Each quiz is a set of 10 questions. Some easy, some not so easy, to test your general knowledge.
The code that I have written to determine the correct answers requires that all questions must be answered (enter "don't know" or similar if you don't know the answer). You will be prompted when you submit your answers if any are missed.
The answers are not case sensitive, but correct word spacing and punctuation is.
When you have completed all answers, click the "Check your score and IQ" button to see how you fared.
Once you have checked your score, the "Check your answers" button wil be enabled to see the correct answers to any wrong ones (if any).
Asking for your age is needed to determine your IQ (no data is retrieved, the figure is simply used for a mathematical calculation).
The IQ result is by no way completely accurate, as more than ten questions are needed to do that. It is just a fun thing to make it more enjoyable.
However, the formula used to get your IQ is the same, or at least very similar, to the formula used by Mensa.
Besides, for a more accurate IQ, the questions would need to be based on logic, not general knowledge.
To begin, select a set of 10 questions from the menu at left.
The code that I have written to determine the correct answers requires that all questions must be answered (enter "don't know" or similar if you don't know the answer). You will be prompted when you submit your answers if any are missed.
The answers are not case sensitive, but correct word spacing and punctuation is.
When you have completed all answers, click the "Check your score and IQ" button to see how you fared.
Once you have checked your score, the "Check your answers" button wil be enabled to see the correct answers to any wrong ones (if any).
Asking for your age is needed to determine your IQ (no data is retrieved, the figure is simply used for a mathematical calculation).
The IQ result is by no way completely accurate, as more than ten questions are needed to do that. It is just a fun thing to make it more enjoyable.
However, the formula used to get your IQ is the same, or at least very similar, to the formula used by Mensa.
Besides, for a more accurate IQ, the questions would need to be based on logic, not general knowledge.
To begin, select a set of 10 questions from the menu at left.
The first set is a nice easy one to get you into the swing of things, and to let you get used to the process.