How to Know Your I.Q. Level without Taking the Test & Brainy Stories by Billy J. Burton - HTML preview

N°2: The Short Test [the accuracy is + or – 5 points in between 90

and 160, under or above the accuracy is + or – 10 points]

1-Find out which range you belong to by RECOGNIZING YOURSELF in one of the ranges above.

2-For the "Learning ability" question your answer will be located in ONE OF THE TWO COLUMNS corresponding to the IQ numbers of that range (for example, if you belong to the superior range (115-129) the "Learning ability" answer that corresponds to you will be found under the 110 or 120 columns).

3-For the other questions, your answers will, most likely, be located in the COLUMNS UNDER the name of YOUR RANGE (if you are in between ranges consider columns in both ranges, for example, if you belong to the superior range, your answers will, most likely, be under the "Superior" columns in the "Starting columns" line).

So, start reading those entries first, the statement that feels more like you will be in those columns (if really nothing resembles you, have a look at a few more columns left and right).

Pay close attention to the wording of the sentences, the slight differences from one sentence to the next corresponds to the slight difference in IQ score.

Apply the number of points located at the top of the column that represents the statement that feels more like you (in case of a tie use the higher grade).

If you really have no idea what to answer, pick the answer in the middle of the range you recognized yourself in (ex: in the Superior Range it's 120).

Add the number of points found for each question (from the 1st to the 14th) and divide by 14, you will find out your likely IQ score.

Your IQ score MUST BE FOUND within the range you recognized yourself in (see N°1), or it means you mis graded yourself and the score you found is false. So be really introspective and honest with yourself.

If you’d rather fill out a spreadsheet, download the file from my website by clinking the link.