Something often wondered by most beginners is the "where am I on the spectrum skill and ability in the world of development."  Now that may not be the exact question you ask, but it is a "general" question asked.  Basically, most people are curios as to where they stand.  As best as I can figure out here is what I have come up with to tell where you can place yourself in skill level. (This is geared more toward .NET devs)

1) noob
     "What is a loop?"
2) Beginner
     "Now I know the concepts of programming, but how do I use this OOP in the real world?"
3) Beginnermediate
     "Oh, I can now use OOP to a point in real world applications and can even use 3rd party libraries a bit, but there is still things I don't understand about the language and the framework."
4) Intermediate
    "I know all about the language and many topics to the point I can write any app I need to with enough time and research, but i still have yet to understand more advanced parts of multi-threading, async, networking, etc...

This is just through intermediate level since I just am finally getting comfortable in the beignnermediate level and can tell where to go next I need to go next. Heh, I could be totally wrong and out of it on this. So please if there are any suggestions on how to better refine this please let me know so the information can get out there.  And don't forget to visit back often as I continue my quest to helping noobs and beginners because so they don't have to go through some of the pains I had to.