IQ Test #20: Comprehensive Cognitive Ability Assessment

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1) If the sequence is: 1, 4, 9, 16, 25, 36, ? What comes next?

A) 48 B) 49 C) 64 D) 56

2) Which word is the odd one out?
Circular, Spherical, Cylindrical, Rectangular, Triangular

A) Circular B) Spherical C) Rectangular D) Cylindrical

3) If all X are Y, and no Y are Z, which statement must be true?

A) Some X are Z B) All Z are X C) Some Y are X D) No X are Z

4) What number completes this pattern?
2, 6, 12, 20, 30, 42, ?

A) 56 B) 54 C) 58 D) 60

5) Which shape continues this series?
◇, ○, □, ◇, ○, □, ?

A) ○ B) ◇ C) □ D) △

6) If "VERBAL" is coded as "UDAQZK", how is "LOGICAL" coded?

A) KNFHZBK B) KNFHXZK C) KNFHZBK D) KNFJZBK

7) A train 150 meters long crosses a pole in 10 seconds. What is its speed in km/h?

A) 45 km/h B) 50 km/h C) 52 km/h D) 54 km/h

8) Which number replaces the question mark?
3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, ?

A) 55 B) 53 C) 57 D) 59

9) Complete this analogy: Ocean is to water as forest is to _____

A) Animals B) Trees C) Wood D) Green

10) If a clock shows 4:20, what is the angle between the hour and minute hands?

A) 0° B) 5° C) 10° D) 15°

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Question 1: Mathematical Pattern Recognition

Correct Answer: B) 49

This tests recognition of perfect square sequences:

• 1 = 1²
• 4 = 2²
• 9 = 3²
• 16 = 4²
• 25 = 5²
• 36 = 6²
• 49 = 7²

The sequence represents consecutive perfect squares, where each number is the square of its position in the sequence.

This demonstrates mathematical pattern recognition and number sense, key components of quantitative reasoning ability.

Question 2: Verbal Category Analysis

Correct Answer: C) Rectangular

This tests semantic categorization and shape recognition:

• Circular: Related to circles (2D curved shape)
• Spherical: Related to spheres (3D curved shape)
• Cylindrical: Related to cylinders (3D curved shape)
• Triangular: Related to triangles (2D straight-edged shape)
• Rectangular: Related to rectangles (2D straight-edged shape)

The odd one out is "Rectangular" because all other shapes can be associated with curved forms (circular, spherical, cylindrical) or are triangular, while rectangular stands alone as the only purely straight-edged quadrilateral reference.

Question 3: Logical Deduction

Correct Answer: D) No X are Z

This tests categorical logic and deductive reasoning:

• Premise 1: All X are Y (X ⊆ Y)
• Premise 2: No Y are Z (Y ∩ Z = ∅)

Valid deduction:

• If all X are contained in Y, and Y has no overlap with Z
• Then X cannot have any overlap with Z
• Therefore: No X are Z

This demonstrates the ability to apply logical rules systematically and draw necessary conclusions from given premises.

Question 4: Numerical Sequence Pattern

Correct Answer: A) 56

This tests recognition of pronic number sequences:

• 2 = 1 × 2
• 6 = 2 × 3
• 12 = 3 × 4
• 20 = 4 × 5
• 30 = 5 × 6
• 42 = 6 × 7
• 56 = 7 × 8

The pattern follows n × (n+1), where n increases by 1 each term.

This demonstrates mathematical pattern recognition and the ability to identify multiplicative relationships in sequences.

Question 5: Visual Pattern Completion

Correct Answer: B) ◇

This tests visual sequence recognition and pattern extrapolation:

Sequence: ◇, ○, □, ◇, ○, □, ?

Pattern analysis:

• The sequence repeats every three elements: ◇ → ○ → □
• After □, the pattern restarts with ◇
• The next element after □ should be ◇

This demonstrates visual working memory and the ability to identify repeating patterns in symbolic sequences.

