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My iq 145

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Puzzle #35 Are you sure it is answer D? My answer was E, because every row has 1 bottom line, 2 top lines and 1 line left and right. They go along with either a V-shape or nothing. Only solution to fulfill this pattern would be E.

Got 135 points, missing 33, 35, 37 and 39. More on them later. Just some points on 25, 26, 36 and 38: - 25 is a simple rotation of the dot, then white circle if on top half, black if bottom half. - 26 makes no sense, but it's still doable by elimination. The long line being horizontal is easy. The 2 options left are the arrow and the S shape, but the arrow would require one of the small lines teleporting. - 36 you can find each color lacks 1 color of each size, leaving you with A or C. But red is the only color that has not been in the center thrice. - 38 can't be solved just by the logic shown (black can be in 2 different spots), it's between A or C. But if you look at each row, they are sliding one square to the side, keeping their color patterns consistent. A follows the correct color order. As for the ones I got wrong, - 33 the S shape is tricky to measure the rotation of, so I misread a 90° tilt as a pattern, when it only required 45°; reasonable problem; - 35 still looks like a very weird answer to me, but I can see the logic somewhat; - 37 is very reasonable once you see it solved; - 39 I had very little time to complete, and the shapes are so cramped together I got lazy and didn't try to follow the explanation on the video, my bad. On a real test (and with time) I would probably do this with a pencil and color the forms to make them easier to tell apart.

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I think 13 should be E

I got 25, 33, 35 and 36 wrong. 132.2 untimed, 139 timed. debating whether to apply for the mensa test tomorrow.

Puzzle 33: move up and to the right. ends stay the same, center square rotates. box 1 and 9 are identical if you expand.

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"addition and removing lines" should be XOR (exclusive or). you get a positive output when one or the other input is positive, but negative when theyre both positive (or negative).

Only ~140 IQ Mensans would find this interesting and challenging. They love silly games. At IQ's above 150, they recognize this is meaningless, and ... that's all folks.

interestingly enough, i figure out the "logic" of puzzle 34 while taking the test but couldn't understand it's placement with it being bottom row bottom column, even during your explanation i still for the life of me couldn't get how picking square 4 for the rotation gave the solution LOL tbh tho, cause D, C, and A are all progressions from ONE of the row squares, solving for myself I can see D isnt it, cause the solutions seem to be diagonal, I got 132 dry before bed, and then 142 well rested and that the only one i wasn't confident in and of course I went for C cause it was the only one out of the possible answers that was repeated but, hearing your explanation I'm still dumb founded how solving for square 4 gives you the answer for square 9 lmao but, whatever. I want a more thorough explanation so I can truly understand WHY solving for 4 gives 9. Care you give me a paragraph?

I never used diagonals but got the same answers just by looking at patterns in rows and columns. It's interesting that it gets the same answers though. Doing it with diagonals seems easier in some respects, but I also feel like it's less of a pattern.

Q 35: I believe E is the correct answer. Each row has 0, 1, or 2 horizontal lines

What I love about question 30 is that I did not think to induce the rule square+square equals nothing by considering to look from top to bottom, but only answer E makes sense anyway. Since it is the only one that has two squares without anything in them on the top. Sometimes you do not have to figure the task out completely, to be able to solve it.

If we look at the diagonals at question 35, I would say that it’s most easy to recognise that from top left to bottom right, every diagonal has exactly one element that is the same throughout the pattern, and NOTHING ELSE that stays the same. Meaning that the solution would have to be one with the V-shape, but that couldn’t contain the top stripe. So basically, when asserting patterns from top left to bottom right (continuing again, the pattern, from the third “adjacent” diagonal of the current diagonal we are analysing) The third part of any pattern, has to have the same element as the common element among the last two, but can have none of the previous elements that have already been used in the pattern, of those patterns who were not common between the last two. Now, the pattern I saw can be completely coincidental and not the actual solution to the puzzle, or it could be byproduct of the actual solution, meaning my way of solving it wasn’t intended, but worked nevertheless. When I’m thinking about it, looking at diagonals both ways is definitely correct. There could potentially be multiple solutions to the puzzle if my intuition was correct, but I guess I was just lucky that my solution was the correct one.

To take test turn the sound down. Unless you're a total genius, then jam the radio.

We get the same answers but not the same method.

# 15: there are 3 triangles, where the colors go in the order: green, blue, red, on the diagonals. Since we had the green diagonal and one blue square from the third triangle, we new the right answer must be A

a e f f d e e c d d a a b a f b d c a a b e f f e f a a c e b a e a d

Once I learned these patterns for the Mensa Norway IQ test, it helped boost every other IQ test I've taken. Can a pattern recognition test really be an intelligence test once a person *learns* to recognize the pattern?

