4 abbreviated individual intelligence scales are described, all combining vocabulary with nonverbal materials. The 3 nonverbal tests are Picture Arrangement and Picture Completion (from the W-B scale), and the McGill Picture Anomaly Test proposed by Hebb and Morton. These 4 scales correlate satisfactorily with both the Navy General Classification Test and the CVS abbreviated verbal scale. In addition, they show promise for screening purposes in identifying schizophrenics and mental defectives. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2006 APA, all rights reserved)