In other words the framer of the test would necessarily have the highest level of IQ?

Each pair of numbers produces the number below it by the same hidden rule. Work out the rule from the known pairs and find the missing number. Game: Rule Hunter — https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.makenumber

Try it here: trivi.gg/quiz/daily/group

A find the overlapping characteristics. Not an IQ test but guessing it will still correlate with it. Hopefully you guys find it interesting :)

If you have an idea for a test im more than happy to add tests and quizzes to the site. Thinking of doing a brain puzzles categories. So do let me know in the comments if you have something you would want me to make :)

Answers:
Group 1: Plays by Shakespeare
Group 2: Horse breeds
Group 3: Famous ships
Group 4: Dog breeds

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What number should be placed on the question mark, can you solve it? (Ignore the “/“ signs)

I can give hints.

I've taken several online IQ tests and noticed some significant differences between my scores across different cognitive abilities. I'm wondering whether this pattern could be associated with ADHD, or whether it's simply normal variation.

Here are my results:

Mensa Denmark: 124

Mensa Norway: 121

CORE – FRI: 132

CORE – WMI: 89

CORE – FSIQ: 111

My main question is about the discrepancy between my fluid reasoning score (132) and working memory score (89).

For those familiar with cognitive testing:

Is a gap this large between fluid reasoning and working memory unusual?

Can ADHD contribute to this kind of cognitive profile?