Comments about some puzzles *Puzzle 9, (Solved by "130 and above": th-cam.com/video/3-jYBs-fJTs/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=130andabove) *Puzzle 12, After I put together the video, i realized that the red segment of the puzzle could have been product of some other action such as horizontal mirroring... You could still solve the puzzle by using the yellow segment of the puzzle. *Puzzle 22, Unable to solve I will try to post a new video by tomorrow night :)
Although this might seem entirely based on intuition you can notice that for puzzle 9 that on each row 2 similar shapes repeat. And by looking at the 3rd row you would then know that the shape would have to re appear again and the only answer that allows that is D. The rule of the patterns in the first 2 rows that the same shape must repeat but shifted doesn't necessarily have to be true(since none of the solutions has that shape shifted) so if you were to accept that in each row the shape that repeats has 2 squares in it that switch(would explain why the red and black suddenly switch places and why in the first 2 rows it went unnoticed) places the only solution that makes sense would be D as none of the other answer choices has the 2 possible shapes in them.
Puzzle 22 is the amount of changes from the first figure to the second figure on each box per row. Changes are change in color, rotation, resizing. Each row it goes 1 change, 2 changes, 3 changes. B is the only one with 3 changes
When looking at the strategy in finding the answer that would fit logically with the sequence, I found it using the answer provided, the key is to see whether they repeat, if they do, then they are not right so therefore the answer shown was correct as it wasn't a repeat of before, when implementing the word repeat in this sentence, I mean the two shapes whether or not they are the same in the next box, sorry if my explanation is bad😀 I am referring to the last puzzle
Answer for 22 is b in my opinion. You have to ignore first row. In the second row you can see how the arrows if you apply them backwards from the last picture to the second picture they stretch out the shape in the direction of the arrows. So if you take 2 circles and stretch them out like the arrows show (the first arrow indicates squashing it not streching, simply because there is no answer provided for that option), you get the 2 eclipses. Everything else can be ignored I think.
Q22's pattern might be like this. 1.Each column and row have at least all red,yellow and blue(3 base colours of the nature that can create all other colours). 2.Rounded shapes only appeals at a turn that can be written as perfect square. For example,blue circles appeal at 1st turn So 1=1^2 View green circles as 4th turn and 4=2^2 And finally we can view question mark part as 9th turn so 9=3^2. 3. I think the most important thing is For each column, there is at least one pair that are in same shape but diff in size(i think green circle pairs are wrong as left one should be rotated 90deg and smaller), a pair having two shapes have same shape but right side is rotated 90deg and a pair in which one of a shape is upside down. For example, in first column, 3rd row one shape upside down. In second column, 1st row one cube is upside down(it 3d and two cubes consist of same colours) and in third column, 2nd row follows it(view two squares as 3D but a paper that has two different colours). I am really sorry for my explanation so bad as English is not my 1st language but Q 22 has a lot of patterns combined. Plus I really enjoy watching your channel :)
I've always wondered, but how exactly do you find these puzzles? They seem quite obscure and not easy to find, are they posted some where on reddit? I was thinking this ever since I saw your IQ champions test.
People keep sending me links and I just save them all. I was thinking of making a list over all the "high quality" visual IQ tests that I have found. Also I tried to google for new tests but a lot of them seem to be low quality tests which have been paid to be promoted or something...
Yooo, in the puzzle 15 I thought that the sum of the lines in diagonal (downly) equals 5 so i got answer D. Also, in the 10th one i thought it on a different way that led me to another answer... I think there are other possible answers in some of these
I got finally answer to why 22 is B . So let's start analysing it ok? So no objects are repeating in a same . One may say what about arrows but look at there colour and directions anyways let's start cancelling options, it can't be C , D and F . Now let's look at E well e can't be because you are not rotating the dice, A well because again assuming same objects can't repeat in row.
