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Wonderlic Style IQ Test

The Wonderlic is a multiple-choice intelligence test given to NFL prospects. Try to answer these 50 multiple choice questions in just 12 minutes.
Speed is a big factor - don't spend too much time on one question
You can use a scratchpad but NO CALCULATORS
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Last updated: March 1, 2023
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First submittedJuly 26, 2020
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1. Are these two words similar, contradictory, or unrelated?
AGILE
GENEROSITY
Similar
Contradictory
Unrelated
2. What is the length of the red line in this diagram?
9
10
11
14
21
3. Complete the analogy. Duck is to bird as ...
Banana is to peel
Chair is to furniture
Child is to parent
Dark is to night
Trombone is to music
4. Together Sam and Sarah have $1,000. Sam has $500 more than Sarah. How much does Sarah have?
$100
$250
$500
$750
impossible to say
5. What is 4/5 times 1/4?
1/20
1/5
16/5
4
6. Which word has an opposite meaning to "hazardous"?
Agile
Comfortable
Lazy
Ready
Secure
7. Which of the following dates is the earliest?
March 2, 1961
January 1, 1989
July 17th, 1943
October 11th, 1943
8. What is 42 times 3?
45
126
146
423
9. Which number comes next in this series: 5, 12, 26, 54?
45
80
108
110
10. Which number is the largest?
Eleven billion
Forty two million
Nine hundred ninety thousand
One million
11. Which word best completes this sentence: "Many villages were _______ in the widespread forest fires."
Incinerated
Infernal
Inflated
Innovated
Inundated
12. What is 116.7812 rounded to the nearest tenths place?
116.7
116.78
116.8
117
120
13. If you flip a coin three times, what are the odds it will land on heads at least once?
1/2
2/3
3/4
7/8
14. Which word doesn't belong?
Arrogant
Disdainful
Haughty
Miserly
15. What word means the opposite of delighted?
Displeased
Impoverished
Obtuse
Ugliness
16. New York is three hours ahead of Los Angeles. It is 2:00 AM in New York. What time is it in Los Angeles?
5:00 AM
5:00 PM
11:00 PM
Midnight
17. Every other Friday, Kevin is paid $3,000. About how much does he earn in a year?
$30,000
$60,000
$78,000
$156,000
18. If you fold these squares into a cube, which corner would touch X?
A
B
C
D
E
19. Which of these percentages is closest to 3/7?
14%
33%
40%
50%
75%
20. Which word is most similar to intricate?
Complicated
Expensive
Hollow
Predestined
21. Arrange the following words to make a complete sentence.
allowed
he
win
game
had
Sarah
the
to
Which word comes before "Sarah"?
Allowed
Game
Had
To
Win
22. How many 3x2 tiles are needed to cover a floor that is 12x15?
20
25
30
35
23. Complete the analogy. Guitar is to piano as ...
Camera is to photographer
Home is to family
Milk is to juice
Tree is to forest
24. What letter is halfway between N and V?
O
Q
R
S
W
25. John owns several cars, which have a total value of $100,000. His most expensive car is worth $20,000. Which of the following statements cannot be true?
All of John's cars are worth at least $5,000
John has more than 10 cars
John owns exactly 4 cars
John's most expensive car is yellow
26. The time is currently 4:44. In how many minutes will it be 5:55?
11
45
61
71
27. What is 1/2 + 1/3 + 1/4?
7/8
1
13/12
6/5
28. Which of the following proverbs has a meaning that is contradictory to "the pen is mightier than the sword"?
Actions speak louder than words
Better late than never
Too many cooks spoil the broth
Two heads are better than one
29. A tree grows 3 feet per year. Five years from now it will be 21 feet tall. How tall is it now?
6 feet
12 feet
16 feet
18 feet
30. Which of these is equal to 57.4%?
0.00574
0.574
43.6
57.4
31. Are these two words similar, contradictory, or unrelated?
CONSTRUCT
DISMANTLE
Similar
Contradictory
Unrelated
32. What is the 9th month of the year?
August
July
September
November
33. Complete the analogy. 9 is to 81 as 119 is to _____
47
1,345
9,754
14,161
34. What comes next in this series?
35. If the first two statements are true, is the third statement also true?
  1. John is taller than Wayne
  2. John is shorter than Sarah
  3. Wayne is shorter than Sarah
Yes
No
Uncertain
36. Andre and four of his friends went out for breakfast. The total bill was $75. If they split the bill equally, how much did Andre pay?
$10.00
$12.50
$15.00
$18.75
37. Maria drove 100 miles at 50 miles an hour, and then drove 200 miles at 25 miles an hour. What was her average speed?
27.5 mph
30 mph
37.5 mph
40 mph
38. Which word has a similar meaning to "boisterous"?
Criminal
Juicy
Noisy
Simple
Tardy
39. All red-haired people play basketball. None of the basketball players are children. What conclusion can we draw from these statements?
All children have red hair
None of the red-haired people are children
None of the red-haired people play basketball
40. Only 20% of farms have good soil. But these farms produce 80% of the crops. How many times more productive is a farm with good soil than one without?
2 times
4 times
8 times
16 times
41. Which of these words does not belong with the others?
Bicycle
Boat
Car
Fan
Train
42. Organic eggs cost $4 / dozen and regular eggs cost $3 / dozen. Jason spent $11 to buy 36 eggs. How many of the eggs he bought were organic?
6
12
24
36
impossible to say
43. Which of these lists of numbers adds up to 73?
2, 8, 16, 40
9, 18, 17, 24
11, 18, 14, 30
38, 11, 13, 12
44.
10
25
70
100
150
45. What number times itself is equal to 1369?
12
25
37
50
46. Over the last five years, the North American Widget Company has sold 17, 24, 26, 41, and 71 widgets respectively. Which graph best depicts this trend?
47. Jessica can mow 4 lawns every 3 hours and earns $11 for every lawn she mows. If she mows lawns for 12 hours, how much will she earn?
33
44
132
176
48. Which word does not belong?
Abstract
Peaceful
Serene
Tranquil
49. What is -4 times -4?
-16
-8
4
16
50. Sally paid for a coffee with a $10 bill and received $7.29 in change. How much did the coffee cost?
$2.71
$2.89
$3.31
$7.29
109 Recent Comments
+6
Level 28
Nov 30, 2020
49/50 with plenty of time to spare. I don't think I have 160 IQ though, people on JetPunk are definitely smarter than average.

