IQ

Kim Ung Yong has an IQ of 210.

Not an interview, there are various types of intelligence tests, some measure different types of intelligence, and some are very race centric, in that the questions favour a certain nationality, usually English. Usually the longer the questionnaire the more accurate the IQ score can be determined.

Some of the various types of intelligence include spatial, language, mathematical reasoning, musical, emotional etc.

Intelligence Quotient

roughly, yes. going strictly by the numbers....a 95 percentile is 125 IQ

IQ tests have been criticized for being culturally biased, as they may not accurately measure intelligence across all racial and cultural groups. Factors such as language proficiency, socioeconomic status, and cultural background can influence test performance. Therefore, it is important to consider these limitations when interpreting IQ test results across different populations.

I'd say yeah. I got a 1492 in 7th grade, which was supposed to be pretty good. Congrats on the score

Factors that can affect school performance include academic ability, motivation, parental support, teacher quality, school resources, learning environment, and socio-economic background. Additionally, factors such as mental health, physical health, and access to resources like technology can also play a role.

The national average is 217 I believe... any score exceeding that should be considered good.

20

yes it's above average because average is 100 and over that is considered "bright." Also, it depends on the IQ you took. If it was on the internet, it's probably inaccurate. Better to get one from a trained person. Also, did you take the IQ and get the score from the same website? That is something big as well. Hope this helped!

It's average.

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1. Hong Kong - 107

2. South Korea - 106

3. Japan - 105

4. Taiwan - 104

5. Singapore - 103

6. Austria, Germany, Italy, Netherlands - 102

7. Sweden, Switzerland - 101

8. Belgium, China, New Zealand, UK - 100

9. Hungary, Poland, Spain - 99

10. Australia, Denmark, France, Mongolia, Norway, United States - 98

11. Canada, Czech Republic, Finland - 97

12. Argentina, Russia, Slovakia, Uruguay - 96

13. Portugal, Slovenia - 95

14. Israel, Romania - 94

15. Bulgaria, Ireland, Greece - 93

16. Malaysia - 92

17. Thailand - 91

18. Croatia, Peru, Turkey - 90

19. Colombia, Indonesia, Suriname - 89

20. Brazil, Iraq, Mexio, Samoa, Tonga - 88

Just because a country is listed before another on the same number doesnt mean that country is smarter than the other, they are tied, its just in alphabetical order.

To become smarter without studying, you can engage in activities that challenge your brain such as puzzles, games, reading, and learning new skills. Additionally, staying curious, being observant, and practicing critical thinking can also help improve your intelligence. Remember that learning is a lifelong process and can happen through various experiences outside of formal studying.

yes it is actually average (kind of)

It is good, but don't give too much credence to tests as there are things n the brain that contribute that can't be measured with any existing tools that decide genius or not. Einstein & Jimmy Carter tested very close for example. Nothing against the former President, but If you have it without the other traits that provide the propensity to use it is meaningless.

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An intelligence quotient of 130 is considered exceptionally good, classified as "above average intelligence." However, the IQ test has two classifications- the Terman classification and the Wechsler classification. By the Wechsler classification, a score of 130 and above is considered superior.

The accuracy also depends on which IQ test you were administered. The WAIS-III, Stanford-Binet IV, Reynolds Intellectual Assessment Scale (RIAS), Universal Nonverbal Intelligence Test (UNIT), Wechsler Abbreviated Scale of Intelligence (WASI), Woodcock-Johnson-R are used for adults, whereas WISC-IV, Kaufman Brief Intelligence (KBIT) and the Difference Ability Scales (DAS) are used for children. The Wechsler Preschool and Primary Scale of Intelligence (WPPSI) is administered to young children.

Needless to say if you took a preschool IQ test and you gained a result of 130, you would be considered sub average. If you took an adult IQ test and achieved a 130, you would be considered superior or above average.

Assuming you took an adult test, a 130 is very good.

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standardization

intelligance is what you know.Now creativity is like your inagination or what you can make or do.

Yes, an average IQ for any age is 100 is you reach 130 you are considered gifted, so 123 is a really good score

I wondered the same thing. I do not think that their IQ is necessarily extremely high; I do wonder, however, if their superior autobiographical memory extends to things they have studied or read, which may result in very high test scores.

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As someone that has a good memory, but not a "superior autobiographical memory," I can say that, yes, it extends to things that have been read and studied and it equates to a higher than average I.Q. I have been told by 'average' people that it is highly unusual for someone to remember their babyhood years or what may have happened even in grammar school. I thought I was just unusual and never spoke of it. Now my curiosity is piqued.