Thanks for finding this. While I was taking the test, I managed to solve puzzle 22 correctly. I've uploaded a video explanation that hopefully provides you with the answer you were looking for: th-cam.com/video/LKCTWB49zKs/w-d-xo.html
Hey, great video. Love the cube sad face hahaha I think the [H, V, H + V, V + H] reasoning is good, even tho it eliminates the square. Im not sure about the last step where you remove answer A. I get that the pair of images are not similar, however this could be true just by random chance and is not that solid of a pattern. Have a good evening :P
Item 22 is not so difficult but requires abstraction thinking. Observe in each cell the number of modifications needed to convert first objet in second and you will have this matrix : 1 - 3 - 2 3 - 2 - 1 2 - 1 - ? So you need to select a cell where first object is transformed in second object by applying 3 modifications. B is the right answer. The 3 modifications are size, color and orientation.
With this logic also D could be right answer. There is a different color outer line between the two shapes in answer "D". So it takes 3 modifications: the outer line color, size and orientation
@@nicolaslandes5070 Well an object with an orange outer line is not identical to an object with a different color outer line. how is that not relevant? It is definitely relevant considering your theory is that the objects should be identical. The outer line breaks your theory and it therefore is not correct solution.
@@hankey2 I understand your logic and appreciate your search for extreme rigor but definitely in my humble opinion, the design of the thin outer line is not important. Better to see the big picture with patterns than irrelevant graphic details.
For question number 22: We go by each individual box. Going from the left shape to the right, the shape is only change in three ways: color, size, and rotation. So by rule of being the same shape then F is eliminated. Then answer E and A we can rule out because we already have information in boxes A2 and C2 that these shapes equal something else and E and A are not consistent with that. We also see in boxes B2 and B3 (letters are rows numbers are columns) that the outline of shapes stay the same and answer D is not consistent with that. That lives us with B and C but again in B1 the green arrow with red box is already equal to the black arrow point left with a yellow box so that is ruled out. That leaves us with answer choice B.
Let's analyze no.22. So in each of the 9 cells, there are 2 items. The rule is that any item in any cell cannot be exactly similar to any other item in any other cell and any two items in any cell shoukd have the same base shape. So by this rule, it can't be A because the first item of A is exactly similar to the first item of the bottom-middle cell. It can't be C because the 2nd item of c is exactly similar to the second item of the middle-right cell. It can't be D because the first item of D is exactly similar to the second item of the middle cell. It can't be E because the first item of E is exactly similar to the first item of the top-middle cell.Finally, it can't be F because the two items in F does not have the same base shape. So it's B. Hope it helps. I know that it may sound like a lame pattern but it's the only pattern I could figure out in the puzzle.
Its the amount of changes from the first figure to the second figure on each box per row. Changes are change in color, rotation, resizing. Each row it goes 1 change, 2 changes, 3 changes. B is the only one with 3 changes
If you got all of them correct, I wouldn't say your IQ is 200 but more likely 160. There really isn't a whole lot of abstract thinking involved or any kind of thinking outside the ordinary to solve these, but just pattern recognition that is familiar to a lot of other tests. Tests above IQ 160 usually involve extra dimensional abstract thinking and are almost impossible to find on the internet.
For puzzle 9 I put F. The only reason I could come up with is the final square in the sequence did not include a coloured box in an area that was previously used.
Hey, for puzzle 9, the sequence goes by rows and the squares are moving through the diagonals. When they reach the end of a diagonal they appear on the next diagonal, like moving bishops in a chess board. That gives you that the center square must be red. Then for the blue one it could be the top-center or right-center, since there's no blue top-center it must be D.
Puzzle 20 makes sense, including the second column, with the following logic. In the first row the box is moving clockwise while the other shapes are moving counterclockwise and the box covers a shape if it shares a position. In the second row the x and rectangle are moving clockwise and the other shapes are moving counterclockwise. In the third row, the shapes are all moving diagonally, but the box and the circle only move every other time and again the box covers a shape if it shares the same position.
20- . In the first row the box is moving clockwise while the other shapes are moving counterclockwise and the box covers a shape if it shares a position. in the second row, the shapes are reflected horizontally then vertically. Both of these are done at the same time in row 3, so from shape 1 to 2 the small shapes move counterclockwise and are flipped horizontally and from shape 2-3 they move one step counterclockwise again and are flipped vertically. Only D fulfils the result.
