Multiply, Divide, Add, Subtract. I wonder if they have changed the order of operations? My math is old and rusty.
@@peterpuleo2904 Yes I agree - the P (Please) os for Parentheses (and that includes all "grouping" symbols)
it is multiply before divide. This idiot doesn't know how to do maths. You only divide first if the multiplication is not part of the fraction. In this question the multiplication IS part of the fraction so you would have multiply first. If you got 404.3*, you got it right. I mean just type the equation as written into the calculator and you will get 404.3*. This guy either can't right questions properly or doesn't understand math.
Now I know am stupid thanks
This is a fake IQ test. Do not take it seriously.
NO You ARE not stupid, If you have not run across any of this before, how could you begin to answer! besides most of this was academic regurgitation. like spelling.
Your stupid if u believe this
Paradox
thank goodness! After the first few questions I thought I must be a moron.
Thanks for the trivia. These were hard.
Question 4 is B. You took B's answer and mixed it up with A. Don't know if that was a trick question 😂 but I caught it. Nice one
Who made these questions loves letter D
They just love D in general
They just needed to feel like their d was getting attention.. oops.. Sorry
The plural for octopus is neither its octopodes
octopuses is correct. I had looked it up yesterday. Octopuses (or octopi, if you prefer) are cephalopods
If they would leave all the box folding questions off these tests, my IQ would be off the charts.
Q1. rhinoceroses (A)
*B
Ein totaler verueckter Test!
I'm confused with item 15. I think we all follow the fundamental operational rule PEMDAS, don't we?
I got 19/20 correct; question four was used as a filter?
I got the first few since they dealt with word structure (I knew appendices already).
Question 5: B,C and D made absolutely no sense.
Question 6: The smaller shape in the upper corner was the key.
Question 7: The sequence was divide by three then multiply by two
Question 8: I copped out and chose D because the other answer types were never shown in the sequence and D could complete a sequence pattern
Question 9: answer A didn't make sense: the blue dot was in a different position so it shouldn't result as the same as the second square. Answer B didn't fit because of how the first and second squares behaved sequencially. Answer C wasn't chosen because it made less sense than Answer D.
Question 10: This one was tougher as every answer was viable. You could've said the dot sequence was to separate them into three's and have every position at, above or under the line; Or, the dot is sequencially moving up and down the line through all six, the latter made the most sense. A and D are not the same if you look closely at the little hash mark under the diagonal line. D fit the pattern of every one.
Question 11: Fill in all positions that contained black dots
Question 12: I ruled A and C out immediately, but I wasn't sure about the whole decimal comma negative thing. Answer B only made sense as 345,000, even if you transpose the commas with decimals. D made the most logical choice when compared to B. However, the answer changed and included a comma instead of a decimal (this answer still would've made the most sense)
Question 13: This answer is incorrect. Tomorrow is Tuesday, so today is Monday. No matter how many weeks you add or take away, it'll be a Monday. I subtracted 14 from 15 (14 is 2 weeks) and got 1. The wording said WAS it, so the answer should be Sunday. They used Monday but added 1 day instead of subtracting it. The correct wording should be WILL. I saw their mistake and chose the most logical solution.
Question 14: Simple math precedence and shortcuts:
16 * 63 - 1214 = (6 *63) + 630 - 1214 = 63 + 945 - 1214 = 1008 - 1214
Addition is faster for me so:
206 + 1008 = 1214
1008 - 1214 = -206
To get 945 I halved 630 and got 315, then added them together.
Question 15: Same as question 14
I took 48 and 52 and divided by 4, then squeezed them together for some quick math:
4852 \ 4 * 3 = 12 13 * 3 = 1213 * 3 = 3639
Question 16: Find a point of reference and compare to the answer.
Question 17: 6 faces (think of a dice) + 4 on the inside. Even an odd shape is still considered a face.
Question s 18 and 19: Just like 16, pick an origin point
Question 20: The bottom row is the result of filling in all the places a black triangle appeared in that column.
Hopefully this clears up some questions.
This was a ridiculous gag. Multiple given answers are wrong, and speaking as someone who has taken an actual IQ test, this was not an IQ test so much as a mish-mash of ridiculous questions with an incredible variability in difficulty that are, for the most part, questions not measuring actual aptitude but instead something more along the lines of rote ability to exemplify knowledge that is exclusively gained through being taught that specific fact without having to be taught why or how. None of the questions are “real IQ test questions” as claimed. Real IQ tests force you to actually use logic to solve seemingly simple problems a lot more often. In addition, there’s no scoring brackets at the end and no information about the watcher’s IQ, not even a simple ballpark estimate. This video frankly disgusts me.
Natalie, people like you need to go in a corner and shut your face. You having an Intelligence Quotient equivalent to that of a sewer rat like yourself have no room to talk.
Just asking, what did you score in the actual IQ test?
Avi Axon, I scored in the mid 140s
@@natalieparker209 That's high. From what I recall, you are around "Near Genius" or something like that.
Avi Axon, I didn’t know that. Thank you
Several questions and answers were wrong!
21 out of 20...pure genius!!
I got 20 out of 20. Not gonna lie I paused it on one of the questions to take a second and think lol
In LATIN if a word ends in u s, to make it plural you drop the u s and add an I. Cactus= cacti. The word octopus is NOT a Latin word. It's Greek. That law of plural does not apply to words from the Greek, therefore a bucket full of those eight legged creatures are octopuses. In Latin they would be octopeds.
who cares-the oxford englis dictionary states octopi so that is the correct answer
jadekayak01 so you speak Oxford English? Well, Me Oklahoma Indian. Me thinks you speak with forked tongue.
