i.q. (Meaning)

Synonyms & Antonyms of i.q.

The i.q.
test measured his cognitive abilities and academic potential.
Her extraordinary i.q.
allowed her to excel in mathematics and science.
Many factors, including genetics and environment, influence an individual's i.q.
The average i.q.
score for the United States population is approximately Employers often use i.q.
tests as a screening tool for job candidates.
Some researchers believe that i.q.
is not a reliable indicator of intelligence.

proficiency, command, mastery,experience, mastership, know-how, familiarity, practise, skill(s), fluency

incompetence,incompetence, incompetency, ignorance, ignorance, incompetency,illiteracy, illiteracy, unfamiliarity,unfamiliarity

The i.q.

test measured his cognitive abilities and academic potential.

Her extraordinary i.q.

allowed her to excel in mathematics and science.