Wish this channel kept updating. It was fun

A quarter of the answer solutions have a more efficient pattern.

23 WITHOUT DIAGONALS: Each row has one white square. On the first row, it is in the middle of the shapes, on the second, it is the first shape, so on the 3rd it must be at the last shape (only F). Additionally, each cell has 1 black circle in unique positions. F) also matches the correct position of the circle. Additionally, each row has 1 black triangle and each time in different position. F) again matches the correct position of the triangle.

88 full green accuracy and I dont even type for work

why are these so easy almost all can be solved by just like 2 patterns. the fist is what i call just follow the path. the first thing in the pattern will follow the same pattern as the above row. and the second pattern I found is for problems that move either diagonally or in a clock motion. for those I would just follow the clock motion. these patterns for me solved almost all of the problems. is there any reason that these strategies work as well as the ones provided in the video?

The problem here is his accent😮

Awnsers 1-35 A-E-F-F-D-E-E-C-D-D-A-A-B-A-F-B-D-C-A-A-B-E-F-F-E-F-A-A-C-E-B-A-E-A-D

i do not need this solution sadly

John has 5 apples, now he can learn to bake an applecake and eat well that evening, or he can throw the apples at the cows in the field for fun and end up hungry that day, so no matter what he does he cant learn the 5 apples to become 10 apples, the amount of apples stay the same, he can only learn how to utilize the 5 apples he has at his disposal to maximize the results of having 5 apples. IQ = apples, what to do with those apples = learning/traning. John will never be able to make a 10-apples apple cake, or hit 10 cows with the full force of a whole apple, no matter how much training or learning he can only learn to maximize the utilization of what he >has< (5 apples), so his MAX potencial eg Apple >quota< equals 5, no matter training or learning or twisting or turning. He can split the apples in two and hit ten cows, but it will be with HALF force of that of a whole apple, he can throw the halfs twice as fast to obtain the same energy on impact, but someone with 10 >whole< apples can also throw their 10 >whole< apples twice as fast to obtain double the energy on impact as John ever can with his 5 apples or 10 apple-halves, anyone with 10 apples will always have the potencial to be a step ahead of someone with only 5 apples.

Your voice like asshole

I got a 112 on my first try.

Does the time spent completing the puzzles make any difference? At first I wasn't able to complete all 35- I've run out of time. I'm certain that it has some sort of ''vital'' meaning, but is it any indicator when it comes to the intelligence?

I got 117 but what is the type of is chosen?

Scored 140, got 35,37 and 39 wrong

How to contact you? None of your social media seem to work

i approached some puzzles differently and in at least case 36 i think my approach was more "straight forward". in line 1 we see blue long, blue short, blue short. in line 2 its red long, red short, red short, we can assume we want green long, green short, green short, but to make sure we can check another instance. line 1, red mid, red long, red mid, line 2 green long, green mid, green mid. we can assume we want blue long, blue mid, blue mid. we can of course check the last shape repeat as well, which is mid + short + long, in line 1 we see that for green, in line 2 for blue, we can expect it for red in line 3. all of these things match with solution A. imo this shape repeat is way simpler approach.

Puzzle #38: Each color follows specific patterns of movement and if they go outside of the shape they appear on the other side. Black,White,Red,Yellow, Pink: One down, one right Turquoise, Blue: One down, one left

It's the easiest one, 95+93+62+77+106+100+102+100+78+97-80-92-89-98-91-78-99-83-88=112

Isn't this cheating tho? I'm not saying it's morally wrong but if you wanna get an accurate answer of your iq you need to take it without practicing so that it can test your pattern recognition and "g-factor" or whatever, practicing will only biad the result. I also wonder how are these tests designed? Anyone has any links or keywords I can look up? I did the preliminary test, got 92 percentile and didn't get in but I'm not gonna try again after practicing, now I know the result.

Puzzle 31, if O=1, T=2, T2=3, F=4, F2=5, S=6, S2=7, E=8, N=9, then if you add up the rows =15, and columns = 15. Correct answer is Letter E (=F)

Entrance test for Mensa is not longer for hight IQ ; you have to resolve items more based on your school luggage than your mind : all university people can pretend to be a member easily . The members of the association are no longer rare as we used to think . Excuse me , my english is far away .

I got the first ones right. But then 23 hit.. I was lost after that.. my score was pretty good.. but nowhere near what I thought.. I felt so stupid.. I had to know..

What is your iq?

Exercise 29 has no sense for the second line.

I took this test without knowing these strategies and only got 107, I guess I'm not as smart as I thought 😭

Bismillahirrahmanirrahim semoga lulus CPNS tahun ini aamiin ya allah

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7. you can also rotate pictures from first row by -90' and add pictures from second row rotated by +90' to obtain picture from the bottom, result is the same

anyway, thanks dude.