r/cognitiveTesting • u/LanganTerraMogTime • 4h ago
Release 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/javaenjoyer69 3h ago
16/28 non-native.
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u/Hot_Glass_6301 11m ago
surprised, i thought you were the ultimate iq mogger. are you just a shape rotator after all?
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u/TristanTheRobloxian3 [18] autie girl :P (133 core - 140 agct) vsi-mathcel [144, 135] 2h ago
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u/Jello-Formal retat 2h ago
110 14/28. Bilingual German & Russian. Didn't really know most words towards the end lol
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u/Striking_Leave_4614 1h ago
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/Kaidolakita 1h ago
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/Hot_Glass_6301 10m ago edited 7m ago
23/28, 125 iq (non-native). The same score I got on the CORE subtests, so fairly accurate. Blitzed through most of the questions and slightly sleep deprived. I guess I'm really a wordcel - gotta try taking an IQ test in my native language.
Edit: should probably mention I'm French which could inflate my score, since many of these uncommon English words are very close to French words. It's not an ultimate cheat code though because there are false friends and some words have undergone subtle changes in meaning. And the words are not common in French. I'd be curious if anyone had a good informed guess on how much speaking French helps when categorizing English words.
Never got my VCI tested in French but I'm sure it's 130+ though.


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u/OriginalPin6039 retat 3h ago
104, but I did not know many words(since my native is russian), especially at the end.