On the Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale, Susan Answered Fewer Items Correctly

question 92

Multiple Choice

On the Stanford-Binet Intelligence Scale, Susan answered fewer items correctly than her friend Keri. Yet, Susan's IQ score was higher than Keri's. How can this be possible?

• A)Susan is older than Keri.
• B)Susan is younger than Keri.
• C)Susan and Keri are the same age.
• D)None of these explain this situation

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