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Scenarios
Language
Problem Solving
Intelligence and Cerativity
100

What is score on a test designed to measure intelligence called?

intelligence quotient(IQ)

100

Going through every numder from 1-100 to find what time 5 euqal 75

trial and error

100

Sapir and Whorf proposed this controversial idea: that your language determines how you think, like how Mandarin speakers use 'up' and 'down' to describe time.

linguistic determinism

100

You're convinced your professor hates you, so you only notice when they're rude and ignore all the pleasant interactions—you're experiencing this bias.

confirmation bias

100

On a small fishing island, the best angler and boat repairer would be considered intelligent—showing that this varies across different groups.

culture

200

What is mental shortcut that saves time when solving a problem called?

heuristic

200

Using manual to bulid an Ikea Chair

algorithm

200

According to the passage, babies can tell the difference between sounds from ALL human languages at birth, but by this age they've lost that superpower

1 year old  

200

When Apollo 13 astronauts were being poisoned by carbon dioxide, NASA engineers had to overcome this mental barrier to turn plastic bags and tape into an air filter.

functional fixedness

200

If you're camping and forgot the coffee pot but figure out how to brew coffee with a sock and hot water, you're high in this type of Sternberg's intelligence.

creative intelligence

300

What is a set of rules that are used to convey meaning through the use of a lexicon called?

Grammar

300

Kids Saying mouse instead of mice

overregularization

300

This researcher criticized Skinner's behaviorist approach and argued that language acquisition mechanisms are biologically determined.

Noam Chomsky

300

In Duncker's classic study, participants had to attach a candle to the wall using matches, thumbtacks, and this container

a box

300

According to the passage, a child who can analyze the historical context of a classic novel and compare characters' motives is demonstrating this component of Sternberg's theory.

analytical intelligence

400

What is a heuristic in which you begin to solve a problem by focusing on the end result called?

working backwards

400

Understand and not juged people when they don't eat pork because of their religian

cultural intelligence

400

Children typically enter this stage after the first few months of life, producing single syllables repeated over and over.

babbling stage

400

You keep trying to exit through the same locked door even though three other doors are wide open. You're stuck because past success with that door created this problem-solving barrier.

mental set

400

The passage explains that this type of intelligence helps you find solutions that work in everyday life by applying knowledge from your experiences—it's sometimes compared to 'street smarts' and may not correlate with high IQ scores

practical intelligence

500

What is an ability to produce new products, ideas, or inventing a new, novel solution to a problem called?

creative intelligence

500

Don't make joke about something because read the room and understand that there are an eliphan in a room. 

emotional intelligence

500

The tragic case of this 13-year-old girl, found in 1970, showed she could build vocabulary but never mastered grammar—suggesting she missed this crucial window

critical period(Genie)

500

“If at first you don’t succeed,...."

try, try again

500

Dr. Tom Steitz won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry but said his creativity benefited from this—he didn't work in one of these, but constantly talked with colleagues.

vacuum (isolation)

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