<p>IQ scores lose meaning quickly outside the two standard deviations from the mean (80-120). There are too few data points in the tails, and one test question has far more weight out there than it was meant to.</p>
<p>Other tests have tried to jump in, but really, if you are in the upper 2% of intelligence, what more do you need to know? IQ tests were started to predict success in school. </p>
<p>Intelligence breaks down into so many different parts - artistic, mathematical, spatial, emotional. In addition, ability to delay gratification, cultural background and willingness to work hard weigh heavily in scholastic achievement. </p>
<p>Now the Miller Analogies test - that was fun, and was used by graduate schools back in my day. How is a camera like a turtle?</p>