Mensa Norway IQ Test: What Your Score Actually Means
The Mensa Norway test is 35 puzzles in 25 minutes, scored 85–145. Why 145 is a ceiling and not a score, why it can't qualify you for Mensa, and how accurate it really is.
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The Mensa Norway test is 35 puzzles in 25 minutes, scored 85–145. Why 145 is a ceiling and not a score, why it can't qualify you for Mensa, and how accurate it really is.
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