Your 10-page report will include an overview of the test topic, your scores and a detailed interpretation of what they mean, a brief summary of your results for quick reference, and helpful advice and tips.

Overview of Intelligence

You will get a brief history of intelligence testing and detailed information about how the Classical IQ Test measured your ability in various skill areas as well as the rationale behind the test.

Results of Your Classical IQ Test

You will get an overall raw IQ score, a score adjusted for your age and gender, and a score adjusted for your age. You will also get a breakdown of your score by the following subscales:

Pattern recognition. The ability to make out patterns in a series of images, numbers, words or ideas.

Classification. The ability to discover the commonalties among collections of words, pictures, objects, etc. and the ability to organize them accordingly.

Making analogies. The ability to find the relationships between elements of things (words, numbers, images, etc.) otherwise unlike.

Arithmetic. The ability to successfully undertake problems from a branch of mathematics that generally deals with the nonnegative real numbers and with the application of the operations of addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division to them.

General Knowledge. The awareness of things that are generally well-known.

Logic. The ability to make deductions that lead rationally to a certain probability or conclusion.

Summary of your results

You will receive a condensed list of your results on the test, summarizing your Strengths (elements you had a high score on), Potential strengths (elements you had a mid-range score on), and Limitations (elements you had a low score on).

Advice & Tips

The Advice and Tips section includes test-taking advice and techniques for exercising your brain.