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IQ · 26 min
Thirty-six original items across figure matrices, number series, verbal analogies, and spatial rotation. This is the quick form: accuracy by domain and difficulty level, an estimated range clamped to 80–135, then every answer with the pattern behind it—never an invented IQ number.
Personality · 9 min
Map five broad personality dimensions with the public-domain 50-item IPIP markers.
ADHD · 6 min
Twenty-four original everyday statements across attention drift, restlessness, impulsivity, and organisation. Four pattern cards, no total, no cut-off, no diagnosis.
Work · 14 min
Rate 92 work activities across eight interest directions using the public-domain ORVIS.
Learn · 10 min
Thirty questions on agreement, tenses, articles, pronouns, prepositions and punctuation. Free, 10 minutes, a score out of 100 and every answer explained.
Attention · 1 min
Five trials: tap or press Space the moment the box turns green. You get your median, best and mean response in milliseconds on this device, plus early presses.
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Every region explains what it measures before asking a question. See every test by category, try the aptitude test practice, or, with a child, the picture puzzles for ages 5 to 11.
Long-form reasoning tests
8 tests
Reasoning practice
7 tests
Trait maps
9 tests
Adult self-checks, not a diagnosis
10 tests
Mood self-checks, not a diagnosis
1 test
Autism traits self-checks, not a diagnosis
2 tests
Worry and low-mood self-checks, not a diagnosis
6 tests
Workload, recovery and resilience patterns, not a diagnosis
3 tests
English and study skills, scored openly
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Financial literacy, scored openly — no advice
1 test
Reaction and attention tasks
5 tests
Span, recall and recognition tasks
6 tests
Attention patterns
5 tests
Career direction
5 tests
Everyday patterns
8 tests
Communication
4 tests
Lightweight quizzes
2 tests
Biases, Bayes and better judgement
0 tests
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Every test says what it measures, how long it takes and where its items come from before you start.
Native controls, one section at a time, and a progress bar that stays in view.
The whole result, the rule or source behind it, and what it cannot tell you. Collect a stamp for the region if you like.
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Every reasoning test works like this: one right answer, and after the test, the reason it is right.
Which tile completes the grid?
B. Each row keeps one shape and each column keeps one fill. The gap is in the third row and the third column, so it takes that row’s shape and that column’s fill: a filled square.
What comes next? 1, 4, 13, 40, ?
B, 121. Each number is three times the one before, plus one: 1 × 3 + 1 = 4, 4 × 3 + 1 = 13, 13 × 3 + 1 = 40, so the next is 40 × 3 + 1 = 121. 120 forgets the one; 81 and 160 follow other patterns.
Glove is to hand as sock is to ?
B, foot. A glove is worn on the hand and a sock on the foot: each garment and the part of the body it covers. A shoe goes over the sock rather than being what it covers, wool is what it may be made of and a drawer is where it is kept.
For job seekers
Timed verbal, numerical, logical and abstract questions, a different paper every sitting, with the working shown for every answer and a drill for your weakest section.
For children, with a grown-up
Speech sound practice, name tracing sheets, picture puzzles, baby cards and CDC milestone checklists. No ads, no analytics, nothing sent.
See the kids pagesYes. Every test and its full result are free: no paywall in front of the result, no email wall and no card. The site is paid for by advertising on some pages.
It is a set of original reasoning items with a published scoring method. It gives a MyTestAtlas score and an estimated range on the IQ scale from a formula we publish in full, labelled an estimate, because a measured IQ needs a supervised test and a norm sample this site does not have.
No. The ADHD, mood, anxiety, autism and burnout pages are self-checks that name patterns you can bring to a clinician. None has a cut-off, and none can tell you whether you have a condition.
An optional record of which regions of the atlas you have explored: one stamp per category, with the test names and dates. It is kept on this device only after you press Start my passport, or on your account if you sign in, and it never holds answers or scores.
