Start with the task you actually completed
A reasoning challenge can tell you how many of its questions you solved. It can show the steps in a deduction, a numerical pattern you missed or a spatial rule you used successfully. Those are concrete observations about a particular exercise.
Wabiro selects 18 original puzzles across six categories. Your result shows correct answers, attempts and category performance. A category contains only three questions in one session, so it is a prompt for practice rather than a broad cognitive conclusion.
A standardized IQ needs more
An IQ score needs a documented instrument and an appropriate interpretation against reference data, under its required testing conditions. Renaming a puzzle accuracy percentage does not create those conditions. Mensa distinguishes informal practice from qualifying, supervised testing.
Wabiro does not provide a clinical IQ score, percentile or intelligence ranking. Its puzzles are original; referencing Mensa’s explanation does not imply Mensa approval or endorsement.
Practise an approach, not a label
For a missed puzzle, name the rule you overlooked, work through the explanation and try a new example. Ask whether you made an assumption that the question did not supply. Untimed mode lets you do this without a deadline.
Different retakes can contain different questions. Familiarity and practice can change performance. An upward trend alone does not prove a change in general intelligence.
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