Stalin had 140 IQ
The average IQ of Canadians is around 100, which is considered to be the global average IQ score. It is important to note that IQ scores can vary and are influenced by various factors.
Woody Harrelson's IQ is not publicly known as he has not disclosed this information. IQ is a sensitive and private measure of intelligence, and it is not common for public figures to disclose their IQ scores.
There is no reliable information available about Sigmund Freud's IQ. IQ testing was not common during his lifetime, and there is no record of him taking an IQ test.
The average IQ of a person in the US is around 98. IQ scores are standardized to have a mean of 100 and a standard deviation of 15.
George .W Bush scored 125, i have no idea about IQ tests but this si the result.
The IQ's of either George Herbert Walker Bush or George Walker Bush are not public information.
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They did not have IQ tests when Washington was alive. He never took one.
George Washington President USA There was no IQ test back then! Any "score" you see is a HOAX.
Rumored to be 135. Higher than cambridge's estimate of George W Bush's IQ based on his speaking abilites of 95.
more than the mythed 98!
An IQ score of 134 falls within the range of giftedness, indicating superior intelligence. In terms of percentile ranking, a score of 134 places an individual in the top 2% of the population. This level of intelligence is considered significantly above average and may indicate advanced problem-solving abilities, strong critical thinking skills, and a capacity for learning complex concepts quickly.
It is estimated to be around 120 to 125.
George W Bush's IQ is 91 Wrong, O Faithful O-Bow-Mau Lap Dog! Bush is 125 versus O-Bow-Mau's 116. Actually, I thought O-Bow-Mau's was lower than a "pissant"...like his character.
George Washington never took an IQ test; they had not yet been invented in his lifetime. The earliest test that we would recognize as an IQ test dates from the early 20th century. French psychologist Alfred Binet, together with psychologists Victor Henri and Théodore Simon, after about 15 years of development, published the Binet-Simon test in 1905, which focused on verbal abilities.