Pattern reasoning
Find the rule beneath a sequence or matrix instead of guessing from its surface.
Free adaptive IQ assessment
Discover how
your mind works.
Challenge your pattern, number, and spatial reasoning. Take 50 questions that adapt as you go, and discover your estimated IQ range.
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Explore the pattern3 × 3 matrix
50 questionsAdapt to your performance
Three reasoning domainsPatterns, numbers, and space
Your own paceAllow 25–40 minutes
What you’ll explore
Three ways to challenge your thinking.
Spot relationships, follow number sequences, and turn shapes in your mind. Each domain brings a different kind of problem.
Number patterns
Track sequences, alternating rules, growing gaps, and compact number structures.
Spatial reasoning
Rotate, reflect, move, and transform objects and directions in the mind.
A clearer view of your reasoning
Fifty adaptive questions, one estimated range.
Your answers produce an estimated IQ range using a provisional conversion. It has not been validated against an adult reference population. The full report explains the result, its limits and practical ways to explore your reasoning.
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See the premium reportUnderstand your reasoning in a 20-page report.
The full report explains your estimated range and three reasoning areas, with a visual overview, worked examples, everyday applications, and a 30-day practice plan.
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