Cognitive Assessment Test

Standardized Intelligence Evaluation

About This Test

This test measures general cognitive ability (g-factor) across multiple domains, modeled after standardized intelligence assessments. It emphasizes culture-fair, nonverbal reasoning to minimize language and educational bias.

Matrix Reasoning 15 questions — Complete visual pattern grids
Pattern Sequences 6 questions — Identify what comes next
Number Sequences 8 questions — Find numerical patterns
Logical Reasoning 6 questions — Deductive logic problems

Instructions

  • 35 questions in 25 minutes
  • Questions increase in difficulty within each category
  • You may navigate between questions freely
  • Each question has one correct answer
  • No penalty for guessing — answer every question
  • Work quickly but carefully
Important Disclaimer: This is an informal educational tool and should not be used for any clinical purpose. While it employs established psychometric principles (g-factor measurement, difficulty-weighted scoring, z-score normalization), a clinically accurate IQ score requires a professionally administered, individually normed test such as the WAIS-V or Stanford-Binet 5. Online tests are affected by uncontrolled testing conditions, self-selection bias, and practice effects. Results should be interpreted as a rough estimate with a confidence interval of ±10 points or more.
Question 1 / 35 Matrix Reasoning
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