Noah's score = 92
Noah's class mean = 81
Noah's class standard deviation = 5.1
Thus, his z-score his calculated as;
![\begin{gathered} z=(x-\mu)/(\sigma) \\ \text{Where }\mu=\operatorname{mean} \\ \sigma=\text{ standard deviation} \end{gathered}]()
Thus, for Noahs', we have;

Also, similarly for Amelia, we have;

From the results above, Amelia's z-score is higher than that of Noah. Thus, Amelia relatively has the higher score.