Binet and Simon defined mental age as the

Binet and Simon defined mental age as the
 
  a. likelihood that the child will resist mental disorder.
  b. child's ultimate intellectual potential.
  c. child's present age, in years and months.
  d. age that best fits the child's current level of intellectual performance.

Question 2

Following pretesting, Binet and Simon retained for inclusion in their intelligence test the items that
 
  a. were more familiar to boys than to girls.
  b. discriminated smart children from dull children.
  c. gave an advantage to Caucasians relative to minorities.
  d. were so difficult that only 10 percent of children got them right.

Question 3

In Binet's original intelligence test, which of these was NOT among the several factors that were measured?
 
  a. Verbal comprehension
  b. Reaction time
  c. Attention
  d. Numerical reasoning

Question 4

The goal of Alfred Binet's first intelligence test was to identify
 
  a. children who needed remedial instruction.
  b. intellectually gifted children who were well adjusted.
  c. teachers' innate aptitudes for tutoring slow learners.
  d. whether intelligence is a single factor or many factors.