Tickle Emode IQ test

[Micah]

Hey, I thought this was funny.

Honestly, if you do the research, IQ tests are highly subjective and ineffectual except when testing young children. Also the matters of locality and enviornment come into effect and may affect the childs score adversely though unfairly.

Still though, I'm chilling at work and my brother just emailed it to me because he scored a 129. So I thought, ah what the hell.

 

[RyanJayG]

I've taken this test too... I cant remember what I got, but I seem to remember that I scored a little higher on this test than I did on other tests... I usually score between 150-160 though.

 

[Micah]

Take the time, give it a shot, - I would like to see other people's scores.

 

[RyanJayG]

I would... but I have an apple keyboard on my PC (no print screen button, and none that work for it)

maybe if I could find a program that would do it... I'll try to do it soon though if I can find one.

 

[Micah]

http://www.macosjournal.com/issues/0103/rev.screencapture.shtml

You are welcome.

 

[RyanJayG]

lol.... I dont have my mac anymore... I need PC software. I just still use my G4 keyboard

 

[Micah]

Christ you have alot of excuses.

Ok, here goes

Click START
Click PROGRAMS
Click Accessories
Click Accessibility
Click On-Screen Keyboard

Do you need me to tell you how to take a screenshot also?

 

[RyanJayG]

dude, chill, I'll get it... I just took the friggen test for you... geez

 

[Micah]

Sorry man - stuck at work, rather bored.

www.rathergood.com

hippo girl rules.

"but I love you, though you're covered in excrement..... like a dung fountain"

 

[RyanJayG]

fcuk it.. I cant complete the ******* thing with out interuption... and I gotta go... I'll take it tonight...

 

[Matthew]

i guess great minds think alike...im wondering what questions i missed, i had no doubt to each answer.

 

[Micah]

RyanJayG??? - We're still waiting. I'm particularly interested in your score because you have a pic on your page showing you teaching your little brother to solve rubiks cube. I've had a debate with a few friends of mine about the average intelligence required to solve rubiks cube. It seems to me that nearly everyone who does it does in fact use patterns to manipulate the cubes position and rotation.

That being the case, the argument is stated that it's simply the memorization of many patterns - which - given enough time anyone can learn.

Just like learning the 5-odd patterns required to run perfect games on pac-man (arcade) all day long.

 

[Matthew]

what questions you think you missed micah?

 

[Micah]

Honestly don't remember. I took the test while I was rebuilding servers. But I figured that was pretty accurate since I'm always distracted anyway (ADHD + slight OCD tendencies).

 

[Matthew]

that sucks cause i swear i answered all the questions right...is it timed i wonder?

 

[RyanJayG]

hmm, I'm thinking there is somthing fishy about their test... I too scored a 136 on it... and I am pretty sure I got them all right... hmmmm... interesting

 

[Emode]

138

and at first i thought this thread was about me....i was like WTF!!!

 

[Micah]

Yeah, I was pretty sure I got them all correct.

Also - I didn't like the wording on the question about the two cars who drove off in differint directions and made a left turn. The final question was how far apart were they. However based on the answers provided the question they should have asked was how far would they have to travel to meet up - which would be half the total distance.

Honestly - that was a fairly easy test. When I was about 8 years old I took my first IQ test, they didn't impress me much then either. I don't remember what I scored - but I'm calling my mom and leaving her a message about it. She usually holds on to stuff. I'm hoping she still has it.

 

[Emode]

also i think it factors in time to the score
i think i read that somewhwere on the site

 

[RyanJayG]

hmm, maybe I'll retake it and do it warp speed, since I know the answers and see what I get then.... to see it its timed