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Froggy Jumps Understanding the Concepts of IntelligenceOnline version Concepts of intelligence by Mai Nguyen 1 In the sentence, "people all have unconscious notions of intelligence, but no one knows for certain what it actually is." Which term does NOT match the meaning of “unconscious notions”? a implicit theories b explicit theories c underlying assumptions 2 In the sentence, '..those who are less intelligent need the good offices of the more intelligent to keep them in line", what does the phrase “keep them in line” most nearly mean? a separate them from others b support their education c control their behaviour 3 In the sentence “Left to themselves, the unintelligent would create… a kind of chaos”, what is implied about people of low intelligence? a They are likely to behave unpredictably without guidance. b They can improve over time. c They prefer independence. 4 In the phrase “cognitive (high-IQ) elite”, what does “elite” most nearly mean? a a group with special training b a small, highly skilled or intelligent group c a government organization 5 In the sentence “…they do not necessarily avail themselves of these opportunities…”, what does the phrase “avail themselves of” most nearly mean? a take advantage of opportunities b compete for opportunities c create opportunities 6 In the sentence “the goal of education is not to favor or foster an elite, but rather to allow children…”, what is the function of “but rather”? a to add additional information b to introduce a contrast or correction c to show a cause 7 In the sentence “…people are essentially intersubstitutable…”, what does “intersubstitutable” most nearly mean? a people have different abilities b people can replace one another in roles c people require special training 8 In the phrase “take responsibility for”, what is the closest meaning? a share something equally b benefit from something c be accountable for something 9 Which word is closest in meaning to “accomplishments” in the Jeffersonian paragraph? a intentions b efforts c achievements 10 In the phrase “not only as human beings but in terms of their competencies”, what is the purpose of this structure? a to emphasize two related aspects equally b to show a contrast c to show cause and effect 11 In the phrase “favoring one group over another”, what does “favoring” imply? a supporting one group unfairly b selecting the best group c ignoring all groups 12 “Variation in intelligence begins at birth.” What does “variation” most nearly mean in this sentence? a difference b improvement c limitation 13 What does “preferential treatment” most nearly mean? a equal opportunities for everyone b unfair advantage given to a group c support based on ability 14 “No section of society should have preferential treatment at the expense of another.” What does the phrase “at the expense of another” imply? a by harming or disadvantaging another group b through cooperation c without affecting others

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Understanding the Concepts of IntelligenceOnline version

by Mai Nguyen

In the sentence, "people all have unconscious notions of intelligence, but no one knows for certain what it actually is." Which term does NOT match the meaning of “unconscious notions”?

In the sentence, '..those who are less intelligent need the good offices of the more intelligent to keep them in line", what does the phrase “keep them in line” most nearly mean?

In the sentence “Left to themselves, the unintelligent would create… a kind of chaos”, what is implied about people of low intelligence?

In the phrase “cognitive (high-IQ) elite”, what does “elite” most nearly mean?

In the sentence “…they do not necessarily avail themselves of these opportunities…”, what does the phrase “avail themselves of” most nearly mean?

In the sentence “the goal of education is not to favor or foster an elite, but rather to allow children…”, what is the function of “but rather”?

In the sentence “…people are essentially intersubstitutable…”, what does “intersubstitutable” most nearly mean?

In the phrase “take responsibility for”, what is the closest meaning?

Which word is closest in meaning to “accomplishments” in the Jeffersonian paragraph?

In the phrase “not only as human beings but in terms of their competencies”, what is the purpose of this structure?

In the phrase “favoring one group over another”, what does “favoring” imply?

“Variation in intelligence begins at birth.” What does “variation” most nearly mean in this sentence?

What does “preferential treatment” most nearly mean?

“No section of society should have preferential treatment at the expense of another.” What does the phrase “at the expense of another” imply?