The six IQ test sections
Modern intelligence tests measure several broad abilities rather than a single number. IQ Atlas measures six of them, using only shapes, numbers and patterns so it works in any language. Each page below explains one ability and lets you try real example questions.
Pattern recognition testFind the hidden rules in 3×3 grids of shapes and complete the pattern.Logical reasoning testWeigh shapes on balance scales, rank them from clues and crack hidden transformation rules.Numerical reasoning testDiscover the logic behind number sequences — no math formulas needed.Spatial reasoning testRotate shapes, fold paper and assemble cubes — all in your mind.Working memory testHold patterns and sequences in mind for a few seconds and reproduce them.Processing speed testSpot differences, find matches and count targets — fast.
The Genius Test
Standard IQ tests run out of hard questions at the top. When someone answers nearly everything correctly, the test can only say “very high”. The Genius Test is a second, much harder test built to measure that range.