i'm quite sure my brain is different from most kids my age.....?

Question

i took a "classic" IQ test and my score was 122. is that normal for a 14 yr old? just wondering. my real question here is if anyone knows of any good logic mysteries i could solve. know of ne books that have them in it. anything. my brain is BORED!!! lol. ne wayz thanx in advance!

p.s. i can read at a college level so u can suggest pretty much ne thing.

Answer 1

Your score is above average.

Your grammar and spelling need serious help though. Try picking up an English textbook and a dictionary.

Answer 2

I am laughing here - I remember Dana Carvey from Saturday Night Live saying he was 36 but read at a 37 year old level. Seriously though, more and more they are saying that IQ tests really only prove that a person is a good test taker. There are many people with very high IQ's who panic or freeze up when taking tests. Does that make them dumb? Hardly. Your brain isnt different from kids your age. Your use of ne instead ofany kind of proves that. You are just a bright kid in seach of direction. I would advise you to read the classics. Think you are bright? Plow through Don Quixote then come back on here and tell me what you thought. Or Les Miserables. Both are remarkable books. Let's see if you can handle one. Anyway (or ne wayz) you are welcome in advance. C.

Answer 3

The thing about IQ tests is they are static, meaning that be you 14 or 44 and if you draw eyelashes' on a a homogenized figurine your score will remain the same. It, in my lay op ion a reliable indicator of intelligence, you (or your parents) have been appraised of a valid and burgeoning intellect, next step, advanced/engaging school programs/curricula. Legit Mensa (test, accumulated knowledge) vs. SAT scores pre-recalibrated vs. post, don't , unfortunately Mensa acceptance is not what is was. now, if you are truelly a gifted kid, your parents or if not them demand from your guidance counselor an AP course offering, or an admittance into an advanced /gifted school. Where are all are esteemed new doctorate Ed's for this??? My advice pursue higher education(college) in Europe. Until then keep it going. Your education/knowledge no one can take from you. Sincerely, Dawn do not fret over spelling--our "English" standardization has been the subject of debate since Pres. Roosevelt, (FDR), it's route--Concentrate on math and logic , and if available Latin--you will shred on the SAT's. All the Best, Dawn Hey your bored, if your inquiry is sincere, take the ASBAQ test, (for placement in the Armed Forces) and it will identify your weaknesses and then pursue(self-study) on your own.

Answer 4

IQ is jointly related to age, so 122 for a 14yo is the same as a 122 for a 50 yr. search paint by numbers on the web to find some good logic puzzles.

Answer 5

Think about this...There is a little guy of only 5 years old that got 163 on a IQ test...He is being part of an study because he is super smart but he doesn't have emotional intelligence(I studied that in my psychology class today)...Try to test yours...That will be interesting, by the way you got a VERY GOOD SCORE...good luck with the emotional intelligence test...If you don't know what that means...here you go.........IQ (Intelligence Quotient) contributes to 20% of the factors leading to success in life and 80% is Emotional Quotient (EQ) EQ is comprised of frustration tolerance, ability to control emoitoins. According to Gardner, EQ's four components are: leadership skills; ability to make friends and nurture relationships; the ability to resolve conflicts; and emotional perceptiveness.

Answer 6

It means you're unusually intelligent for your age. You should be proud of that. Read some Sherlock Holmes stories and see if you can figure the mystery out before Holmes does. If your school offers honors classes, be sure to try a few of those. For an additional challenge, write a story of your own, it's fun and you could get it published!

Answer 7

Hey!
I have a college reading level too. 7th grade, I keep bugging my teachers for stuff to read, lol. My parents get annoyed 'cause I read to much and dont get my homework done enough....but I cant help that!
When my brain gets bored, I make up characters for a story, or start writing one. Seriously its fun, try it!
I second the recomendations for Sherloc Holmes and Don Quixote. Although I've never read Sherloc Holmes, I HAVE read Don Quixote and its awesome!...once you get used to understanding it, lol. Also try the Nancy Drew books, they're always fun.

Good Luck and Keep Reading!
XOXO
~Sarah

Answer 8

Actually, 100 is average (as in mean average) according to the Stanford Binet Intelligence Quotient test. So..you are near genius, since genius starts at 132, according to Mensa.

However, it can be frustrating to have an active mind and not have anything to keep it occupied.

What helped me was to begin designing things in my head, in 3D. I built on this and began to invent and patent my ideas. I am fairly successful at it now and it was good training.

Just remember, you can't always have some material to read, peruse or study. Your mind will always be with you.

Ciao

Answer 9

Anything by Sebastian Japrisot is good. But Uther's right. Just because you're young and typing on the internet, does not mean you have to spell like a monkey at a typewriter.

Answer 10

Try my book, Ancient Lore: Magic of Gods Crystals and More: Book 1: Journeys

Answer 11

120 to 140 is a normal I.Q. for a 14 year old. Especially if you are at a college reading level. GOOD FOR YOU!