IQ Test for Adults · 1942

Which is the odd one out? Choose from the options labelled in the figure.

Jim won 30 pounds on the horses, which meant he had five times more money than if he had lost 30 pounds. How many pounds did Jim have before he won the 30 pounds? Answer with a natural number.

Which is the odd one out? Choose from the options labelled in the figure.

How many times must the large cog revolve before all the cogs are back at their starting position? The cogs have 13, 7, 6 and 3 teeth. Answer with a natural number.

Which anagram will not spell out a clothing material?

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

Each car's number is related to its driver's name. Which number will the car driven by Pascal have? Answer with a natural number.

Work out the logic behind this square and find the missing number. Answer with a natural number.

Work out the logic behind the letter square and find the missing letter.

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

Find the letter that should replace the question mark.

Work out the logic behind these triangles and find the letter that should replace the question mark.

Work out the reasoning behind these squares and replace the question mark with a number. Answer with a natural number.

Find the number that should replace the question mark. Answer with a natural number.

The units of petrol sold are related to each car number plate. How many units will the car with plate K948SGN buy? Answer with a natural number.

Work out the logic behind this star and find the letter that replaces the question mark. Answer with a single capital letter (English alphabet A-Z).

Work out the logic behind these triangles and find the letter that replaces the question mark. Answer with a single capital letter (English alphabet A-Z).

Work out the logic behind these crosses and find the letter that replaces the question mark. Answer with a single capital letter (English alphabet A-Z).

Can you find what number is missing from this circle? Answer with a natural number.

Work out the logic behind these crosses and find the letter that replaces the question mark. Answer with a single capital letter (English alphabet A-Z).