I don't want to sound rude, but it honestly surprises me that the average would be 35.

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Level ∞
Jan 2, 2021
You probably suffer from availability bias. Many smart people overestimate the intelligence of average people since they interact with so few of them.

This leads to the frequent, but very incorrect, opinion that IQ doesn't matter. Spend some time around people with below average intelligence and you'll realize that IQ matters. A lot.

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Level 79
Feb 12, 2021
I think intelligence matters but IQ doesn't. At least where I'm from, anyway. It's not a common test for people to take and IQ tests are not well regarded in the education community. That's mostly because many old IQ tests used questions that were biased towards native English-speakers and people who are culturally European.
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Level 52
Mar 12, 2023
Here we go with the cultural ignorance. Stop it.
+17
Level 79
Jun 5, 2023
Mmmm... no.
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Level 69
Apr 8, 2025
You're welcome to all the lukewarm-IQ doctors, pilots, lawyers, judges, power plant & water treatment operators, civil engineers, journalists, professors....

I'll stick with the evidence-based society.

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Level 79
Apr 9, 2025
This is a specious argument. Aptitude tests are not inherently bad, but my point was simply that IQ tests traditionally use English vocabulary. It's not exactly a stretch to think that a person who grew up speaking a different language would be at a disadvantage on a test like this. And evidence-based societies only work when the evidence is correctly interpreted.

I guarantee that there are new immigrants to English-speaking countries who are much more intelligent than you or me but would score worse because of the language gap.

