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The test is updated with remarks and suggestions of . Thanks to them. Don’t be afraid to make critical observations and suggestions.

There is no time limit; you can use all what you want: books, calculator, computer, internet…, corrections and additions are accepted but no discussion with others, no help from no one and in no way.

Requisites : logic, imagination, shrewdness, minimal general knowledge, and a very good sense of observation. Send your answers to laurent7171@ibelgique.com

Or to the following address: Laurent Dubois, rue Beaulieusart, 148, Fontaine-L’Evêque, 6140, Belgium.

Please include your name, age, gender, e-mail address, and native language. If relevant, please list scores on previously-taken IQ tests, along with the names of the tests. It’s important to normalize the “916 test”. Thanks for your comprehension.

The maximum possible score is 30 points: 10 for subtest A, 2 for subtest B and 18 for subtest C.

In order to take in account non expected but pertinent answers, and with regard for consistency before the ultimate up to date of this Beta version, I decided to set up two scores: a raw score with my expected solutions and a relative score with unexpected but pertinent solutions.

The correction is free.

WARNING

YOU HAVE TO CHOOSE THE MOST BASIC AND THE MOST GENERAL SOLUTION WHEN THERE IS CONFUSION

A potentially infinite series is indicated by the points of suspension; the hyphens indicate the number of elements (not asked) after the question mark; otherwise, there is logically nothing else possible after the last element

THE ENTIRE SUBTESTS A AND B, AND THE MOST PART OF SUBTEST C REQUIRE ABSOLUTELY NO KNOWLEDGE.

1) N ¥ Z ?

2) CEDGF : 25 : : EGFIH : ?

3) ---

6) 5 5 5 5 4 4 4 3 3 2 ?

8) 9 I 9 : I 6 I : : 8 8 8 : ?

9) 0 O O 0 O 0 0 O O O 0 0 O O 0 0 0 O O ? ? ?…

10)

1) M 5 6 P 2 K ?

2) 6 P M 9 7 D ?

3) 9 9 2 1 3 4 Y ?

4) 0 O 000 O 0 O X ?

5) A A A A A A 3 ?

6) 2 1 2 1 2 I ?

7) M N F A S C ?

8) 6 1 6 0 0 5 9 1 ?

9) D Y X 3 I C 1 K ?

10) ?Y X 3 I C 1 K K

2) X ? X = C

3) QED?

Q = QUOD

E = ERAT

D = DEMONSTRANDUM

QED = QUOD ERAT DEMONSTRANDUM

4) Corpore : Naso :: Mens : ?

5) Common point (meaning): 100 language 300000 Ut

6) Which are the arcs of the circle ?

7) What question does this question ask?

8) What word can you form?

9) 18 14 12 8 6 4 ?

10) Another square by moving one line.

11) The sequence: “sequence, sequence” is being repeated; the sequence: “sequence, sequence” is being repeated. What is the sequence ?

12) By moving one digit on the other side of the equal, and without other modification, make the equation correct

3013 = 10

13) What is not clear in this enigma? (I could write it white on black)

Solution:

Sub-solution:

14) Common point (meaning): Sonata Tale Rite Indian

Sub-solution:

Solution:

15) How does this series, potentially infinite, continue?

1 2 4 8 16 31 37 ?…

16) How can you detect a time two times faster, i.e. if all entities in the universe, you included, moved and grew old suddenly two times faster, without any knowledge in science and without sophisticated measuring apparatus?

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