MENSA Admission Test | Episode 1 | Certified IQ Test / Sample Questions & Solutions / Stanford-Binet

Mensa is the largest and oldest high-IQ society in the world. It is a non-profit organisation open to people who score at the 98th percentile or higher on a standardised, supervised IQ or other approved intelligence test. The Mensa Admissions Test is given for the purpose of admission into Mensa and not to quantify intelligence. A qualifying score indicates that you’ve tested at, or above, 98 percent of the general population.
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[@waltpowell4061]

Pat could also like tapes if the rule was that she likes the option with fewer letters.

[@user-uk4jl4ot6y]

This kind of IQ test (admission test) requires background knowledge (US Flag..number of legs on arachnids, knowledge about poison ivy).
The FRT does not require this. So a person, although he/she has English as their mother language, and never went to school, would fail the admission test ! And be labelled as not intelligent. However if the same person went to another country, taking a Mensa FRT test (used in Denmark, Finland, Norway....), which language he could not speak, would be able to become a member of the respective Mensa organization. !!!

[@JoeTavo-uc8vu]

Adding multiplication to question 2 added another step towards the answer which was derived from the division

[@Gdebbie3]

Great video! I would have missed the videos/tapes question.
The explanation for the book question could have been a little more straightforward. 6 people read 2books/hr so 3 people can read 1book/hr therefore 9 hrs = 9 books. No need to divide further into books/person

[@gritskennedy5007]

Also, you are working out equations not asked for regarding solution

[@gritskennedy5007]

You are not explaining anything you are merely saying numbers you are writing down but not explaining your work.