The most common would probably be a Wechsler test. Depending on your age it would be the WISC IV (6-16 yrs of age) or WAIS III (16-74 yrs of age) or WPPSI III (preschool age).

This test will give you a nonverbal, verbal, working memory, processing speed, and IQ score.

There are also nonverbal tests, where the examiner uses gestures to communicate with the examinee. There are a series of subtests that measure memory and reasoning skills completed using pictures and manipulatives. These tests are typically used when the examinee has difficulty hearing or speaking, but can be used in a variety of other situations as well.

Try to stay away from brief intelligence tests, most of the time the score is different from the scores on a full battery test.

Usually psychologists are the people who give the IQ tests. I would contact a psychologist in your area, if they cannot/will not test you, I’m sure they could give you the name of someone who would. Some universities give IQ testing as well, you could check there too.

Hope I have helped you!

percetual abilties

working memory

processing speed

realize that no test on the internet include these domains, but have fun taking an on-line test that has been designed for “entertainment purposes only”.

http://www.funeducation.com/products/iqtest/intro.asp?source=google

http://www.thefreeiqtest.com/?tag=googtext-tfiqt-1&pop=no&gclid=CMOgocWR640CFQlQWAodrDd1sA

http://www.iqtest.com/

IQ tests consist of questions that require use of problem solving and challenge, as opposed to knowledge.