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Intelligent quotient (IQ) tests have been used for more than a century to determine whether an individual scores in the normal range of intelligence. For the average American, a score of 100 on an IQ test is considered to be normal, with the scale ranging from 0-150. A score of more than than 140 is considered genius level. IQ tests... more »
Many colleges require students to submit scores from the SAT--a nationwide standardized test--as part of the application process. This test measures students' reading, writing and math skills and demonstrates their academic preparation for college. Students can prepare for the exam by studying and by watching for changes in their... more »
An Intelligence Quotient Test, or IQ Test, determines a test taker's general problem-solving ability and concept comprehension. The test taker must complete the IQ test to his best ability. IQ tests consist of memory recall, spatial, math, logic and language abilities, which are measured and compared to a median score. more »
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IQ, or intelligence quotient, measures your results on an aptitude test. IQ tests are often used to measure success academically and to assist with career placement. Online IQ tests are mostly used for entertainment purposes and as a free alternatives to expensive standardized testing. Follow these simple steps to test your IQ online. more »
Though IQ (intelligence quotient) has come under scrutiny as a measure of intelligence, finding out your IQ can help you become a member of... more »
An individual's IQ or intelligence quotient is determined by dividing a number representing one’s mental age (determined by an IQ test) by their... more »
How smart are you, really? Wonder whether something is holding you back in your career or social life? The Internet offers a bewildering array... more »
It may come as surprise to learn that IQ tests probably don't measure intelligence at all, at least not the kind of intelligence that a person... more »
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