When a Test Reports a Child's Intelligence as a Single

question 134

Multiple Choice

When a test reports a child's intelligence as a single score, what does this imply that the test designer believes?

• A)The child's pattern of errors reveals her intelligence.
• B)Intelligence is mainly or entirely a general factor.
• C)Creativity is the same as intelligence.
• D)Intelligence is a group of distinctly separate abilities.

Recognize errors in word choice and usage.

Understand the concept and application of subject-verb agreement.

Identify misuse of possessive forms in nouns.

Understand the distinction between comparative and superlative forms.

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Definitions:

Identity During Adolescence

A developmental stage where individuals explore and begin to form their own distinct sense of identity in terms of values, beliefs, and goals.

Developing A Sense

This refers to the process of becoming aware of or understanding something through the use of one's senses or intuition.

Menopause

A natural biological process characterized by the cessation of menstruation and the end of reproductive capability in women.

Fertility

The natural capability to produce offspring; it is a measure of reproductive capability in individuals or populations.