The quick test is an evaluation used to assess various cognitive functions, including language (verbal comprehension), attention, memory, planning, reasoning, the ability to inhibit, and visuospatial analysis in graphic space. In the present study, this test will be found as a simple detection tool based on a selection of 100 adult patients and, based on the affected findings, a valuation table with new scoring criteria is proposed, subsequently evaluating whether there are variations in the subjective interpretation of it through the participation of other inter-evaluators (E1, E2, E3). The results indicated by the new scoring criteria were easy to apply and interpret, and no statistically relevant differences were found among all the inter-evaluators.