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Average is 100. I am not sure having a high IQ means anything other than you are good at IQ tests.
the average iq for a an adult in uk is 112, but that can increase or decrease as you grow older, for teenagers it varies wildly as i am only 17 and have an iQ of 136, i would say you were of above average intelligence,
Well Yes but I do not know the maximum number
average is 100, and 65% of the people have between 85 and 115, so you are doing OK.
you are gifted it above averge
This score would come under 'highly intelligent'.
80-90 (below average)
90-110 (average intelligence)
111-121 (above average)
122-130 (highly intelligent)
131-141 (gifted)
142+ (genius - top 1%)
Hope that makes you smile!! My score is 140, so that might make you sad again - sorry!
122 is very good, mines 156 but that just means we are good at iq tests, iq is a near impossible thing to work out. unless you gave everyone in the world a test involving questions on every subject in existence, its impossible to tell how smart someone is. besides, stephen hawking may be a genius, but does he know what ingredients are used to make a decent lasagna etc? our minds have their own strengths! hope that helps!
i think you knew it was a good thing. not to burst your bubble or anything, but which iq test did you take, because i took two, one was something like 117, and another was like 144. big gap as you can see so they're not always accurate.
115-130 is actually the above average range, so if you're score is accurate, then yes you did very well. (The national average statistically falls around 100).
national average = 100
yes its a good score,
apparently its above average. mines 118 but i don't think iq tests can measure your true intelligance
hi.in the internet some sites have a good exame about mesureing your iq .
don't worry maby you have a good iq..how knows?
I have a 2-1 degree in electrical engineering. Not sure if an IQ test proves anything really?
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