Puzzle #13 An other solution??? You could also have said -> 14:21 The only difference between answer C and F are these 2 circles in the top right. Either they should be aligned by this line which points toward the center of the grid or the opposite from top left to bottom right..... -> Because the lines in the squares alter each picture by 90 degrees pointing to the center the most logical explanation is that the circles also are on this same line pointing to the center: leaving picture C and not F as the correct answer. But when I learned that picture F is the correct answer I just made up another explanation which could also be correct. Listen to the way how I concluded F was the right answer and how fast I moved on to nr #14. Maybe I should let my girlfriend give the explanations. She talks like honey. What do you think?
Do the results on this Test give the True IQ, or at least close to the true value? I did it from the head without using paper and pen and my result is 148 IQ. NOTE : I don't think such Tests measure IQ value, Because Intelligence is an innate "Constant", but what is asked in this question are Questions that can be made by Learning "Later". It contains almost the same questions as the logic of many Mathematical questions proceeding through Pattern Recognition and Shape questions, but wait a minute, we describe intelligence as an innate constant, but these Questions can only Test "Education", not intelligence, because a person with good education but not intelligent can pass these tests higher. can achieve results.That's why this is one of the Vulnerabilities with IQ tests. Thanks NOTE - II : The only thing that can measure intelligence is Sound Reasoning ability and Logic.
Is there any accuracy to this because I scored 179 even though when I took a test 3 years ago I got 132. Is that because when I took the administered test I was completely unaware it was an iq test and didn’t know what one was or are these just very inaccurate
I dont get one part about 4, the very last one. When looking at the diagonals, its obvious that the soft rectangles and the rectangles are shifting 1 place in each successive row, however the ellipses dont budge at all?
Only managed to get 12 right and on one of them I did correct reasoning, but I didn't see the answer as I was focused, and it was on bottom right (q16) and got 152
Hi For question number 9 we can use one of 3 shapes in a row as a function like f(x), one of them as x and one of them as an output of f(x) if I want to show it mathematically for example you imagine x/1+x^2 function you input 2 then you get 2/5 . In this example 2 is the second shape(I mean the big square) in a first row , x/1+x^2 is a first shape in a first row and 2/5 shape is third shape in first row .We have some rules for x and function . if we have an f(x) as a function it could be vertical like the second row , in shape number 2 or horizontal like the first row ,shape number 1 and we should notice to the other feature of f(x) which is being in the first row or column of the shape or being in second row or column . As we know that f(x) is dependent on x we do have some rules for x too for example for horizontal f(x) that is in a first row or column like the first shape in first row we must have the shape (as x ) that links to f(x) .to tell better if we attach them we will have a complete row or column plus a square above the middle small square like this _ _ -_ . the first row function is to move along the lower diagonal as we can see. the second function that we have in second row is to move one square down as each small square . in a third row we have a mixture of the two others .vertical type of function plus being in a first column . so we should multiply their function. it means that we should go to the lower diagonal plus going one square down as each small square but we have difference in the third one. The attachment rule of the first row is not right here but if we rotate the first shape in the third row 180 degree. we can attach it to the second shape in a first row so if we consider the second shape in a third row as 90 degree counterclockwise rotation of the horizontal first shape in first row, we have the red color in the middle small square of the first row and the blue one on the right side as the first function . then we add second function so that every square comes one small square down so that we have answer D. what do you think ? Please let me know if I could say it in a direct way
Hey man! Love the channel. I think I scored a 164 on that particular test. Yup, appears inflated to some degree, however, it was still fun regardless. I’ve taken a multitude of non-verbal/culture fair test batteries online, including all of the Mensa practice matrix tests by country, TRI-52, derivatives of the RAPM, and tests from Zolly Darko & IQExams. I almost always score within the 135-145 (SD-15) range, and have been curious to take an official proctored test battery in the near-future. I was wondering if you have taken any proctored tests and if so, how did they correlate to all of the computer tests you’ve taken? Thank you so much, keep up the work. Won’t be long ‘till you surpass 2K. Cheers
Hey, thanks for the compliments :) I haven't taken a real test but I spoke to someone that did. They got 5 IQ below their online average on the real test. I think there is a high probability that you will score within +-10 IQ of your online average. Im also thinking about taking an official test, but most likely after the corona situation is over :P
Puzzle 15: you can see the diagonals from top left to bottom right. The arrows are pointing to its opposite side, green its pointing both diagonals. Blue is pointing up and down, so red should follow this pattern as well, it could be E, A or D, however the opposite arrows have the same amount of vertical lines, therefore the only fitting answer is A. (1 Line and and opposite direction
You have to take time into consideration I think. I managed to solve all but made 4 mistakes but after an hour. Idk I haven't taken the test but I followed with the video and stopped at each question. So idk what my score would be but my average is 133.
