Cognitive Entry Test
PrimaryA modern 80-question mixed reasoning assessment modeled after the Otis Gamma tradition and updated for contemporary online scoring.
- Format
- 80 mixed items
- Time limit
- 30 minutes
- Best for
- Primary score profile
IQ Tests
Start the primary 80-question Cognitive Entry Test, take the free Adaptive IQ Test or ICAR-16, or try timed mixed, verbal, numerical, animated, and visual matrix reasoning tests.
A modern 80-question mixed reasoning assessment modeled after the Otis Gamma tradition and updated for contemporary online scoring.
A 39-question culture fair visual reasoning test with new questions every day and a free result estimate.
The original public-domain 16-item ICAR short form, covering verbal, series, matrix, and three-dimensional rotation reasoning.
A 50-question, 12-minute mixed-reasoning test covering verbal, numerical, logical, visual, and detail-checking tasks.
A 36-item nonverbal visual reasoning assessment built from original matrix-style items.
A free 36-item animated 3D relation test built around motion, shape, color, count, rotation, and path patterns.
A 36-item symbolic relation-learning assessment where you learn a compact glyph rule system, then apply it to visible object rows.
A free 60-item verbal abstraction test covering lexical precision, analogies, semantic exclusion, polysemy, deduction, and defined-term reasoning.
A free 60-item numerical induction test covering sequences, digit rules, symbolic operations, grids, constraints, and high-ceiling quantitative problems.
Open Assessments
Construct the missing cell in 24 calibrated matrix items from the Open Matrices Item Bank.
Identify the image that completes each visual pattern in the original open-source 36-item TestMyBrain form.
Choose the closest synonym for each word in the original open-source 30-item moderate form.
Recall increasingly long digit sequences in the same order in which they appeared.
Recall increasingly long digit sequences in reverse order.
Use a symbol-number key to make as many accurate matches as possible in 90 seconds.
Track several moving targets among identical distractors across 18 scored trials.
Learn 25 word pairs, complete a brief retention interval, then identify each paired word.
Forward, backward, and ordered recall of short digit and mixed symbol sequences.
Recall spatial block sequences in forward or backward order.
Decide whether a rotated binary matrix is the same pattern or a changed pattern.
Make speeded same-different judgments for compact binary patterns.
Study a binary pattern, retain it briefly, then select its exact match.
Classify four symbols quickly and accurately using a stable two-choice mapping.
Complete historical 1918 U.S. Army Alpha Form 5 with eight timed sections and its original raw-score ratings.
The complete 1922 Otis self-administering examination with its original 30-minute limit and revised 1928 scoring.
Complete 1920 Scale A, Form 1 with five timed sections and its original published raw scoring.
The complete seven-test 1918 nonverbal Army Beta Form 0 with its original performance tasks and raw-score ratings.
Focused Subtests
Timed arithmetic and short numerical word problems.
Applied quantitative reasoning.
Spatial route, orientation, and rotation reasoning.
Three-dimensional stack enumeration.
Visual part assembly from discrete spatial fragments.
Graph-structure correspondence and relational mapping.
Visual set transformation and rule transfer.
Deductive and conditional inference.
Symbolic balance and visual-equation reasoning.
Artificial micro-language rule learning.
Lexical similarity task.
Lexical opposition task.
Semantic relation and analogy reasoning.
Sentence-context completion and constraint sensitivity.
Category boundary and classification reasoning.
General knowledge retrieval across science, history, language, civics, and culture.
Word retrieval from semantic cues.
Timed visual scanning and same-symbol detection.
Symbol-key association speed and accuracy.