Which statement is FALSE about how high-IQ children perform in school?
a. They are generally very successful in school.
b. They are at high risk of dropping out of high school.
c. They earn higher grades than others.
d. They are more likely than others to attend college.
Question 2
Scores on intelligence tests correlate highly with
a. malnutrition suffered by the father during pregnancy.
b. general ratings of the child's physical health.
c. academic aptitude tests such as the SAT or ACT.
d. measures of physical strength and endurance.
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