Genius Test นิยาย & เรื่องราว

… In an upscale restaurant near Easton Academy, a family of three sat at a table in the center of the main dining area. Harold heard Evan say, "Your mother won't leave you again." Delighted, Harold clutched Beverly's hand, and she didn't pull away. "Is that true, Mom?" Beverly didn't answer and merely held his hand. "Mom, I'm doing well in school. I skipped to third grade, and my teacher tested my IQ. It's 150! Those genius scientists we always hear about are at 160!" Harold gushed, eager to share his achievements with Beverly. "Look, Mom! I came in first place in the elementary division of the Arithmetica Competition."

he explained to me. "I'm really sorry," I said, and felt ashamed, but I had to add, "I've been a little busy." Fighting my own feelings. Mr. Watson nodded at me with a look that said he understood, even though I very much knew he didn't. "We received the copy of your I.Q. test results emailed to us, and Rory, you're a living genius… just as I expected. 156 is amazing," she said with her smile, as bright as ever. "Congratulations."

The dean asked making me lookup "How's what possible?" I asked "How do you have all your tests right? You have every question correct," the dean said I just shrugged and asked, "Can I write my final tests tomorrow?" I asked "You already did Violet the last three tests were your finals tests," Mr. Grayson said "Okay cool," I said "I still don't get it how is it possible no one gets all the questions correct yet you did and you didn't even get 2 weeks to study," the principal said

The situation in school didn’t make it any better for her to continue to focus much but Vevina had been gifted with good brains like her father. The man might have not done anything for her but the genes that he had passed on was that of a genius and so it had never taken her too much effort to actually get something done or memorize. Even now although she complained she had found the book to be interesting and memorizing it was easy. She had sat down all morning reading the first fifty pages and if asked any question she would be able to answer them with ease.

I answered immediately. “It shows.” He mutters annoyed. “I was between the 175-185 percentage. That means that I am of exceptional intelligence. Only 1 in 5 million people in the world reach such intelligence. For this reason, it is possible that even a person can start reading under the age of 3. Generally, I can learn languages with relative ease and have a great command of my language. It is a gift, more than a capacity, to possess such intellect. They reach a school performance of around 96/100 and in the educable stage, intelligence is very notable as "honorable." Generally, almost all of them are men. ”He says like a computer, while the information gets stuck in my ears. “Wait, what?”

popular takes a step onto the mat with a grin "Well we wouldn't want to disappoint the boss fuckers" the guy says staring at his peers. A smile spreads across my face. I love watching guys like these because they always use brawn over brains and it always shows "You," he says pointing at a skinny kid who looks like he should be behind a computer but he is one of the top guys who know how to use a sniper as if he was born to do it. "No," the kid says shaking his head and Mr. Popular chuckles. The other trainees push the kid in and he tries to protest but no one will help him

Kim asked suspiciously and then muttered “Why am I so stupid then?” “Puchi..” Lara laughed and hugged her whispering “I will let you in on a secret, I am the only stupid one in my family too!” “Ha…ha…ha…” Kim laughed happily before pouting “But you’re beautiful. I seem to have inherited my parents’ beauty without their brain which makes me pretty useless.” Dana pursed her lips into a smile “How do you know if you haven’t inherited their brains without trying? Geniuses are 1 in a million, the rest are trained.”

“Is there something we should know about the president?” “Hmm.” Sheels blinked slowly, crossing her legs, leaning on her stretched arms. “People I’ve known called her a prodigy. He was able to write at the age of three and has already learned algebra when he was eight. To put it simply, he learned so fast all it takes is for him to read a textbook and he’d be able to answer even the most complex problem concerning it in a matter of a minute.” Hera nodded. “A genius, huh. That explains why your school only accepts students with high intelligent quotient.”

The academy did not specify any rules that refrained them from doing that. Taran looked at James. “What do you think? Should we complete the test?” Taran could decipher the Genesis Path of a third-level plane in just a few days. It was honestly not a difficult task for him. “We should.” James gave a small sigh. He had wished to stay out of the spotlight, yet fate was against him this time. The final test was for the participants to decipher and understand the Genesis Path of a plane. The academy did not ask them to master the Genesis Path as well.

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