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Level 69
Apr 9, 2025
Same post, nonverbal only.

Good luck with the anesthesiologist who can't figure out pattern recognition.

But keep that to your life - I'm past blatantly ignoring genetic heritability. Become a missionary abroad; fill your boots.

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Level 27
Apr 10, 2025
You seem to not be understanding the post you are replying to. Dimby said there's nothing wrong with aptitude tests in theory, it's IQ specifically that is flawed. There are hundreds of studies that demonstrate that. If you think, for example, that IQ solely measures something genetically inherited, how do you reconcile that belief with the proven fact that you can improve your performance on IQ tests by preparing or studying for them? IQ tests are in part measuring something learned, not inherited.

The point is: if one person has an IQ of 120, and another has an IQ of 110, that does not make the first person more "intelligent", because IQ is a flawed measurement, and an incomplete measurement -- intelligence is way more complicated than what IQ tests purport to assess.

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Level ∞
Apr 10, 2025
@Dimby.

Vocabulary is an excellent test of intelligence. In fact, when you measure how g-loaded various intelligence tests are, vocabulary often comes out on top.

It's much less gameable than other tests since the level of "studying" required to improve your score is very high compared to simpler tests like, for example, digit span.

Now, you can make an argument that vocab doesn't truly test intelligence, it only reveals it. That may be true. Unintelligent people don't read. Intelligent people do. If you deprived an otherwise intelligent person access to written texts they would do poorly on vocabulary. No one disputes that. And obviously it would be unfair to test someone on their non-native language.

In general, IQ tests are extremely useful. I'd rather hire a person who scored 40 on this test without a college degree than a Harvard grad who scored a 25.

Just because intelligence can't be measured perfectly, doesn't mean it can't be measured at all.

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Level 79
Apr 10, 2025
@rabble: I get the impression that you feel very strongly about this but never really looked into it. Traditional IQ tests have never been nonverbal. IQ tests largely depend on vocabulary. Exactly as QM points out, vocabulary is generally the MOST reliable part of an IQ test, which is why it's on all major aptitude tests (IQ, SAT, etc). But again, your argument is specious. Things don't necessarily fit neatly into boxes in life--it's ok that people don't agree, but I think a life is better lived by asking questions. Having a sick turn of phrase but lacking substance and misunderstanding the other side of the argument... it's no way to live.
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Level 79
Apr 10, 2025
@QM: Yes, I do agree that IQ is a great indicator for things like future income level and longevity. There is undoubtedly statistical correlation between IQ and many positive attributes. I do think, however, that the making of these tests must be done extremely carefully. Again, I don't think a recent French immigrant who grew up voraciously reading Moliere and Hugo is really on equal footing with an English person who's been reading English their whole lives.

Another case I can remember from my own personal experience. It's a LONG time ago, but it went something like: manual is to machine as catechism is to ________.

Afterwards I asked my family what the heck this word was... we didn't even use catechisms! Even then I kinda felt that question was biased. Not that I'm bitter.

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Level 27
Apr 12, 2025
IQ can be useful if you understand what it measures, and how it is limited. But when people take it purely as a measure of capacity to learn or reason, they are misunderstanding the extent to which it measures crystallized intelligence. The vocab part of an IQ test, for example, is partly just measuring educational opportunities -- whether as part of your upbringing you were reading Jane Austen and Josef Conrad. A lot of very intelligent people (in the sense that they have the capacity to do a lot of intellectual things) never had the chance to learn that particular type of vocab.

And then I think a lot of people, looking at the correlation between IQ and other kinds of achievement, confuse correlation with causation. The person with the educational background that gives them the kind of vocabulary to do well on an IQ test usually has a lot of other life advantages that will help them get a high salary job later on.

