Please note: These so-called IQ tests are presented solely as brain teasers and are intended to provide an enjoyable mental workout; please have fun with them and remember that they are to be used for entertainment only!! |
The Mensa Workout You have a half an hour to answer 30 questions and match wits with Mensa. (Don't worry: Answers with explanations are provided.) This quiz is to be used for entertainment purposes only; it is not an IQ test. (Questions © Abby Salny and/or American Mensa Ltd.)
HONG KONG MENSA has many interesting sections including: Info About Mensa, Puzzles, a spatial design Sample IQ Test, and LINKS.
THE GLOBAL MENSA DIRECTORY British Mensa provides links to Mensa groups and members around the globe as well as a staggering variety of
The Mensa Genius ABC Quiz Book by Alan Stillson (published by Addison Wesley) is now available at most bookstores, including those on the internet, and features word and logic puzzles.
Try a couple sample puzzles -- the answers (as well as the "match wits with Mensa" results) are included: | ||
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Bright Ideas is a newsletter of American Mensa, Ltd. Bright Ideas is about gifted children, and intended primarily for parents, educators and advocates. It is not a publication geared toward children.
Check the GIFTED RESOURCES SECTION for additional material appropriate for intelligent people of all ages.
You also may want to visit Amby's other THINKING SKILL ENHANCERS for an additional mental workout:
Try out Amby's highly recommended collection of
COMPUTER PUZZLE GAMES. These are Triple A Winners ~~ Addictive Appeal Award ~~ tested at great length by local and distant Mensans (some of whom seem to have vanished...).
Check the collection of
ONLINE GAMES with "make your own adventure" stories, trivia games, mazes, visual perception puzzles and other challenges.
There is one puzzle I have designed that is not on the website or in our catalog, yet I consider it one of the very best things I've ever done: the Mensa logo puzzle. It is about 8x8", lasercut acrylic, the familiar round-cornered black square with embedded yellow M and globe. It comes in a nice white gift box with instructions (no solution) and is available to Mensans only. Its 16 pieces (based on combinations of equilateral triangles from size 2 through 6) form not only the logo but also the number 50 (for the 50th anniversary) and the numbers 22 (for Chicago Mensa's 22nd HalloweeM party). It is $39 postpaid, and 10% of the proceeds go to MERF.
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