IQ Test for Adults · 1005

Each cyclist's number is related to the time of arrival. What number should the last cyclist have, arriving at 2.30? Answer with a natural number.

Where is the boat leaving from Quay 26 bound for? The options a) to d) in the figure are A to D here.

Find the missing number in this square. Answer with a natural number.

Find the letter that completes this diagram.

Each balloon is sponsored by a newspaper and its number is linked to the name of the paper. What number is on the last balloon (Ethnos)? Answer with a natural number.

Work out the reasoning behind this square and replace the question mark with a number. Answer with a natural number.

Where is the boat leaving from Quay 89 bound for? The options a) to d) in the figure are A to D here.

Find the number to replace the question mark. Answer with a natural number.

Work out the logic behind these squares and find the missing number. Answer with a natural number.

Work out the logic behind these triangles and replace the question mark with a year. Answer with a natural number.

Each tractor has a number and the acreage it ploughs is in brackets. The weights below the tractors have been mixed up. What is the acreage of tractor B? Answer with a natural number.

Where is train No. 428 bound for? The options a) to d) in the figure are A to D here.

Each farmer gets a different tonnage per acre and the tons are somehow related to the letters in his name. How many tons does Grimble get? Answer with a natural number.

Find the letter that should replace the question mark in this square.

All these cars started from the same place and drove to the cities shown. The mileages on the trip meters seem to make no sense. What mileage will the car going to San Francisco show? Answer with a natural number.

The diagram gives the speed, number and distance covered for each balloon. What is the distance for balloon A? Answer with a natural number.

Work out the logic behind these squares and find the missing number. Answer with a natural number.

One of these triangles does not follow the rule of the others. Which one? Choose from the options labelled in the figure.

Which of these squares does not follow the same rule as the others? Choose from the options labelled in the figure.

Find the letter that completes this diagram.