Look at black arrows all black arrows cover each corner round the diamond starting with first arrow on left. The next one white arrow pointing r corner. So what is the last corner with white arrow to cover. D. Go clock wise
@@carolynesimpson6070 That is true but there is nothing to logically conclude there should be a white arrow pointing to all corners of the diamond just as there was for the black arrows. Prior questions on Mensa tests will often have the same number of X on every row and every column. So I'd argue that my answer follows this pattern.
True. Im looking at it differently. Taking a different angle. Pardon the pun!.... there are 9 Diamonds . Do each angle first on 8 Diamonds Because there are 9 it makes you look at the pattern differently. If only 8 it would easy. Making you think outside the box. In this case the Diamond.
@@laurentdelbeque6211 I did the test that was required by the Company and I got little above average 7/10. There was a unique design that I got multipel times (2-3 times) during that test, a design that I had not seen before so I had to guess through 😂
yeah, he messed up and accidentally said that the arrow is white instead of saying that the background is white, but he explained his way of thinking, which would lead to answer B
I think the explanation is wrong also. The first row, second to third goes from horizontal to vertical and changes color. In the second row, first to second, that doesn't happen. Then in the third row he expects a color change? The explanation that would lead to B is much simpler; each row has two black arrows. (Same for each column) The least complicated solution is usually correct 😊
There seems to be an error in your analysis. For # 19, you stated that when the arrow goes from horizontal to vertical it doesn't change color. However, in the top row the arrow goes from horizontal to vertical and does change color.
easy is the one out of the thumb-nail, isn't it? ...within a second you can see, that the paradigm to get the solution is a linear shift of 1/2 towards the right, thus just < E > matches this paradigm and is thereof the solution... Le p'tit Daniel
I don't know if I agree with your solution for question 19. Every diagonal that points leftwards, just like every row and every column, has 2 pieces with black arrows. Moreover, every diagonal that points rightwards preserves the color of the arrow.
Interesting point but only one answer is correct in this test and the most logical answer is A. Then the addition will be correct both in the rows and in the columns directions.
Q19: the first 2 rows have 2 black arrows, therefore the 3rd row should have 2 black arrows as well. So, the answer should be B, a black arrow facing upward.
@@iqdude7727 Yes, it is B, but the explanation was wrong, too. The color-change-based-on-rotation theory doesn't make sense if you look at it again. This poster's simple explanation is right. The trick of this obnoxious little puzzle is to make you overthink things.
The arrow will be black, not white with question 19 because the previous 2 rows have 2 black arrows which means the 3rd row will also have a black arrow. This means the correct answer is B, not D.
Think of a clock !.... because diamond shape each corner must have an arrow facing. The problem being if only 8 diamonds it would be obvious. 5 black arrows oppose to 4 white. Do the all points first. Thats how i worked it out lol
Q19 explanation in video confusing ... saying: 'Vertical to horizontal it changes color ... but horizontal to vertical it won't change color' so why changing the color to white? It should remain black. Also applying to row 2 the second arrow.
The way I worked out no. 19 is...... there are 9 diamonds. If there was 8 it would be easy.....so each black arrow faces a corner/ a point. Throw in one more to confuse you. So each white arrow has to point to a corner FIRST. Think of a clock . 12 noon, quarter past, half past, Quarter too. Do those first!! With white arrows. That’s the way I worked it out . A bit long winded but not when working it out. Lol. SO THE ANSWER IS D. Pointing 12 noon!......
If any job interview asked me to do an IQ test, I would simply walk out and leave. What a silly thing to ask. Question # 33 on the Norway Mensa test is a perfect example as to why I have no desire to join Mensa despite getting a perfect score on the tryout test. What a convoluted amount of nonsense.
#19 is 'B' not 'D' . Note the diagonal colour patten. Black only bottom right.
yes i agree with you! always two black in every row and only one white color in every row
The correct answer for 19 is B. Every row and column has exactly one white arrow and two black arrows.
Yes, explanation was correct but wrong answer chosen. Correct answer for 19 is B.
Look at black arrows all black arrows cover each corner round the diamond starting with first arrow on left. The next one white arrow pointing r corner. So what is the last corner with white arrow to cover. D. Go clock wise
@@carolynesimpson6070 That is true but there is nothing to logically conclude there should be a white arrow pointing to all corners of the diamond just as there was for the black arrows. Prior questions on Mensa tests will often have the same number of X on every row and every column. So I'd argue that my answer follows this pattern.
True. Im looking at it differently. Taking a different angle. Pardon the pun!.... there are 9 Diamonds . Do each angle first on 8 Diamonds Because there are 9 it makes you look at the pattern differently. If only 8 it would easy. Making you think outside the box. In this case the Diamond.
On question 19, the explanation says the arrow does not change color ( vert to horz), but in the answer it changes color.
He was wrong, the arrow should be black
@@Wiz_Loo I totally agree. Should be black. 2 blacks and 1 white per row
@@laurentdelbeque6211 I did the test that was required by the Company and I got little above average 7/10. There was a unique design that I got multipel times (2-3 times) during that test, a design that I had not seen before so I had to guess through 😂
I think corect absent for question 19 is b .
*answer
Dear sir ...question no.19 answer is wrong .correct answer is " B ".
