Tests

ADHD and Reading Self-Tests

Free ADHD, attention and reading self-tests in your browser. Take the adult ADHD self-test, check your attention span or measure your reading speed.

  • Free
  • 2 to 4 minutes each

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ADHD self-test (ASRS-v1.1)

18 questions from the WHO adult ADHD test about the past six months. You get your score right away, and you can copy your answers for your doctor.

  • 18 questions
  • 4 min
  • ASRS-v1.1
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Attention span test

Rate how much you agree with 20 statements about reading, conversations, meetings and your phone. You get a score out of 80 right away, rated short, moderate or long.

  • 20 questions
  • 3 min
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Reading speed test

Read two short passages, one at your own pace and one with Celer's guided highlight, then answer three questions. You see your speed in words per minute and your comprehension.

  • 2 passages
  • 3 questions
  • 2 min
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Read with a guided highlight in the Celer app

Short blocks, a guided highlight and your own pace.

FAQ

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How do these tests help?

A test shows where you are today. The ADHD self-test tells you whether your answers are worth raising with a doctor. The attention span test shows how long you tend to stay with one thing. The reading test measures your speed and how much you took in.

Are these tests free?

Yes. All three tests are free and run in your browser.

Can the ADHD self-test diagnose me?

No. It uses the 18 questions of the ASRS-v1.1, the adult ADHD test from the World Health Organization, and scores the six Part A questions. It is a screening tool, not a diagnosis. Only a qualified clinician can diagnose ADHD. You can copy your answers and score to share with your doctor.

What does the reading test measure?

Your reading speed in words per minute, at your own pace and with Celer's guided highlight, and how many of three questions you answer correctly.