what do you call a person who is young but their mind is well beyond their years

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A person who is young but whose mind is well beyond their years is often described as "wise beyond their years" or "mature for their age." Other terms that might fit include "precocious" or "insightful." These terms highlight the individual's advanced understanding, maturity, or wisdom relative to their chronological age.

how about a child who knows alot but they still act like their age

A child who possesses a lot of knowledge but still behaves in a manner typical for their age can be described as "intellectually advanced" or "knowledgeable." However, since they still display age-appropriate behaviors, you might also refer to them as "well-informed" or "intelligent for their age." They might also be considered "bright" or "curious," emphasizing their knowledge without implying that they are overly mature or serious for their developmental stage.

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