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How many points in an IQ test?
150
What was the best score ever on an IQ test?
212 points
What if you did and adult IQ test had an IQ score if 126 and im 15 years old?
a 126 is a good characteristic of a 15 year old who takes an IQ test meant for an adult. You could probably raise a few points on the one for your age.
What are the names of IQ tests?
IQ test
If you get 92 on an IQ test how smart are you?
If you get 92 on an IQ test how smart are you? no
How many points in an IQ test?
150
What was the best score ever on an IQ test?
212 points
Can you give me a link for an accurate psychic IQ test that gives you your esp score out of 100?
you are not smart enough to take an IQ test if you think that its out of 100 points, its out of 200
What is IQ point?
it scientifically tests your IQ, or your potential of understanding of knowledge that DOES NOT involve your prior knowledge scaled with a number, or "IQ test points" of what you just said. the average IQ is 100.
Does the IQ points of a student affect his or her learning?
If i find I get a 150 on an IQ test I won't suddenly learn better. Its more of a measure of how you think.
What if you did and adult IQ test had an IQ score if 126 and im 15 years old?
a 126 is a good characteristic of a 15 year old who takes an IQ test meant for an adult. You could probably raise a few points on the one for your age.
How do you know your IQ?
Take a valid IQ test or some sort of standarized test that corresponds to your IQ.
What is the average IQ for a 9 year old boy?
There is no "average" in IQ. Each person is different and even their IQ will vary 10 points or more on a particular day. When testing IQ this is taken into account and noted on the test results.
How do you do IQ test?
find an IQ test anywer online
What is the IQ test primarily for?
The IQ test measures intelligence.
How you can identify your IQ?
do an IQ test
What is it mean If you get 104 on the IQ test?
It means you have average intelligence. The average is 100 plus or minus 10 points.
