General Intelligence Test (IQ Quiz)

Challenge your problem-solving and logical reasoning skills with this 10-question quiz for an entertaining estimate of your IQ score.

What is an IQ Test?

An IQ (Intelligence Quotient) Test is a standardized assessment designed to measure cognitive abilities such as problem-solving, logical reasoning, memory, and pattern recognition. The score indicates how an individual's performance compares to the general population, where the average score is 100.

IQ Score Categories

Score RangeClassification
Below 70Significantly below average
70–84Below average
85–115Average
116–129Above average
130–144Gifted / High IQ
145+Genius / Exceptionally gifted

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About This Calculator

IQ Quiz provides an entertainment and educational score from answers to the site’s general intelligence quiz. It is designed to give a quick, understandable estimate from answers to the quiz questions so the result can be used as a starting point for learning, tracking or a more informed discussion.

Methodology

Inputs used: Answers to the quiz questions.
Calculation approach: The result is based on the number and weighting of correct answers in the questionnaire implemented on the page.
Interpretation: Results are presented as an estimate and should be read together with the limitations described below.

Sources

National Institute on Aging — Cognitive Health: https://www.nia.nih.gov/health/brain-health

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the IQ Quiz estimate?

Provides an entertainment and educational score from answers to the site’s general intelligence quiz.

How is this result calculated?

The result is based on the number and weighting of correct answers in the questionnaire implemented on the page. The calculation uses answers to the quiz questions.

How should I use the result?

This online quiz is not a standardized, professionally administered intelligence test and should not be treated as an IQ diagnosis. Use the number as an estimate and consider professional advice when the result may affect health, treatment, pregnancy, nutrition, exercise safety or another important decision.