- PriceFree
- CategoryEducation
- Versions1 archived
- Installable1 of 1
- AvailabilityStill on the App Store
- SellerEknath Kadam
- Bundle IDcom.eknathkadam.JQuizLite
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.
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Report an issue"Don't be fooled, these simple questions can captivate you until your brain is humming. Decide if your skill is numerical, verbal or spatial." - The Telegraph
"The Most Comprehensive IQ Test on the App Store."
Included in "500 Mus Have Apps".
Improve your IQ with this innovative app. In addition to measuring your general IQ, our exclusive test assesses your performance in 13 different areas of intelligence, revealing your key cognizant strengths and weaknesses. These areas are:
Analogy Blood Relationship Classification Coding - Decoding Direction Sense Logical Reasoning Mathematical Operations Number, Ranking and Sequence Pattern Recognition Series Statement & Conclusions Venn Diagrams Visualization
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Check out Full Version with 930 test questions ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ TEST RESULTS WITH EXPLANATION: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A summary of the test is presented at the end of each test. It shows you the time you took, the score, which questions you answered correctly and where you were wrong, explanation for almost every question.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ PROGRESS METER: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The app records your progress as you start practicing different areas of intelligence. It shows you a beautifully animated bar chart so that you can track your weak areas and retry the questions you answered incorrectly.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ VERY EASY TO USE: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The sleek user interface allows you to choose from possible answers. You don't need to press too many buttons or encounter any alert messages. The app is very interactive and needs minimum user input. Innovative use of iPhone's small screen real estate.
~~~~~~~~~~~ FEATURE LIST: ~~~~~~~~~~~ • Choose number of questions you would like in each test. • Beautiful pie chart and bar chart keeps track of how you are performing in a particular topic, and retry the questions you answered incorrectly. • Choose your own timer settings. • Cool sound effects. (You can turn them off if desired.) • Special algorithm that randomizes questions every time you take a test.
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Chart History
Ratings Over Time
| Date | Version | Rating | Ratings | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| April 18, 2010 | 2.5 | — | 6,387 | Free |
| May 28, 2011 | 3.2 | — | 13,800 | Free |
| July 8, 2012 | — | — | 14,450 | Free |
| May 10, 2013 | — | — | 14,490 | Free |
From archived App Store listing data, captured by the Wayback Machine.
Archived Reviews
8 of 25I would like to think of this app as a rough draft for an app with lots of potential. It is easy to navigate and has interesting and engaging categories. However, many of the questions are either worded wrong or have wrong answers. It is very frustrating to come upon these errors. It is as if the developer was trying to rush the app out without going over his own work.
This app helps you become more familiar with the thinking patterns used to answer most IQ questions on official tests. It serves as a great aid in improving your puzzle solving skills. I am not sure if the scoring system is accurate or not, because I scored an unusually high score of 152. I've realized the timer is irrelevant in your final score because I answered 38/50 questions correctly and so did my friend. The thing is, both of us took completely different time periods to finish the test yet scored the same score of 152. Clearly, time is not a factor that contributes to your final score meaning the timer is pointless. This also led to the conclusion that for each question you get correct, 4 points is added to your final score. Think about it- I got 38 questions correct and 38 x 4=152. IQ tests are based off how intelligent you are compared to everyone else. A score of 152 would make me 1 in 2,000 according to random sources on google. I do not believe I am that intelligent. If this test were accurate, then the mean of most test takers should be 100. Based off of my leaderboard position, the score of 152 set me in the 11th percentile. The significance of that means I scored higher than 89% of other users, meaning 11% scored higher than me. If that's case, I do not fit the "genius" definition as only the top .3% of the population are geniuses. This would set my legitamate score as ~119. The scores are definitely inflated- and that is a issue.
best best best
It was difficult to use
The overall concept and layout of breaking intelligence out into cleanly, identifiable sectors is brilliant. With that being said, grammar and context conveyed in the Visualization test (a purchasable add-on) is sloppy and careless. Define the variation between mirror imaging and water imaging to the user. It appears that questions were worded by someone having knowledge of English as a second language and may have missed (or neglected to add) certain nuances. Programming and ease of use is fluid...not bad. Most importantly, at the end of the test, I'm not connected to rankings or any other meaningful analytics. People don't want to pay to take a test and hear they got a certain percentage correct without seeing the relationship between that and a metric that ranks them against their peers. Don't lost sight of the app's proposition offering as a whole.
It is very thorough, gives you a lot of questions, allows review, gives explanations, and there aren't tons of annoying ads! When I am finished with the free version, I will definitely buy the add ons :)
Let's just say the IQ of the person creating the questions can't be all that high. I got one question wrong that went something like this- Hand:elbow::leg:? The answer (according to this app) was "knee". The rationale was that an ELBOW IS A JOINT IN A HAND AND A KNEE IS A JOINT IN A LEG! Well, now I know the answer to the age-old question, "can one kiss their own elbow?" The answer is: Yes! Just kiss your own hand. Eyeroll...
Excellent researched format of questions and results within specified time
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