For question 22, I also couldn't figure out a pattern rule: rotations or disproportion between similar figures, etc. But if the figure B is outlined by brown color ( maybe that's just my monitor ), then the matrix forms a pattern ( very tricky to percept ) where every new line introduces a color that doesn't exist in other lines. Maybe that's not a justification, but B is the single answer where this "pattern" ocurrers.
You have to pair like with like and then cancel them out, this will leave you with just the circle at which point if you look at the answers the only answer that describes the circle is B, there are also two underlying pattern however I can't be bothered to explain those
Para o número 22 você poderá encontrar as possíveis cores olhando na horizontal. Tem que somar 6 cores diferentes. Já as formas você obterá olhando na diagonal. Soma as formas (tem inversão). Espero ter ajudado!
My solution for 22: Every box have one pair of two figures. Lets see about the relationship between those figures. We can classify them into 3 types - stretching, flipping, 90degree rotating. Stretching types are 1st, 3rd, 9th. Flipping types are 2nd, 6th, 7th. Rotating types are 4th,5th,8th. Colors can show the potential possibility of flipping. And you can also tell the difference between answer B and D, because B is not only stretching type but also rotating type if you look closely at the line inside the ellipse. So I think D is the correct answer although I admit this solution didnt fully explain color patterns. I know you mentioned B is correct, but what do you think about this logic?
Hey Puzzles and Solutions! I have been watching your videos for quite some time! Great videos! It would be really great if you answer me two questions. 1. Do you think these adult iq tests can accurately estimate iq accurately of a 13 year old like me ? In age adjusted tests I almost always score more than 140, but in these Mensa tests, I score 125-135. 2. I could solve 27 out of 33 questions in the Mensa New Zealand iq test in my first attempt. Do you think I am just an average 13 year old ?
Ok...sir thanks...after averaging the scores in the tests whose links I found in this channel, my iq was 134...So do my max iq probably is 140. Ok got it !
Comments about some puzzles
*Puzzle 9, (Solved by "130 and above": th-cam.com/video/3-jYBs-fJTs/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=130andabove)
*Puzzle 12, After I put together the video, i realized that the red segment of the puzzle could have been product of some other action such as horizontal mirroring... You could still solve the puzzle by using the yellow segment of the puzzle.
*Puzzle 22, Unable to solve
I will try to post a new video by tomorrow night :)
Although this might seem entirely based on intuition you can notice that for puzzle 9 that on each row 2 similar shapes repeat. And by looking at the 3rd row you would then know that the shape would have to re appear again and the only answer that allows that is D. The rule of the patterns in the first 2 rows that the same shape must repeat but shifted doesn't necessarily have to be true(since none of the solutions has that shape shifted) so if you were to accept that in each row the shape that repeats has 2 squares in it that switch(would explain why the red and black suddenly switch places and why in the first 2 rows it went unnoticed) places the only solution that makes sense would be D as none of the other answer choices has the 2 possible shapes in them.
Puzzle 22 is the amount of changes from the first figure to the second figure on each box per row. Changes are change in color, rotation, resizing. Each row it goes 1 change, 2 changes, 3 changes. B is the only one with 3 changes
When looking at the strategy in finding the answer that would fit logically with the sequence, I found it using the answer provided, the key is to see whether they repeat, if they do, then they are not right so therefore the answer shown was correct as it wasn't a repeat of before, when implementing the word repeat in this sentence, I mean the two shapes whether or not they are the same in the next box, sorry if my explanation is bad😀
I am referring to the last puzzle
Answer for 22 is b in my opinion. You have to ignore first row. In the second row you can see how the arrows if you apply them backwards from the last picture to the second picture they stretch out the shape in the direction of the arrows. So if you take 2 circles and stretch them out like the arrows show (the first arrow indicates squashing it not streching, simply because there is no answer provided for that option), you get the 2 eclipses. Everything else can be ignored I think.
