How to score 100 in IQ test?
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"Smart" and "stupid" often have nothing to do with intelligence.\n\nIntelligence is easy. Scoring 100 or around there on an intelligence test just means that in certain subjects tested for, you are average for your age.\n\nMore often the label "stupid" is used to express a "not fitting in" of a person. This often is used by someone truly unintelligent to voice an opinion of someone else. If they were really intelligent, they wouldn't say "stupid."\n\nA child raised in a university town environment might seem stupid in the barrio. Someone raised in the barrio might seem stupid in that university town. It's more a matter of experience and fitting in than intelligence. Both are probably equally intelligent.\n\nLeil Llowndes, who teaches business communications, discusses her experience with Mensa, a club for adults of genius and super genius intelligence. She had to teach them "small talk" so that their deep conversations didn't seem stupid to us more ordinary people.\n\nI say don't worry about IQ tests and don't worry too much about what your so-called "friends" are saying. Find your comfort level and if YOU decide there's something you'd like to change, get some coaching from someone who seems to be good at it themselves. If they can't tell you what to do, maybe you can learn by watching and listening to them.\n\n(edit)\nJust saw your note that you meant 100%\n\nThere's no such thing as 100%. The closest would be "testing off the charts" and that would be in the super-genius level. If you ace one series of tests, the testers would just move you into another battery of tests. We have Mensa members posting here in Y!Answers. You're in the right place to ask THEM what kind of problems they have.
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There are TWO IQ measurements. For children, IQ is the ratio between "intellectual age" and "real age". For example, IQ 150 means that a 10-year old can think like a 15-year old.\n\nFor adults, IQ is normalized to 100 by definition, meaning that 100 IS average. This means that if most people respond correctly to 15 out of 50 questions in a test, 15/50 is made equal to IQ 100 (the test is "calibrated"). \n\nThe IQ distribution is normal (gaussian, bell curve) and most people (95%) are expected to have an IQ of mean (=100) plus or minus 2 standard deviations (SD). This works for all normal distributions and tells us that if your IQ is 100+3*SD, for example, you are in the top 1/1000 of the population. The standard deviation varies between tests but is generally held to be equal to 15 IQ points. \n\nTo sum this up, 95% of people are roughly between 100+/-2*SD = 100+/-2*15 putting them in the 70-130 bracket. Anything below 70 is quite problematic and is classified as mental retardation. Anything above 130 is quite rare, but bear in mind that most tests on the internet are not designed to reliably discriminate between high IQs. \n\nI tend to take "genius" results with a bit of salt (like penis measurements, many people will exaggerate). I also tend to think that other qualities, like patience, resolve and persistence are more important in the long term. Most jobs are not limited by IQ and you can get very very far with a modest IQ of 110-120, for example.
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There are numerous sites on the net where you can do a so-called IQ test.  They can be fun.  For some of them you will have to register on the site.   Remember that they will not give you a true IQ score - they tend to score higher than real IQ tests.\n\nHere are a few I know of.  There are probably lots of others.
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Generally, IQ tests have a mean of 100 and a standard deviation of 15.  Most people are between 85 and 115.  A person with an IQ of 130 or higher is considered to be a genius; a person with an IQ of 70 or below is considered to be mentally retarded.\n\nSpecifically, average is 100, and any score above 100 would be above average.
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if the test administrators know what they are doing, they will give a test that is customized to the age of the person taking it. that means that the iq results should be based on how they compare with others of that age. so if a six-year-old takes the test for six-year-olds, a score of 100 means they are average for six-year-olds. a score of 68 would mean that they are below average intellectual development for that age. a score of 120 would mean they are as intelligent as an eight- or nine-year-old, etc.
