http://www.iqtest.com/report.html?uid=61726163747573406d736e2e636f6d-231-1104804566&score=true
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It should be noted I did the right thing and didn't listen to any music while taking the test, but I got impatient on account that I wanted to listen Shannon Noll's version of C'mon Aussie C'mon. It's good to see that song have a comeback. That could account for the error I made while taking the test. I have scored an IQ score of either 176 or 178 (hey I don't remember exactly, OK?) on an online test that "went up to 180". As with any IQ test you have to realise that their upper limits are always extremely inaccurate - that is to say that my real IQ may very well be in the 170's - which is unmeasurable anyway, or it may be in the 180's or higher. Or it may be as small as 157. It doesn't bother me really since I don't actually believe in the concept anyway.
Sure I'll take the tests, but they don't measure everything - in fact they don't measure anything, they're simple question and answer based tests. In year 11 I scored a high distinction in the maths comp. I did the best out of the entire school. In year 6 on the first maths test of the year I scored 100% and was the only one to achieve that score. In year 12 I was sick, I still took the maths comp but didn't even attain a credit! Yeah you heard me, I flunked it after getting a high distinction in the previous year (the year 11 and year 12 maths comp is the same paper). I took it on a bad day and the consequence was huge. On any regular day I would have attained a distinction at least.
So remember that there are so many unmeasurable factors that effect your IQ score. And that any IQ score doesn't really prove anything anyway. It should be noted I have never answered any of the questions used in this test in other tests (I was half-expecting some questions I've seen before).