FWIW I score 8 out of 12 with 2 bonus points. Though, there were other aspects of privilege that I had that were missing from Wente's list. Not exactly a sociologically accurate list ;). My spouse scores 9+2 but had NO other privilege.

As a child I frequently flew business class on my Dad's employer's dime, and, I moved countries more often than most people move house. I also speak three languages and me and my children are citizens of two of the wealthiest countries on the face of the planet.

Now I have 3 children with only 1 spouse in a $$$ city--another indicator of privilege.

My children, on the other hand, already score 11 out of 13 (I can't see any of them growing up knowing what to do with two different sized forks other than to have TWO opportunities to stab each other), and, provided they go to uni they'll have a 12/13 (no forks though).

PS I'm not sure where the denominator of 13 comes from. The list is 12 items long and allows for bonus points only for graduate degrees.