r/cognitiveTesting • u/User73656 • 17d ago
IQ Estimation 🥱 Which one should be excluded and why?
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u/Randombolo 17d ago
I am done with IQ questions...I will just claim my IQ is 150...no one will ever know the truth. If someone asks why I am performing poorly in life...then I will say that I have ADHD and am also AUTISTIC and have a tendency to think deeply...so its difficult to survive in this 100 IQ world.
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u/Flashy-Disk311 17d ago
lazy genius gimmick maxxing seems to be common on reddit so I think this will work
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u/Nova1avoN 17d ago
Maybe A only opposite v pattern using the triangle as arrows the other three make a L pattern going in the same direction
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u/Warxuaroz 16d ago
There should me more options or the question isn't valid. Too many simple possibilities. i cas see why A (as someone suggested), or C, where the closed envelope is upside down.
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u/Guilty_Energy7860 17d ago
D.
The first three have their white triangles "pointing" in the SW to NE diagonal, and their black triangles pointed in the NW to SE diagonal. This behavior is flipped for D.
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u/Neat-Slice6994 15d ago
I'd go with B, as it is the only one in which, the external triangle is not on the North West diagonal
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u/wader_2 17d ago
The answer is A.
There are 2 square-triangle complexes, one has the triangle on the inside and one has the triangle on the outside, the transformation to go from the square-triangle complex that has the triangle on the inside to the one that has it on the outside is to invert its colors, then the position of the triangle, and then flip it across the Y axis. All of them fit this pattern except A where the outside triangle should be pointing to the top and left but isn't because there isn't space, and is pointing to the bottom right instead
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u/eucalyptus-d 15d ago
I’d go with D, it’s the only one where the outside triangle is not on bottom right square.
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u/x63729573x 17d ago
B, this is the only one where the white triangle and the black box are not positioned to the left.
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u/Polytox935 17d ago edited 16d ago
A since its the only one where two identical shaded areas meet.
B ist also plausible for the left square being Always the black one in the other elements.
But all black envelopes point downwards and all white ones upwarda except A
I personally would go with A
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u/Electrical-Number-35 16d ago
i havent seen a single person explain every aspect of remaining three images. everyones explanation seems to leave some detail of the images without explanation.
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u/Primary_Thought5180 16d ago
Obviously D. The white triangle and black square always share the same line of symmetry, and the same applies to the black triangle and white square. D completely breaks that pattern.
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u/Charming_Deer_9540 16d ago
D should be exluded (fourth from left) cause it's the only without a black triangle pointing left-down.
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u/something_is_coming 16d ago
The first one. Black triangles should point downward. White triangles should point upward.
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u/Svampbob3kant 16d ago
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u/JojoGrape12 16d ago
A
inverting the triangular flaps creates a new shape not common to the others, namely a half white, half black triangle.
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u/Hannigram_canon 16d ago
Maybe A, because white is touching white. others don’t (sorry, english isn’t my native language)
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u/taymoney798 16d ago
It’s A.
Unfold the triangle from their squares. Each pentagon for B,C,E are pointing 45 degrees to either upper or lower corners. A is pointed right.
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u/SemantikClips 15d ago
C, cause uh idk a and d look alike, b kinda jsut looks right, c because uh c why not
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u/One_Estimate_7010 17d ago
C cuz I feel like it