How do you go with this Raven's IQ test?

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17 Oct 2015, 6:28 pm

ok I just went thru and took it again but just clicked random answers, went thru to the page where they try to charge you, and tried my mouse-over trick again and this time said "above 66" LOL so yep that's a good way to get the raven test for free, on the spot! :mrgreen:


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17 Oct 2015, 6:39 pm

I get an error for the link in OP?????



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17 Oct 2015, 6:41 pm

I took it at www.raventest.net :)


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17 Oct 2015, 7:17 pm

Ok thanks. Still would like the corrected link in the OP if someone can find it. More tests can't hurt.:)



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17 Oct 2015, 8:06 pm

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How did you get it to give you the result?


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17 Oct 2015, 8:21 pm

take the test all the way to the end, fill in the form with your name and age, etc, then when you reach the page that has your name and asks you for payment, move your mouse pointer to the top of the page and hover it over the favicon image/top of your browser tab, so that the page title pops out in one of those "tool tips" dialog boxes. It will say " took an IQ test and the result is: 153. Who can top that?"

Except it will say your result number instead of 153. You won't see it printed anywhere on the page. Only if you view the page source and read the html code in side the title tags, or if you do this hover trick.


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17 Oct 2015, 8:38 pm

Thanks. I got above 150, but I feel like a couple of points should be knocked off for not realizing it was listed it the title bar.


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17 Oct 2015, 8:42 pm

LivingInParentheses wrote:
I just took this on raventest.net.. at the end it does ask you to pay but if you position your mouse pointer over the tab/favicon thing, you'll see the page title tool-tip thing, which will say "just took an IQ test and the result is: " with your result.

At least I think it was my result, but I'd know for sure if someone else would be willing to take it and tell me if theirs also says " above 153" when they're done. :D


mine said above 153 too, i'm pretty sure that's not accurate cause i'm definitely not that smart lol.

https://www.raventest.net/result/KGEkxYrPocsmeRN.php


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17 Oct 2015, 8:44 pm

Yeah, I test 20 points lower on regular IQ tests, but still I'm not gonna argue with the numbers. I'll take what I can get!


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17 Oct 2015, 8:46 pm

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Does anybody knows for sure the answer of question number 47?


i chose number 5 on that one, idk if it's right


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17 Oct 2015, 8:48 pm

I typically test in the 120 range, though I got a 98 once (don't know how that happened). I was evaluated by a psychologist when I was 5 or 6 and got a 132.

I'm also not going to complain about getting a high score. I don't put much stock in online IQ tests, anyways.


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17 Oct 2015, 8:55 pm

LivingInParentheses wrote:
I just took this on raventest.net.. at the end it does ask you to pay but if you position your mouse pointer over the tab/favicon thing, you'll see the page title tool-tip thing, which will say "just took an IQ test and the result is: " with your result.

At least I think it was my result, but I'd know for sure if someone else would be willing to take it and tell me if theirs also says " above 153" when they're done. :D


Mine says,
"took an IQ test and the result is: above 153. Who can top that?"


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17 Oct 2015, 8:58 pm

yes number 47 is definitely 5.

the first pattern is (starting at top left) -
bottom part of image is missing - nothing is missing - top part of image is missing
nothing is missing - top part is missing - bottom is missing
top is missing - bottom is missing - ________________________


(see how it's always the same order? bottom comes before nothing comes before top comes before bottom, etc)

the second pattern is (starting at top left) -
wave - triangle - volcano (I made up these descriptions)
volcano - wave - triangle
triangle - volcano - _________

this also is always in the same order - wave comes before triangle comes before volcano comes before wave, etc.

so it's got to be "nothing is missing wave".


clear as mud? LOL


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17 Oct 2015, 9:26 pm

LivingInParentheses wrote:
yes number 47 is definitely 5.

the first pattern is (starting at top left) -
bottom part of image is missing - nothing is missing - top part of image is missing
nothing is missing - top part is missing - bottom is missing
top is missing - bottom is missing - ________________________


(see how it's always the same order? bottom comes before nothing comes before top comes before bottom, etc)

the second pattern is (starting at top left) -
wave - triangle - volcano (I made up these descriptions)
volcano - wave - triangle
triangle - volcano - _________

this also is always in the same order - wave comes before triangle comes before volcano comes before wave, etc.

so it's got to be "nothing is missing wave".


clear as mud? LOL


I just counted the number of sides?
wave = 2
triangle = 3
volcano = 4

(possible spoiler alert...if I got it right, anyway?)
The trickiest one for me was the one with the circles that had either inside or outside loops. Then suddenly it clicked & I treated them as positive or negative numbers and did the sum. That's assuming I got it right, anyway...


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17 Oct 2015, 9:53 pm

Wow.
Raven has me at 153 (since visual puzzles and patterns are my strongest area)
Stanford-Binet has me at 132 (visual puzzles + written test/learned information)
WAIS plummets to 108, because of my so-so abstract reasoning and lousy processing speed, which is well below average. My processing speed is in the 14th percentile (yikes)


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18 Oct 2015, 5:17 am

Edenthiel wrote:
The trickiest one for me was the one with the circles that had either inside or outside loops. Then suddenly it clicked & I treated them as positive or negative numbers and did the sum. That's assuming I got it right, anyway...


That's the one I'm pretty sure I got wrong. I probably got more than one wrong but that one, I'm pretty sure about. I hadn't been able to work out the pattern. Neat way to look at it, now I kind of want to see that question again!


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