Classical IQ test with random questions


 This test has 30 randomly selected questions. In this way any next solving of the test will produce a fair assessment.

The time for solving is limited to 35 minutes.


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1.

To which hexagon below can a dot be added so that it then meets the same conditions as in the hexagon above?








2. Which is the only one of the following that is not an
anagram of a word meaning out of this world?






3.

Which section is missing?







4.

Start at one of the four corner letters and spiral clockwise round the perimeter, finishing at the centre letter to spell out a nine-letter word. You must provide the missing letters.



5. 53 (3) 59
92 (4) 98
34 (2) 38
71 (?) 79

What number should replace the question mark?



6.

When the above is folded to form a cube, which is the only one of the following that can be produced?








7.

Which hexagon below has most in common with the hexagon above?








8.

Which is the missing tile?









9.

To which hexagon below can a dot be added so that it then meets the same conditions as in the hexagon above?








10.

What number should replace the question mark?



11.

Which circle should replace the question mark?








12.


as









13. caster is to chair as rowel is to:

wheel, spur, bicycle, pulley, gyroscope



14.

What number should replace the question mark?



15. eastern, reality, titanic, ?

Which of the words below comes next?

natural, omnibus, include, devious or shingle



16. 5862 is to 714
and 3498 is to 1113
and 9516 is to 156

therefore 8257 is to ?



17. A B C D E F G H

Which letter is two to the left of the letter that is four to the right of the letter immediately to the right of the letter A?



18. Switch A turns lights 1 and 2 on/off or off/on
Switch B turns lights 2 and 4 on/off or off/on
Switch C turns lights 1 and 3 on/off or off/on



Switches B, A and C are thrown in turn with the result that Figure 1 turns into Figure 2. Which switch does not work at all?




19. Which number is the odd one out?

571219
461016
831114
461016
971613
781523



20. 7 4 2 6 3 5 8 1 9

What is the difference between the average of the numbers above and the second lowest even number?



21. Which is the odd one out?

banner, staff, pennant, streamer, oriflamme



22. Which is the odd one out?








23. Which word in brackets is most opposite to the word in capitals?

SLEEK (sordid, unimaginative, disorderly, dishevelled, oblique)



24.

Three teams, from England, Scotland and Wales, are competing for two trophies, one for golf and one for tennis. How many different outcomes of the two competitions exist?

6, 8, 9, or 12?



25. 0, 27, 54, ?, 108, 135

What number should replace the question mark?



26. Which word in brackets is closest in meaning to the word in capitals?

SPARTAN (scarce, austere, erratic, limited, fierce)



27. Place a word in the bracket that forms a new word or phrase when tacked onto the word on the left, and another word or phrase when placed in front of the word on the right.

salt ( ) fall



28.

Which is the missing tile?








29. How much does a bag of flour weigh if it weighs 1 kilogram plus the weight of half the bag of flour?


30.
What number should replace the question mark?