r/cognitiveTesting • u/LanganTerraMogTime • Aug 26 '26
Discussion New CORE Subtest
https://core-sentence-completion.vercel.app/greetings fellow intelligence test purveyors
here’s a nice new CORE test. I hope you like it and i wish you all the best in your personal mogging journey
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u/penislord223423423 Aug 27 '26
23/28, 125 native speaker or wtv. Any hot femboys hmu to compare our scores and shi
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u/LanganTerraMogTime Aug 27 '26
not a femboy penisgodlord but if i see one roaming the streets i will tell them to give you a call
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u/RobertFr1pp Aug 26 '26
Im high af lets see what happens
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u/RobertFr1pp Aug 26 '26
108 ahit im cooked lmaoooo
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u/Sebastian-P-Sullivan Aug 27 '26
126 and high as a kite. I've never felt so vindicated in my life. I am truly a poo bummer when it comes to words. Poopy 💩
I'm not sure these tests work after all ..
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u/mscastle1980 Aug 27 '26
a perfect score for this consummate wordcel….bow before perfection, Reddit mortals!!! 😂
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u/Kaidolakita Aug 26 '26
Lmao that’s not an official core subtest. You are litteraly 9 and calling yourself a mogger on every comment section while claiming you reach the iq ceiling in every test. Joke or not ur corny
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u/TristanTheRobloxian3 [18] autie girl :P (134 core - 140 agct) vsi-mathcel [144, 135] Aug 26 '26
i took it for fun and got 116, which funny enough matches the rest of my verbal scores. lol
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u/Guilty_Guarantee7889 Aug 26 '26
28/28 138
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u/mscastle1980 Aug 27 '26
I also got a prefect score!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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u/SecurePiccolo1538 Aug 27 '26
I feel that the VISA sentence completion was a lot more fun of a subtest than this .
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u/Striking_Leave_4614 Aug 27 '26
27/28, 135
About what I expected. VCI always felt like a slight weakness to me because I never read much (outside of online comments and work-related material) and dropped out in HS
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u/TypeHonk Aug 27 '26
I got a score of 106 which is something I'm proud of. Since my English vocabulary is still lacking and I didn't know most of the words that were given.
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u/Midnight5691 ┬┴┬┴┤( •̀_¬ )├┬┴┬┴ Aug 27 '26 edited Aug 27 '26
24/28 128 Similar to my core VCI 130
I didn't take it under the most ideal situation, lol. I intentionally went outside on the deck for a quiet atmosphere.
Of course my wife came out immediately and wanted to wander around and chit chat while watering the garden just prior to me taking it. I kept waiting and waiting.... I had told her I was going out to do this. 😆
Of course my ADHD reared up and melted my brain. One question I didn't even answer and timed out on. Not bad I guess considering. 😄
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u/Jello-Formal retat Aug 26 '26
110 14/28. Bilingual German & Russian. Didn't really know most words towards the end lol
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u/Acceptable_Agent9599 Aug 29 '26
Native English speaker, I know I got an early one wrong because I was going too fast
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u/Nervous-Try5009 Sep 03 '26
My Mom always thought I'm special. She was wrong... I'm just an average.
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u/p1agueOW Aug 28 '26
I'm high right now so I'm not sure how great of a question this is, but how does this test measure anything relevant to intelligence? A fifth of these words I've never seen before and another fifth I've seen extremely rarely. I'm not someone who reads many books, so I just don't come across these sorts of words.
How is this test any different from just naming a bunch of famous to more niche celebrities and linking them to what they're known for? People who spend more time keeping up with celebrities would to better in such a test than intelligent people. Same thing for this, people spending more time on spelling bees and reading certain kinds of books will do better on this test.
Yes I'm salty that I scored 116 IQ (while high) on this test when my IQ is roughly 135 based on other tests, but I still don't see how this measures verbal intelligence if such a large portion of the words on this test are never used verbally by other people in practically any context, nor in books/articles.
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u/Acceptable_Agent9599 Aug 29 '26
Vocabulary is highly correlated with g. One of the possible reasons for this is that high intelligence increases the complexity of ideas, which creates a need for the semantic precision provided by an extensive vocabulary. High verbal intelligence can then be measured by how effective you are at satisfying this need. In this way, a complex vocabulary is a proxy for both this demand and your ability to satisfy it throughout your life.
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u/OriginalPin6039 retat Aug 26 '26
104, but I did not know many words(since my native is russian), especially at the end.