“ken russell”

IQ tests,designed to measure intelligence, are a commonplace feature of the educationalsystem and of recruitment and selection procedures. Although they can be adaunting prospect, it has been proved that by practising the different types ofIQ tests, and by getting your mind attuned to the different ... More

This book contains 400never before published tests, complete with a guide to assessing yourperformance. The questions you will find here are typical of those you arelikely to encounter in actual IQ tests, and provide invaluable practice foranyone who may have to take such a test in the future. By pr... More

This latest addition of The Times Book of IQ Tests: Book 4contains 400 brand new questions. The questions are typical of those you arelikely to encounter in actual IQ tests. The are organised into 10 timed tests,each of 40 questions, and come with a guide for assessing your performance. Bypractising... More

This latest addition to the hugely successful Times Book of IQ Tests series contains brand new tests, incorporating 400 never before published questions. The questions are typical of those you are likely to encounter in actual IQ tests. They are organized into ten timed tests, each comprising 40 q... More

"Which is the odd one out? What is the next number in this sequence? ‘a’ is to ‘b’ as ‘x’ is to ??? If puzzles based on questions such as those above have always fascinated you, then this is the book for you! There are many collections of IQ puzzles, but very few which explain the reason... More

Creative thinking, deductive reasoning and puzzle solving are all excellent areas for building up your mental muscle. The Boost your Brainpower series gives your brain the opportunity for serious regular exercise. Philip Carter and Ken Russell are UK Mensa Magazine Puzzle editors and are thus perfec... More

300 Brain-twisting Puzzles is the perfect book for anyone who wants to test and challenge their mental powers. With hundreds of numbers, letters, words and visual conundrums of varying difficulty you can wrestle with problems of logic, grapple with baffling sequences and explore your lateral thinkin... More

In another set of his new 'novel-biographies'. Ken Russell reinvents the quintessentially English Edward Elgar (1857-1934) and Frederick Delius (1862-1934). Very different in character, the two of them--both provincial lads--come alive in a new way.... More