From what I remember learning at school...
IQ follows the natural curve. That means given the average score and the standard deviation we can begin to define what a good score is.
The average for IQ tests, by design is 100.
So, right off the bat we see that every score is above average, and therefore they are all good scores, relative to the mean.
It doesn't matter what age you are, your score can be compared to anyone's.
We also know the standard deviation for IQ scores is 15, so we can begin to quantify how good the scores are if we know how standard deviation works.
We know that 50% of the people will score below 100.
If we move one standard deviation better than the mean we get 115. That's better than 84% of people.
90% of people will score under 130 (two standard deviations better than average).
99.4% of people will score under 145 (three standard deviations).
99.99% score under 160 (four s.d)
99.99997% score under 175 (five s.d.) (about 1 in 3 million score higher)
99.9999999% score under 190 (six s.d) (about 1 in 1 billion score higher)
Finally, 99.9999999999% score under 205 (seven s.d.) (about 1 in 1 trillion score higher (an impossible score)).
I know the percentages because that is just how standard deviations work.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_deviation
Your question is inappropriate as all IQ tests are "normed". Any score will be relative to other children or adults of the same age. These tests are intentionally tested on children of different ages to discover what a "normal" child of a given age will score. The IQ score is how the individual did in relation to that normalized score. Anything over 100 is better than that age normed score and anything below 100 is below that normalized score.
i don't think it is that good, it means that you probably are around a b-/b student Average IQ is 100. Therefore 141 is a very good score. However, IQ does not have much to do with your grades. People with very high IQ scores might not do well in school. Grades have more to do with how hard you work, not how "smart" you might be. Most scientists consider 135+ to be considered "genius." Less than 1% have scores in that range.
yes, only if he improves thus forward. Plenty of high school seniors score around that range, and my guess is that they are about 17 to 18 years of age. So if he improves, by the time he has to take it, that score should be substantially higher.
That is a really good score! An average 11 year old is a 98! Good Job!
> 200
Yes, IQ tests are made so that a a score around 100 is the average. 123 is some way above average, but it is still a pretty "normal" score. An IQ of 130 or more is enough to join mensa, and about 2% of the worlds population got an IQ this high.
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This is an okay score. The average score for anyone is about 100. Good scores are 130+.
Thirty six is the highest score a person can get on the ACT. A general rule is that any score that is above fifteen is a good score.
A 674 FICO score is considered to be good. The higher the score the better. 700 and above scores are considered the best.
Theres specific Line Scores, just try and answer the questions correctly to get a good score.
Yes, 771 is a very good score. Credit Scores can range from 300 to 850. I, however, have an 828. Me winnar
Is 100 a good score for an 11 year old
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