Applied Intelligence Olympiad

Comparing the pros and cons of two simple choices.

Recognising fair versus unfair behaviour during group activities.

Planning simple saving and spending with a small budget.

Deciding the most helpful response in a given situation.

Understanding the reason behind common everyday rules.

Organising the steps needed to complete a small task on time.

Choosing a sensible way to resolve a minor conflict.

Picking the best response from three or four realistic options.

Judging what's fair when a group has to make one decision.

Planning spending across more than one small goal.

Thinking through what happens next after a choice is made.

Telling apart the easy option from the right one.

Deciding what matters most when time is limited.

Choosing responses that help a team work well together.

Applying a simple method to a realistic, multi-part problem.

Understanding that most real choices involve giving something up.

Considering a situation from more than one person's point of view.

Balancing short-term wants against longer-term saving goals.

Applying simple ethical principles to realistic dilemmas.

Recognising when a rule genuinely needs an exception.

Making a workable plan when time, money or resources are limited.

Reaching a fair group decision when opinions differ.

Working through a real-world problem across several steps.

Weighing several factors at once before choosing a course of action.

Spotting when a decision may be unintentionally unfair.

Judging which of several options offers genuinely better value.

Reasoning through situations with no single "correct" answer.

Fairly representing a perspective you don't personally hold.

Setting a simple goal and planning steps to reach it.

Choosing a fair, practical way to resolve a disagreement.

Applying structured thinking to an unfamiliar, realistic scenario.

Choosing the wisest response among several plausible ones.

Judging fairness when a situation affects several people unevenly.

Balancing competing financial priorities in a realistic scenario.

Deciding which value matters most when two principles conflict.

Structuring a clear, reasoned case for a position.

Planning toward a goal that has more than one viable path.

Choosing responses that guide a group toward a good outcome.

Finding a creative solution when the obvious approach won't work.

Working through scenarios with several interacting factors.

Identifying bias and correcting for it in a decision.

Making sound financial calls in realistic, layered situations.

Holding to a principle even when it's the harder choice.

Making a persuasive case while staying fair to the other side.

Planning several moves ahead toward a longer-term goal.

Reasoning through situations involving community and shared resources.

Generating an original solution to a genuinely open-ended problem.

Reasoning through layered, realistic scenarios end to end.

Applying ethical principles to detailed, real-world case studies.

Planning toward a financial goal across multiple constraints.

Holding to sound judgment when a decision must be made quickly.

Building and defending a well-structured, evidence-based argument.

Weighing short-term costs against long-term benefit.

Reasoning through decisions that affect a wider community.

Applying everything learned to one extended real-world scenario.