Sample report: what $29.90 gets you
Below is a complete report for a sample test taker we call Jordan, who answered 16 of 20 questions correctly. The questions shown come from our public puzzle set so the real test stays fair.
Cogniva Reasoning Report · Jordan (sample) · Test version reasoning-v1 · Norm v0
Your band: Above average on this test's scale
Estimated IQ range: 110 to 126
This range reflects 20 questions and a margin of ±8 points. It places you on this test's own scale, not against the general population.
Results by pattern type
| Pattern type | Correct | What it tests |
|---|---|---|
| Progression | 5 of 5 | Something changes by the same step across a row |
| Rotation | 4 of 5 | A shape turns by a fixed angle |
| Combination | 4 of 5 | Two cells combine into the third |
| Distribution | 3 of 5 | Each element appears once per row and column |
You were strongest on Progression. Distribution cost you the most points: you missed 2 of 5, and in both you picked an option that repeated an element already in the row.
Every mistake, explained
Puzzle D-3 (Distribution) · You chose B · Correct answer: E
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- B
- C
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- E
- F
The rule. Each row and each column has one star, circle, and hexagon and one tiny, medium, and very large shape.
Why B looked right. This row already has a star.
Next time. List what each row already has, then pick the one value the row is missing.
Puzzle C-4 (Combination) · You chose A · Correct answer: C
- A
- B
- C
- D
- E
- F
The rule. The third panel in each row keeps the marks that appear in only one panel.
Why A looked right. It keeps every mark from both panels.
Next time. Compare the first two panels mark by mark, then test each rule on the third panel.
Your report explains every question you missed. Jordan's full report has 4 explanations; we show 2 here.
Your 7-day practice plan
Your practice plan starts with Distribution puzzles, the type that cost you the most points. Each day takes about 10 minutes: one method and 3 new puzzles.
- Day 1 · Start with Distribution
Read the method, then solve 3 practice puzzles. - Day 2 · Distribution, one step harder
3 puzzles. Use the method from day 1 on each one. - Day 3 · Combination
Read the method, then solve 3 puzzles. - Day 4 · Mixed practice
3 puzzles from different types. Name the type before you solve it. - Day 5 · Two rules at once
3 puzzles where two things change together. Solve one rule at a time. - Day 6 · Progression, harder
3 harder puzzles in your strongest type. - Day 7 · Checkpoint
3 puzzles across your types, then your practice so far next to your test.
What this report does not tell you
It is not a clinical or medical test, it doesn't predict your career, and it doesn't measure processing speed. It isn't valid for hiring, admissions or any clinical use. It describes how you did on these 20 puzzles on this test's own scale.
How the range is calculated is on the methodology page, and every price is on the pricing page.