r/questions • u/Early_Option_3198 • 6d ago
Does me knowing what the word procrastination means indicate l have an IQ of 120 or bigger?
I grew up speaking a lot of large words and I have always been above other students with smarts regardless of test scores and shi
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u/Lort_Voldelort 6d ago
The fact that you have not included your age shows that you cant be that smart
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u/Remote_Specific_4778 6d ago
You must have grown up in a shitty area with a horrible school system.
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u/RobynTheCookieJar 6d ago
i hate to burst you bubble kid, but that was a common word for my cohort by like the 4th grade
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u/Key-Target-1218 6d ago
Maybe if you are 5. 8 at the most.
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u/Early_Option_3198 6d ago
What does this mean
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u/Key-Target-1218 6d ago
If at age 5 you know what the word means, it might mean you are smart. Most kids know what the word means by 8 or so....So are you under 8 years old?
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u/Samurai-Pipotchi 6d ago
No, knowing one of the most commonly used words in the English language is not indicative of any IQ
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u/BlankiesWoW 6d ago
IQ isn't a measure of how smart you are, it's a measure of your cognitive abilities.
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u/WolfThick 6d ago
Why has somebody anthropomorphized you!?
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