Q22's pattern might be like this.
1.Each column and row have at least all red,yellow and blue(3 base colours of the nature that can create all other colours).
2.Rounded shapes only appeals at a turn that can be written as perfect square.
For example,blue circles appeal at 1st turn
So 1=1^2
View green circles as 4th turn and 4=2^2
And finally we can view question mark part as 9th turn so
9=3^2.
3. I think the most important thing is
For each column, there is at least one pair that are in same shape but diff in size(i think green circle pairs are wrong as left one should be rotated 90deg and smaller), a pair having two shapes have same shape but right side is rotated 90deg and a pair in which one of a shape is upside down.
For example, in first column, 3rd row one shape upside down. In second column, 1st row one cube is upside down(it 3d and two cubes consist of same colours) and in third column, 2nd row follows it(view two squares as 3D but a paper that has two different colours).
I am really sorry for my explanation so bad as English is not my 1st language but Q 22 has a lot of patterns combined.
Plus I really enjoy watching your channel :)
I've always wondered, but how exactly do you find these puzzles? They seem quite obscure and not easy to find, are they posted some where on reddit? I was thinking this ever since I saw your IQ champions test.
I have the same question, when I try to find some google test I have to go to like page 5 of google
People keep sending me links and I just save them all. I was thinking of making a list over all the "high quality" visual IQ tests that I have found. Also I tried to google for new tests but a lot of them seem to be low quality tests which have been paid to be promoted or something...
Yooo, in the puzzle 15 I thought that the sum of the lines in diagonal (downly) equals 5 so i got answer D. Also, in the 10th one i thought it on a different way that led me to another answer... I think there are other possible answers in some of these
I got finally answer to why 22 is B . So let's start analysing it ok? So no objects are repeating in a same . One may say what about arrows but look at there colour and directions anyways let's start cancelling options, it can't be C , D and F . Now let's look at E well e can't be because you are not rotating the dice, A well because again assuming same objects can't repeat in row.
My way as well
In tests you can't connect diagonals , I like that you didn't do it in this episode
Thanks for finding this. While I was taking the test, I managed to solve puzzle 22 correctly. I've uploaded a video explanation that hopefully provides you with the answer you were looking for: th-cam.com/video/LKCTWB49zKs/w-d-xo.html
Hey, great video. Love the cube sad face hahaha
I think the [H, V, H + V, V + H] reasoning is good, even tho it eliminates the square.
Im not sure about the last step where you remove answer A. I get that the pair of images are not similar, however this could be true just by random chance and is not that solid of a pattern.
Have a good evening :P
Nice puzzles
got 130
no way ()
You're definitely genius
180 xdd wtf
Item 22 is not so difficult but requires abstraction thinking.
Observe in each cell the number of modifications needed to convert first objet in second and you will have this matrix :
1 - 3 - 2
3 - 2 - 1
2 - 1 - ?
So you need to select a cell where first object is transformed in second object by applying 3 modifications.
B is the right answer. The 3 modifications are size, color and orientation.
omg you're right
With this logic also D could be right answer. There is a different color outer line between the two shapes in answer "D". So it takes 3 modifications: the outer line color, size and orientation
@@hankey2 Outer line color IS not a relevant criteria in the 8 objects we can see in the matrice.
@@nicolaslandes5070 Well an object with an orange outer line is not identical to an object with a different color outer line. how is that not relevant? It is definitely relevant considering your theory is that the objects should be identical. The outer line breaks your theory and it therefore is not correct solution.
@@hankey2 I understand your logic and appreciate your search for extreme rigor but definitely in my humble opinion, the design of the thin outer line is not important. Better to see the big picture with patterns than irrelevant graphic details.
Puzzle 9: two same figures and one different for each row
I got 171 xd, is not reliable i think but funny
i think you are lying why you need to tell your iq wtf its about solving iq test we dont care your iq i got 186 and this test is not accurate
No promises.
