Pattern recognition
Infer the rule from changing visual information, then test which option actually satisfies it.
What's your IQ score?
See how the evidence adds up.
Find your IQ score with a 45-question test that switches between five kinds of reasoning. Then inspect the area profile to see how your performance changed when the rule, information and mental move changed.
Start IQ Test45
reasoning questions
5
ways to reason
~14 min
estimated duration
No strict overall timerOverall result + area profile
Result preview
Score plus five-area profile
Your IQ score
112
Above Average
70100130
Pattern Recognition84
Numerical Reasoning84
Logical Reasoning84
Verbal Reasoning84
Spatial Reasoning84
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Changing the task changes the evidence
One puzzle style cannot show how you respond when a problem asks for a different mental move.
The total needs a breakdown
Area scores show whether performance was balanced or carried by particular task types.
A result should support a conclusion
Thinkhint keeps the scope visible so you know what the test does — and does not — justify saying.
Start with the rule
Before choosing an answer, work out what must stay true.
This sequence is a simple example of the Thinkhint approach: identify the rule, test it against the evidence, then choose the option that still works. Other sections ask for different kinds of reasoning.
Test your reasoningNumerical reasoning example
Sample onlyWhich number comes next?
38152435?
A42
B46
C48
D50
Show the answer
The answer is 48. The gaps are +5, +7, +9 and +11, so the next gap is +13.
Five kinds of evidence
The problem changes. Your reasoning has to change with it.
The profile separates the task groups so you can compare where your performance held up best across different reasoning demands.
Numerical reasoning
Track relationships between quantities and sequences without losing the rule as the problem changes.
Logical reasoning
Separate what the facts prove from what merely sounds plausible when several conditions are in play.
Verbal reasoning
Compare concepts and word relationships while deciding which information is relevant to the question.
Spatial reasoning
Mentally transform forms and arrangements, then check whether the imagined change is consistent.
The result
See which task types did the most work behind the overall number.
Thinkhint combines the full assessment into one educational score estimate, then keeps the five reasoning categories separate so the total can be inspected rather than simply accepted.
Your report includes
An overall result on the Thinkhint 70–130 scale
Scores across five reasoning categories
The task groups where your performance was strongest
The areas where your performance was lower
Context for what the result supports — and what it does not measure
Reason from the result
A useful score gives you evidence to inspect, not a conclusion about every ability you have.
A mixed reasoning test can show how you performed when the problems required number rules, deduction, word relationships, visual patterns and spatial transformation. The five-area profile makes those differences visible instead of hiding them inside the total.
It cannot logically stand in for abilities it never tested. Creativity, practical expertise, motivation, judgment and social skill are outside the scope of these questions, even though they matter in real life.
Testing conditions also affect the evidence. Focus, sleep, stress and prior familiarity with puzzle formats can move one attempt. Use the result for the question it can answer: how did you perform on this set of reasoning tasks in this session?
Questions about this IQ test
What is Thinkhint testing?
Thinkhint samples numerical, logical, verbal, pattern and spatial reasoning and combines the results into an overall educational score estimate plus a five-area profile.
Why mix several problem types?
Because performance can change with the kind of reasoning required. Mixing task types gives you more evidence than repeating one familiar puzzle format.
Why show separate area scores?
A single total can hide whether performance was balanced or whether particular task categories were much stronger or lower. The profile makes that structure visible.
Is the Thinkhint result a formal IQ assessment?
No. Thinkhint is an educational online reasoning test. Formal IQ assessment uses standardized administration, established norms and qualified interpretation.
What can change my performance?
Sleep, concentration, stress, distraction and previous exposure to similar problem formats can all affect one testing session.
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