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Undrwo ([personal profile] knights_say_nih) wrote2008-03-05 09:22 pm

IQ Test

A compilation of some IQ tests-  Give it a go, friends!  And then whenever you have anyone tell you that their IQ is oh so high, ask them some of these questions.  As of number 6 it starts playing with you.

1. Catt is to kitten as cow is to
a) puppy  b) foal  c) orange  d) calf  e) heifer

2.  Which one is the odd one out?
a) hockey  b) exercise  c) tennis  d) football  e) soccer

3.  How many weeks in a year?

4.  If BAD is written 214, how would you write DIG in the same code? ___ ___ ___

5.  What number completes the sequence?  1  2  3  6  9 10 ____

6.  Meat is to potatoes as chitlins are to 
a) peas  b) grites  c) bisquits  d) beer  e) fires

7.  Which is the odd one out?
a) splib  b) blood  c) gray  d) spook  e) black

8.  How many lunar months in a year?
a) 10  b) 12  c)13  d) 15  e) none of these

9. If CAB is pinalam, thana, kuthir, what is FIT in the same code?  ___ ___ ___ 

10.  Bo Diddley is a;
a) game for children  b) down home cheap wine  c) down home singer, d) new dance,  e) Moejoe call

11.  If you throw the dice and 7 is showing on the top, what is facing down?
a) 7, b) snake eyes, c) boxcars, d) little Joes,  e) 11

Answers to the trippy ones

[identity profile] knights-say-nih.livejournal.com 2008-03-06 05:42 am (UTC)(link)
6. From the chitlins and grits test. (b; chitlins and grits are food)

7. From the Black Intelligence Test of Cultural Homogeneity. (b; 'blood')

8. e; lunar months don't add up to a full year

9. The kuuk thaayorre system of counting only goes to three, so the 'numbers' for FIT would be mong mong mong (more, more, more,) or, also acceptable, 'yuur mong' (many more.) This Australian group has consistently scored lowest on 'standard' iq tests everywhere, but how many of the people who administered those tests got this very basic question right?

10. c) down home singer. Used to be on the IQ test as 'common knowledge.'

11. a) 7. Used to be on the IQ test as 'common knowledge.'