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Jamal recently completed an intelligence test and was told that his IQ score was 135. How would Jamal be categorized based on the standard practices in most school districts?

▸ He would not meet the criterion for giftedness unless he was also highly creative.

▸ He would need to show superior potential in at least three other areas to be eligible for gifted programs.

▸ He would be mainstreamed and would attend regular classes for most of the day.

▸ He would be considered gifted and would be eligible for gifted programs.

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