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Level 53
Apr 15, 2025
Quite interesting stuff going on...
+1
Level 71
Dec 16, 2020
42
+5
Level 71
Dec 16, 2020
most questions i got wrong are about english words that i have never heard in my entire life haha
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Level 63
Jan 21, 2021
top 34%
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Level 65
Feb 21, 2021
Urgh read "every Friday" instead of "every other Friday" ^^'
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Level 62
Feb 25, 2021
Me too
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Level 73
Apr 9, 2025
I initially read every other day.. so wasted time there too.. was calculating it and then realised wait, these answers are much too low.. then it still took me a while to figure out what was wrong haha
+13
Level 66
Feb 26, 2021
I'm gonna sound like a huge nerd for saying this, but in question 2, the length of the red line cannot be determined. The side lengths are defined, but they could actually be placed in any angle because that is not defined. This would change the length of the red line.

Indicating right angles or parallel lines would fix this.

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Level 49
Dec 15, 2023
i was thinking the same thing
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Level 91
Dec 23, 2024
I thought about that too, but in that case the answer would have been “impossible to know”. Since there’s no such answer, you immediately can tell that “what you see is what you get” is implied, i.e. right angles.
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Level 29
Apr 2, 2021
20/50

“This beats or equals 9.8% of test takers”

._.

+2
Level 45
Apr 10, 2021
got 49 because I answered with 5am for the New York question ;-;

and I'm 13 so waow

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Level 54
Mar 6, 2024
Same, but the secure one which is painfully obvious now. And I’m also thirteen.
+2
Level 74
Apr 24, 2021
Oddly, the quiz arbitrarily added wrong answers to the answers that I didn't answer instead of leaving them blank.
+1
Level 27
Jun 19, 2021
34/44 attempted correct 👍🏼
+3
Level 67
Jul 30, 2021
I only missed the miserly question because I didn't know what haughty and miserly met.
+5
Level 78
Sep 29, 2021
I 100% read question 10's first choice as "eleventy billion" and i thought well that's not even a word and chose 42 million thinking it was a trick. I missed what is essentially the easiest question on the whole quiz.
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Level 56
Apr 8, 2025
ME TOO! Luckily I caught myself.
+1
Level 78
Nov 24, 2021
More time.
+1
Level 61
Feb 17, 2022
46/50 :)
+1
Level 61
Feb 17, 2022
les go my iq is 92 percent
+1
Level 66
Apr 9, 2022
Feel pretty good about 43/50, especially since I completely guessed on several of the math ones (and apparently was confident July was the ninth month)
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Level 83
Jun 24, 2022
Great quiz, loved doing it.
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Level 22
Sep 16, 2022
i got 30/50 but i only answered 37 questions.

time should be 2 minutes longer

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Level 79
Nov 11, 2022
50/50 - The difference between getting a 45 and a 50 (if math is your hangup), is just being able to move on as soon as you've ruled out answers that can't be right. For example the 119 * 119 question: I don't need to figure it out, I just know that 100 * 100 is 10,000, and there's only one answer bigger than 10,000. There are a bunch of problems like that, and if you can do that problem in 2 seconds instead of 45, it lets you spend more time elsewhere if you need it.
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Level 48
Dec 16, 2022
for the 119^2 question — any number ending in 9 ,when squared, will end in 1
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Level 77
Feb 9, 2023
Yes, or you do 9*9 and there's only one option that ends in one.
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Level 59
Mar 6, 2023
Time is definitiv the main factor here. Most of the questions are pretty easy, although as a non native english speaker I struggeled with some of the vocabulary questions.

I also guessed some of the mathematics questions to win some time.

I still ended with about 10 questions unanswered but 36 right.

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Level 65
Mar 6, 2023
An IQ test measures the raw processing power of your brain, so of course time is a factor. It measures how quickly your brain can process data and do abstract calculations.

It's similar to a computer benchmark in which you measure how many operations a computer chip can do in a certain time, or how long it takes to do a certain job (both measure how many calculations per second).

