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[ice_deleted]

-.-...just curious

[Ender]

I get straight B's...

[Hydrogen]

I get straight B's...

Mostly A's, some B's someti'mes

[Alex]

PE A
French A
Spanish A
English Almost A
Trig B(85% )
Chemistry A

If I get a 4.0 gpa first semester, my parents are going to get my one thing I want.

[favredriver]

straight A's, 3 A+'s and one A

[Alex]

rawr I just saw your siggie.

my iq = 134.

but I heard theres around 15% error on the quizes.

[ice_deleted]

My IQ is 162, tested my a psych. when I was like 5 -.-.

edit: actually 162 not 152, sorry -.-.

Edited by ice, 15 November 2004 - 06:50 PM.

[Brad]

I have about a 93% average. and an iq of 143

Edit: [mergeti'me]1100573267[/mergeti'me]
of course, that was some stupid test I just took online, last ti'me I was tested, I scored 174. just one short of genius.

[Alex]

My IQ is 162, tested my a psych. when I was like 5 -.-.

edit: actually 162 not 152, sorry -.-.

everyone is that smart when they are young. we actualy get more stupid as we grow so dont feel special 

and anythin above 160 is considered borderline genius.

the quizes are false, you can get 100% right and still be a retard lol

[jillian]

Hm. My psych textbook something about giftedness... I can't find it now. Oh, here says 50-70 is mildly retarded, and take the exact opposite side of 100 takes you to 130-150 being mildly genius... I've scored between 140 and 160 on online tests but I've never been tested for real...

I get straight As and I only work when in a panic at the end of semesters ( ), and I'm a standardized test whore. I LOVE tests. Oh man. I got a 29 on my PACT and even though that's not that great it made me happy.

oh, okay, I'll show you lot my silly schedule, it's very generic though:

Chemistry - A- (hanging in there )
American History - A
PE - A (bah! It's a law in Illinois that I have to take it!)
Consumer Ec - A (worst. class. ever.)
Study Hall/ Hall Runner - (I get to walk around and talk to teachers and kids and make copies. Yay!)
English III - A (they wouldn't let me skip ahead. )
Spanish III - A (this class sucks, just because of the kids in it.)
Math IV - A (yay, I took a college class to skip a year of math and it's easy!)

[Fatal]

Social Studies: uhh it used to be a C+ but I JUST got 50/50 on a test. soo that isnt counted yet

Math: B+

PE: Still unknown

Science: A

Language arts: C

Study WorkShop: A

Advisement: A




and yaa, alot of things arent counted yet.......

[jillian]

What's Advisement?  and Study workshop? *giggle* We have just your si'mple math science english, none of this fancy stuff.

[favredriver]

lol fatal ur pretty good in most of them, but how do u do bad in language arts, lol u need to learn how to talk, lol just kidding

Edited by favredriver, 15 November 2004 - 07:39 PM.

[ice_deleted]

everyone is that smart when they are young. we actualy get more stupid as we grow so dont feel special 

and anythin above 160 is considered borderline genius.

the quizes are false, you can get 100% right and still be a retard lol

Um, no you're wrong.  Your IQ doesn't change.  Unless you get injured or something o.O

[Kimoflea]

For me it depends I never really do much work(ie I'm lazy and I spend most lessons talking), but I have a knack for tests. I didn't revise for my gcses (besides maths) and got 1A* 7 As, 2 Bs, which I thought was pretty good

[freakymama]

Wow, if thoes are your real grades your parents should be proud! My daughter got 4 A's and 1 B, and she is in the 5th grade.
When I was in school, I worked my hardest at not going I made the top 10 in skipping school Don't get me wrong, I did graduate, I did go to college, and I then wen't on to trade school.

[Silver Ecco]

Well I screwed this half semester I have 2 F's (one in elective) 2 C's and 3 A's. Those are the first F's ive ever gotten..my IQ is like 137 on online tests, but thats irrelivent.

[Kimoflea]

I don't get the American school thing. I mean, wtf are the S.A.Ts? In England, we have the SATS (Standard Assessment Tests) which are random nationwide tests you have to do in years 2, 6 and 9, and then we have GCSEs in year 11 (nationwide exams everyone has to take in however many subjects you're doing, around 8-12 of them) . We then have AS levels and A levels. (That you take 3-4 of). What do you guys do?

[cooldude]

Well I got 5 A's and 2 B's that were 89 percents 

[LuGiA]

Computer Explorations(Freebie class until I can take cs)      A
Woodshop II  A
English    B
BioA    C
Math    A
Govt/Civics E(I've done, say 4 assignments out of say.....23... o.0)

[jillian]

Ah, Ki'm, a lovely question. Every state has varying achievement tests - in Illinois you take the IGAP at different ti'mes when you're young. I don't remember it much.

The SAT and ACT are college entrance examinations - your university. You can take either one no matter where you are now, but it used to be that the coasts would more often take the SAT, and the midwest takes the ACT. They're both given by different companies so they're really different. The SAT is out of 1600, and the ACT is out of 36. The SAT used to only have a Verbal and Math section, but they expanded it to include writing, and the ACT tests you on Writing, Reading, Math, and Logical Reasoning (science applications).

My sophomore year I took the Pre-ACT, which is out of 32 since hard questions are taken off. I got a 29 which is alright. I also took an SAT on my own and got a 1350, which really isn't that great, but it's acceptable for a sophomore.

Only a few months ago my school administered the Pre-SAT. I'm sorta well prepared, seeing as I already took the real one.

[ice_deleted]

Ah, Ki'm, a lovely question. Every state has varying achievement tests - in Illinois you take the IGAP at different ti'mes when you're young. I don't remember it much.

The SAT and ACT are college entrance examinations - your university. You can take either one no matter where you are now, but it used to be that the coasts would more often take the SAT, and the midwest takes the ACT. They're both given by different companies so they're really different. The SAT is out of 1600, and the ACT is out of 36. The SAT used to only have a Verbal and Math section, but they expanded it to include writing, and the ACT tests you on Writing, Reading, Math, and Logical Reasoning (science applications).

My sophomore year I took the Pre-ACT, which is out of 32 since hard questions are taken off. I got a 29 which is alright. I also took an SAT on my own and got a 1350, which really isn't that great, but it's acceptable for a sophomore.

Only a few months ago my school administered the Pre-SAT. I'm sorta well prepared, seeing as I already took the real one.

I took one in 6th grade, because I was chosen to; and I got 1126 -.-. It was a real SAT test, but it obviously didn't count.  I won an award at the John Hopkins award thingy o.O.

[Kimoflea]

See, your school system is weird So are the SATs not per subject? To get into Uni here, you have to do A levels applicable to the course you're taking, and get a mini'mum set of grades that are also applicable- for example, if you want to be a vet, you have to do chem,biol, physics/maths and get AAB or higher.