<p>In the contrary, as i said, my point is just keeping the general statistics. I know, there are different types of exceptions but people who took any IQ test and scored high usually got better score on SAT's than people who got lower IQ scores.</p>
<p>For example,</p>
<p>My brother scored 110, my cousin scored 120, I scored 142 when we took the same IQ test.</p>
<p>Our SAT Reasoning Math scores are 610, 620, 750 respectively.</p>
<p>Math level 2 scores are 610, 600, 760.</p>
<p>In addition, they took the tests five times. I took them only one time and didnt even study.</p>
<p>Also, one of my friends scored 130 on this IQ test but he got 800 on math level2. I am saying this again, people who get high score on any IQ test, USUALLY get better score on any test. Maybe, as you said, people with high IQ can get a better score easier, faster than people with low IQ.</p>
<p>I know this test is not accurate. I talked with some people like creativity specialists who help gifted kids to improve their ability. They were making these kind of tests but they said all tests were wrong including the ones that they made... Indeed, you can not measure something not tangible like IQ with any test...but we can still indicate something general...</p>
<p>ok..so i know my IQ and have gotten it done by a pscyhologist so its fairly accurate at a 157..however..i have only taken practice SAT math II's..normally get like a 760ish....maybe 780</p>
<p>Test that fourth poster did was not good. all pattern recognition, and several questions used the same trick. I got 145, don’t think any were wrong. I’m not that smart.</p>
<p>133 on that test…the pattern recognition gave me a splitting headache in the middle of the test, however. Hahaha</p>
<p>I’m taking the Math II this Saturday, so I can post my results later. I’m sure you realize, OP, that internet IQ tests are inaccurate though, right? I’m sure you could find people who took a real IQ test and the Math II. Have you tried interviewing students at your school or schools in the general area?</p>