Hands-on tasks
See your reasoning in action, beyond a self-report questionnaire.
Test your reasoning through five tasks. Explore your abilities in logic, language, memory and speed.
See your reasoning in action, beyond a self-report questionnaire.
Discover your strengths and how your five results come together to form your profile.
Five short tasks, and your results as soon as you finish the test.
This task draws on your ability to spot and combine visual rules to complete a grid of figures.
Reading your result
This task requires you to keep track of several visual relationships at once. You correctly combined most of the transformations presented during this attempt.
You want to look at your reasoning in a way other than a questionnaire.
You wonder where your strengths lie in logic, language, memory or speed.
You are considering a giftedness assessment and would like a first, complementary perspective.
You want to better understand a cognitive profile that feels uneven to you.
Set aside about twenty minutes without interruptions.
Difficulty increases level by level; only the speed task has a countdown.
Your report presents your results on five axes as soon as you finish the test.
Only an assessment carried out by a specialist can establish high intellectual potential. ACE does not replace it: it offers a careful measure of your reasoning.
Difficulty increases from one question to the next; each task stops after several consecutive errors.
Each item has been reviewed and checked; item statistics are monitored across attempts so that those that perform poorly can be corrected.
No magic number, no certificate. A profile to help you understand yourself, not a label.
No. ACE describes your performance on five cognitive tasks under the conditions of the test. Only a psychometric assessment carried out by a psychologist can help identify high intellectual potential.
Only the speed task has a strict time limit and shows a timer bar. For the other tasks, your time is recorded to shed light on your pace, but a correct answer is never cancelled because it comes later.
Your report presents your results on five axes as soon as you finish the test.
Yes, but a second attempt may be influenced by your familiarity with the tasks. It is best to space out your attempts.
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