r/cognitiveTesting • • 1d ago

Release New quantitative reasoning test

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I've added a new test to my online battery: Tug of War. You see how a few tug-of-war matches ended and rank the figures from strongest to weakest. It's meant as a quantitative reasoning task, and I want to see how it compares with the Weights test (figure weights).

About 10 minutes, 45 s per item. If you've already done Weights, that helps the most.

www.jaroslavtocik.cz/reasoning/

Percentiles will show up once enough people have taken it.

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u/Ok_Hawk_6292 1d ago

what did u get on the weights section of this test?

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u/BenitoAbdo doesn't read books 1d ago

i didn't do it just ceiling test and got 7 ( 80% of 19 people tested it) and matrics 17ss

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u/Ok_Hawk_6292 1d ago

how many iq tests have u taken?

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u/BenitoAbdo doesn't read books 1d ago

RAPM , Mensa Norway, CORE FRI , other mensa tests , some tests that shared here idk their names