Pictures & patterns
Visual reasoning
Look at how shapes move and change, then choose the missing piece.
6 sets · 60 questions
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BQ offers short, self-paced reasoning exercises. Choose pictures or written clues, try ten questions, then learn from the explanations.
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Pictures & patterns
Look at how shapes move and change, then choose the missing piece.
6 sets · 60 questions
Explore visual setsWords & clues
Read a few clues, connect the facts, and choose the answer that follows.
6 sets · 60 questions
Explore logical setsA separate timed activity
Prefer a timed test? Try 35 visual questions in 25 minutes. Result options, including any paid detailed result, are explained before you start. Practice sets above are free learning activities.
About the IQ testLearn mode offers hints as you go. Challenge mode keeps explanations until the end.
Each set has ten questions. Choose an answer, then check or save it.
See why each answer fits. Retry missed questions when you are ready.
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Learn mode offers a method reminder or a hint before you check an answer, then explains the solution. Challenge mode saves explanations for the end. Both are free and untimed; neither produces an IQ score.
Read Learn the method on the set card. Use only the stated facts, sketch groups or positions, and check each option against every clue. In Learn mode, open the hint or method reminder before checking your answer.
Your latest session saves automatically on this browser when storage is available. Return to the visual or logical practice page and choose Resume practice or View result. Each saves its own latest attempt. Starting a different set or a mistake retry replaces that saved session. Clearing browser data removes it; it does not sync to another device.
Review why each answer follows, then retry the questions you missed. The score describes this attempt only. Remembering answers can improve a retry score, so try another set to practise applying the method to unfamiliar clues.
All current visual and logical practice sets, method lessons, hints, and explanations are free. The IQ test is a separate activity with its own result options, explained before you begin.