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Level 63
Jun 27, 2023
time limits stress some people and it affects their concentration. the time limit needs to be fairer
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Level 54
Mar 6, 2024
The time limit is an important part of an IQ test. It is an assessment that measures a range of cognitive abilities, including solving problems, using logic, and spatial reasoning and how well the test taker can do these things within a time limit. Cognitive abilities by definition includes how fast you can do things and how well you can do them under pressure. Taking it away would make this test not an IQ test.
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Level 59
Oct 21, 2024
You are right about time being a key factor for an IQ test, but in this test there are some questions which test your knowledge, or better put, your vocabulary.

While a higher IQ helps to achieve a greater vocabulary, it also depends a lot on the social environment you lived in.

Of course it is also a factor if the language of the test is your native language or a language you learned later, but I assume that this test is meant for native english speakers, so I don't think that matters here.

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Level ∞
Oct 21, 2024
Among all the things in a typical IQ test, vocabulary has the highest correlation with g, or general intelligence.

Yes, it's obvious you can study vocabulary, but it's not like you can do it in an afternoon. It takes years, and smarter people will learn faster. Other parts of an IQ test are actually much more game-able.

For native speakers of a language, a large vocabulary is a strong, though not foolproof, indicator of intelligence.

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Level 65
Mar 6, 2023
47/50 with 2 minutes left, though I got fooled by how numbers are written in english (as opposed to french) : we use a komma to indicate decimals and space out groops of 3 numbers, while in english the point is used for the decimals and a komma for thousands.

Example :

French writing : this house costs 1 000 000,00€

English writing : this house costs $1,000,000.00

So I misinterpreted a number in the thousands as a much smaller number with decimals, whose order of magnitude couldn't be true.

