... 26 Test Your I.Q.arriveatanswerscanbeusedtogeneratea test ofintelligence.A test thatprovidesquestionsthattapareasofperception,spatialawareness,languageability,numericalability,andmemory,andthatrequiresapersontousecomparisons,sequencing,classification,computation,problem-solvingmethods,comprehension,association,completion,reasoning,logic,analogy,evaluation,judgment,etc.,invariouscontentareascanberefinedintoa test ofintelligence.The test thatyoujusttookisapaperandpencil test typicalofthosegiveneithertoasingleindividualortoagroupofpersonsatthesamesitting.Inadditiontopaperandpencilteststhatusetheprecedingkindsofmaterialsforquestions,therearealsoindividualI.Q.tests,givenonaone-to-onebasis,thatinclude"performance"kindsofproblemsituations.Individualtestsallowfortestingofnonreadersorfortestingofpeoplewhohavedifficultywithreadingorwiththelanguage.Individualtestsmay test auditoryandretentiveskillsbyrequiringthepersonbeingtestedtolistentoasequenceofnumbersandthentorepeatthatsequence.Otherperformanceitemsmayincludepuzzlecompletionandblockstructurereplication.Thesetendto test abilitiesnotmeasuredbypaperandpenciltests,suchasthemotorskillsthatrelatetomechanicsandtothefineartsmedia.Peoplewhosolveproblemsthroughpictures,objects,andemotionsratherthanbyusingnumericalandlanguageconceptsarecandidatesforindividualtesting.Thesepeopleoftenhaveahighdegreeofintelligencethatcannotbemeasuredwiththemoreeconomical,traditionallanguage-orientedpaperandpenciltypeof test. Intelligencetestsdonotmeasurecreativity,althoughcertaincreativeskillsmaybebroughtintoplayinordertosuccessfullysolvespecificproblems.Thenatureofcreativityanditsrelationshiptointelligencewillbediscussedlater.Ifyouhadpickedupabookonintelligencepublishedtwenty-fiveormoreyearsago,thechancesarethatcreativitywouldnothavebeendiscussed,atleastnotinanygreatdetail.Thisisbecausecreativitywasassociatedwithhighperformanceinthevisualandperformingartsandwasnotconsideredanintegralpartofthebehaviorsassociatedwithintelligence.How- ... 16 Test Your I.Q.16.BFourdimes,threenickels,andfourpenniesistheonlysolution.17.APeckistheonlyonewhichisadrymeasure;theothersmeasurebothliquidanddryquantities.18.Dtenlis=secret;berok=Wednesday;krux=attack19.CLoveistheoppositeofhate.Valoristheoppositeofcowardice.20.DExample:A$20.00itemcut50%willsellfor$10.00.Toagainsellfor$20.00,theitemmustbeincreased$10.00,whichis100%of$10.00.21.EThepositionofthegeometricfiguresisreversed.Thelinefigurationremainsonthesamesideoftheconfiguration,butisreversed.22.ECorn.Theothersgrowonvines.Corngrowsonastalk.23.ETheholeisinsidethedoughnutandthepagesareinsidethecover.24.C11/2=5%.Ittakes6trips;ahalftripwon'tgetthelastcanhome.25.EItisacomparisonofthesamefigure,solidtobrokenline.26.AExample:"Ifalldogsaremammalsandallmammalsareanimals,thenalldogsaredefinitelyanimals."27.CAlltheothersaremadewithtwolines;Nismadewiththreelines.28.CJimreceived53;Johnreceived53-10or43;Jerryreceived53-26or27;Joereceived53-32or21.53+43+27+21=144.Thisproblemmaybesolvedalgebraicallyaswell.29.DTheothersaresenses;eatingisabodyfunction.30.CDaughteristhefemalechildoffather;nieceisthefemalechildofuncle.31.BAlltheotherlargefigureshaveasmallerfigureinside,whichissameastheoutsidefigure. 26 Test Your I.Q.arriveatanswerscanbeusedtogeneratea test ofintelligence.A test thatprovidesquestionsthattapareasofperception,spatialawareness,languageability,numericalability,andmemory,andthatrequiresapersontousecomparisons,sequencing,classification,computation,problem-solvingmethods,comprehension,association,completion,reasoning,logic,analogy,evaluation,judgment,etc.,invariouscontentareascanberefinedintoa test ofintelligence.The test thatyoujusttookisapaperandpencil test typicalofthosegiveneithertoasingleindividualortoagroupofpersonsatthesamesitting.Inadditiontopaperandpencilteststhatusetheprecedingkindsofmaterialsforquestions,therearealsoindividualI.Q.tests,givenonaone-to-onebasis,thatinclude"performance"kindsofproblemsituations.Individualtestsallowfortestingofnonreadersorfortestingofpeoplewhohavedifficultywithreadingorwiththelanguage.Individualtestsmay test auditoryandretentiveskillsbyrequiringthepersonbeingtestedtolistentoasequenceofnumbersandthentorepeatthatsequence.Otherperformanceitemsmayincludepuzzlecompletionandblockstructurereplication.Thesetendto test abilitiesnotmeasuredbypaperandpenciltests,suchasthemotorskillsthatrelatetomechanicsandtothefineartsmedia.Peoplewhosolveproblemsthroughpictures,objects,andemotionsratherthanbyusingnumericalandlanguageconceptsarecandidatesforindividualtesting.Thesepeopleoftenhaveahighdegreeofintelligencethatcannotbemeasuredwiththemoreeconomical,traditionallanguage-orientedpaperandpenciltypeof test. Intelligencetestsdonotmeasurecreativity,althoughcertaincreativeskillsmaybebroughtintoplayinordertosuccessfullysolvespecificproblems.Thenatureofcreativityanditsrelationshiptointelligencewillbediscussedlater.Ifyouhadpickedupabookonintelligencepublishedtwenty-fiveormoreyearsago,thechancesarethatcreativitywouldnothavebeendiscussed,atleastnotinanygreatdetail.Thisisbecausecreativitywasassociatedwithhighperformanceinthevisualandperformingartsandwasnotconsideredanintegralpartofthebehaviorsassociatedwithintelligence.How- ... IwouldliketoacknowledgetheinvaluablecontributionofMaryColvin,whosemanyhoursofresearchandprofessionalassistancehavehelpedtomakethisbookpossible.Third Edition '(VPrenticeHallGeneralReference^>15ColumbusCircleJ^NewYork,NY10023Copyrightâ1994,1991,1980byH/UPublicationsAllrightsreservedincludingtherightofreproductioninwholeorinpartinanyformAnArcoBookARCOandPRENTICEHALLareregisteredtrademarksofPrentice-Hall,Inc.ColophonisatrademarkofPrentice-Hall,Inc.ManufacturedintheUnitedStatesofAmerica12345678910LibraryofCongressCataloging-in-PublicationDataMunzert,AlfredW. Test your I.Q./byAlfredW.Munzert. 3rd ed.p.cm.Includesbibliographicalreferences.ISBN0-671-87459-41.Intelligencetests.2.Self-evaluation.I.TitleBF431.M8231994153.9'33dc2093-39956CIP...