No, but there was a time when they had maybe $6$ or something forms of the test that they would give out to the recruits, and, of course, some "recruits" started to memorize the questions and sell them, so those forms are definitely out there somewhere, but that was in the $80$s. Nowadays, it is pretty much an online test, and its question bank is huge, so there is no point in trying to memorize all that. Anyway, there are some free tests out there that come close to its validity. For example, the US admissions test, the SAT, used to be a really good IQ test until they changed it in the $90$s. There is also the $WWII$ US army $IQ$ test, which is up there. I can send you links to them if you are interested.
Also yes, I've taken many IQ tests. In fact, when I didn't know what leetcode or codeforces was, I used to do those for fun instead.
No, but there was a time when they had maybe $6$ or something forms of the test that they would give out to the recruits, and, of course, some "recruits" started to memorize the questions and sell them, so those forms are definitely out there somewhere, but that was in the $80$s. Nowadays, it is pretty much an online test, and its question bank is huge, so there is no point in trying to memorize all that. Anyway, there are some free tests out there that come close to its validity. For example, the US admissions test, the SAT, used to be a really good IQ test until they changed it in the $90$s. There is also the $WWII$ US army $IQ$ test, which is up there. I can send you links to them if you are interested.
Also yes, I've taken many IQ tests. In fact, when I didn't know what leetcode or codeforces was, I used to do those for fun instead.