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Level 64
Mar 6, 2023
I have got a lot wrong becaue I dont know english
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Level 92
Mar 6, 2023
The odds question is incorrect. 7/8 is the probability. Odds are equal to the probability of an event happening divided by the probability of the event not happening. Here, that is 7/8 / 1/8 = 7/1 = 7. The odds are 7, or as odds are most typically expressed, 7:1 or 7 to 1.
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Level 60
Mar 6, 2023
50/50! Wooo. It seems overwhelmingly numerical in nature, though. Easy if you're good with numbers.
+1
Level 65
Mar 7, 2023
Randomly clicked at the end when I was at 16 seconds lol
+1
Level 38
Mar 9, 2023
I'd actually be concerned if I got asked such questions to test if I can shoot in a ball, I'd think people would assume I'm dumb
+1
Level 54
Mar 6, 2024
A lot of NFL players are pretty dumb, but not all of them. It is just a fact and this test is traditionally used on them to test their cognitive abilities. This is an adaptation of the real thing; the record for the real test to be finished is nine minutes at a 48/50 by Ryan Fitzpatrick.
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Level 56
Dec 22, 2024
It is no coincidence that Fitzpatrick played at Harvard.
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Level 52
Mar 12, 2023
The coin question is simply incorrect: regardless of when you flip a coin, THAT flip is always 50/50 Done!
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Level 49
Dec 15, 2023
no, the chance that all 3 come up tails is 1/8 (1/2*1/2*1/2) all other outcomes will have at least one heads
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Level 61
Apr 8, 2025
You are correct. The outcome of any one flip has no dependency on those preceding it, therefore the odds of heads (or tails) from any one flip is 50/50 regardless of the result of any preceding flip.
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Level 57
Apr 12, 2025
you're misunderstanding the question. if you flipped a coin three times, the odds of getting heads at least ONCE from those three flips is 7/8.
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Level 63
Apr 25, 2023
No where near enough time. Crap!
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Level ∞
Jul 4, 2024
The time crunch is the point.
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Level 58
Apr 26, 2023
93.5th percentile- happy with that
+1
Level 53
May 1, 2023
I got a 100% somehow. I must be a genius.
+1
Level 67
May 2, 2023
I got 46 correct.
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Level 67
Jul 17, 2023
Got 30/50 and I'm not a native english speaker. I'd say that's alright.
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Level 44
Aug 14, 2023
I browsed the questions prior to taking it. I decided not to take it because it is skewed toward mathematical problem- solving. Verbal logic tests are critical and a stromger indicator of IQ . The Miller Analogy Test is a good measure of IQ. Recognizing relational patterns is more important.
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Level 58
Sep 15, 2023
got 46/50 because i never read caveats
+1
Level 54
Nov 21, 2023
I can't interpret connections between words like duck and bird very well.
+1
Level 69
Mar 19, 2024
Question 47 sounds like modern day slavery.
+1
Level 67
Apr 18, 2024
what's passing score?
+1
Level 57
May 17, 2024
43/50, ran out of time :3
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Level 49
Aug 2, 2024
time is too short, i got only 36
+2
Level 62
Sep 28, 2024
42/50 - Had just over 1 minute remaining but couldn't answer any picture questions as they didn't show up - not sure what happened there!
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Level 30
Oct 1, 2024
I like the quiz but none of the pictures load, meaning I can't get more than 45/50 :(
+2
Level 59
Oct 3, 2024
I got correct every question I answered but the pictures weren’t loading 🥲
+1
Level 65
Oct 6, 2024
Pictures didn't load so couldn't attempt those questions. Clearly there is a glitch that nees fixing.
+1
Level ∞
Oct 6, 2024
Fixed!
+1
Level 54
Nov 16, 2024
This was so easy, why does getting 2 wrong still put me in the top 4% of test takers?
+1
Level 45
Nov 19, 2024
43/50! So happy! Beat 81.5% of people. Currently the average score is 33.
+1
Level 66
Dec 14, 2024
Ok, so even after seeing the answer, I still don't understand #34, the next one in the pattern. Why is that the answer? Could someone explain.
+3
Level 79
Dec 15, 2024
The way I see it, the top hand doesn’t move at all. The other hand starts with an eighth rotation, then quarter, then 3/8 rotation, so the next rotation is a half rotation, moving it from top left to bottom right.
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Level 56
Dec 22, 2024
Good point. It moves 1/8th, then 2/8ths, then 3/8ths. So the final movement must be 4/8ths. Thanks for clearing that up!
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Level 91
Dec 23, 2024
At first it seems like it’s a doubling sequence: from 1/8 to 1/4, from 1/4 to 1/2. Since there isn’t an answer that shows from 1/2 to 1, it must be the “increasing the margin by another 1/8 each time”.
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Level 62
Jan 21, 2025
I looked at it like 2:00>3:00>6:00>10:00 giving 2+1=3, 3+3=6, 6+4=10 then looking at the possible answers pretty obvious. I was surprised to see this quiz, scored 50/50. Having taken the wonderlic a few times loooong ago for job interviews, I think I scored in the low 40s at the time. The 'trick' for the math stuff is to quickly rationalize the answers rather than figure out the answers, mostly ratios and simple algebra. The farm one is a good example, good soil is a 1:4 producer, others are a 1:.25 producer, 4/.25=16. I think the wonderlic is out of fashion, but it's just a tool.
+1
Level 48
Jan 20, 2025
This quiz has an odd white bar in the Mobile version. It seems to only be on this quiz.
+1
Level 39
Feb 4, 2025
100% in only 7:41, I think I should enter the draft next yer
+1
Level 46
Feb 28, 2025
got 3/5ths correct and ran out of time using my undeveloped brain
+2
Level 42
Mar 3, 2025
i got 31/50 uwu
+1
Level 41
Mar 3, 2025
amazing work baka!!! >w
+1
Level 79
Apr 8, 2025
Dangit. 49/50. I remember some of this from when it was on the front page last time, though. Saw that I had 30 seconds left on the lawn mowing question and skipped it and came back to it with 6 seconds left. My random guess was wrong.
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Level 55
Apr 8, 2025
Drat. 49/50

I forgot that the dude gets paid only once in two weeks for #17…. The rest were easy though imo and I finished with around 5 minutes left

