just use your brain and study be smart think and double check your work
IQ Test
IQ follows a normal distribution (bell curve) around the mean, usually 100. Since the normal distribution is horizontally aymptotic, technically a possibility exists for any IQ score. Therefore the concept of IQ is not like a test score even though IQs have to be obtained by taking multiple tests.
it is shaped roughly like a bell... a bell curve.
Your question makes no sense. Significant is a word related to tests. The normal curve is a distribution, not a test.
The average/normal IQ is anywhere between 90 - 110, so this means you are well within the average/normal IQ range.
IQ Test
IQ tests are designed so that the normal distribution curve peaks at 100. The average IQ is 100 by definition of the IQ test itself.
a normal Japanese IQ test
It is 15 points.
IQ follows a normal distribution (bell curve) around the mean, usually 100. Since the normal distribution is horizontally aymptotic, technically a possibility exists for any IQ score. Therefore the concept of IQ is not like a test score even though IQs have to be obtained by taking multiple tests.
is this normal
it is shaped roughly like a bell... a bell curve.
An IQ of 93 is definitely within normal range. The normal range is from 90 to 110, with 100 being the average. If you took the IQ test with a professional, then ask the professional about your results. If you took the IQ test online, then completely ignore those results. An IQ test can only be administered by a trained professional.
Your question makes no sense. Significant is a word related to tests. The normal curve is a distribution, not a test.
It's normal. But if you took the IQ test online, it probably wasn't accurate. The only way to get an accurate assessment of your IQ is to take a test at school or somewhere done by a professional.
It is below "normal" but generally not significantly so.
By definition a 96 IQ is normal. IQ test results are adjusted for age so that an half the population will score above 100 and half below.