IQ

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it depends on your age

No, it measures a computer's similarity to human intelligence. If it can make an answer to a random question and sound human, then it's passed.

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This question is highly debatable. We cannot understand the cabbage therfore we cannot question its iq, but i feel some plants could possibly be as smart as humans. Cabbages aren't the smartest so they might have a low iq. on the other hand they don't have a brain-like structure so they might not.

It depends on how you define intelligence.

You are born with all your potential, how you use that can be affected by many things, some of which you cannot control. Your environment and the opportunities you have for instance.

Good question. I would think that one is intellegent by their understanding of the world and their capability of critical thinking. Humor is one way to measure somebody by intellegence. For example, if someone (like me) can crack very clever jokes, even on the spot sometimes, that is an intellegent person. Good grades are the sign of a smart person. If you can complete the assignments in class and at your house that are given by the teacher and receive high marks that is a strong and smart academic student. Another way to measure someone's intellegence is their knowledge on a certain subject such as history or science, or maybe all subjects. Musical intellect is a very good subject. Like a songwriter or one who can play many instruments. There is a wide variety of subjects to have good knowledge of. An abstruse vocabulary in which nobody can comprehend the incoherent rigmarole of which you are speaking is the sign of good intellegence. Thanks for the question.

its average

I should say so! Phenomenal for a child.

IQ scores are based on the average "smartness" of people in specific age groups and cultural contexts. A 21 year old would have hopefully seen more IQ type questions and be able to recognize the method of solving them quicker and be better at it. He is just more skilled not smarter. Similarly if the test were all in German most North American adults would seem to be dumber than a 10 year old Berliner.

For an 11 year old to do an 21 year old's IQ test at the 97 level is good, but it is hard to say what it means. It would be more meaningful to see what the score was on an IQ test for 11 year olds.

My observation is that the IQ scores on tests for your appropriate age group will stay consistent for you as you get older and work on age adjusted tests. You may also want to take tests for the various types of ability. (e.g. mathematic, spacial, language) to determine where your strengths lie.

It mean Millimeters. 10 millimeters is 1centimeter (cm)

Yes, A 134 IQ for a fouteen year old (Like me) is very good.

This is what your IQ test result tells you:

* 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 As you can see we have 'Very superior intelligence'.

A 134 IQ also means that you are more intelligent than 98% of the worlds population.

So Congratulations!

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Strangely enough a parking meter is about the size of a meter.

So are six year old boys, rheas, four basket balls, a baseball bat, 4 pieces of dry spaghetti, the distance from an adult man's nose to his finger tips when he puts his arms out sideways, seven dollar bills end to end, a stack of $100 in dimes.

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An IQ score of 109 is good for a 38 year old. It means you have normal or average intelligence and you are only 1 point away from being considered a superior intelligence human.

Everything known/ not known about ourselves can be listed under4 headings. What we and others know. What others know and we do not. What we know and others do not. What we and others do not know. It is a window with 4 panes of glass devised by 2 psychologists whose first names were Joe (Luft) and Harry(Ingham). Its purpose is to help staff understand their impact on others.

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An average IQ is 100, but with a range of between 80 and 120. A score above 120 would be considered above average.

i don't think that 136 is good because i had a 137 and i am 10 in fifth grade i am just saying.

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Imature fifth grader with no knowledge with IQ should not be answering questions on Answers.com

If you have taken a IQ test that's NOT from the internet, and scored above 130, I'd say well done.

Sorry, but an IQ of eighty is a below average IQ for anyone. IQ's are corrected for age, and for ALL ages of people the average IQ is 100.

80 is low normal. Forest Gump had an IQ of seventy five. 80 is slow and if the test was accurate (ie the kid wasn;t sick that day or there wasn;t a mistake in administering it, etc) the kid is not likely to be particularly bright. It depends also if the IQ was officially measured or if it was just some online or some other test...those ones in magazines are not so accurate!

UNLESS he has a learning disability. Some people have vastly different abilities in different kinds of cognative tasks...areas of huge weakness (say, verbal or spacial skills) can bring down the overall score. That should show up on the most sophisticated testing (administered by a psychologist)...which can be used to ferret out learning disabilities.

Its important not to label a child with a "low IQ"...kids with same IQ can ACHEIVE at different rates up to a point depending on how enriched their home environment and schooling is, as well as their temperment and other qualities.

Sorry, but an IQ of eighty is a below average IQ for anyone. IQ's are corrected for age, and for ALL ages of people the average IQ is 100.

80 is low normal. Forest Gump had an IQ of seventy five. 80 is slow and if the test was accurate (ie the kid wasn;t sick that day or there wasn;t a mistake in administering it, etc) the kid is not likely to be particularly bright. It depends also if the IQ was officially measured or if it was just some online or some other test...those ones in magazines are not so accurate!

UNLESS he has a learning disability. Some people have vastly different abilities in different kinds of cognative tasks...areas of huge weakness (say, verbal or spacial skills) can bring down the overall score. That should show up on the most sophisticated testing (administered by a psychologist)...which can be used to ferret out learning disabilities.

Its important not to label a child with a "low IQ"...kids with same IQ can ACHEIVE at different rates up to a point depending on how enriched their home environment and schooling is, as well as their temperment and other qualities.

Sorry, but an IQ of eighty is a below average IQ for anyone. IQ's are corrected for age, and for ALL ages of people the average IQ is 100.

80 is low normal. Forest Gump had an IQ of seventy five. 80 is slow and if the test was accurate (ie the kid wasn;t sick that day or there wasn;t a mistake in administering it, etc) the kid is not likely to be particularly bright. It depends also if the IQ was officially measured or if it was just some online or some other test...those ones in magazines are not so accurate!

UNLESS he has a learning disability. Some people have vastly different abilities in different kinds of cognative tasks...areas of huge weakness (say, verbal or spacial skills) can bring down the overall score. That should show up on the most sophisticated testing (administered by a psychologist)...which can be used to ferret out learning disabilities.

Its important not to label a child with a "low IQ"...kids with same IQ can ACHEIVE at different rates up to a point depending on how enriched their home environment and schooling is, as well as their temperment and other qualities.