![IQ test (Puzzles) [25]](https://cdn2.scratch.mit.edu/get_image/project/818500326_480x360.png)
NOTE: THIS IS NOT A REAL IQ TEST, IT IS JUST AN ESTIMATE. RESULTS ARE NOT DEFINITIVE. (Do not get upset if you get a low score... Just assume this is inaccurate...ish...) [From testing it seems that it is accurate for scores that are average or higher, but if it is below average, the scores can be WAY lower than accurate...] (Maximum IQ: 185) (Total puzzles: 25) Yeah... I know... The only reason I made this project was to try a different kind of puzzle format ok :/... It was surprisingly fun to make... This test DOES keep track of your score in the cloud variables as an average with other's scores. It does not list your own score though, so you do not have to worry about people seeing your result. But if you really don't want to be part of the data, you can toggle it at the beginning. Idk how difficult this test is(probably VERY), so don't be upset if you get like an 80-90 somehow (Or less...). 100 is most likely NOT the average test score. This test is made to "test" your puzzle solving skills (and speed) as well as pattern recognition. There are nine boxes with objects/symbols/numbers etc. Only the first eight are shown and your goal is to determine what should be in the ninth box. The time estimates do nothing, more of just a difficultly assumption. (You could solve one that takes 3 minutes quicker than a 30 second puzzle. Although I doubt it) Some answers are not completely incorrect and award partial credit, but a very minimal amount. (TIP: The most common pattern has the first two boxes in each row(HORIZONTAL)combined in some way to output the third box. However, this is not always the case) You are smart for reading the instructions :)
I will probably update this just to add more puzzles so it can be more accurate. This test has a very similar format to the Mensa IQ test with some similar puzzles as well. However, none are completely identical, and I tried making much less "repetitive" questions. For instance, I got the highest possible score (modesty decreased) for the Mensa test and I think the questions for this one are MUCH more difficult. (As an example to the difficulty of this...) (https://www.mensa.org/public/mensa-iq-challenge)
