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Free Screening · Ages 16 Months To Adult · Reviewed By A BCBA®

Free Autism Quiz For Toddlers, Kids, Teens, And Adults

Choose an age group and answer a short, validated screening questionnaire: the M-CHAT-R for toddlers or the AQ-10 for children, teens, and adults. Get your result in about 5 minutes, with clear next steps. Not a diagnosis.

Who Are You Taking This Quiz For?

Pick one. You can switch at any time.

Based on the AQ-10 (Allison, Auyeung & Baron-Cohen, 2012) and the M-CHAT-R/F (Robins, Fein & Barton).

Quick And Calm

About 3 to 5 minutes, no timer, and you can change any answer.

Private By Design

Your answers stay in your browser. Nothing is stored or shared.

Trusted Screening Tools

The same questionnaires specialists use before a full evaluation.

Disclaimer: This quiz is for screening and informational purposes only. It is not a medical diagnosis and does not replace a professional evaluation. If you have concerns about autism or your child's development, please talk to a qualified healthcare provider. In an emergency, call 911.

Understanding Your Result

What Does Your Autism Quiz Score Mean?

Your score shows how many common autism traits were reported, not whether autism is present. A higher score means an evaluation may be worth exploring. A lower score is reassuring, but it never overrides what you notice every day.

What The Quizzes Look At

Toddlers · M-CHAT-R

  • Pointing
  • Showing You Things
  • Responding To Their Name
  • Pretend Play
  • Interest In Other Children

Children, Teens, And Adults · AQ-10

  • Attention To Detail
  • Switching Attention
  • Communication
  • Imagination
  • Social Understanding

How To Read Your Score

M-CHAT-R (Toddlers)

0–2Low likelihood. Keep up regular checkups.
3–7Medium. Your pediatrician can ask a few follow-up questions.
8–20High. Ask for an evaluation referral soon.

AQ-10 (Children, Teens, Adults)

0–5Fewer traits reported. Talk to a professional if concerns continue.
6–10Several traits reported. A specialist evaluation may help.

A score is a starting point for a conversation, never a diagnosis.

Your Next Steps

What Should You Do After The Autism Quiz?

You do not have to figure this out alone. Here is the path most families follow after a screening.

  1. Save Your Result

    Print or save your result page so you have the score and answers on hand.

  2. Talk To A Professional

    Share it with your pediatrician or doctor, or call our intake team with your questions.

  3. Get An Evaluation

    A specialist gathers history, observes, and uses standard tools to confirm or rule out autism.

  4. Start The Right Support

    If support is recommended, a BCBA® builds a plan around your child's or your own goals.

Curious about timing? Our guide on how long an autism evaluation takes walks through each stage, from the first call to the final report.

How We Help

Support From A BCBA®-Led Team

Achievement Behavior Services is a boutique ABA provider. Every plan is designed and supervised by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst® and built around your family's goals.

In-Home ABA Therapy

Sessions in the comfort of your home, built around daily routines and real-life skills.

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Center-Based ABA Therapy

Structured learning and time with peers at our centers in Malverne, NY and Douglasville, GA.

Early Intervention

Support for young children as early as possible, when progress can build the strongest foundation.

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FAQ

Autism Quiz Questions, Answered

Straight answers to what families ask us most. Still unsure? We are happy to talk it through.

Ask Our Team
Is This Autism Quiz Accurate?

It is a screening, not a diagnosis. The M-CHAT-R and AQ-10 are validated questionnaires that help decide who may benefit from a full evaluation. No online quiz can confirm or rule out autism.

At What Age Can A Child Be Screened For Autism?

Screening can start as early as 16 months with the M-CHAT-R. The CDC recommends autism-specific screening at the 18- and 24-month well-child visits.

My Baby Is Under 16 Months. Can I Still Check For Signs?

This quiz starts at 16 months, but you can raise concerns at any age. If your baby rarely makes eye contact or does not respond to their name, mention it to your pediatrician or call our intake team.

Can I Take This Quiz For My Child Or Teen?

Yes. Choose “My toddler,” “My child,” or “My teen,” and answer based on what you see day to day. The “Myself” option is for people 16 and older answering about themselves.

What Should I Do If The Result Is Medium Or High?

Share the result with your pediatrician or doctor and ask about a diagnostic evaluation. Acting early gives you more options, and our intake team can help you plan each step.

The Score Was Low, But I Am Still Worried. What Now?

Trust what you see. Short screeners can miss traits, especially in people who have learned to mask them. Talk to a professional if your concerns continue.

Does Insurance Cover An Autism Evaluation Or ABA Therapy?

Many plans do, but coverage depends on your plan and state. Our team can check your ABA insurance coverage before you start.

Ready To Take The Next Step For Your Family?

Whether your score was low or high, our BCBA®-led team can help you understand what it means and what support could look like. It starts with one short conversation.