+1
Level 58
Apr 8, 2025
Questions 2 and 42 are wrong, the answers should, in both cases, be "impossible". We neither know if Jason bought all his eggs in dozens, nor if the lines are all at right angles.
+3
Level 62
Apr 8, 2025
Common sense is not that common 😔
+1
Level 66
Apr 8, 2025
What red line? I can't see it.
+1
Level 33
Apr 8, 2025
I got 43/50, I ran out of time and didn't even look at the last five
+1
Level 41
Apr 8, 2025
Wow, I am bad at maths.
+1
Level 67
Apr 8, 2025
Math will always be the bane of my existence. I have a "words brain" not a "numbers brain".
+1
Level 33
Apr 8, 2025
47/50, ran out of time
+1
Level 70
Apr 8, 2025
I got 48/50. Does that draft me to the NFL?
+1
Level 57
Apr 9, 2025
The NFL makes its prospects take an 'IQ test'...That's new. Acting like the test results matter after the players' first game...
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Level 73
Apr 9, 2025
Looking at the stats, only 50% reach question 42. Just an observation, I found it an interesting piece of information.

Happy with my score (4/5), I didn't get 34 wasted too much time there so picked one and had to speed up afterwards. It was the only one I got wrong (of those I actually tried to solve), skipped 42 cause I had just seconds left and ran out of time when just after answering 46.

So 1 wrong 1 skipped and 3 not reached. If I had skipped the one I had wrong, perhaps I could have solved the others. (48and 49 are easy, 47 and 50 are ones that need concentration though, something that I have difficulties with . Health related, at one point I couldn't read 3 words because by then I had forgotten the first already, and simple additions like 15+8 would take me forever, because when thinking of the 8 I had already forgotten what I was adding it to..So I am happy to have been able to do this test at relative speed.

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Level 73
Apr 9, 2025
Maybe in the answer stats also add a column with the question number? That way you could get a clearer picture which questions were difficult and which people just didn't get around to. (When you sort the columns by question number).

On a site like this I can't be the only one that likes to check the results after a quiz and interpret it. (Which questions were least guessed and why, what is the pattern etc)

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Level 74
Apr 9, 2025
Question #41 is ambiguous and should be rejected. While a fan is not a mode of transport, it produces motion using spinning wheels like all the others except for the boat. If you had never seen any of these items before, and didn't know what they were used for, one could easily conclude that the boat, with no moving parts at all, and probably found in the water, a different environment from any of the others, could be the odd one out.
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Level 57
Apr 10, 2025
I got all except for 2 and as far as I know due to an IQ Test I did when I was 10 or 11 (8-9 years ago) my IQ is around 130 not 150+ so idk
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Level 65
Apr 10, 2025
It's definitely a "1% Club" style quiz now, isn't it?
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Level 65
Apr 10, 2025
I got all except for the "soil" question. Can someone explain that one for me please?
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Level 54
Apr 10, 2025
49/50.

I have missed "boisterous", a word I have never heard of, English being my third language. Most of this quiz felt more like an English exam rather than an intelligence test.

Also, it is clearly ment for Americans, with how the dates are written their scrambled way, and miles and dozens are used. Also, the AM-PM clock took me some more time than it would have if the times were written out normally.

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Level 67
Apr 12, 2025
Man, the timing would have been good to have noticed beforehand, was expecting ~30 questions.

Very different to tests in the UK where they teach you to be thorough and check your answers, I only answered 80% of the questions cos I was being leisurely and double-checking.

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Level 54
Apr 12, 2025
An average of 35 is in the 97th percentile so obviously Jetpunkers move up with points, it is being taken multiple times. Average IQ is 20 correct in the real world.

I do feel however most who do Jet Punk are on the right side of the bell curve.

Don't feel bad if you scored low, the twelve minutes go by fast and people who realize this do better just because they have a good idea when to skip a question.

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Level 51
Apr 17, 2025
I should've quickly done random answers for the ones I didn't have time for so instead of 40/50 I would've gotten 45/50. 40/41 right of the ones I tried. mannnnnnnnnnnnnn

when i get better at math i pray for a 50/50

Got all the english ones right though