Cognitive · 16–20 questions · ~27 min
Figure Reasoning Test (adaptive)
Matrix-style figure reasoning: each puzzle is a grid of figures with one missing, and you pick the piece that completes the pattern. This is the Figure Reasoning Test given as an adaptive test: after each answer the next puzzle is chosen to be near your estimated level, so you skip most of the ones that would be far too easy or too hard for you. You get 16 puzzles, and up to 4 more if the estimate is still imprecise. Untimed.
Your score is a T-score relative to the 819 people who took the full 44-item test on this site: 50 is their average and 10 their standard deviation. They are not a sample of the general population; on the tests here that have outside norms, this site's takers average about one standard deviation above it. The difficulty of each puzzle is estimated from their answers.
Almost done!
Two optional questions, asked once: your age and sex let the results be broken down by who took the test.
Sex as at birth; gender as you identify. Languages you grew up speaking; several are fine, separated by commas. Leave blank anything you would rather not say.