Question 6: Coding and Decoding

Correct Answer: C) KNFHZBK

This tests pattern recognition in letter coding systems:

VERBAL → UDAQZK

Pattern analysis:

• V → U (previous letter)
• E → D (previous letter)
• R → Q (previous letter)
• B → A (previous letter)
• A → Z (previous letter, wrapping from A to Z)
• L → K (previous letter)

Applying same pattern to LOGICAL:

• L → K
• O → N
• G → F
• I → H
• C → B
• A → Z
• L → K

Result: KNFHZBK

Question 7: Mathematical Problem Solving

Correct Answer: D) 54 km/h

This tests practical mathematical reasoning and unit conversion:

• Train length = 150 meters
• Time to cross pole = 10 seconds
• Speed = Distance ÷ Time = 150 m ÷ 10 s = 15 m/s
• Convert to km/h: 15 m/s × (3600 s/h) ÷ (1000 m/km) = 54 km/h

This demonstrates the ability to apply mathematical concepts to practical situations and perform unit conversions accurately.

Question 8: Fibonacci Sequence Recognition

Correct Answer: A) 55

This tests recognition of the Fibonacci sequence pattern:

• 3
• 5 (3+2, but wait - let's check the pattern properly)
• Actually: 3, 5, 8 (3+5), 13 (5+8), 21 (8+13), 34 (13+21)
• Next: 55 (21+34)

This is a Fibonacci-like sequence where each term is the sum of the two preceding terms.

This demonstrates numerical pattern recognition and understanding of recursive sequences.

Question 9: Analogical Reasoning

Correct Answer: B) Trees

This tests understanding of analogical relationships:

Ocean : Water :: Forest : ?

Relationship analysis:

• An ocean is primarily composed of water
• A forest is primarily composed of trees
• The relationship is "environment : primary constituent"

This demonstrates verbal analogical reasoning and the ability to identify core relationships between concepts.

Question 10: Spatial-Temporal Reasoning

Correct Answer: C) 10°

This tests understanding of clock mechanics and angle calculation:

At 4:20:

• Minute hand at 4 (120° from 12)
• Hour hand at 4 + (20/60) = 4.333 hour positions
• Each hour position = 30° (360° ÷ 12)
• Hour hand position = 4.333 × 30° = 130°
• Difference = 130° - 120° = 10°

This demonstrates spatial reasoning, understanding of circular measurement, and practical mathematical application.

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This comprehensive assessment integrates multiple cognitive domains including mathematical reasoning, verbal analysis, spatial thinking, and logical deduction to evaluate your complete mental capabilities.

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The Complete 20-Test IQ Series Achievement!

Congratulations on reaching the final test in our comprehensive 20-test IQ series! This journey has assessed your cognitive abilities across all major intelligence domains:

• Mathematical Reasoning: Number patterns, sequences, and quantitative problem-solving
• Verbal Intelligence: Vocabulary, analogies, and linguistic pattern recognition
• Spatial Visualization: Mental rotation, pattern completion, and spatial relationships
• Logical Analysis: Deductive reasoning, fallacy detection, and argument evaluation
• Working Memory: Information retention and mental processing speed
• Abstract Thinking: Conceptual reasoning and pattern recognition

Your performance across these 20 tests provides a comprehensive profile of your cognitive strengths and areas for development.

What This Comprehensive Assessment Measures

This final integrated test evaluates your ability to:

• Switch Cognitive Modes: Move between different types of thinking rapidly
• Integrate Multiple Skills: Apply diverse cognitive abilities to complex problems
• Maintain Mental Flexibility: Adapt thinking strategies to different challenge types
• Demonstrate Cognitive Balance: Show proficiency across multiple intelligence domains
• Apply Learning Transfer: Use skills from one domain to solve problems in another

These integrated abilities represent the highest level of cognitive functioning and mental adaptability.