Tracy H. hahah, very cool site. I saw this as the review of the day today and couldn't resist but to try it out. I will not post my score but at least I'm not stupid :P

Chris O. "The lowest IQ holders will not be capable of using the internet ..."

Oh, how I wish that were true.

;-)

Chris O. I scored 139, which surprised me as it's very close to the figure I got when I was 16, less a few points for general wear and tear on the brain over the intervening years. I have done a few of these online tests for fun in the past, but this is the only one that's returned a believable score. Impressive or lucky, I couldn't say.

sam e. My question is:
Who shall use the IQ profile? Any purpose for purchasing a profile? Will it help in some business?
They were right when saying "score is less somewhat for non native American English speakers"
My bad .. I was not exposed for 2-3 words which were the axiom of three questions, though 129-130 were not bad for me

sam e. And it is nice and amazing ... I took the http://www.iqtest.dk IQ test to score 131 - 132
Both IQs were identical - although I liked the dk IQ test more, since there it has no difficulties in English, and no one is favored to score more

Chris O. There's no purpose doing these except for fun, so no point in getting a certificate or profile unless you know someone who will be impressed and that's useful to you. Otherwise, it's not something you'd put on a serious job resume.

I agree with your other comment, any test, whether it be for IQ or not, should be language-neutral or made available in more than one language if it's going to be fair. They rarely are, though. For now, the language of the internet is US English. Not forever, I expect, but for the foreseeable future.