| Number of items | 72 |
| Verbal analogies | 28 |
| Verbal association problems | 20 |
| Visual spatial problems (mostly drawing) | 24 |
| Possible raw score range | 0 to 96 |
| Sub-scores given | Verbal and spatial (each normed in their own right) |
| Weighting | Verbal 1, Spatial 2 |
| Year of creation of original version | 1995 |
| Prior versions | Many experimental Association tests, Short Test For Genius (English and Netherlandic), Long Test For Genius (English, Netherlandic, French, German), Association and Analogies (Netherlandic, French, German), Space, Time and Hyperspace |
| Apparent knowledge requirement | High |
| Language of instruction and verbal items | English |
| Supervised | No |
| Time allowed | Unlimited |
| Reference aids allowed | Yes |
| Physical form | Zipped folder containing H.T.M.L. and image files |
| Test fee | € 20 or U.S. $ 25 |
| Author | Paul Cooijmans |
| Remark | Here is an article from the time of creation of the original version of this test. |
The visual-spatial section of the Test For Genius, "Space, Time and Hyperspace" (1995), is the first of its kind, the inspiration and category creator for the many more or less similar high-range visual-spatial "draw the answer" tests that followed in the genre created by it. Its tantalizing nature has driven more than one poor megalomanic soul over the edges of one's sanity into devoting one's life to debunking and invalidating this object of one's so very understandable frustration and disappointment. So watch it.
