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一個人的測出來IQ是跟他的經曆有關的,年紀越大越明顯,不是反映天生的能力。
好,先看看IQ的題是怎樣的。。。這裏有幾個例子。。。
現在國內小學生,從二三年級開始就在做類似的題目,當然一看見就腦子自動進入運轉模式,自然考得高。我估計其他東亞國家韓國日本新加坡也是一樣的路數。你讓非洲兄弟沒做過這個的當然做得慢了。
你要沒做過,得半天腦子沒轉過筋來,先讀題讀兩遍。時間可是有限製的。
另外,還有語言的問題,一個外國學生沒有同樣的語言底子,比如這裏麵的例題讓你拚詞,你想出天花來也想不出那個你不認識的詞。
本人當初到美國來,跑到圖書館裏找到個測IQ的冊子,拿個表看著時間做了一遍,得到個129,另一兄弟是科大少年班的,得個120,那家夥大呼肯定是錯的。。。其實吃虧在語言上,我們英文雖然不算太差,考這個試跟在這裏上過中小學的肯定成績大打折扣的,起碼他平時絕對比我聰明不會比我差。。。
37, 34, 31, 28
Answer: 25, the numbers are decreasing by 3
Book is to Reading as Fork is to:
a. drawing
b. writing
c. stirring
d. eating
Answer: d.
Group A
talkative, job, ecstatic
Group B
angry, wind, loquacious
a. talkative and wind
b. job and angry
c. talkative and loquacious
d. ecstatic and angry
Answer: c. Talkative and Loquacious
a. H R G S T
b. R I L S A
c. T O O M T
d. W Q R G S
Answer: b. rails and c. motto
8:4 as 10:
a. 3
b. 7
c.24
d.5
The answer is 5 because 4 is half of 8, and 5 is half of 10.
Other types of questions could be encountered as well. These questions could be any of the following:
- Questions that show pictures of dice and ask which one is different.
- Questions with pictures of shapes in different positions and asked which one does not belong.
- Questions with pictures of Rubik's cubes asking for you to properly sequence the pictures.
- Questions with pictures of unfolded cubes with designs on each cube face asking which of the choices is the image that the unfolded cube would be if it were folded.
- Questions with pictures of unfolded shapes like rectangular prisms and pyramids asking the test taker to identify which 3-dimensional shape the unfolded paper would be once folded.
- Charts in which all boxes are filled with the numbers and the test taker is asked to identify what number is in a missing blank.
- Images of overlapping shapes and the test taker must identify which diagram does not belong.
- Questions that require not only unscrambling a word but then identifying a category to which it belongs.
- Questions that ask for identification of missing pieces.
- An image of a series of figures requiring the test taker to determine which comes next.