Genius Test Novels & Stories

A total genius, even though she didn't focus on science — I bet she could find the answer in a minute if she just took a quick look. I admired her intelligence; she’s incredibly smart and always seems to know the solution before anyone finishes asking the question. Unfortunately, John took advantage of her talent. He used her to get an A in English, and once he achieved that, he turned his back on her. He never really loved her. I wished I were just as brilliant as her — then I wouldn't be racking my brain over this stupid science test. At least there’s something better than beauty: intelligence. But both are good. Billie had the intelligence; it was the beauty she lacked, and I wished she c

“I just can learn quickly.” “Basically, a genius.” “You can call me that.” “You are really arrogant,” I said. “But I don’t hate it. I won’t blame you. If anyone was a genius, it doesn’t matter if they have ego. But if they are stupid and have ego, now that’s a problem.” After I was done making the potion, I put it in a small bottle. I made very little. “We can test it on someone,” I said. “You are not testing a hallucination potion on me,” Demian said quickly.

I smiled, “Thanks, Onyx. I’ll ask when I need it.” Five hours later, the last test had been completed and the counselor was not confident that I passed, “This test is supposed to take eight hours and you finished in five? I inspected your desk when I put your test down. I know you didn’t cheat. There is no way you would know senior level math or macroeconomics.”

The man behind the counter seeing Allen suppressing his curiosity laughed"Looks like you got a trauma with Walker. The reason you have been given a higher rank is because you passed the previous test.The founder of the institute believed that the first thing a researcher needs is neither brains nor brawn.But curiosity.And being straightforward about it at that. So he invented that test.And it has been passed as a tradition. And by test I mean your encounter with Walker who was in the garden,if you had not thought why he would know your purpose you would fail and if you did not deem it a worthy question you would still fail and would receive the lowest rank.

Gabriella whispered while wiping the sauce that stained the corners of her son's lips. "Three years old," Cayden gave the more complete answer. A second later, ignoring Mr. Hunt's amazed expression, he devoured the spaghetti that had been stuck at the fork. Meanwhile, the old man sighed in disbelief. "Three years old? How can a child this young be so articulate?” "That's because Cayden Evans is a genius toddler, Dad," Greta explained while adding potato slices to her parent's plate. "Genius?" Hearing the grandfather's doubts, Julian spontaneously nodded. “Both of his parents have high IQs. It's not surprising that Cayden is also a genius. At such a young age, he can even recognize all the le

he lifted the corners of his mouth and said jokingly, with a look of affection on his face. "My IQ scores more than 160, why am I stupid?" She folded her arms across her chest and puffed out her cheeks while glaring at him. She was just a little muddled, but the geniuses with high IQ were all muddled in some ways. "You scored more than 160 in IQ test? I didn't see that!" Daniel said in a playful tone, with an expression that he couldn't believe. Teasing the little idiot had already become one of his favorite things to do.

He stabbed his eye at me before walking out. “That was one hell of an anger over a test result. Gezz... students here are grades obsessed.” Gugu followed him with her eyes. I rushed to the bulletin board and saw Serra Hilario and Grey Preston on the top of the long list. Next to our name was Jann ‘The Genius’ Gregson. So that explains it! The gap was pretty insane too. Our general average score percentage was higher than his by five percent! “Congratulation, Serra!” Amanda threw herself at me from behind and coiled her arms around my neck.

“And Hunter is exceptionally smart.” Chaise raised a brow. “Really?” Denise nodded. “Yeah. He’s like Einstein smart!” I thought I heard pride in her voice this time. Then she sighed. “I guess that’s why I didn’t like him. Because no matter how many times I aced my tests, my parents still held a torch for their nephew… who had been officially tested to have a genius IQ. They were so proud of him, they sometimes forget that I am their kid.” “Seriously? That’s tough.” Chaise sounded like he’s disliking Hunter more and more by the second.

His laugh grated on her last nerve and she hoped he choked on it. Oh, and don’t you worry, they had a test for that as well, a normal test. Legit, they tested her fucking IQ with a computer based test and had her sit down with a psychologist. He showed her ink blots and asked for her interpretations. By this point she was exhausted, annoyed, and tempted to mess with him, to lead him to believe she had homicidal tendencies. Which she was feeling a bit homicidal at the time actually. Instead, she plastered a smile and said what well-adjusted people would, no that’s a stream of clear water, not a river of blood flowing from your jugulars which I just sliced open doctor. It seemed Grayson Godwin