Cattel Intelligence Test

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Cattel Intelligence Test

Introduction to Cattel Intelligence Test

Raymond Cattel believed that non -verbal tests are the most appropriate tool for measuring general intelligence. Because in his view, such tests are not dependent on a particular culture, and anyone with any cultural background can respond to them. Cattel Intelligence Test It is one of the most famous international scientific tests.

Cattel Intelligence Test

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And in this one, we find two weird images that are probably a kind of logic behind them.

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Cattel Test Responses:

Answer Question 1:

At each stage, the sum of the distance from the center (the sum of each point's distance) increases. In general, both A and F have the correct distance. There is also a pattern in the number of points (5, 6, 5, 6). So the answer is A.

Answer Question 2:

This is an analogy (1 to 2 and 2 to 4). The only part of sharing the first two houses is that they are made of four lines, so since the third has seven lines, the answer is A or E. The second house only contains circles (geometric shapes) so our answer is. Looking for e.

Answer Question 3:

B and e, because in all other cases, across the diagonal is a shape (regardless of size, rotation, chirality, filling, line style)

Answer Question 4:

We have the same symbol on the two diagonals we can check (from top to bottom, from left to right, around), but we rotate 90 degrees at each step. In the two columns we can examine, we have the same line style throughout the column.

Initially, it seems that A and F both work (A is similar to the first cell, F is larger with darker). But if we look closely, Row 1, Column 3, a dash less than row 2, column 1, meaning two columns have different styles. So we want F that is darker.

Answer Question 5:

The pattern appears to be at the “black -> white -> black” angle. From the top to the bottom, the angle of a constant value increases. The answer is A, only the angle of the more open.

Answer Question 6:

In each diagonal (up to the bottom, from right to left), we have the same style (design, dot, filled). In each row, from left to right, you can imagine that we open the shape step by step. So in the hidden cell in the lower left, we had a quarter of a circle that opened as a semicircle and open it again to form a complete circle. So either A, C, or E.

Now we have to choose which color to fill it. The two colors are different in the first two rows (dark gray and black) so the most logical choice is the third and different color (light gray). And in addition, C and E are exactly the same, so if there is only one correct answer, it cannot be one. So the answer is A.

Answer Question 7:

By reading from left to right, from top to bottom, the shapes of the clockwise rotate along the square edge, one step every time. C, D and E all have the shapes in the right place. Let's see where the long queue should be. By tracking its position at each stage of the last time we saw it in the third cell, it ends in the lower right corner, so the answer is d.

Answer Question 8:

In each row, we have a shape in the middle cell (circle, triangle). On its left side, the middle shape with something attached to the left (square, cross). To the right, we have the middle shape, which separates the connected shape and placed on the right (so there are four lines in the first row, because the square has four sides).

Initially, A and C answers (which are the same) seem good to choose, but there are three problems. First, all other problems had only one right solution. Secondly, the shapes are aligned at the top of the cell, not down. Thirdly, the lines are curved (not a big problem, the form attached to the first cell was a lens, but there is still something different, so a weakness).

The better choice will be F. The only problem is that the square is white instead of gray, but perhaps the shape that does not exist in the lower left cell is black, and then a color pattern at each step brightens.

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