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Show Page 32 THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, Tkumiay. October II. IM TeH We HEATHCLIFF THE BORN LOSER - Why mmv vonmv wsAQto m&m ujl m TGST.THSE fft&CM IQ Tests AEjkjR...VMAT15 f ' TWfeOT'g) By Art Sonscrn iwaantHAN BREAKFAST Measure "Smarts" flfeJln. Intelligence tests are supposed to measure "the brains you were born with." A SARCASM By Dave Craue ALLEY OOP WITH A WATER SUPPLY IN- - YES, MD IN THE MEANTIME, MY VULUNTEfcKS fciKOW SIDE THOSE WALLS. THEYTX ocr a.di e Liru cno GENERAL LONG A TIME, rrrr tt YmXJYT-- "'AS -- pi;ti W' - .WJ . I.' B;W UWtM I.I THERE ( MEBBE I CAN HELP YOU, EXPRESSED THE DESIRE TOf MUST BE GENERAL RETURN HOME TO THEIRSOME WAY? ...SEVERAL HAVE ALREADY S, Frenchman, I I xiA 1 c3 QP I 1 pr ill HI II TT I By Charles M. Schulz ' l pon't care ), YOU'RE 60IN6 THE JUNIOR TO ENTER I B0ULIN6 P0NT5EEH0U) C0ULP POSSIBLY Tnn7 TmiPLiAiupUT YOU LOIN IF UINORNOT... I I I Ptf !ly Bob Thaves 'CSTS APfiM WLL NEVfc AMOUNT fkulins out 7i Ah Of THE TRtEs By Alfred Andriola KERRY DRAKE SORRY, JDE, BUT WE'VE GOT TO PLY HOME THESES A JUST WANT TO BE LOU) BEAGLE! FRANK AND ERNEST often called average, those above 110 are generally considered superior, and those below 90 are below average. The Binet Scale has been revised many times and is now Scle. called the Stanford-Bine- t But many problems have arisen regarding these tests. Many a child has been labeled "dumb" when actually the test was not able to measure him properly. Educators came to understnd that the general type of intelligence test is unfair to certain children. Some children come from homes where the language in which the test is given is not spoken or where there is so little conversation that children learn to use and understand only a few U-- mj It PEANUTS made Alfred Binet up a test known as the Binet Scale. The score that a child made on the test was called an IQ, meaning "intelligence quotient." The Binet Scale was supposed to measure general intelligence. has a mental If a age of 6 years, his intelligence quotient (IQ) is 100. To obtain this figure, the mental age as shown by the tests is divided by the chronological age and then multiplied by 100. (For example, Six divided by six is one, and one times 100 is 100). If a child has a mental age of 6, his IQ is 120. IQ's between 90 and 100 are (1857-1911- AN DO WITHOUT THE I rf4 By ARKADY LEOKUM X Z.Z. I I PRAY AMD THAT YOU FINP THOSE V KIPNAPPERS-OC- T TMMC3, I J While foCapiam GEMMA! Macs pasewerit.. PONT MINP TELL IMG YOU W B.B.l PONT OH, WIMP TELL INS YO- U1 TM GrARFD V TM WORRiaO! 80ARP WEETING words. By Ernie Bushmiller NANCY I DON T KNOW SUSAN, DOES WHAT TO GIVE SUSAN FOR HER STILL SIT IN FRONT OF YOU WHILE YOU'RE TRYING TO IDTLIHAV If II 1962 YOUR BIG BROTHER TV? WATCH United Feature Syndicate, Inc. g55J Furthermore, children from very poor families have not had many of the experiences the average child has. But many tests deal with such experiences. So some tests have been constructed to be equally fair to all children, and all kinds of other types of tests have been developed to learn about the ability and intelligence of children. (Win an illustrated "Tell Me Why" book, hundreds of questions answered. Send your questions, name, age and address to "TELL ME WHY" in care of The Daily Herald, P.O. Box 717, Provo, Utah 84603. In case of duplicate questions the author will decide the winner. Today's winner: Keith Helwig, 9, Mande- ville, Jamaica.) Moving Man: Pick up that trunk. Mrs. Smith doesn't want it there. Assistant: How do you know? Moving Man: She's under the trunk. 