Under 8
A shorter set of 30 questions, selected in the age window before starting.
Spot patterns, compare shapes and find the missing element. Choose your child’s age before starting to load the appropriate question set.
The child answers independently
The test uses pictures, matrices and multiple-choice answers. This visual format differs from a text-based Eysenck intelligence test.
A shorter set of 30 questions, selected in the age window before starting.
The full set of 60 questions, scored using the selected age group.
The full set of 60 questions, with a separate result table for this group.
These are the existing age-based formats, rather than easy, medium and hard switches. The full test groups tasks into series that involve comparing and checking visual features.
The service counts answers and displays an estimate from its age table for this attempt. Tiredness, guessing and familiarity can affect it. It does not determine your child’s educational future or replace a professional assessment.
What is IQ? →The under-8 format loads 30 questions. Ages 8–10 and 10+ load the full set of 60 questions.
The current player has a 20-minute countdown. When time runs out, the interface offers a link to your result.
Explain the controls if needed. Helping solve the questions means the result no longer reflects an independent attempt.
This test uses visual pictures and matrices. A text-based Eysenck test is a different format.
It is an estimate within the website’s tasks. Professional interpretation requires a suitable instrument, its norms and appropriate testing conditions.
You can start the test and see your result for free without registering. Sign in if you want to save attempts in My results.
Yes, open the test page again. Familiarity with the questions can influence another attempt, so a repeat result is not an independent assessment.
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