@@suldeesuldee6989”we don’t care” *says 186* 😂
@@priestshibe and
@@suldeesuldee6989 whole lotta yap 🤣
For question number 22: We go by each individual box. Going from the left shape to the right, the shape is only change in three ways: color, size, and rotation. So by rule of being the same shape then F is eliminated. Then answer E and A we can rule out because we already have information in boxes A2 and C2 that these shapes equal something else and E and A are not consistent with that. We also see in boxes B2 and B3 (letters are rows numbers are columns) that the outline of shapes stay the same and answer D is not consistent with that. That lives us with B and C but again in B1 the green arrow with red box is already equal to the black arrow point left with a yellow box so that is ruled out. That leaves us with answer choice B.
I'm colorblind. This sucks
Let's analyze no.22. So in each of the 9 cells, there are 2 items. The rule is that any item in any cell cannot be exactly similar to any other item in any other cell and any two items in any cell shoukd have the same base shape. So by this rule, it can't be A because the first item of A is exactly similar to the first item of the bottom-middle cell. It can't be C because the 2nd item of c is exactly similar to the second item of the middle-right cell. It can't be D because the first item of D is exactly similar to the second item of the middle cell. It can't be E because the first item of E is exactly similar to the first item of the top-middle cell.Finally, it can't be F because the two items in F does not have the same base shape. So it's B. Hope it helps. I know that it may sound like a lame pattern but it's the only pattern I could figure out in the puzzle.
Its the amount of changes from the first figure to the second figure on each box per row. Changes are change in color, rotation, resizing. Each row it goes 1 change, 2 changes, 3 changes. B is the only one with 3 changes
I GOT 128....I ain't think this is right...coz I used pen and paper to form equations...Did anyone use paper?...Are allowed to use paper?
If you got all of them correct, I wouldn't say your IQ is 200 but more likely 160. There really isn't a whole lot of abstract thinking involved or any kind of thinking outside the ordinary to solve these, but just pattern recognition that is familiar to a lot of other tests. Tests above IQ 160 usually involve extra dimensional abstract thinking and are almost impossible to find on the internet.
porque dices que son casi imposibles de encontrar , entonces has visto uno no ?
@@brayanrios1674 Robert Lato
Does the time you use influence the final result?
After 30 minutes you can’t answer anymore, but the more questions right the more you score
For puzzle 9 I put F. The only reason I could come up with is the final square in the sequence did not include a coloured box in an area that was previously used.
Hey, for puzzle 9, the sequence goes by rows and the squares are moving through the diagonals. When they reach the end of a diagonal they appear on the next diagonal, like moving bishops in a chess board.
That gives you that the center square must be red. Then for the blue one it could be the top-center or right-center, since there's no blue top-center it must be D.
As for problem 22, we need to see the diagonal, then the sum of the colors must form a given sequence that will give us the final result B.
This way of thinking is sketchy. There was only one full diagonal so to make an assumption on the quantity of the colors based off of that is sketchy.
@@bobbyfischer7591 Diagonals overlap
Puzzle 20 makes sense, including the second column, with the following logic. In the first row the box is moving clockwise while the other shapes are moving counterclockwise and the box covers a shape if it shares a position. In the second row the x and rectangle are moving clockwise and the other shapes are moving counterclockwise. In the third row, the shapes are all moving diagonally, but the box and the circle only move every other time and again the box covers a shape if it shares the same position.
Puzzle 22: D and E are perfectly logical and valid answers, the thing is just badly designed
2 videos in a week :)
156 of IQ. I think i'm pretty smart xd
20- . In the first row the box is moving clockwise while the other shapes are moving counterclockwise and the box covers a shape if it shares a position. in the second row, the shapes are reflected horizontally then vertically. Both of these are done at the same time in row 3, so from shape 1 to 2 the small shapes move counterclockwise and are flipped horizontally and from shape 2-3 they move one step counterclockwise again and are flipped vertically. Only D fulfils the result.
this does not explain the behavior of the red square
147iq was my result on this test, usually in the mensa ones (norway, sweden ecc...) I'm about 130, but actually this test is way harder imo
Puzzle #13 An other solution???
You could also have said -> 14:21 The only difference between answer C and F are these 2 circles in the top right. Either they should be aligned by this line which points toward the center of the grid or the opposite from top left to bottom right.....
-> Because the lines in the squares alter each picture by 90 degrees pointing to the center the most logical explanation is that the circles also are on this same line pointing to the center: leaving picture C and not F as the correct answer.
