MORE THAN A NUMBER
IQ and reasoning.
Explore the difference.
A free reasoning test using OMIB matrices. Work through the patterns and see your correct answers on screen, with a clear explanation of their limits.
22 tasks · Correct-answer count · No IQ score
- 22 tasks
- At your own pace
- For adults
OMIB practice example. Build the missing figure by combining elements.
Learn how to answerWHAT YOUR RESULT CAN TELL YOU
A result you can understand.
Looking for an IQ test? Start with what the task actually measures. This pilot explores figural reasoning. It does not yet provide an IQ score or population percentiles.
Find relationships
Work out the rule connecting the figures and build the missing one.
See your correct answers
Each completely correct response earns one point.
Understand the context
Your report explains this form’s scope and why the score is not an IQ.
From your first pattern to your report.
FREE. NO PAYMENT AT THE END.Two examples
Learn to build an answer, with feedback during practice.
Your test
Complete 22 tasks, with no ads or time limit.
Your result
See your correct answers on screen and save them using print. No registration or subscription.
OPEN MATRICES ITEM BANK
Open by design.
Clear on purpose.
We use the Open Matrices Item Bank, a published bank of 220 figural tasks. This version is an adapted 22-task pilot. The original study does not automatically validate our application.
Read the methodology and sourcesIdeas for understanding and learning.
Explore the guidesWhat is IQ, and what does a reasoning test measure?
Understand the difference between IQ, reasoning and correct answers, including what a matrix reasoning task can and cannot tell you.
Read the guideOnline IQ tests: How to check their quality
Check an online test's methodology, norms, precision and administration conditions before interpreting a score or sharing your information.
Read the guideHow to interpret a reasoning test result
Read a worked OMIB report example: Correct answers, responses, omissions and duration. Learn what the result means and why it is not an IQ score.
Read the guideChoose what you want to understand.
Understand IQ
What intelligence tests measure and why that differs from completing a few matrices.
Check the evidence
What to look for in an online test’s version, sample, norms and administration conditions.
Read your correct-answer count
Understand answered tasks, omissions and versions without inventing an IQ score.
Learn through examples
Two worked practice tasks for checking a rule and building the missing figure.
Separate percentage from percentile
Why getting a proportion of tasks right does not place you at that population rank.
Understand what an average means
The reference group and scale needed to interpret claims about average IQ.
Before you begin
- Is this an IQ test?
- It is a figural reasoning activity based on OMIB. This adaptation has no population norms of its own for giving you an IQ. The result is a correct-answer count on a particular form, with its limitations explained.
- Is it free, and can I see the result without registering?
- Yes. Complete two examples and 22 tasks without payment or an account. The result appears on screen, and no email is required to see it. Buying a resource is not necessary either.
- How long does it take?
- There is no time limit or required duration. Elapsed time is reported but does not change your correct-answer count. Choose a moment with few interruptions and a screen on which the figures are clear.
- Can I use it as proof of giftedness?
- No. It provides no diagnosis, certification or valid comparison with an entire population. If you need an assessment for an important decision, check the institution’s requirements or consult a qualified professional.
Check this version’s implementation choices in the methodology and find out who prepares the content on the about page.
Reasoning pilot · Based on OMIB
Make a little room to think.
Learn a little about yourself.
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