explain 17 no. plz

@@khaledurrahman7201 the hint is in the center frame, indicating which figure will be in the corresponding quadrant

My age is 13 yes and my Iq is 135

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@@khaledurrahman7201 Those shapes in the middle center

Could you explain the 25th one? I’m arguing with my friends about it and you got 30/30.

@@charlottelandry7949 Just lay the shape in the first column on top of the shape in the second column to give the third. If two lines are duplicated, they are removed.

Mensa IQ tests is not so realible as It looks like. Mensa difficult level is Very unbalanced.

The middle square shows what is across from it. Bottom right is diamonds, bottom middle is the x and so on.

Did you pause?

24 too 😊👍

First time? You're not meant to improve.

@@realPidge maybe by some points but not extraordinary improvements

Me, too

Hello, it seems to me that this test is not a test that can measure the IQ, but you can certainly know that if you have asked all the correct questions in the given time (or faster) and you do not practice the IQ test, you will probably enter Mensa. A test on the internet is that. It does not measure your capacity for abstraction and resolution.

Just think that the test could not detect people at the +99% percentile (135 IQ in SD15) if you meet the requirements of not training in problems of the type, because in a more realistic test, you will most likely not adapt by mechanizing the thought. I'm mexican, sorry for my bad english.

its the color that counts. f is a bit more darker blue which doesnt fit the pattern if u look at the corners of the image. its more lighter blue, so A is the correct answer

No, her IQ is not 81. This test isn't for five year olds. You'd have to sign her up for the WAIS test

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Outer+Outer= addition Inner+Inner = addition Outer+Inner= subtraction

What's your score on the RAPM Set 2 or Raven's 2?

@@realPidge yea these patterns are so easy to find lol. I got 150+ but my real iq is 135

@@instinx9154 where did get your iq?

Ngl, but this test is a bit easier than norway test, u better try it ofc. Here's the link test.mensa.no/

Me too

100% agree

Yes me too, I took Mensa test my iq was 142

Not 28 to 30. You need all 30 correct for that.

Look this horizontaly,and you will find that first left corner has 3 figures, 2. On the right has 5 and third on the right has 4 squares. (every line has 3,4,5 but differently placed.) - and we miss number 3.(that leaves us with answer D or F) after that, look at figures for example triangles, you will see that there are 2 pictures of Triangles (on normal and second rotated) - 1. And 7. Pic. Then, when you have concluded that there are always 2 pictures of same kind-one normal and second rotated, you conclude out of answers D and F(this is rotated 2.pic),that D is correct.

I scored 23😭 failed 7, Noo I need to practice this,, might have some iq tests sooner

150+

See the diagonal patterns from top left to bottom right. And diagonal patterns from top right to bottom left. You'll find a resemblance.

If you see the top right diagonal you'll find that the answer contains a cap at the top and it is a completely elongated and extended figure. If you look at the top left diagonals you'll notice that the shape has to be a twisted arrow pointing to the left. That's how you get the answer.

Do you have any understanding of psychometrics? If not go do research and you will find why these questions are very good at gauging someones ‘g’.

It tests for something called g-factor or general intelligence. I'm assuming they want to see if she has the ability to maintain her standing academically using basic pattern recognition.

its the fundamental skill/intellectual ability of pattern recognition and logical reasoning. With these skills at a advance level, your daughter can easily solve problems from an easy level to an extremely mathematical level. People who perform poorly on these kind of assessments are said to possess lower iq than most and because of that have poor academic results, slow brain processing speed, memory, problem solving and communication.

Looking at the middle picture, the bottom right corner is a diamond shape, corresponding to the bottom right of the nine-square grid, which is also a diamond shape.

We look at the middle shape, it has two circles, three crosses, and three diamonds, because we have two circles in this shape, we should have two circles in the other two shapes as well. Because we had three crosses in the middle shape, we should have three shapes in the adjacent shapes, each of which has two crosses. It is the turn of the diamond, because we have three of them in the middle shape, we should have three shapes with diamonds in the adjacent shapes. And the only option that has this is option A.

(+3)+(-4)=(-1) (+3)+(+1)=(+4) (+6)+(-4)=(+2)

Outer number vs the inner numbers represent subtraction and addition.

Outer+Outer= addition Inner+Inner = addition Outer+Inner= subtraction

There is no 35. The test has 30 questions. If you are talking about 25 the first two shapes of every row overlap and if they hit each other they are deleted otherwise added together.

40 peta hobe

Just take the official Raven's 2 long/short or take the RAPM Set 2 in an appropriate setting if you don't trust a random video that the youtube algorithm brought you.

every part that is the same in get removed in 20 it is the edge cube and the circle

First search for object which are used twice and eliminate them. Then you are left with B and C. Now look at those objects which repeat. One copy has bottom line(or top) and second does not have it. We have one picture in the first left corner which doesnt have line so we take answer C. Which has bottom line.

23 basically shows 3 different variations of the 3 same shapes in each row. You must find the right variation of the missing shape.

This is how I solved. First of all the location of circles on the hexagon doesn't matter, it only matters if the circles are on the inside or outside of the hexagon. Next you can think of the circles on the outside of the hexagon as negative numbers and the circles on the inside as positive numbers. Now you combine the circles from column 1 with column 2 to get the number of circles in column 3. If there are more outside circles than inside, the remainder of circles will be on the outside and vice versa. If you combine outside circles with outside circles you add them, if you combine inside circles with inside circles you add them. If you combine outside with inside you subtract. Hope that helped. :)

Subtract outer from inner and add inner and outer.

the circles on the outside are positive numbers and the ones on the inside are negative, So for the first line it would look like this: 3 + (-4) = -1 (The circles are numbers)

@@fredericchopin5224 but then it does not work in both directions as mathematical operations are expected to do. It could be C or F

@@D.U.D.E- thank you.

what time on video was 25?

If we overlap the first image with the second image in each row we will notice that the lines that overlap with one another do not appear in the third image. For example when the rightmost vertical line in row 1 column 1 and row 1 column 2 overlap that same line disappears in row 1 column 3. We can also observe that when blank spaces overlap with lines in the first two images a line appears in the third image. For example when the leftmost horizontal line in row 2 column overlaps with the blank space in row 2 column 2, a line appears in the previous position of the blank in row 2 column 3.

Oh, so basically it's a left to right kind of pattern. The grid is arranged something like this: A B C D E F G H I Imagine the shape in image A go over the shape in image B. Now, erase the lines that overlapped. If you do so, you will get shape C. ______ | | | |------------- | + | | = | | |________| |________

disappear places where they coincide

If two lines are similar in first and second boxes then they will cancel out. If line(s) aren't similar then that line will be as it is.