Mensa Test: See How Many Did You Get Right?

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In summary, two people achieved full marks on the MENSA genius test. The questions and answers seem nonsensical and unrelated to intelligence.
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http://www.mensa-test.com/
According to MENSA, if you get 19 + of these, you are a "genius".
Only 2 MENSA members achieved full marks. See how well you do.
How many did you get right?
I got 7/33 so far
 
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OMG, I looked at the answers, this is assinine. Oh right, this is Mensa. :rolleyes: If you think like we do, you're a genius. :smile:

If you can answer the EVO quiz, you're a genius! Betcha the MENSA people will fail because they don't know what I'm thinking. OY.

2 E on M C H

M is C W

I ETM = I FB
 
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scott1, I think this is great, this would stump anyone, don't get me wrong. It's just the mentality that goes behind these tests that get me.

Ok, I can post the link to the answers. I somehow doubt this is actually a MENSA test, it makes no sense and has nothing to do with intelligence.

edit:Just as I thought, this is not a MENSA test, the website belongs to some yayhoo in Bulgaria. :smile:

Here's a link to the answer (look at your own risk) http://www.chesskit.com/miscellaneous/quiz.php
 
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There should be some sort of time limit, no? I'm at 14 and getting stumped.
 
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this is a real mensa test
http://www.mensa.org/workout2.php?PHPSESSID=ae4c2d4b921a4b139636175430340d0f

or you could try ronald hoeflin's difficult hoeflin power test.

http://www.eskimo.com/~miyaguch/titan.html
 
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I got 23 on the one The Professional linked. Those anagram problems and some of the sequence problems always get me.

Only got 13 on the first test though.
 
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I got 15 so far on the first test. What in the hell is 13 L in a B D? I am pretty sure that B D is *highlight* Bakers Dozen, but what is the L?
 
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mattmns said:
I got 15 so far on the first test. What in the hell is 13 L in a B D? I am pretty sure that B D is *highlight* Bakers Dozen, but what is the L?
er...Loafs? Or is it Loaves?
 
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Yeah that is what I first put, loafs.

edit... BAH it is Loaves, you were right!
 
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Evo said:
OMG, I looked at the answers, this is assinine. Oh right, this is Mensa. :rolleyes: If you think like we do, you're a genius. :smile:
If you can answer the EVO quiz, you're a genius! Betcha the MENSA people will fail because they don't know what I'm thinking. OY.
2 E on M C H
M is C W
I ETM = I FB
grrr! this has got to be about hardware and protocols-- or cooking! Tough nut to crack!:cool:
 
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The_Professional said:
this is a real mensa test
http://www.mensa.org/workout2.php?PHPSESSID=ae4c2d4b921a4b139636175430340d0f

or you could try ronald hoeflin's difficult hoeflin power test.

http://www.eskimo.com/~miyaguch/titan.html

20 out of 30 for the mensa workout and I was not trying to hard.

It is very heavily math related... not to hard.
 
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Math Is Hard said:
grrr! this has got to be about hardware and protocols-- or cooking! Tough nut to crack!:cool:
Ok. I will give the answers

2 E on M C H - 2 Ears on My Cat's Head
M is C W - Moose is Crazy Wild (Moose is my crazy cat)
I ETM = I FB this one will have to wait :devil:
 
  • #13
Gasp! ...made it to the 19 threshold...dizzy...sweating profusely...nose bleeding...

But yeah, no time limit? This seems more like a test of creative thinking than problem solving.
 
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I ETM = I FB this one will have to wait

I Evo The Monitor am 1 fantastic Babe. ?

Come on! show a little modesty! :approve:
 
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Homer Simpson said:
I Evo The Monitor am 1 fantastic Babe. ?
Come on! show a little modesty! :approve:
Yes, that's it! :smile:
 
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There are so 8 Toes on an Owl! They have no imagnation. :rolleyes:

Nevermind, I'm officially a genius. I can stop thinking now. And since they didn't specify, I'm counting the one that was given. Is that wrong?
 
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The_Professional said:
this is a real mensa test
http://www.mensa.org/workout2.php?PHPSESSID=ae4c2d4b921a4b139636175430340d0f

Got 28. The months really stumped me. And I insist that tea-light, tea-time and tea-break are perfectly good English words (guess the hyphen is illegal)
 
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Evo said:
I ETM = I FB
If ever tribdog's manhood approaches I'd faint, blushing.
 
