This test measures your abstraction and categorization abilities and contains 25 questions.
The first row contains « good » images.
The second row contains « bad » images.
You must find the two missing « good » images in the third line.
Find the images which are categorized as “good”.
Here is a sample :
Answers : #4 and #5 (images in the shape of an ‘A’ are good images, whilst the other ones are bad)
I’m not sure in the logic found at #16, #17 and #18 items, but I have all answers correct.
Any rule for this type of questions?
Look at the corners and the center. Think sometimes in « column » …
My IQ in this test, respecting time limit, first time 146
Awesome. Why not an Abstraction 2 test? =P
hello,
my name is Adrien, our teachers have proposed the 2010 prom to take your tests (we do not care because it’s the teacher’s money), my scores are quite awful but i don’t understand for exemple in abstraction test how you can say line A is good then B is not good and then line C has nothing to see with both lines, so we guess you are not a professionnal psychometrician because i was sampled at IQ 154 on the Stanford Binet test when i was in high school, so how can you fix your IQ numbers? to me it’s no good and what equation models are you using? is it bayesan free?
and please give us all the correct answers on some site so that we can take it to the school psycho for him to judge the liability of your tests, thank you, Adrien 26 years old, last year of applied mechanics engineering in aerospace.
Hello,
I think you have read too quickly the instructions for Abstraction test. Relax, re-read the examples and re-take the test.
If you do not trust my tests, the best to do is to give them to close friends to check the test itself.
I do not intend to give the correct answers but it seems that your teachers aced all my tests…
Admin
sorry for my rotten english, i meant Bayesian not Bayesan
Adrien
By the way, in which country and in which language did you take the Stanford-Binet test ?
Can tell me the solution of 25 of Placement D?
Hints :
- a symbol = a digit
- each line shows 4 additions (x + y = z)
I really don´t understand Nr. 23. Starring over one hour at this Question. Please help me. Thanks
Just look at how many lines are crossing the object…
http://www.nicologic.fr/abstraction/img/abstract_23.gif
scored 170
number 8 problem is error
is not A , B
PLEASE FIX IT