Plz reply sir.....
yeah, he messed up and accidentally said that the arrow is white instead of saying that the background is white, but he explained his way of thinking, which would lead to answer B
@@dzramen Yes, explanation was correct but wrong answer chosen. Correct answer for 19 is B.
Its D. Check out How I worked it out in comments
I think the explanation is wrong also. The first row, second to third goes from horizontal to vertical and changes color. In the second row, first to second, that doesn't happen. Then in the third row he expects a color change?
The explanation that would lead to B is much simpler; each row has two black arrows. (Same for each column)
The least complicated solution is usually correct 😊
8:34 why adding extra squares from right to left and not removing them from left to right ?😂
There seems to be an error in your analysis. For # 19, you stated that when the arrow goes from horizontal to vertical it doesn't change color. However, in the top row the arrow goes from horizontal to vertical and does change color.
24:51 The center of each is also the same colour from left to right
Thanks for your amazing videos :)
Super! Thank you for this
Q 19: correct explanation: so B is the right answer.
However a pretty good score: 23 correct out of 24. So tell us: Did Mensa accept you?
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19. nie będzie B?
easy is the one out of the thumb-nail, isn't it? ...within a second you can see, that the paradigm to get the solution is a linear shift of 1/2 towards the right, thus just < E > matches this paradigm and is thereof the solution...
Le p'tit Daniel
Thank you so much dear sir
Ceiling 120?
can i ask what score did you do on this test the first time you did it ?
Cannot remember, but practice makes perfect. Just keep on practicing!
I don't know if I agree with your solution for question 19. Every diagonal that points leftwards, just like every row and every column, has 2 pieces with black arrows. Moreover, every diagonal that points rightwards preserves the color of the arrow.
19 is correct, just as his explanation.
@@TheOrignalTRockz Yes, explanation was correct but wrong answer chosen. Correct answer for 19 is B.
I turn off the voice and work it out myself then turn volume up for answer
@@iqdude7727 sorry man, I wasn't watching the explanation. I was just checking the answers
Me neither.
Yeah but the 16 have a double answer. It could also be E. If we subtract the common details from right to left the answer E become a logic option.
I originally got A for the answer but upon further inspection I agree with you, there is a double answer. Good observation.
Interesting point but only one answer is correct in this test and the most logical answer is A. Then the addition will be correct both in the rows and in the columns directions.
Q19: the first 2 rows have 2 black arrows, therefore the 3rd row should have 2 black arrows as well. So, the answer should be B, a black arrow facing upward.
Yes, explanation was correct but wrong answer chosen. Correct answer for 19 is B.
@@iqdude7727 that's what I was commenting, that answer is B.
@@iqdude7727 Yes, it is B, but the explanation was wrong, too. The color-change-based-on-rotation theory doesn't make sense if you look at it again. This poster's simple explanation is right. The trick of this obnoxious little puzzle is to make you overthink things.
Very helpful ❤
How do you convert raw score to approximate IQ on this test?
The arrow will be black, not white with question 19 because the previous 2 rows have 2 black arrows which means the 3rd row will also have a black arrow. This means the correct answer is B, not D.
Yes, explanation was correct but wrong answer chosen. Correct answer for 19 is B.
Think of a clock !.... because diamond shape each corner must have an arrow facing. The problem being if only 8 diamonds it would be obvious. 5 black arrows oppose to 4 white. Do the all points first. Thats how i worked it out lol
Q19 explanation in video confusing ... saying: 'Vertical to horizontal it changes color ... but horizontal to vertical it won't change color' so why changing the color to white? It should remain black. Also applying to row 2 the second arrow.
Yes, explanation was correct but wrong answer chosen. Correct answer for 19 is B.
thank you ⭐
Good job sir
19:59 неправильный ответ. Надо выбирать "В"
I got no. 22 and 24 wrong
Thankyou ❤
Number 19 is B. Each row and each column contain 2 black arrows and one white. Also all the colors in each diagonal is the same. You got 19 wrong
The way I worked out no. 19 is...... there are 9 diamonds. If there was 8 it would be easy.....so each black arrow faces a corner/ a point. Throw in one more to confuse you. So each white arrow has to point to a corner FIRST. Think of a clock . 12 noon, quarter past, half past, Quarter too. Do those first!! With white arrows. That’s the way I worked it out . A bit long winded but not when working it out. Lol. SO THE ANSWER IS D. Pointing 12 noon!......
22nd was tricky one...
#19 he was looking at the white arrow above instead of the black arrow to the side. answer is B.
Yes, explanation was correct but wrong answer chosen. Correct answer for 19 is B.
I knew I had a genius level IQ
Check out in comments how I worked it out. The answer is D
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done 2{15 may 23}
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Took this play test at 12 and got a 107
22 correct out of 24. Left me with a headache lol
Well done Carolyne!
Same 😁
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24/24 in 10 minutes.
Impressive!
why was this so easy
Well done. Try the Danish test on my other video.
24/24. What's my I.Q?
I have same result and i am an idiot.
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If any job interview asked me to do an IQ test, I would simply walk out and leave. What a silly thing to ask. Question # 33 on the Norway Mensa test is a perfect example as to why I have no desire to join Mensa despite getting a perfect score on the tryout test. What a convoluted amount of nonsense.
Thank you so much dear sir