Author Question: Although she can't read novels or solve algebraic equations, Mary Ellen can play the violin ... (Read 218 times)

Mr3Hunna · **on:** Jun 20, 2018

Although she can't read novels or solve algebraic equations, Mary Ellen can play the violin beautifully. According to Gardner's theory, what might you conclude about Mary Ellen's intelligence?

a. She is lacking in g-factor, but has succeeded in s-factor.
b. She would score low on all seven primary mental abilities.
c. She would score well on musical intelligence.
d. She would score poorly on analytical and practical
ability, but score well on creative ability.

Question 2

The ability to understand abstract and often novel concepts which requires us to think flexibly and to seek out new patterns.

a. primary mental ability of number
b. crystallized intelligence
c. group factors
d. fluid intelligence