How to Know Your I.Q. Level without Taking the Test & Brainy Stories by Billy J. Burton - HTML preview
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N°3 The Long Test [Accuracy + or – 3 points between 80 and 170,
under and above those numbers, the accuracy is not as good]
The answers you provide here are relative to those of an average person (IQ 100), relative to what a person with an I.Q. score of 100 would answer if they were asked these questions.
The possible answers are a progression towards a stronger (right) or weaker (left) feeling than that of a perfectly average person.
Start with the column corresponding to the score you found with the Short Test in the "Equivalent in IQ" line and make your way left or right until you find the answer that feels more like you. If you exceed the feeling given in the 18 column, give yourself ONE extra point for that particular question (so 19 points instead of 18) (based on an idea by C.J.S. Hayward).
The labels provided are here to help you get a sense of how much 120%, 140%, 200% etc… correspond to in terms of inner feeling.
These labels don’t mean that an I.Q. of, say, 120 is 20 % higher than an I.Q. if 100. They just represent an inner urge.
If you really don't know what to answer, pick the column corresponding to the score you found in the Short Test.
The column 120 corresponds to a feeling 40% stronger than in the 100 column.
The column 140 corresponds to a feeling 80% stronger than in the 100 column.
The column 150 corresponds to a feeling twice as strong as in the 100 column, and so forth.
The column 90 corresponds to a feeling 20% weaker than in the 100 column.
Note that when I use the verb "to strive" I mean a situation in which you are actively doing something not simply hoping for it.
Your IQ score MUST BE FOUND WITHIN the bracket given by the previous test (The Short Test) [the score you found -5pts; the score you found +5pts].
If not you mis graded yourself.
If you're having trouble being objective, ask a friend how, he or she, would rate you.
The idea for this test is based on the “OverExcitability Test” by PowerWood, developed by Simone de Hoogh382 .
If you’d rather fill out a spreadsheet, download the file from my website by clinking the link.