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    Re: Free, valid IQ tests? Such a thing?
    Terrilth #106455 07/06/11 09:55 PM
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    LOL! I've closed the window now, but I thought it had an example at the top and another one below, but I could very easily be wrong. Which could be an iq test in itself. smile

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    Re: Free, valid IQ tests? Such a thing?
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    Although this is an old thread, I thought I would share for future readers that American Mensa offers Mensa Admissions Tests for qualification to join Mensa. It is a relatively quick and easy way for people to learn their IQ score. While not free the cost is reasonable, currently $40.
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    First, you can practice on free iq tests.

    For example here:
    http://www.treningmozga.com/tests_iq_en.html

    Then you can pass the paid iq tests.

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