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Howard Gardner is to ___ type(s) of intelligence, as Charles Spearman is to ____ type(s) of intelligence.
 
  a. one; nine
 b. nine; one
 c. three; seven
  d. seven; three

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Children who have an early growth spurt are likely to ____, whereas those who spurt late are more likely to ____.
 
  a. be tall be short
  b. be underweight be overweight
  c. excel academically fall behind academically
  d. have shorter legs have longer legs

Question 3

More than 100 years ago, ____ developed a theory of intelligence that suggested that there was a singular factor, called g', that was responsible for performance on all mental tests.
 
  a. Charles Spearman
  b. Lewis Terman
 c. Howard Gardner
 d. John Carroll

Question 4

During adolescence, girls gain almost twice as much ____ as boys do, whereas boys gain twice as much ____ as girls do.
 
  a. fatty tissue muscle tissue
  b. muscle tissue fatty tissue
  c. height weight
  d. weight height
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Smart ... Thanks!
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Thank you, thank you, thank you!
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You make an excellent tutor!
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