5! ' 198? by J IF VVOND f 57. 38. WHTOR nc TM Rag U S PM GteRM-HATE- R . 0"2. ITMOH . By Gordon Bess REDEYE 7J5 I . ghrmbeqru IP ) I CDM'T Tl THAT I DUMB OOe UP EVERY NIGWT ME WAr4QRS Off Kr40W HOW IT IS 30T A SMIRT LIKE THAT I it COPYRIGHT 1982 UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE WS MY By Saunders & Ernst MARY WORTH IO-- AT& 7s A POUND NEA DEPIGATEP - GIHSTEPm Here are three cooked foods that people enjoy eating. To find out what they are, rearrange the letters in each word. See tomorrow's paper for the answer. VOU WI(5M RTTEN FILTHY... GLQHSflU 1 JHL, NEVE?? QAV " PENNY R3R YOUR THOUGHTS" TO A ..REPULSIVE, PIS5L1ST1NS Ml6ERAatE THE PUZZLE BOX By Heimdahl & Stoffel BUGS BUNNY 5EvS. FUN TIME The Chuckle Box City Man: Is this bull over here safe? Farmer: Well, he's a darn sight safer than you are! By Dick Cavalli WINTKROP -- Ja tuiat dig,N'r V r T DON'T UNDERSTAND VOUP , COMMENT, T06Y! KAREN AND JERRY ARE A -- AC wr ONE OF YOUR rCl rvui V. xjfl I I J I si KATE &EPDAN CONFIDED Jl f IT SEEMS THAT KATE AX I HAS AN IMPORTANT Ac --ril i r ifWftUC a il t i iM i i t ii AND STEVE WALES HAVE SET THE. - QUESTION TO Ml 1MCU V. 7 FORTUNE . This Day In History By United Press International Today is Thursday, Oct. 21, the 294th day of 1982 with 71 to follow. The moon is moving toward its PRICILLA'S POP IN LCMr WITH AM?. A ROMAN ,THE NEW ) LLIBRARIAN'" "lOL! first quarter. By Al Vermeer T THAT'S LAUGH IF FUNNIEST THING I'VE SOU LIKE, STUART.' IT MAKES NO PIFFER- - THE - ? ,AUA UAUAl&Had EVER The morning stars are Mercury, Venus and Saturn. The evening stars are Mars and Jupiter. Those born this date are under the sign of Libra. Alfred Nobel, Swedish inventor and founder of the Nobel Peace Prize, was born Oct. 21, By Saunders & Overgard STEVE ROPER AND MIKE NOMAD f Hlf CUY HE WAf A RETlUEP I 5TAT6 A5M0LYMAM, WHO WAf peepin'vou pope oniV mike THE MO0 HAD AW J G A - hi drowned., IE, WHAT LOUfY 58EAK k , J ESPECIALLY f IICE IT IM A BUCKET OF )l WAS ) water. 7 y-? 1833. anp im sureTF SEAU MAKES- I - TO VOU. EITHER.' rVNRW 1' 1V7 jllfJrS PL lsQ in &V M 7 ) I 1(1 i On this date in history: In 1879, after 14 months of experiments, Thomas Edison invented a workable electric incandescent lamp. In 1917, the U.S. Army's 1st Division became the first American fighting unit to see action in World War I. In 1966, a coal-wast- e slide buried the Welsh mining town of Aberfan. Two days later, 135 bodies had been found. In 1976, American novelist Saul Bellow won the "Nobel Prize CAPTAIN EASY EAy. COME. 5HE RET. I r THOUGHT Tin By Crooks & Casale MANY THINS5 TO PLAN YET. COME. K""'" i """"1 THAT'S RIGHT. WASH 15 WHY I'M HERE. WE'VE J HEARP HER. CALL. for Literature. l-- J A thought for the day: Inventor Thomas Alva Edison said, "Everything comes to him who hustles while he waits." tlj f V ' ' : "i i |
