That's impressive to hear about a child who can do that. You'd have to see if he knows what the numbers or letters look like when you print them. Put five items on a table and ask him to tell you how many. If he can count them without help, he would be extemely smart. Print a letter of the alphabet and ask him what it is. Kids can memorize stuff at a young age but they are just wordsunless he know what the words mean.
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The term "multiples of 3" is a common math term. Children learn about multiples at an early age when learning to skip count. 3, 6, and 9 are all multiples of 3.
No, it means your smart and you might be a genius, but IQ tests are sometimes wrong.I.Q. tests also do not perfectly measure genius. It shows what you alreay know, not what you can learn.======In theory, IQ does not change with age so the only question is whether an IQ of 123 qualifies as genius.Officially, on the original Stanford-Binet scale:Above 140 => near genius or genius120-140 => Very superior intelligence110-120 => Superior intelligence90-110 => Normal, or average intelligenceOther IQ scales don't normally use the term "genius". Even the revised Stanford-Binet scale instead uses the terms Average (89-110), Above Average (111-120), Superior (121-130), and Above Superior (131 and above)Genius is, of course, more than just IQ; it's also the ability and inclination to harness that intelligence. The current view of psychologists and other scholars of genius is that a minimum level of IQ, no lower than about IQ 125, is strictly necessary to develop into a "genius"With all that said - if you are 11 and have an IQ of 123 - NO - you are NOT a genius.
You cannot become a mathematics genius. You can become good at it by working hard to understand the concepts and practice your mathematics. Depending on you age, the last could be number bonds, times tables or algebraic or trigonometric identities.
Yes, it is excellent. Congrtulations. This is genius level. Age, by the way, is not related to IQ, as the results are calibrated to one's age-range.