@@Bespelled22 good for you but no one can argue that the home of english(language and people) is ENGLAND
@@Bespelled22 btw.
my country speaks the closest to QUEENS ENGLISH in the whole world of native english speaking enlish countries.
QUEENS ENGLISH is the closest to oxford english dictionary.
alsk the oed is primarily a spelling guide not a pronunciation guide so strictly speaking "speaking oxgord english [dictionary] is imposdable even though they have pronunciation guides for every word.
me thinks you speak with uneducated americunt tongue.
thst may be a little unfair though as you said you are native american and have list most things due to the invading british/spanish/french and far more recently are starting to have licalized muslime problems
I do not believe anyone's intelligence can b pigeon~holed or defined by a test. however, it was a relaxing distraction.
@Robert Theref My iq is 142! Realized by a REAL iq test. I can assure u, yours is less than 90. All liberals celebrate mediocrity. Thats why we have soooo many snowflakes in our country. Get your head outta your arse!
Since I am not a liberal I believe you are speaking to Mr. Theref.
I hope you are referring to the test stating that no matter how one scores they are an idiot
I will agree with you on that!
Yeah valide for an abo in Aussies for sure:)! IQ tests always are soo valide:)! Hahah!
I’m not in for series but I got the other questions right.
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iff you got them right on this that probs means you got them wrong half of these "answers" are absolute horse sh*t
Octopi would make the word of latin origin, Which is simply not fact. Octopuses is the plural of an Octopus (and the correct answer), but if you want to be pedantic and play the origins game, then the plural would be Octopodes as it is of Greek origin. Thumbs down from me.
Sam L for this typically latin is used because latin is thought of as an origin or root language with having certain portions standing for numerical meaning within it like the toras and tori as well as pi as you said with octopi that actually is a term people will more typically use in a more proper formatting as it is both a number counter and shorter in form.
It is octopi, which is fact.
Octopuses is correct. The word derives from the Greek Oktopous rather than Latin, so Octopi can't be used. Oktopodes would be the technically correct plural if the word hadn't been latinised. The use of Octopi is a persistent error, but an error nonetheless.
Its the Latin form, with "us" third declension I believe so plural would be "I."
Well, as far as I know, it was adopted into scientific nomenclature from the Latin, which kept the word alive long after Latin had died out as a first language. The word itself, though, still derives from Greek. It was Anglicised after that, and now has the English plural form of "es" added to describe more than one octopus. Some pedantic academics still insist on the correct original plural form "octopodes" (pronounced Ok-TOP-oh-deez) but most don't bother and default to the newer English version, as they do with other words such as "viruses". Technically, "octopuses" is as incorrect as "octopi" but the former is now the accepted form. If a mistaken usage becomes popular enough, though, it can be regarded as acceptable even if not correct. Thanks to things like social media and TH-cam, this process seems to be accelerating, so that uninformed usage of phrases like "begs the question" and words such as "chauvinist" is rapidly redefining them by mistake.
4:38 ok I think the answer is D, but the answer was d for the last few questions so I’ll pick another.
Answer is D
*Flips table over*
5:25 Ok but I think this one is D, but why would someone make the answer D that many times in a row? I’m going with another answer
Answer is D
ARE YOU KIDDING ME????
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17 right great quiz
The best I could do was seventeen.
27 9 18 6 12 4... this is question 7. With the formula being based on 3 how could the answer be 8? 3x9 27 3x6 18 3x4 12 so the logical answer would be 6 since the only options were 5 6 7 8. As in 3x2 6 so to complete the formula it would be 27 9 18 6 12 4 6 2.... Is this not correct?
27/3 = 9; 9x2 = 18; 18/3 = 6; 6x2 = 12; 12/3 = 4; 4x2 = 8
@4by2
I see, thank you very much!
Funny thing, I looked at it and saw: 27 - 9 = 18 - 6 = 12 - 4 = 8 ...
And if it were to continue I would have guessed that after 9 (- 3 =), 6 (- 2 =), 4 (- 1 =)....3. Then it would be 27 9 18 6 12 4 8 3 5 and then I'm lost hehe.
Probably just got lucky with coincidence!
@Helena Mourão
Well done, Another possible answer.
4by2 I did it like 27-9=18,18-6=12,12-4=8
I got 19 right... but I sont feel smart, just lucky. Plus I paused a couple of the questions.
This is amazing I can't believe it I only got two questions from this list from the above twenty quiz and I divided them into marks in which every question had five marks so I got 10% out of💯 % I am I stupid or leave your comment on this
(ATB) Not stupid, just not good at pattern recognition i suspect. Like the "octopi v. octopuses" debate above, many of the answers are also open to interpretation whether one takes a Latin or Greek origin and then tries to justify that with common usage (which often uses a wrong/bastardized version). So, you shouldn't feel dumb or anything.
(SuperEmitt) My mistake. I took them at their word. Didn't see a "/s" or anything, but guess it was obvious, eh? Did not mean to be patronizing to them; thought i was being empathetic. Thanks for informing me of my error in judgement.
Bless you, too. : )
Very bad
i only missed 0 and for the ones who made this so called iq test you certainly arent the sharpest tool are you and yes my grammer has mistakes but who cares it was tentional lolz
No thankyou sir. I am 63 y old . It is dificult to give right ansswer for me
all my answer 20 of 20 are correct. it's very easy questions. Can u please ask some hard questions.
Octopi is not the plural of octopus. I stopped the test immediately after seeing that answer. Fake news, sorry.
yes it is boy they can’t fold boxes or you can’t do mathematics without brackets
Thomas Wackerow No it's not. Octopus is of Greek extraction, not Latin. So the correct plural is octopedae, although octopuses has become acceptable with common usage.
It can be either octopi or octopuses. Dictionary.
actually its octupi yes.
Yes it is