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tribdog said:
If ever tribdog's manhood approaches I'd faint, blushing.
:smile: :smile:
 
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Is Evo/tribdog making parallel intercourse fantasy? Barely.
 
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Evo said:
Ok. I will give the answers
2 E on M C H - 2 Ears on My Cat's Head
:
I knew it was 2 ears somthing
 
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I got 25, officially, but I'm certain it should be 27.
It won't accept my answers for 24 and 28
24: 13 loaves in a baker's dozen
28: 23 prophesies of christ in the holy bible

What's going on here?

Given time I think I could get a couple more. I can't believe only two people got them all, given no time limit.
 
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Chi Meson said:
I got 25, officially, but I'm certain it should be 27.
It won't accept my answers for 24 and 28
It didn't accept a couple of my answers too. On #24, you have to misspell the B-word (omit the apostrophe to make it work).

Another one that I recall it not accepting was the 52 c in a p (w j).
 
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You can't test intelligence anyway, too complicated, if there's a standardised test for creativity you can be damn sure it doesn't test it. IQ tests mostly test your education level after age 12. They are and always have been redundant for testing other than for illegitamately labeling people of course.:rolleyes:

Mensa: I would never join a club that would accept me as a member:-p
 
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Gokul43201 said:
It didn't accept a couple of my answers too. On #24, you have to misspell the B-word (omit the apostrophe to make it work).

Another one that I recall it not accepting was the 52 c in a p (w j).
It accepts it...it's without, not with. :wink:

I got 25 on both (the one in the opening post, and the first one in The Professional's post). I'm still working on the rest of the ones in the opening post one though. Must...resist...peeking...at...answers...
 
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Chi Meson said:
I got 25, officially, but I'm certain it should be 27.
It won't accept my answers for 24 and 28
24: 13 loaves in a baker's dozen
28: 23 prophesies of christ in the holy bible

What's going on here?

Given time I think I could get a couple more. I can't believe only two people got them all, given no time limit.
28 is wrong, that's why it won't take it. :smile: I, of all people, should have gotten it, but I too got stuck thinking H B was Holy Bible (given all the other answers based on the Bible). :rolleyes:

I finally peeked at the answers, and other than #28, that I really should have gotten, and #12 that I've at least heard of, the rest I missed I would have never in a million years figured out because I just didn't know those bits of trivia.
 
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Moonbear said:
28 is wrong, that's why it won't take it. :smile: I, of all people, should have gotten it, but I too got stuck thinking H B was Holy Bible (given all the other answers based on the Bible). :rolleyes:
I finally peeked at the answers, and other than #28, that I really should have gotten, and #12 that I've at least heard of, the rest I missed I would have never in a million years figured out because I just didn't know those bits of trivia.
I did a quick google, and well, there are a heck of a lot more than 23 prophesies of Christ in the Bible. Some are counting into the hundreds, so I guess it's not that. And so, they dropped the apostrophe on the B-word? I guess it's a point of discussion whether or not it's is posessive or plural B-word (or posessive-plural).

Still haven't peeked, and I'm at 29.
"I am so smart! I am so smart! S-M-R-T!"

Edit: Ha! It's 30! Took a stab at "9 P in SA" Got it.

It won't accept "23 pints of cider in a hump back" What's wrong with this?

Pretty soon I'll be too smart to join Mensa.

(Please note that this is sarcastic bravado; this just happens to be the kind of puzzle I'm good at).
 
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Moonbear said:
It accepts it...it's without, not with.
That is what I put in. I've done way too many problems in probability to not know how many cards there are in a pack - not to mention an earlier life where I played a ton of bridge !

28 is wrong, that's why it won't take it. I, of all people, should have gotten it
Thanks to that clew, I now know what this is.
 
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OK, I give up at 30.

I looked at the answers.
I never would have gotten "6 B to an O in C"

Might have gotten 32 P of C in the H B if I thought a bit longer; I'll never know.

I still feel stupid for not getting 13: ("32 is the T in D F at which W F")
No matter how well you do on these things, you end up feeling like a bonehead!
 
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Gokul43201 said:
That is what I put in. I've done way too many problems in probability to not know how many cards there are in a pack - not to mention an earlier life where I played a ton of bridge !
Oh...hmm...I thought that might be a likely slip-up if someone was tired. It took it when I wrote it...must be mistyped in some other way. Maybe a space is missing or extra around the parentheses?
 

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