jmnixon95 wrote:
Sextus70 wrote:
I did the test again more focussed, taking my time and without distractions and I got these results:
I translate all to you:
Name: Sextus70
Age: 17
Correct answers: 57/60
Pecentile: 95
I.Q level: Very above average
Range: I
IQ points: 130
Muuuuuuch beter than the first time, but anyways I don't trust in the reliability of this test, because the age stuff is very inconsistent to me, even some people who got the same or even less correct pages that I obtained, only because they were 24 years or more old, got more I.Q. points. Like someone said, that would have sense if the person who takes the test is 50 or more years old, because in that age the I.Q. would begin to fall, but I don't think that since the 25 or 30 years old, that would happen, at the contrary, at those ages the I.Q. should be in its highest level.
In few words, if you are an adult, this test makes you win lossing XD.
IQ tests can only be taken once to be considered valid.
But take in count that in the first time I did it with many distractions, so I consider that in that time the result was not totally valid because I wasn't totally focussed in the test. Are you going to tell me that doing a test while talking to someone in MSN, checking some accounts, etc will help you to do it at the 100%? I don't see nothing wrong trying again it if you know that you was not using all your attention in it.
I saw many people in this topic that did the same thing as me (in the first time they were listening music and things like that) and I didn't see that the people told them the same thing as you to me, so I believe that is you the one who is wrong.
Anyways, What is the matter if you take a I.Q. most than one time? (if you want to check your I.Q. some weeks, months or years after Why I can't do a test again :S?), because they don't offer you clues to know what answers were right and wrong and for that they will always make use your mind.