IQ

... nothing to get all uppity about, smarty pants.

An IQ of 130 is considered "moderatley gifted." It's basically two standard deviations away from the norm (100).

6. Some people say that their IQ is like 80 but IQ actually stands for the amount of information you can process per second. it will rise by 1 every year, but eventually (around 20) you will start to lose IQ, by about half a point per year. JK, i have no clue.

12321.

Yes if you are very smart.

x2/52 + y2/93 = 1

That is good for anyone.

IQ Ratings of Over 140 - Genius or near genius

IQ Ratings of 120 to 140 Highly intelligent

IQ Ratings of 110 to 119 Very intelligent

IQ Rating of 90 to 109 Normal or average intelligence

IQ Ratings of 80 to 89 Dullness

IQ Rating of 70-79 Borderline deficiency

IQ Ratings Under70 Definite feeble-mindedness

Depends on which Korea.

South Koreans have the highest average IQ in the world according to OCED.

North Korea, however, probably has one of the lowest.

South Koreans who have embraced democracy has come so much further than North Korea. Even look at their height comparison, South Koreans are the tallest Asians at 175cm (5'9), but North Koreans are the shortest at 166cm (5'5).

You can go to testcafe.com or simple-iq.com.

It really doesn't mean much at all. It is not statistically significant. 100 is set to average, but in reality half the population would score above an ideal test, and half below that point. The scores follow a bell shaped curve, where the difference between 96 and 104 reflects very little. Imagine you are standing four feet from the top of a mountain peak, and someone else is four feet from the other side of that peak. You're both pretty much on the same level.

Someone who scores a 96 might score a 100 if they had better sleep the night before, or a better breakfast. You would have trouble identifying anyone less than 10 points from the norm from normal conversational cues.

since young people can develop at different rates, and IQ at a young age does not mean much because they can easily catch up with the age group later on. 90 is below the average IQ (100)

Yes actually; there are several websites out there, but I'll help the best I can: (Note: these are all "ish" and relative values for IQ/SAT/ACT scores so give or take some) CLASS | SAT | ACT | IQ | _______________________________ Lower | 750 | 18 |

100.

certifiediqtest.com for adults

Yes it is 90 to 100 IQ is the normal IQ of most people in Britain and America an IQ of 117 is a slighlty higher IQ than most people

My lay understanding of IQ tests is that 100 is considered the average, by clinicians, across age groups. I have also read that IQ scores can go up or down by, say 10 to 25, between testings and in different life stages. The conventional wisdom about IQ tests is that they measure generalized cognitive brain activity. For a typical individual free of brain disorders or brain injury, this "quotient" would not change very much no matter whether the subject was 5 years old or 75.

some say 165

Average should be average, regardless of age. So...

* Over 140 - Genius or near genius * 120 - 140 - Very superior intelligence * 110 - 119 - Superior intelligence * 90 - 109 - Normal or average intelligence * 80 - 89 - Dullness * 70 - 79 - Borderline deficiency * Under 70 - Definite feeble-mindedness

1 x 10^180

No, it is much, much higher than average!

if you took a children's aged IQ test.. normally for ages up to 16, than a genious score would be considered 142+

0.1231

For an 18 year old Female, this is a 'higher than average' Intelligence Quota and should consider applying for Mensa testing.

Anything above 100 is above average. A "good" IQ is subjective, but often 130+ is considered quite intelligent. Most reputable IQ tests do not give scores as high as 206.