But when I learned that picture F is the correct answer I just made up another explanation which could also be correct. Listen to the way how I concluded F was the right answer and how fast I moved on to nr #14.
Maybe I should let my girlfriend give the explanations. She talks like honey. What do you think?
Do the results on this Test give the True IQ, or at least close to the true value? I did it from the head without using paper and pen and my result is 148 IQ.
NOTE : I don't think such Tests measure IQ value, Because Intelligence is an innate "Constant", but what is asked in this question are Questions that can be made by Learning "Later".
It contains almost the same questions as the logic of many Mathematical questions proceeding through Pattern Recognition and Shape questions, but wait a minute, we describe intelligence as an innate constant, but these Questions can only Test "Education", not intelligence, because a person with good education but not intelligent can pass these tests higher. can achieve results.That's why this is one of the Vulnerabilities with IQ tests. Thanks
NOTE - II : The only thing that can measure intelligence is Sound Reasoning ability and Logic.
175 IQ Timed
191 IQ Untimed
Is there any accuracy to this because I scored 179 even though when I took a test 3 years ago I got 132. Is that because when I took the administered test I was completely unaware it was an iq test and didn’t know what one was or are these just very inaccurate
I dont get one part about 4, the very last one. When looking at the diagonals, its obvious that the soft rectangles and the rectangles are shifting 1 place in each successive row, however the ellipses dont budge at all?
Only managed to get 12 right and on one of them I did correct reasoning, but I didn't see the answer as I was focused, and it was on bottom right (q16) and got 152
Thank you for this! There are definitely some patterns to these tests that you can pick up on if you know everything that you might look for
Soruları sallayarak 121 aldım asıl zeka budur işte
I do it my self and get 148
For puzzle 9, the squares move and the moves switch between the squares. I also got this right as a teen, is that normal?
I really think it is. If you get 90% right of those at whatever age, then it's not normal
@@stickliar5934 cool
Nothing too special
I scored 200 (timed as well) and my iq is not near that
Hi
For question number 9 we can use one of 3 shapes in a row as a function like f(x), one of them as x and one of them as an output of f(x) if I want to show it mathematically for example you imagine x/1+x^2 function you input 2 then you get 2/5 . In this example 2 is the second shape(I mean the big square) in a first row , x/1+x^2 is a first shape in a first row and 2/5 shape is third shape in first row .We have some rules for x and function . if we have an f(x) as a function it could be vertical like the second row , in shape number 2 or horizontal like the first row ,shape number 1 and we should notice to the other feature of f(x) which is being in the first row or column of the shape or being in second row or column . As we know that f(x) is dependent on x we do have some rules for x too for example for horizontal f(x) that is in a first row or column like the first shape in first row we must have the shape (as x ) that links to f(x) .to tell better if we attach them we will have a complete row or column plus a square above the middle small square like this _ _ -_ .
the first row function is to move along the lower diagonal as we can see. the second function that we have in second row is to move one square down as each small square . in a third row we have a mixture of the two others .vertical type of function plus being in a first column . so we should multiply their function. it means that we should go to the lower diagonal plus going one square down as each small square but we have difference in the third one. The attachment rule of the first row is not right here but if we rotate the first shape in the third row 180 degree. we can attach it to the second shape in a first row so if we consider the second shape in a third row as 90 degree counterclockwise rotation of the horizontal first shape in first row, we have the red color in the middle small square of the first row and the blue one on the right side as the first function . then we add second function so that every square comes one small square down so that we have answer D.
what do you think ? Please let me know if I could say it in a direct way
And I have pattern for question 22 I will say it if you want
194 / 200 :3
Hey man! Love the channel. I think I scored a 164 on that particular test. Yup, appears inflated to some degree, however, it was still fun regardless. I’ve taken a multitude of non-verbal/culture fair test batteries online, including all of the Mensa practice matrix tests by country, TRI-52, derivatives of the RAPM, and tests from Zolly Darko & IQExams. I almost always score within the 135-145 (SD-15) range, and have been curious to take an official proctored test battery in the near-future. I was wondering if you have taken any proctored tests and if so, how did they correlate to all of the computer tests you’ve taken? Thank you so much, keep up the work. Won’t be long ‘till you surpass 2K. Cheers
Hey, thanks for the compliments :) I haven't taken a real test but I spoke to someone that did. They got 5 IQ below their online average on the real test. I think there is a high probability that you will score within +-10 IQ of your online average. Im also thinking about taking an official test, but most likely after the corona situation is over :P
No :22
for each horizontal line 6 colors
I did a lot of IQ tests and now I don't know my real result
12:40 - Genius Solution, very good !
