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MENSA, the oldest IQ society in the world, has announced that its youngest member is a two-year-old girl named Kashe Quest. Now four, her parents share how they care for their genius child to ensure that she keeps learning without pressure.

A toddler from Los Angeles has been accepted as the youngest member of Mensa—the largest and oldest high ...

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The new member of Mensa fielded questions about the continents and the branches of the US government, as she sat on the floor wearing a nappy.“Executive, judicial and legislative,” said Kashe Quest, a

This 2-year old is the youngest American to become a member of Mensa Share Updated: 11:28 AM CDT May 28, 2021 By Lauren M. Johnson, CNN Sukhjit Athwal Kashe Quest is a typical two-year-old, but she is also a member of Mensa-- a club for those with high IQ. SOURCE: Sukhjit Athwal The latest breaking updates, delivered straight to your email inbox. Share Updated: 11:28 AM CDT May 28, 2021 By Lauren M. Johnson, CNN A ...

By Mark Robertson May 28, 2021 A two-year-old toddler from Los Angeles has become the youngest member of Mensa in the U.S. with an IQ of 146. Kashe Quest, whose mother first noticed her daughters gifts when she was very young, recently joined the exclusive club. In order to be accepted into the organization, an applicant must take a standard intelligence test, and those who score at or above the 98th percentile qualify.

Kashe Quest knows the periodic table, is learning Spanish and watches "Paw Patrol."

Los Angeles toddler Kashe Quest scored an incredible 146 on her Mensa IQ test, placing her in the top two percent of test-takers. She can name all 50 states and the entire periodic table.