has anyone here actually completed an IQ test. It would appear most don't even know what kind of questions they ask. I can tell you one thing, the first question isn't an insult to see how you react.
I like to take war traumatized victims with supposed high IQs and set off fireworks next to them. If they flinch, I jot them down as down.
Trump has taken one. They never saw a score that high, off the charts.
A couple of decades ago I took some of the supposed better ones online, where the questions changed each time you took it, ones claimed to correspond to the real, supervised ones. I think I managed to get 100 at some time. I don't want to take one again as it could be a real blow to the ego.
I managed to get a good friend really pissed off at me. I told him form my "research" IQ can't really be increased significantly through "training for the test." He thought I was saying my IQ was higher than his. No, I meant only what I said. He claimed it was easy to increase the score by 50%

I said if increasing IQ significantly was a real thing coaching people for the test would be a billion dollar industry. "IQ tests" are administered before hiring for jobs, before being accepted to certain programs in the military (e.g. fighter pilot or various SF or what have you) and so on, only they are called something else.
The U.S. military does not use a standard IQ test for enlistment. Instead, recruits must take the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB), from which the Armed Forces Qualification Test (AFQT) score is calculated. The AFQT measures general cognitive aptitude and correlates strongly with traditional IQ tests (around .80 to .90), though it is reported as a percentile (1st to 99th) rather than an IQ score.
Enlistment Minimums and AFQT Percentiles
• Statutory Limit (DoD Policy): Under U.S. law and Department of Defense guidelines, applicants generally must score at or above the 31st percentile on the AFQT, which is roughly equivalent to an IQ of about 85 to 92.
Always wanted to. I've only ever been given a Rorschach test.
Now that is something where you could influence the results haha. Subjective interpretations of the results as well.