Puzzle 15: you can see the diagonals from top left to bottom right. The arrows are pointing to its opposite side, green its pointing both diagonals. Blue is pointing up and down, so red should follow this pattern as well, it could be E, A or D, however the opposite arrows have the same amount of vertical lines, therefore the only fitting answer is A. (1 Line and and opposite direction
I decided that i Will try to solve the final puzze
What does 17 out of 22 mean? (In terms of IQ score)
You have to take time into consideration I think. I managed to solve all but made 4 mistakes but after an hour. Idk I haven't taken the test but I followed with the video and stopped at each question. So idk what my score would be but my average is 133.
For question 22, I also couldn't figure out a pattern rule: rotations or disproportion between similar figures, etc. But if the figure B is outlined by brown color ( maybe that's just my monitor ), then the matrix forms a pattern ( very tricky to percept ) where every new line introduces a color that doesn't exist in other lines. Maybe that's not a justification, but B is the single answer where this "pattern" ocurrers.
You have to pair like with like and then cancel them out, this will leave you with just the circle at which point if you look at the answers the only answer that describes the circle is B, there are also two underlying pattern however I can't be bothered to explain those
I solved the one in the thumbnail in like 5 minutes lmao
Puzzle 22 cada fila debe tener 6 colores de relleno diferentes.
Got 161 this is def not reliable
Even in this question I guessed 22 correctly with gut feeling lol
that shape just stood out brightly xD
I still don't know why that is the answer
15 questions - 145 iq, kinda bad I guess, got 2 and 3 wrong for a dumb mistake and 9 :p
what do you usually get on tests?
Para o número 22 você poderá encontrar as possíveis cores olhando na horizontal. Tem que somar 6 cores diferentes. Já as formas você obterá olhando na diagonal. Soma as formas (tem inversão). Espero ter ajudado!
Not sure if you know already but someone solved the Puzzle 9!
Who did, can you send me a link?
I found it, "130 and above". Was that the solution you were talking about?
@@PuzzlesAndSolutions Yes., do you think his solution is right?
@@hjkhjl67t Yeah, I 100% think its correct. I will make a response video about it soon.
That’s really too much, beautiful but too much. I got 145
I got 146
146 as well. the test is tough as balls.
Did you use paper and pen
@@anandunambiar1032 nope
@@HenioGracie then your IQ score is somewhere between 140-145
I got IQ144
My solution for 22: Every box have one pair of two figures. Lets see about the relationship between those figures. We can classify them into 3 types - stretching, flipping, 90degree rotating. Stretching types are 1st, 3rd, 9th. Flipping types are 2nd, 6th, 7th. Rotating types are 4th,5th,8th. Colors can show the potential possibility of flipping. And you can also tell the difference between answer B and D, because B is not only stretching type but also rotating type if you look closely at the line inside the ellipse. So I think D is the correct answer although I admit this solution didnt fully explain color patterns. I know you mentioned B is correct, but what do you think about this logic?
Only in 14 I make mistake and last pazzle is b
Hey Puzzles and Solutions! I have been watching your videos for quite some time! Great videos! It would be really great if you answer me two questions.
1. Do you think these adult iq tests can accurately estimate iq accurately of a 13 year old like me ? In age adjusted tests I almost always score more than 140, but in these Mensa tests, I score 125-135.
2. I could solve 27 out of 33 questions in the Mensa New Zealand iq test in my first attempt. Do you think I am just an average 13 year old ?
13 years to 18 years won’t have a significant change in your iq, I would say max 5 points
Ok...sir thanks...after averaging the scores in the tests whose links I found in this channel, my iq was 134...So do my max iq probably is 140. Ok got it !
Btw what did you get on this one and how many questions
I could only solve 8 questions on my first attempt and got my iq score as 138
But it has time limit
Does anyone have nicologic..fr code for paid tests?