What’s the difference Genius, Gifted, Prodigy, or Savant? Give at least 1 example for each.

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Genius: A genius is showing great intelligence skill in a particular area of activity. For example, a mathematical genius.

Gifted: Having outstanding talent. For example, a gifted dancer.

Prodigy: A young person who is unusually intelligent for their age. For example, a child prodigy on the piano.

Savant: a person with great knowledge in a particular subject for example, a computer savant.

ipn [44]3 years ago

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Answer: Genius means really smart, prodigy means having good talent and being very good at someone and I don't know the other one

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