About this test
Being smart isn't just about getting good grades in maths. There are many ways to understand the world and solve problems.
Choose the answers that feel most natural to you, not the ones you think are 'smartest'.
Gardner's multiple intelligences
In 1983, psychologist Howard Gardner proposed that intelligence isn't a single ability but several: linguistic, logical-mathematical, spatial, musical, bodily-kinesthetic, interpersonal, intrapersonal and naturalist. This test focuses on six of them.
The theory is debated in scientific research, but it's very useful for recognizing your talents and choosing activities and careers where you shine. Use your result as a map of strengths, not a label.