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Question: is 97 in an iq test an ok score?
Deleted Answer: My 9yo son tested for Gifted program at school in second grade and has an IQ of 135 (he was 7 at the time of the test)

 Descriptive Classifications of Intelligence

 Quotients Grade Range Percent 

Genius 144 0.13% 
Gifted 130-144 2.14% 
Above average 115-129 13.59%
 Higher average 100-114 34.13%
 Lower average 85-99 34.13% 
Below average 70-84 13.59% 
Borderline low 55-69 2.14% 
Low <55 0.13%

Reason of Violation:Not a Question or Answer

Jester · Accepted Answer

i would go back to yahoo and complain, it makes me kinda wonder tho if they even read those complaints when they get sent to them

Anonymous · Answer

sit back. I were given one too for opposing the BNP; merely with assistance from posting a itemizing of each and every of the lawbreaking incidents of their officials/supporters. some different person revealed an identical list right this moment, so i'm satisfied if my 11 factors wakes up some human beings to what they're all about. i have merely ever gained 3 violations and performance challenged 2 of them, devoid of reply both so do not carry your breath Sonia C.

Sunidaze · Answer

No...you gave an actual (and obviously well informed) answer.  Problem I can see is that I guess the asker was offended because (s)he thought you directly insulted the son when you only posted what the actual range is.  The unfortunate thing is that often, yahoo really doesn't thoroughly investigate alleged violations, just yank the answers.

Ronnieboy34 · Answer

Granted, you did post the ranges after you posted your child's score, but, well, I don't work at Yahoo! so, I can't give you a truly definitive response to your query.

It's likely that either the poster of the question or someone else felt you might have been either showing off, or making their child look dumb by posting your child's IQ score, which was significantly higher than their child's score. I could see how this part of your response might be viewed as irrelevant to the question at hand, and consequently, not an answer to the question posed.

jhock216 · Answer

No but im sure Yahoo has something in their list that makes it that way.  You should be very proud of your son. That is amazing.  Does the IQ run in the family?

Mad Jack · Answer

I had this happen to me.

Click reply on the email message and respectfully ask Yahoo to reconsider the action.

If you are considerate in your request, Yahoo should remove the violation and give you back your points.

I hope this helps

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