Yeah I was tested when I was 8. I'd been distrupting class, quite a lot, and my school organized for a whole bunch of tests for me, IQ, hearing, psychological, and some I have forgotten. The test I did was seriously skewed to reading comprehension, I remember that. Quite a bit of it had to do with language and I had been reading at an advanced level since pre-school because my E.S.L. grandmother who looked after me a lot had trouble reading my stories to me. I just learned to read early instead. My hearing was fine, I didn't want to set cats on fire, turns out I was disruptive because I was bored, so I ended up tutoring some of my classmates. I got 147 on the IQ test, but I doubt I'd get that now.Allan53 said:Actual (as in, psychologist-administered) IQ tests do tend to predict academic performance, but are not correlated with lifetime career success.
138, but I was like 5 at the time, so it doesn't really count (Weschler Intelligence Scale for Children, if you're interested).
IQ tests are pretty much bunkum IMHO.