Mensa IQ test, come and test your IQ

What is Mensa? Mensa was founded in 1946 by Roland Beryl and Lance Waring in Oxford, England, as a club that accepts members based on their IQ. Mensa is derived from the round table, which means that people with equal IQ can sit together. Mensa is a club specifically established for people with high IQs. Through various activities, members can communicate, learn from each other, recognize and support each other, and share their success with each other.

Mensa IQ test questions

Below are the 20 most famous IQ test questions of the Mensa Club. Do you want to challenge your IQ? Then come and try it.

1. Based on the logical relationship between (1) and (2), which of the following figures is (3) similar to?

2. Based on the logical relationship between (1) and (2), which of the following figures is (3) similar to?

3. Based on the logical relationship between (1) and (2), which of the following figures is (3) similar to?

4.Which of the following figures is different from the others?

5.Which of the following figures is different from the others?

6. Which of the five shapes on the right is most like the shape on the left?

7. Find a unique one.

8. Which of the following figures expresses the order expressed by the above figures?

9. Which of the following figures expresses the order expressed by the above figures?

10. Which of the following figures expresses the order expressed by the above figures?

What is Mensa? Mensa was founded in 1946 by Roland Beryl and Lance Waring in Oxford, England, as a club that accepts members based on their IQ. Mensa is derived from the round table, which means that people with equal IQ can sit together. Mensa is a club specifically established for people with high IQs. Through various activities, members can communicate, learn from each other, recognize and support each other, and share their success with each other.

11. Which of the following figures expresses the order expressed by the above figures?

12. Which of the following figures expresses the order expressed by the above figures?

13. Which shape is missing in the lower right corner of the above picture?

14. Choose one of the six figures given to fill in the blank:

15. Choose one of the six figures given to fill in the blank:

16. If you fold the following shape into a cube, what shape can be formed?

17. Which shape is missing from the spire in the picture above?

18. Select the wrong pattern. There are 9 grids in the picture below, labeled 1A-3C. The pattern in each grid is the combination of the patterns in the grids above and to the left. There is an error in the pattern of the grid. Please find it.

19. Which shape should be in the middle below?

20. Decompose the following image into 4 similarly shaped parts, so that each part contains the following 5 symbols

Have you chosen your answers? Below is the correct answer, come and see how much you scored!

Answer

1.E 2.B 3.D 4.B 5.G 6.C 7.B 8.A 9.A 10.C 11.B 12.B 13.D 14.D 15.B 16.E 17.D 18.1C 19.E 20.As shown in the figure:

IQ score conversion

Multiply your test score by 0.2 to get your score. Compare the scores with the table below. For example, your test score is: 40 points X 0.2 = 8. According to the table below, your IQ is 100.

An IQ of 100-110 is average; 115-125 is good; 130-140 is excellent; and above 145 is exceptional.