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Originally Posted by Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

 

70.

 

But I just hi don't know for the numb era questions as I could not be bothered.

EC, have you overdosed on the chocolate brownies again?

 

It's my blooming' keyboard!

 

It should have read: But I just hit 'don't know' for the number questions as I could not be bothered.

 

Enthusiastic Contrafibularities
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Extremely Fluffy Fluffy Thing:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:

 

70.

 

But I just hi don't know for the numb era questions as I could not be bothered.

EC, have you overdosed on the chocolate brownies again?

 

It's my blooming' keyboard!

 

It should have read: But I just hit 'don't know' for the number questions as I could not be bothered.

 

me too

FM
Originally Posted by Ells:

Most people's IQ is 90~100

This made me suspicious straight away.
IQ tests are meant to be "normalized" so that the average score is always 100. Someone of "average inteligence" would score between 90 and 110, or between 85 and 115, depending on the test. If "most people" are scoring an average of 95, the test isn't properly normalised.

 

My browser doesn't like this test, and woudn't properly show several of the questions. I eventually had to give up on the test as a serious exercise and was entering "I don't know" as the answer to a lot of questions. However, I still ended up with an above-average score of 120, which again seems rather suspicious,

 

Also, proper IQ tests are about how quickly you answer them. It's not clear if speed is being taken into account on this test.

Eugene's Lair
Originally Posted by Eugene's Lair:
Originally Posted by Ells:

Most people's IQ is 90~100

This made me suspicious straight away.
IQ tests are meant to be "normalized" so that the average score is always 100. Someone of "average inteligence" would score between 90 and 110, or between 85 and 115, depending on the test. If "most people" are scoring an average of 95, the test isn't properly normalised.

 

My browser doesn't like this test, and woudn't properly show several of the questions. I eventually had to give up on the test as a serious exercise and was entering "I don't know" as the answer to a lot of questions. However, I still ended up with an above-average score of 120, which again seems rather suspicious,

 

Also, proper IQ tests are about how quickly you answer them. It's not clear if speed is being taken into account on this test.

Yes, having too much time to answer surely can't give an accurate result.  I'm sure lots of people could work out an answer given as much time as they needed.

Ells
Originally Posted by Ells:

Yes, having too much time to answer surely can't give an accurate result.  I'm sure lots of people could work out an answer given as much time as they needed.

A good IQ test question is often described as one which anyone can answer given enough time, Your IQ is meant to be related to how quickly you answer a question - or more practically, how many questions you can answer correctly in a given time.

Eugene's Lair

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