alleryThe IQ cut-off for giftedness can differ between schools. Why?
ATests are always unfair
BTeachers choose at random
CScore spread differs by school
DChildren retake tests daily
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Score spread differs by school
1. Authorities may take the top two or the top five percent.
2. Even within one district, measured IQ distributions differ.
3. So the IQ at the top percentile in one school may differ from that in another.
_Source: Wikipedia, Gifted education, Definition of giftedness_
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