My cat took the test (don’t ask how I got him to select each answer – lol) and obtained a score of 135. Pretty smart cat, eh?

Nope! The test is falsely normed and does not take into account chance answers. Read what really goes into norming an I.Q. test by reading the scoring manual of either the WISC or Woodcock-Johnson – legitimate tests.

But, hey, it’s all in fun anyway – just don’t go around bragging about your I.Q. when obtained on tickle

And by the way, most online IQ tests tend to overestimate. A LOT.

The average IQ is 100.

86% of the population (the HUGE majority) is below 115.

And only 2% is above 130.

There’s only .02% possibility for someone to score over 145.

Einstein’s IQ was 160.

So… pretty much any online IQ test is full of bologna.

But even “real” tests are not that accurate…

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IQ