Testing Intellignece

I cannot thoroughly contribute the details according to the accuracy in regard to the results recorded from the IQ testing, as I do not know what the exact or precise grade scale is of the 10 question test for a proper IQ level. Many of the numerous IQ tests on the web claim to provide individuals with their exact IQ; however, many of these tests are scams sponsoring a variety of different ad promotions. There is no one person who can say whether the results of each individualized IQ test is correct or accurate for the reason that no IQ test is the same; therefore, no grade scale will be the same; furthermore, no result will be the same in conclusion the truthfulness of the score may not always be factual. Personally I do enjoy my score of 124, but I cannot determine if this score is correct or incorrect.

The questions on IQ test themselves, I do not feel, are biased. The test was not based solely upon math, or science, or even heritage it was based upon a variety of knowledge I have previously learned in elementary school. Individuals who have participated in this particular IQ test should have learned the answers to all of these questions in their early elementary stages as well. I was provided with a series of questions that were incredibly easy, but they were asked in such a way that there was a thinking process. The questions were not prejudice by any means as well one question about a certain subject was not asked more than another was. I did not like how I had to retrieve the result of the test. Providing my cell phone number for an IQ test and being charged data coupled with messaging fees (which do apply for Verizon customers even with the unlimited monthly access data plan), is not exactly my cup of tea; especially for a college class assignment. In addition I was charged extra when replying “STOP” to the messages that provided me with the 4-digit passcode to even get my result, this is completely uncalled for.

My IQ score is the result of a formula...