Quiz
1. Strong problem-solving abilities?
2. An extensive vocabulary?
3. A preference for older playmates?
4. Curiosity, especially about how things work (electrical appliances, for example).
5. A long attention span, when interested in a topic.
6. An extremely sensitive or emotional response to situations and information?
7. Compassion for others?
8. A perfectionistic attitude toward projects and performance?
9. A vivid imagination?
10. A sense of humor, especially for puns and other word play.
11. A good memory?
12. A fascination with books, puzzles, or maps?
13. An ability to learn rapidly when engaged by a topic?
14. A high level of energy?
15. A tendency to question authority?
1. Strong problem-solving abilities?
Yes.
2. An extensive vocabulary?
Yes.
3. A preference for older playmates?
Yes.
4. Curiosity, especially about how things work (electrical appliances, for example).
Yes.
5. A long attention span, when interested in a topic.
Yes.
6. An extremely sensitive or emotional response to situations and information?
Yes.
7. Compassion for others?
Yes.
8. A perfectionistic attitude toward projects and performance?
Yes.
9. A vivid imagination?
Yes.
10. A sense of humor, especially for puns and other word play.
Yes.
11. A good memory?
Yes.
12. A fascination with books, puzzles, or maps?
Yes.
13. An ability to learn rapidly when engaged by a topic?
Yes.
14. A high level of energy?
Yes.
15. A tendency to question authority?
Yes.
Your child might not be gifted, but she still might be very bright. Find out more about her special talents here.
Your child may be gifted. Be prepared with a steady stream of books and playthings, and let your child's interests be the guide. Teach him how to find the toys and books he needs so he can learn independently. Find more about gifted kids in our Gifted and Talented area.
This score is a strong indication that your child might very well be gifted. Your child must need an enormous amount of information and stimulation! Find more about gifted kids in our Gifted and Talented area. Guide her, help her find the answers and tools she's looking for, but remember that she can change her interests right away. If you're considering testing, contact your school-system's gifted coordinator, or a local certified psychologist.