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IQ Score is not everything u know. though i like taking them XP, they're fun, espcially when u see how they try to trick you or you understand why they're tricky, or when i realize taht i almost choose the wrong answer hahaha. ANYHOW.\n\nEinstein never took an iq test\n-------------------------------------------------------------\n\nTime and again the following question is posed: "What was Albert Einstein’s IQ?"\n\nThe intelligence quotient (IQ) is a measuring instrument for intellectual talent. The term was coined by the German psychologist and philosopher Wilhelm Stern (1871-1938) in 1912. The IQ is determined by the intelligence age (I A) in relation to the life age (L A) of the respective person. In standardized tests (IQ-tests), in which the general intelligence is tested, the I A is determined. The IQ can thus be calculated with the formula IQ = (I A/L A)*100. The analysis is done with the help of IQ scales which can, however, differ from each other. Thus the Americans for example use scales which admit IQ values of far more than 200. Thus the mean value of most scales is an IQ of 100. This value represents a normal talent. When indicating the respective IQ the used IQ scale which was used has to be indicated, too.\n\nExample of an IQ scale:\n\nIQ  Intelligence grade \nover 140 excellent \n120-139 very good \n110-119 good \n90-109 average, normal talent \n80-89 low \n70-79 very low \nunder 69 extremely low \n\nNow back to the question that was mentioned in the beginning concerning Einstein’s IQ.\n\nAs far as we known today, Albert Einstein has never done any IQ test. Thus his IQ is unknown!\n\nIn the 20ies scientists had tried to estimate the IQ of deceased personalities such as Mozart (1756-1791) and Goethe (1749-1832) by means of biographic data; thus they wanted to estimate Albert Einstein’s IQ, too. The value estimated for Einstein was between 160 and 180. But this rough estimation can not count as Einstein’s IQ!\n\nChildren also wanted to know Einstein’s IQ. Thus a ten-year-old girl wrote a letter to Einstein at the end of the 40ies which said:\n\n"…I’m writing to you because my cousin and I had a bet. He said you had 175 in entiledgence. And I said you had 190. Which one of us is right. … My inteligence is 145."\n\nBibliography:\n     \nAlice Calaprice Dear Professor Einstein\nAlbert Einstein's letters to and from children New York 2002
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http://www.puzz.com/\nhttp://www.highiqsociety.org/iq_tests/
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just go to the webside www.iQ test.com.sg.
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No.  Only a qualified professional can measure your IQ with any kind of accuracy.  There are plenty of websites where you can take an "IQ test," but none give you an accurate score.  One I've noticed claims the average score of it's test takers is over 120, when it must, by definition, give an average score of exactly 100 (since scores are determined based on how far from average they are, and average is _defined_ as 100).  But some websites where you can take "IQ" tests just for fun include:\n\nhttp://www.iqtest.com/\nhttp://www.intelligencetest.com/\nhttp://web.tickle.com/\nhttp://www.highiqsociety.org/iq_tests/
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It appears to be an IQ score. Here is the mapping of scores to percentile
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There is NO studying for an IQ test. The test is designed to, as much as possible, measure your natural abilities or skills.\n\nYou CAN do general practice of the skill areas being tested...but there are no rules to memorize.\n\nIf you are having difficulty understanding the logical picture progressions part of the test, then you need to play games that involve linking different patterns to each other (such as Tetris), and memory matching games. There are some nice "fun games" sites on the web, like Pogo. You must pick and choose carefully about what game(s) you will play, focusing on those that use sequence and visual pattern chains.
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It's better to find out what the average score was for the particular IQ test you took, as all IQ tests are different.  They try to be as close to a standard as possible, but not all tests are created equal.  I scored something over 140 on one, but it may have been easier than the test you took.  I know that 120 was considered above average for the test I took.
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Mean: 113\nMedian: 108-116\nMode: 108-116\n\nThe mean was the hard one, I actually took the middle score from each range (eg 90-98=94) and multipled it by the number of times it occured (eg 94x6=564) and added all 5 (564+2266+4816+3388+1170= 12204). Then divided it by the frequency (6+22+43+28+9=108). Total (12204/108= 113). It's impossible to find a mean of a set of ranges, you need exact figures.\n\nThe mode is the most commonly occuring range, the median is the central range. These figures can't be accurate without the full actual IQ scores. But based on the figures provided, the mean, median and mode are as I stated above. If you provide the exact figures I'll work out the exact mean, mode and median.
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first get an iq with more than one digit
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the average iq is around 100
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Choose a paper which has an IQ of 40. \nIt is sure to ask you dumb questions which you can answer quickly.\n\nBefore doing that, check whether your IQ is lesser or greater than 40.  \nThis you can do by checking whether you can answer the paper of IQ 40 quite quickly.
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You have to pass an IQ test before they allow you to use it. Anyone under 80 is OK, so I think you'll pass.