my iq year ago...
this is my iq test result that i took a year ago...i hope that im smarter now.....
Your IQ score is 109. This means that you are smarter than 72.0% of all other Super IQ test takers.
This number is the result of a scientifically-tested formula based on how many questions you answered correctly on the Tickle Super IQ Test.
But there's more to intelligence than a single number, a single score, or a single label. Tickle uses 8 distinguishable dimensions of intelligence in the Super IQ Test. By analyzing your individual scores on those 8 scales, we are able to look beyond the raw IQ score into how you process information, and which intellectual strengths you're best at.
Your test results indicate that the way you process information makes you an Analytic Detective.
You are a highly skilled and unusually talented problem-solver. You love step-by-step processes and will automatically break down information into causal chunks to try to understand it. If something strikes you as illogical, say about the logistics of a car trip or a vacation, you have no problem offering your opinion about how a situation should be reworked for the better. Most people do not have your understanding of numbers or your ability to see the connections between language and math.
Given that your mind processes things logically, you learn best when information is presented to you in a tangible, linear way (A happened and then B happened and then C). You are not a tangential learner, meaning you'd rather not be exposed to pieces of information that don't naturally go together — you'd rather get the step-by-step orientation to a new situation or concept. This kind of learning will take optimal advantage of your analytic abilities.
Here's an example of your Analytic Detective thinking skills at work in a real-life situation:
Say a co-worker of yours suddenly realizes that he's missing his wallet. None of your other co-workers can figure out how it could have been stolen, nor can they figure out where he could have lost it. But you've got a plan — you walk him through his day, step by step, asking him to describe his actions in as much detail as possible. Soon, he recalls that he'd been sitting on the floor that morning tinkering with the back of his computer. You look behind the computer, and sure enough, there's his wallet right where he'd left it.
Your top scores are in the areas of Organizational, Mechanical, and Numerical. This is a very unusual combination — only 6 in 1,000 people have it. Want more proof? Then pay attention to the percentages of people who scored higher and lower than you on each of the 8 intellectual strengths.
Your IQ score is 109. This means that you are smarter than 72.0% of all other Super IQ test takers.
This number is the result of a scientifically-tested formula based on how many questions you answered correctly on the Tickle Super IQ Test.
But there's more to intelligence than a single number, a single score, or a single label. Tickle uses 8 distinguishable dimensions of intelligence in the Super IQ Test. By analyzing your individual scores on those 8 scales, we are able to look beyond the raw IQ score into how you process information, and which intellectual strengths you're best at.
Your test results indicate that the way you process information makes you an Analytic Detective.
You are a highly skilled and unusually talented problem-solver. You love step-by-step processes and will automatically break down information into causal chunks to try to understand it. If something strikes you as illogical, say about the logistics of a car trip or a vacation, you have no problem offering your opinion about how a situation should be reworked for the better. Most people do not have your understanding of numbers or your ability to see the connections between language and math.
Given that your mind processes things logically, you learn best when information is presented to you in a tangible, linear way (A happened and then B happened and then C). You are not a tangential learner, meaning you'd rather not be exposed to pieces of information that don't naturally go together — you'd rather get the step-by-step orientation to a new situation or concept. This kind of learning will take optimal advantage of your analytic abilities.
Here's an example of your Analytic Detective thinking skills at work in a real-life situation:
Say a co-worker of yours suddenly realizes that he's missing his wallet. None of your other co-workers can figure out how it could have been stolen, nor can they figure out where he could have lost it. But you've got a plan — you walk him through his day, step by step, asking him to describe his actions in as much detail as possible. Soon, he recalls that he'd been sitting on the floor that morning tinkering with the back of his computer. You look behind the computer, and sure enough, there's his wallet right where he'd left it.
Your top scores are in the areas of Organizational, Mechanical, and Numerical. This is a very unusual combination — only 6 in 1,000 people have it. Want more proof? Then pay attention to the percentages of people who scored higher and lower than you on each of the 8 intellectual strengths.
