The Complete Book of Intelligence Tests by Philip Carter

The book "The Complete Book of Intelligence Tests" is written by Philip Carter and contains on 500 exercises to improve, upgrade and enhance your mind strength.

The book "The Complete Book of Intelligence Tests" is an IQ work out series and contains many IQ related questions with answers in detail in the last of the book.

This book is very important for those who want to join any army in the world as a commissioned officer especially in Pakistan Army. If you want to join Pakistan Army as an officer not as a soldier then you have to be appeared in the ISSB test which questions are similar to this book and you can easily pass the ISSB test because your IQ level will be high once you have read and understand this book.

Topics of Contents

1 Introduction 1

Aspects of intelligence 3
Intelligence quotient (IQ) 7
Test 1.1 IQ test 11

2 Specific aptitude tests 25

Section I ^ Verbal aptitude 28
Test 2.1 Synonym test A 28
Test 2.2 Synonym test B 30
Test 2.3 Antonym test A 31
Test 2.4 Antonym test B 33
Test 2.5 Analogy test A 34
Test 2.6 Analogy test B 36
Test 2.7 Classification test 38
Test 2.8 Comprehension 40
Test 2.9 Advanced verbal test A ^ multi-discipline 41
Test 2.10 Advanced verbal test B ^ anagrams 46
Section II ^ Numerical aptitude 49
Test 2.11 Numerical sequence test 49
Test 2.12 Mental arithmetic 51
Test 2.13 Working with numbers 53
Test 2.14 Advanced numerical aptitude test 56
Section III ^ Technical aptitude 60
Test 2.15 Technical aptitude test 60
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3 Logical reasoning 67

Test 3.1 Pure logic 67
Test 3.2 Progressive matrices test 70
Test 3.3 Advanced logic test 79

4 Creativity 84

Test 4.0 Creativity personality test 88
Section I ^ Imagination 91
Test 4.1 Imaginative shapes 93
Test 4.2 Wild imagination 94
Test 4.3 Creative logic 95
Test 4.4 The bucket test 101
Section II ^ Lateral thinking 102
Test 4.5 Lateral thinking test 102
Test 4.6 Lateral thinking exercises 105
Section III ^ Problem solving 108
Test 4.7 Problem-solving exercises 110

5 Emotional intelligence 114

Test 5.1 Anxious or relaxed 116
Test 5.2 Extrovert or introvert 120
Test 5.3 Optimist or pessimist 127
Test 5.4 Self-confidence 131
Test 5.5 Tough or tender 138

6 Memory 144

Test 6.1 Pattern recognition A 145
Test 6.2 Word association 145
Test 6.3 Verbal dexterity and memory test ^
anagrams 146
Test 6.4 Number=shape recognition 147
Test 6.5 Pattern recognition B 147
Test 6.6 Instructions 148
Test 6.7 Pattern recognition C 148
Test 6.8 Shopping list 148
The Complete Book of Intelligence Tests
ivTest 6.9 Attention to detail 149
Test 6.10 Memorizing an address 149

7 Answers, explanations and assessments 150

8 Hints  205

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