The Zolmega Test
Such score is attained approximately by
33.6% people
Your IQ score falls into one of seven different classifications, assuming the Wechsler Adult Intelligence Scale is used. The basic classifications their and deviations are:
- 130 and above Very Superior
- 120 to 129 Superior
- 109 to 119 High Average
- 90 to 109 Average
- 80 and 89 Low Average
- 70 and 79 Borderline
- 69 and below Extremely Low
Test Explanation
The Zolmega Test is a high-range IQ assessment granting a score of up to 148. There is no time limit and the assessment consists of a series of 20 alphanumerical items.
Your score is determined through a range of questions involving numerical logic, symmetry, basic mathematics, abstract reasoning within a logical framework, and series identification.
As one of the longer and more complex IQ assessments, it is recommended that you spend a minimum of two hours on the test.
You’re allowed to take notes and make written calculations, and pocket calculators are also allowed. Discussing the test is prohibited and solutions should not be directly sought from thirty-party sources as this compromises the accuracy of the test completely. You are however allowed to use external references to clarify.
Only the first and second results are accepted as accurate. Good luck with your free Zolmega Test and remember - take the time to completely clarify the question within your perceptual understanding before attempting to solve each item.
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Introduction
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A Brief History of Intelligence Testing
- Early Developments
- Alfred Binet and the invention of the modern IQ test
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IQ Testing Today
- The spread of intelligence: IQ scores and the bell curve
- Standard deviation: How common — or uncommon — is your score?
- IQ scores and labels: How many points equals a genius?
- IQ testing and reliability: Can we trust IQ tests to give consistent results?
- IQ testing and validity: Do IQ tests actually measure intelligence?
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IQ and You
- IQ scores and job status
- IQ scores and job performance
Concluding Thoughts
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Tests’ Results
- Standard IQ Test 124
- CFIQ Test 117
- Numerics-A Test 125
- Numerics-B Test 114
- Spatial X IQ Test 115
- The Intellecta (IQ) Test 115
- Logics - 20 (IQ) Test 119
- Lensa IQ Test 130
- Standard IQ Test 129
- Spatial X IQ Test 122
- Matrix-G IQ Test 127
- The Zeuro IQ Test 120
- The Zolmega Test 99
- The Nomega Test 105
- The Astral-IQ Test 123
- The Matematricius Test 106
- The Nomega Test 116
- The Astral-IQ Test 125
- Standard IQ Test 129
- Numerics-A Test 117
- Numerics-B Test 114
- The Zolmega Test 99
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The Zolmega Test
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