Resquites High-Range Tests

The tests

Which test is right for you?

All four measure fluid reasoning with original problems: no vocabulary, no trivia, nothing that can be looked up. They differ in format, timing and the part of the scale where they measure best.

Side by side

THETISRUFITQUADRAVA-FRPROTEUS
FormatOnline, adaptive multiple choiceOnline, multiple choice (8 options)Paper, constructed answersPaper, constructed answers
Problems20–45 (about 30)3640, in four sections40, in six worlds
TimeUntimed (25–45 minutes typical)35 or 60 seconds per question (about 29 minutes)UntimedUntimed
Best rangeAbout IQ 65–220, scale to 250Norm IQ 115–190 (observed to 169)About IQ 122–173About IQ 136–184, nominal 250
ScoringInstant, item response theoryInstant, published normBy the author, within 14 daysBy the author, within 14 days
FeeUS$19.99 per sessionUS$50, including a society application reviewUS$30 scoring feeUS$30 scoring fee
CertificatePDF, verifiable onlinePDF, verifiable onlineScore report by emailScore report by email
RetakesYes, new puzzles every timeOne attemptOne attemptForm B retest after six months
SocietiesAll fourNereid, AphoticNereidAll four

Choosing in one minute

  • You want your IQ today, at any level: THETIS. Its practice module shows every puzzle type first.
  • You think fast and want a clock: RUFIT, the timed test, with norms published in 2021.
  • You are gifted and new to high-range tests: QUADRAVA-FR.
  • You want the hardest test there is: PROTEUS, untimed, for as long as it takes.
  • You want to join a society: see the admission criteria; THETIS may be retaken until you qualify.

Two measures are better than one. Each test measures with a margin of error. Taking two different tests, for example THETIS and RUFIT, or THETIS and PROTEUS, gives a firmer picture of where your reasoning stands than any single score.