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An Intelligence Quotient Test, or IQ Test, determines a test taker's general problem-solving ability and concept comprehension. The test taker must complete the IQ test to his best ability. IQ tests consist of memory recall, spatial, math, logic and language abilities, which are measured and compared to a median score. more »
Everett Franklin Lindquest introduced the ACT in 1959. Its purpose was to compete with the SAT, a cognitive reasoning test for college admissions. The ACT was a practical knowledge test that measured a student's knowledge of high school curriculum work. Today, the 215 multiple-choice test is still curriculum based and a general... more »
Intelligent quotient (IQ) tests have been used for more than a century to determine whether an individual scores in the normal range of intelligence. For the average American, a score of 100 on an IQ test is considered to be normal, with the scale ranging from 0-150. A score of more than than 140 is considered genius level. IQ tests... more »
Understanding the ASVAB and how the military uses the results can be a bit tricky. There are 3 versions. The High School Version is officially called Form 18/19. It's a paper-based ASVAB commonly given to juniors and seniors in high school. There is then the Paper ASVAB for recruiting, officially known as Forms 20-22. This version is... more »
A Histogram provides an effective means for displaying measurement data in graphical form and provides a better understanding of the distribution of the data. A histogram is constructed by recording the scale of individual measurements (height, weight, IQ, test scores, etc.) on the horizontal axis of the graph and the scale for the... more »
An aptitude test gauges whether you are ready for an advanced level of training (usually...
When you take an IQ test you want to get the best score possible. People with low IQ scores may be categorized as unintelligent, even if that's... more »
If you have ever wondered how your family would be taken care of in the event you were abducted by aliens, a Florida company has a solution.... more »
We all like to think that we’re smart, but how can we prove it? Calculating your IQ can do you a lot of good. Yes, having a high IQ gives... more »
It may come as surprise to learn that IQ tests probably don't measure intelligence at all, at least not the kind of intelligence that a person... more »
The Wonderlic Test is commonly used during the hiring process of many American institutions, most notably the National Football League. A short... more »
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